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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

DERSONS wishing to purchase, win find it tt
/ be to their advantage to give us a call an,
examine our stock. II has been selected will
great care, and we feel confident that we can sci
as low as auy other store in the City, if not low
Ell; as our stock embraces such a variety, 'ha
persons will do much better TO give Ms a call
All kinds of pr ,duce taken in exchange Civ,
us call and try lis.
Iowa CITY. Oct al. 1919
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
LAND WARRANTS
FOR SALE nv A. II. PArNrrn

OFFICE At SANDERS HOTEL.
PURCHASERS Of Land will find it to theiu
L advantage, before purchasing esew here, te
call on the undersigned. Of whom they can pro.
cure, az the lowest rates, Land Warrants care.
fully selected at the 'FFountain Head and pur.
chased of the soldiers themselves, Immediately
AFTER being issued from the Pension Office. and
which are therefore warranted GENUINE IN
EVERY PARTICULAR.
A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, Nov s,h, 1S4S.
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Blank Dff0s.

WE have on hand alarge quantity of WARRAN-
w TEE DEEDS, with and without dover, print-
ed in neat form on kne Folio Post paper. Price
81 so per quire; single deeds 10 cents. All orders
accompanied with the cash will be promptly attend
ed TO.
Reporter Office, Nov.14.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
llmanacs! Almanacs! Alnlanacs

Almanacs! AImanacs! AImanacs
nR D. JAYNE would hereby inform the pub
~ lie that he publishes annually for gratuitous
distribution, BY himself and all his Agents, an
Almanac, called
Jayne's Medical Aluaanac and
GUIDE. TO HEALTH.
The calculations for this Almanac are made
with great care and accuracy and for FIVE differ
ent iatitudes and Longitudes, so as to make them
equally useful as a Calendar in every part Of the
United States and British North America. They
are printed on good paper, and with handsome
new type. and are neatly bourd, and besides be-
ing the neatest and most accurate Calendar prin-
ted in The United States, they contain large
amount of valuable information. suited to the
wants Of all. and Of that kind too, which cannot
be found in books.
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with
remarks and directions for their removal is real
'y invaluable. and make them welcome visitors
IN every house they enter. Every family should
possess at least Que of these Animals. His Al
manac TOR l849 is now ready for distribution, Of
which he designs to publish at least TWO MIL
LioNs,and in order that every family in the Uni
Ted States and British America, may be furnish
ed with copy, he hereby invites
MERCHANTS IND ST0REKEEPERS
10 forward their orders TO him as early as posi-
BILE and they shall be supplied GRATUITousLY
with as many copies as they may deem necessary
to supply their various customers. They are
also invited at the same time to send copy OF
their " BUsINEss cARr,'' which will be printed
and placed on the cover OF the Amanacs sent
them, also without charge.
They are also requested to give all necessary
directions how the Almanacs should be forwar-
ded to them. By law they cannot be sent by
mail unless the postage is first paid on them here
Orders (post paid) directed to DIR. d. JAYNE,
Philadelphia. will meet with prompt attention.
~ FAMILIES can obtain these ALMANAcs
Gratis of SAMUEL MARLIN, Yatton John
G. Malet, Brighton; James Williams, Rich
land; Culhertson & Campbell, Washington,
agents for the sale Of DR.. Jayne's Celebrated
Family Medicines
November ISiS -u22- 81
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ESTR

'NAKEN up by J. d. Sawyer in Maine township
i Linn county, Iowa, one estray Bay Mare, i've
years Old, with white hind feet, star in the fore
head, no other brands marks perceivable apprais-
ed at S25, by ]. B. Cutler, VIM. Heaton. and James
Lyle, and certified by David sutton. Justice OF tho
Peace. hLPHEUS BROWN.
Marion. Mug. 8, 1873. Clerk b. c. L,s
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RATES u
OF Telegraphic Communication
BLOOMINGTON TELEGRAPHERY.

ALL Communications held strictly confden-
tial. No information respecting any Message will
be given to any other, than the person sending,
receiving it.
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FACULTY OF THE
NJ EDIC al DEPART MENT
UNIV .RSIIY OF THE STATE OF IOWA.

