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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

Let ii be Remembered, that the southern
wing presses, at this very moment, are
denouncing President Polk, for signing the
Oregon bill, because that bill cantained a
clause prohibiting slavery. Let it also
be remembered that these very same wing
presses are now advocating Gen. Taylor's
election, as a sectional candidate, because,
as they say, he is bound by interest and
association, if not by pledges, to veto the
Wilmot Proyiso.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
Lost or Loaned.

0NE Of G.. C. Robbins Gold Pens, silver case
" The finder or borrower will he suitably re.
warded by leaving il al this Office.
Iowa CITY. October 70, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

It is said that the yellow fever prevails
extensively at Galveston as well as at
Houston. The disease is, however, Of a
very mild type.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
FACULTY OF THE
MEDIC az DEPARTMENT
OF THE
UNIV ,RSITY OF THE STATE OF IOWA !,

at R. FRENCH, M. D. Professor Of An
" tony and Physiology.
Ohm NJ. WATCHER, NJ. y Professor Of
Surgery and Dean Of the Faculty.
HENRY MURRAY, NJ. D. Prosextor of Sur.
Go. REEDER, M. \. Professor Of Ms,eri
Medca and Medical Botany.
JAMES ". FLINT, N. D. Professor Of The
CRY and Practice OF Medicine,
VA. VOGT, NJ. D. Professor of Cbernisfrv.
Z. r. HASTINGS, NJ. D. Professor OF Obstet-
rics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
u. ). sAMPSEL, NJ. n. Professor OF Mcdica,
jurisprudence and Institutes of Medicine.
A. ). HUDSON, NJ. l.. Demonstrator Of An
atomy. ~
The first annual course of Lecture. in the
ABOVE INSTITUTION Will commence on the First
Mohaay OF december next, and continue sixteen
weeks. The Trustees are happy to be able 10
INFORM the professor that they have nrocureo
mat large and connections brick sdifice, the
riechanic's Institute which is we'll adapted 10
the eh'erpnse;-tbat they have made lie neces
sa'y arrangements for procuring an abundance
OF material from abroad Tor practical Anatomy
cry preparations, Chemicai appar aus and al,
ample assortment of Text books. which will be
ia' .'s.ea ioF ,hosc students who have not books
Of their own.
Fees-Matrcu'ation 81; Tickets $40 each
~ e e s,i ahd % LOT Tie dissector's; Grad
ua'lon $50. Terms made easy to those who are
unable to pay in advance for The course.
cood BOARD can be had at private houses for
81 on per week. Further information obtained
OF me Dean, Iowa City. or any of the Profess.
sors. J. M. VAUGHN, Nj. u. Dean.
Iowa City, Oct. q, ls4:.
Sentinel, Fairfield, Iowa Democrat Keoknk
Dispatch, Iowa Statesman. Burlington Gazette
ana Hawkeye, Dem. Enquirer, Davenport, Ca
zeite, Express, Tribune, Jakson co. Democrat,
and jeifersonian am. Gazette, Galena, will insert
inns week and confer favor upon the Profes-
sion and the public generally.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

Do not Forget, that the wings declared
IN the campaign Of 40 that National
Dank was "obsolete, and that one Of their
nfs1 acts upon getting control of the gov
eminent, was the passage of bill crea-
uns this very identical Bank. If man
c"eats you once, it is his fault; if the Sec
0na lime, it is yours; for if you trust him
again. you do SO against light and reason,
and at your peril. Think of this at the
polls, and then remember also that Gen.
Taylor has himself told you that he is en-
"fely ignorant Of the affairs ofgovernment,
'.a consequently, that he will be compel-
% 70 entrust its management to irrespon-
!, s.O's agents, who will be kept entirely be-
.'"a the curtain, and who will sin against
'Ae people on Old lacks credit.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
LAND WARRANTS

For sale by JAMES CRAWFORD.
~ Sanlers' lIote!.
Refers 20 DR.. Lowe. Register, and Charles
Neal!ev. Receiver, iowa City.
Oct. IS, 1913. 1t
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
" estern Land l,scncY,

'AL Undersigned has on sSnG : cue,.,+,. ,r
LAND wa sNYS, which he viii sc,i
"n reasonable terms. le viii also 20 with emf
EF ''S IN" snow them Lands ana give such irC,rn,,
to' as may bc needed Tor the purpoSa Of entarin,
A'i' 81 iEiis Warrants. he y ii also he prerared
10 enter Lana Tor claimants uPoA The most rcasooa-
"S terms, giV!!g them finnl enc 10 three wears t.,
ihANc payment lie WI also sell oriocate Warrant.
''' companies or Individuals uy0a reasnaaEs t,ns
anu attend - TIE selling Of Real Estate I,arinr rax
- anu 90 all other business pertaining to Gencr-
al Land Agency.
Having had considerable experience in tho b,e,-
ness, ara na'ing general know ledge Of the conn
Try ana Lands within from 80 to 80 miles around
iowa ct, h" Nalters himself that ia. can give enrira
s''s! lc'i"h 10 all that may cntr!st HIM with 4, cir
business. Jp<ID,r I, r-,c,,rr
Iowa City, July 18th, 1873. II 5m
8 = : = u & ~ t"~-,
Dr.: Eros Lowe, Receiver Land Office, Iowa CITY.
CA!. ChdleS Neatly, Register $ 8. 6.
DR.. :. NJ. Ballard, Iowa City,
1'r. n &. Sales, Lexington. Jones CO. ,o,,,
;'st /. y BItel!e, Bloomington, Iowa,
i!as CverlAan, Esq. {. G.
Il. Neaiy, Es.. Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. George II. Walworth. New Orleans.
1,r VIM. B. Chamberlain, Warsaw, XIV,
EhF. JOAN A. Gulley, Cincinnati, Ohio,
!oaH EshHry, Esq. Bethel, Ohiu,
Abe! Aawson, Esq. TiiFn,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
Iowa City Iron and Stove Store