.0T r. FRENCH, M. D Professor of An
" tony and Physiology.
Ohm Nj. VAUGHEE, NJ D. Professor OF
Surgery and Dean OF the Faculty.
HENRY MURRAY, NJ. D. Prosecutor of Sur
gerry.
GEO. REEDER, NJ. D. Professor of Materi
Medra and Medical Boany.
JAMES ". FLINT, NJ. b. Professor of The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine
VIM. VOGT. NJ. d. Professor of Chemistry
c. p. Hastings. NJ. d Professor al Obstet-
rcs and Diseases Of Wor Ell and Children.
d. ). SAMPSEL, NJ. n. Professor OF Medical
Jurisprudence dnG Institutes of Medicine.
A. ). HUDSON, NJ. u. Demonstration Of An.
aIomy.
Tie first annual course Of Lectures in The
above Institution will commence on the FRS,
Npmiay OF December next, and continue sixfeer
weeks Tie Trustees are happy TO be able to
, inform the profession that they have procured
thai large aud coumodious brick elfce. the
Mechanics Institute which is we'll adapted 10
! The en'erpnse;-,bat they have made the neces.
sary arrangements for procuring an abundance
OF material from abroad Tor practical Anatomy
! -Grs preparations. Chemical apparatus and an
! ample assortment OF Text books which will be
!uFnisI'ed for those students who have not books
| 81 their own.
! Esls>-- Mdtricu alton 81; Tickets $40 eacl
Tor he chairs, and s. for the d.ssec,or's; Grad,
| uation $40. Terms made cas-, 10 thos. who are
unable to pay in a ivance os the course
Good board can De had at private houses for
5, 90 pes week. Further information obtained
Of ,he Dean, Iowa City. or any OF the p oles
| sors. J. NJ VAUGHN, NJ. d. Dean.
Iowa City. Oct. a, ls4:.
Sentlrel, Fairfield. Iowa Democrat. Keokuk
Dispatch. Iowa Statesman. Burlington Gazette
aud tn"keye, Dem. Enquirer. Davenport Ca
! za1te. Express. Tribune. Jakson co Democrat
and Jetitr >onian at'. Gazette Galena will insert
this week and confer favor upon tbs PROBES
SOU and the public generally.
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BY the Governor of the state Of
Iowa.
q.
"A pRocLArT.ATroN.


IRON the earliest infancy Of many Of The States
l. OF this Union, 1t has been customary at, or near
the close OF every year, to set apart day for pub
lie acknowledgment of the many favors received
from the Gver of all good. In accordance with
this ancient and highly appropriate custom, have
thought proper to, and do hereby appoint THURS
DAY, THE GOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, TO
be observed in this State day of general thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God, for the innumer.
able blessings we have received from His hand du-
ring the past year. Tile for deep and heart.
felt gratitude can be observed on every hand. We
have enjoyed more than on ordinary amount OF Wig.
orous health. The fertilizing rain has been shower
ed upon our fields, and the warm sunshine of heav
en- has rested upon Our extensive prairics, oul
hills and valleys have been covered with waivin.
rain--the earth has presented her treasures with
bountful hand-the ample harvest has been gather
ed, and now eladdens the heart Of the husbandman
Prosperity and success have attended the enterprise
and industry Of citizens. Many from distan
and troubled lands have found 4 refuge and happy
homes within our borders. Temperance, with hel
loquence and persuasion, has Convinced the inc
briate of his error, and she has carried JOY 10 man!
deSoiate hearth EduCatioG, The ioundation OF ou
republican institutions, has been pushed forward
With vigorous and systematic energy; and the Chris
tan religion has been zeaouSly preached by able
learned and pious ministers of Christ. For these
and for all blessings and faTors should be CRATE
.ui to Almighty God. II bchoores US also, to girs
sincere and heartfelt thanks 10 Him. that live ir
This highly fayorei country, and that peace and
Prosperity prevail IN the land Therefore. let us al
ssemble on Thursday, the 3oth day of Nov, mbar
nd not only return thanks ion the blessings which
We have received, but with humble and dcyoat
learts. ask for continuance of the me.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. have hereunto sub
scribad my name, and caused the
IsEhL.1 great seal of the State to be afx-
ed. at Iowa City. this asst day oil
October, A. d. 1878.
ANSEL BRIGGS.
b. The Governor:
ELISHA Cutler. IN. Secretary of State.
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Gp0CERYES,

EANCY Articles ofevery kind and variety, to
J. tedious to mention, at W. 4 BIS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
Gfleerapi)if Despatfbfs
ron THE HHp0nTHR.
NOVEMBER IL, l84e.

IsplAsA-12 counties, Taylor's gain
over the vote Of 1874, 1874 State gone
for Cass.
rrssEssEE.-In % counties heard from
TAYLOR gains 1888 over the vote Of ls47.
M,cH1cAs.--Cass' majority about six
thousand; Legislature democratic ; q wing
Congressman gained.
Lou,s1ASA.-Orleans city gives Tay-
lor 1901 majority. Returns from coun-
try show wing gains. Democrats give up
the State.
New YoRx.-34 counties give Taylor
majority Of $4,000.
y1ncrs1A.-In 81 counties Taylor gains
1000 over the vote of IA. The State
gone for Cass.
Noaru CARoL1NA.-2l counties show
gain for Taylor of 800; State gone for
Taylor.
PrsvsYLvAsIA.-Forty eight counties
show a gain for Taylor Of $3.50 over
Johnson's vote; gone for Taylor by about
10000.
ILL1so1s.-Reported Wing gain in 81
counties for Taylor 4,795.
SATURDAY NrcHr.
New York $4,000 for Taylor.
Massachusetts, no election by the peo-
ME. Vermont, Rhode Island, Connect
cut, New Jersey, Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Delaware, Georgia and Louisiana
have gone for Taylor; majorities moi
known.
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nRIED FRUIT-AppIes and Peaches, for sale
IL by MAY io1 F SAsxAY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed his store 10 the
i one lately occupied by NJ. MURRAY, on
the Avenue, where he is opening
II Large and Splendid .Assortment Of
f. A LII GOODS.
selected by himselfin New York, which he will
sell for cash, as low as can be purchased in the
State. Please call and examine them.
JAMES ROBINSON.
N. B.--Thankful for past farors. he hopes BY
his unremittihg attention to receive share Of
the public patronage. J.R.
Iowa City, 4th October. 1913.
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COFFEE. Teas, Sugar. brown and Loaf, Mo-
~ lasses, &c. and also Indigo, Ma.der, etc. at
w. & BIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
CITY CHI HOT Ell
DUBIOUS, low a
A. Fl. MILLER, Proprietor.

A H. MILLER, (late OF the Leclaire House
Il. Davenport,) would advise his numerous
friends and the public generally, that he has Ia
ken the above named spacious establishment.
where he ilatters himself that tie will be able 10
Accommodate his guests i'll style 10 meet their
entire appreciation.
70 his st. Louis friends. who have heretofore
honored him with their patronage. e would say.
thai he vicinity Of Dubuque abounds with va
riety of objects Of interest to the vsi'er. The
grouse shooting is not to be surpassed aud the
best trout fishing in the world at ar easy distance
TfPassengers conveyed TO and from the boats
in carriages free of expense.
A. II. MILLER
Dubuque, Sept. s, 1913 90 6m.
Davenport Gazette, Capitol Reporter, and st.
Louis Republican, copy six months
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15
Energy.

b. The Governor:
ELISHA Cutler, in. Secretary of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

Iowa City, Nov. ah, 1s4s.
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~ rATlONARY-A general assortment en-
~ bracng every variety at W. & BPS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
VOLUME XVIII
T..J. fIOLTON.
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR 4 PUBLISHER
TERMS

rwo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not
,eid in sdrsree. THREE DOLLARS II not
rsid ritkin sir month";; ssd THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II NOT paid IN.
III after tie expiration Of he yssr. no paper
jiseeatinssd until oil sresrages are paid. sI.
cert ct The option 81 fhs Editor.
rr Advertisements iassfisd II One Dollar PR
ssssrs, nc lises sr less. hi, H-ed typs) or The
fra issrtisn. sad Is cents for eseh esnfinu.
SAGE. Court sdreviiss,ns1fs and Sksnf's .S.is
e.asgsd rs per cent higher; and a dsdueti0a ot
y3& per eesi. will b made from ihe regular pri-
81, jsr s5reiissrs by ia year. Advertisements
I iss<rfed ssathiy or gssstsriy u per square for
rfseA tims Sspg-monthiy Is etnis per SQUARE
fsf sseh iims.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

AGENTS.
Gel. X. N. Coekssa. Msek!enburg. N c.
SlAss. W. iisrvjs. NIL Grsrs. n. G.
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BY MARTIN d WRIGHT. Auctioneers.
nARTS or WOODLEy FOR sALE.-By yirtu

i decree Of the Circuit Court of This District PASSED
wherein George Lowry is complainant and the heirs
law Of the late Lzafe Keryand and others defendants will
be sold at auction the 2ls day Of November next
O'Clock meridian, at the auction OF Martin Wright
in the city Washington certain portions Of the of land
called "Woodey, lately owned by said Kerysnd, lying ia
Washington county, the west eide OF Rock Creek and bind
ing thereon and being about niles from Washington and
Georgetown The Part proposed to be sold has been M
vided into five fields Of from aboa FIVE to forty acresn all
about 5o Each lot fronts upon road leading
main road. The lots have ben divided TO give
hcency OF wood eligible building Sites and convenient
water The two easternmo lots have beautiful fronts
Hook Greek and Tor health and desabeness Of location the
whole tract sunsurpa in this District The land is good
quality, and easily improved.
Terms Of sale Oneourh cash. and the residue one tw
and three years. tor which the purchasers bonds with approx
ed security and deed of bearing interest rom the day
ofle will be required Deeds e Of the purchasers
Tale ndsputable.
plat OF the portions offered for sale be at the
Office OF the subscriber where and OF Mrs. Kerand residing
at Woodey, further information be obtained.
The subscriber himself the right of reseng
weeks public notice. for the default OF any purchaser in
complying with the terms within five days from the day Of sale
The creditors OF said Lazare Kervand notified to Gle
their claims in this cause duly vouched.
w. REDtN, Trustee
MARTIN Il WRIGHT,
oct 2--5taw&ds ifw Auconecrs
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adjoining H. and two three the side Of the road opposite
to it, all Ike itself pretty in coat Of whiewash and the scen
yet chaened by fences hemming the road whe
they were with lack of trees, indication that
YVES near. inquired the fuhest building, and told
that not quite though little farther and indi
cations Of strange depths about Taxed my spirit Of inquiry
Of all the spots in the world this was the one.
After dinner the tavern, nghangled my fol
Lexngon-foGrteen minutes Of latitude NORTH INTRODUCED
for the scene, myself seated before fire worthy of DID
ceruber in log house four miles from Lexington TO read
which had to scale Virginia fence, (known the world oyf
very crooked fence Of rails and many-acred con
field where il has been announced TO that there will
preaching, by coporeur preacher, this evening The "a
ny Baptsts The good folks all ado orders wet
given about this thing and that fire made in auo,hd
room; the dame than commonly polite, and all
the half dozen faces wore cheerful aspect Lucky ny
sarshe next opened (by door into another roonD
upon smoky supper table, whereon turkey, fcased
sauces. and (onng many other thngs) the best Of co3
This had its and then came dropping in one and ai
other OF the neghhos till twenty assembled to sieno
exhodaon by of thousand Of his prof sid
genertcaHy. With such men he 10 fill our backwooJs aid
INTERIOR acuteness aud controversy may lay down their n
for all they do in comparison. An acquaintance Win
him. before and after the meeting, indicated him 10
sanity occurence-tall and venerable thoIgh
old the bone and of and sincerity,
the tears OF simplicity, the power over the heart. Mr.
Baptist clergyman Of Lexington, succeeded and wh1 do
you think Mr.. b. was Probably you heard Of Jim.
did no, know, hour BEFORE that he had not died Few
Hampshire almost twenty years before There that imehgo,
saw him the last time then was his Sunday school tho
lar, and here had strangely met him.
LexingonI next arrived at this town, reposing ID the
valley of Virginia, with mountains all about it. Lexington
the home of two important Institutions Washington Col
lsge aud the Virginia Military Institute When the Virginia
Assembly voted Gen. Washington the sum Of about 00O
for his services, be refused it. but be asked that he
der il TO literary institution and they granted il HI
chose the former mentioned, then academy which, thu
endowed, passed into college, ard took his The lat
Of the oned arsenal. u became a
tay school, and into connexon with the college, They
both brick buildings extensively winged Lexington ha
population of about 2, 900, and is the shire town.
ROCKBRIDGE.
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TO the Farmers, PLaaters, Manufacturers, and
all the friends Of Home Iodusfru.


After short lifetime spent in sincere anxiety and
endeavor to elevate and benefit your pursuit. permit
now express belief that lis future improvement is be
ensured chiefly by better knowledge OF the principles that
belong and that to be acquired by Of education
for your better adapted to the art and business OF agscu
ure and, by attention your part the ieCsa
ton and policy of The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Federal
Learning mole or less directly on your pursuit
In that persuasion, have established in connection
with my son. F. G. SIMMER, a new work, "Ms Plough,
the LOOM and The Anp" all of which, in Judgment,
cannot for the benefit Of the plough especially, be kept
work too near To each other.
The work consists Of not less than "a pages published in
all the principal cities the lst Of every month Where
five uni,e the price 50 per year for subsc-
bers S. or SO for a single subscriber.
And now, Farmers Planters, and friends of American in
dussry all Its branches depending for livelihood
the continued exerton OF abilities for the benefit the
landed interest, respectfully oc the patronage of all who
may think offer them equivalent for 81 in the
pass Of 800 pages favor OF giving encouragement Amer
ican labor. Address by mail at our risk,
]. s. SKINNER 81 SON,
Office Of the Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil,
Philadelphia.
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TIE FAcr that "3esth levels oil distinctions s most for.
coy illustrated cdent that recently happened In Scot
land skeleton discovered in removing tho oundatons
Of Trinity College Church, Edinburgh, which was sup.
posed 10 be the rerins Of the Queen Mary Gueres wife
Of the Second James, foundress of the efpr The evidence
deemed conclusive that the bones were conveyed with
considerable pomp the royal vault Hoyrood and there
deposited with the knsly dead Of Scotland few weeks
after another skeleton discovered, whh The anauarars
believed to he the true re,sins aud the people, ip this prze
resolved 10 bury both 10 royal sy overlookin in the ex
cess Of loyalty the inconsuiy VI body having two
skeletone 4.
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Tickets only sI5--FaIves 81 5O-llunters 50 70
Eighths 81 s7b
Certificate Of package of rs Whole tickets $3.50 90
DO do Of rs half do 90 90
10 do Of IS quarter do Is 20
DO do Of IS cigh,hs do ~ so
Order. for tickets and ,hsre certificates OF in
the above Splendid Loterie. win receive the mos, prompt
attention, and official of each drawing cent imnne
lately after IL is N all who order from o. Addres,
J. &C. MAURY, Alexandra, Va.
Agents TOR j. w. MAuRY Co., aiaasgoss
oct ak--dSod
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
THE PLOUGH, THE LOOM. AND THE ANVIL.

We have received the November number Of this
earnest and powerful advocate Of home industry in
all its branches and, view Of it, feel no sur
prise at the declaration, in letter it contains from
one Of the largest manufacturers in the United
States, esteemed for his liberal and comprehensive
views that I" the best remedy (he) can think Of
for the evils under which the country is suffering
is, that every man, woman and child in the Uni
ted States shall take copy of the Plough, the
Loom, and the .2nuil, read it, and practise on the
doctrines laid down therein" The editor seems
always TO be fired with more than his usual ANNA
ton whenever his attention is turned to the condi-
ton and prospects of his native State of Maryland,
and Of Virginia. One might suppose, from the
warm interest his writings have ever indicated in
their welfare, that he must, as he ought to have,
very many patrons, as he is known to have many
friends in both Of them; and yet we have been
surprised to an intimaton that there several
counties in both Maryland and Virginia in which
there is not, for the Plough, the Loom, and the
Anvil, single subscriber! 1t was assuredly not
in any feeling of sensibilty to suck treatment of
his abors in their behalf for thirty years that he
penned the following, which we take from the No
vember number. For the terms of the work the
reader is referred to the advertisement in another
column.
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rs Number Lottory--I4 Ballots.
Tickets sl0--Haves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificate ofpsekage OF &c whole tickets $3.50 90
DO do 20 half do 65 90
Do do DC quarter do 81 SO
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR ash NOVEMBER, is4s.
10000 Dollars.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For cdowng Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
Class h, for IS4s
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va Saturday, Nov 2Sh IS4S.
Thirteen drawn numbers out Of seyenty-fve.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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GRAND SCH Z NJ ES,
FOR NOVEMBER ls4s.

j. w. MAURY & CO.. Managers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowing Lee burg Academy and for other purposes
Class No. So, for lS4S
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Nov 3D. 1s4s