TIME Subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
q Of Johnson and adjoining counties, that
he has, in addition to his large assortment of Sea-
sonabe Goods, opened concern for the sale OF all
kinds of
AIR TIGHT STOVES,
which will be sold for Cash as low be bought
on the Mississippi River. Particular pains will be
taken to keep the assortment at all times complete
and those desiring to purchase will please call and
see for themselves.
Backsmihs from distance sending for Iron, can
have their orders filled on as good terms as if pres
cnt. +. SANXAY.
Iowa City, May 81, 1s4s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
SLIGO IRON STORE

BLOO.NL.NGTON, IOWA.
WE are now receiving and have in store SO
w TON OF assorted IRON, STEEL.
NAILS, &C. We shall keep our stock at all
times full and complete, which will embrace every
size of Sligo iron, English Blister, American, Cast,
German and Spring Steel, Nails, Spike, Wagon
Boxes, &c. Sc, to which we invite the attention Of
purchasers.
GREEN & STONE.
BIoomineton, June &c, 1S4S. IA
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

l.. commander Victor M. Randolph has
Gen ordered to the command of the u.
o. 'loop Of war ALBANY.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
DON'T BE ALAR NED!
ESIRAf.

VgNAKEN up by ]. D. Sawyer in Maine township
Linn county, Iowa, one estray Bay Mare, five
years old with white hind feet, star in the fore
lead no other brands marks perccvable; appras-
ed at S25, by J. b. Cutler, VIM. Heaton. and James
Lytle, and certified by David sutton, Justice Of the
Peace. ALPHEUS BROWN,
Marion, Aug. 5, lS4S. Clerk 3. {. l..
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
Ohio too.

Although we did not expect that "any
,ooan could "come out Of Nazareth, lathe
crescent State election, still it appears we
are disappointed. The wings and aboli-
donists were thoroughly united, and no
third candidate was running for Governor;
vet the pros pect now is that we are victo-
r;o,s and have routed the enemy horse,
f,u and Dragon! Even the Telegraph
is preparing to cave. Truth we know is
mighty and will prevail; but it seldom
travels by lightning. We will give our
lightning news Of Saturday night from the
office at Bloomington, just as we received
it. Here tits.
"Aggragate vote near 100000; Ford,s
(whig) majority at present aduices, 205;
Senate tie; House wing majority, foe
Of whose (whig) seats will be contested,
and tro of whose certificates will be given
to democrats. ~
Then it is only 'spresent advices," is it,
and not the full returns, which give Ford
majority Of 2o5? And then "the Sen
ate is tie,'' and if the wings have only ga
majority of4 in the House" what will be-
come of that majority, when, as the Tele-
graph itself states, ''two Of the certificates"
are to be given to the democrats? Why,
the House will be tie also. And when
three more wing seats are contested, what
becomes Of this wing House of Represen-
tatives? Why,it Is plain to be seen, from
the language here used, that if justice is
done, the democrats will have a majority
of sir in The House and SIX ON JOINT BAL
LOT; and that democratic United States
Senator will be elected. But we suspect
that the official vote will come in even better
than this for us, and that we also have
democratic Governor. So much for this
great wing State; SO much for this union
of whiggery, abolitionism, and all the other
isms! In the coming contest, the case
will be different. The abolitionists will
stick to their ticket, and Cass and Butler
will carry the State by at least 10000
This the wings admit themselves.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
DR.. q. q. DAVIS

IyA. z. "a J.E. Y ISJ
An ECLECTIC PHY SICIAN.
- ESiDENCE and Office in Iohnson's Brick
IL House on Capitol Street, few rods South of
the state House, and th2 Presbyterian Stone
Church.
July 3, i9iS
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
South Carolina.

From this State the "lirst flash" gave
us information that ssout of II delegates
elected to the Legislature from the Charles
ton district, Is were wings" Since then
the Telegraph does not even mention this
State. We suspect that the Taylorization
Of the wing party has not paid expenses
even there, and that we have beaten them
more then before.
In Florida it is reported that the wings
have carried their Governor, by lean
majority Of 100. Well, Taylorism ought
10 gain something in the Southern States,
II it expects to make any show at all; for
the wings have lost ground in every one
OF the northern and middle States, except
fennsylvanian, and even that they will
not carry at the Presidential election, by
at least 10000.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
Pennsylvania.

From this State the wings, upon the
first flash, confidently claimed 5000 or
5000. Our Telegraphic report of week
ago Yesterday, claimed 1900 wing major-
ity for Johnson. Last Saturday, howev-
er, it came down to 800, and showed an
evident disposition of preparing TO cave,
even upon this widows mite claimed as
thrown into the wing charity fund, by sta
ting that the Governors race is SO close
that the same blanket could cover 10th
nags. Official returns vary" "OGeiQL
returns vary" do they? Well tina, IS Gu
rious; but now we recoliect, they do We
ny often vary results from wing victory
claimed, 10 democratic triumph secured;
and this, we suspect, will yet be the case
in Pennsylvania. However, even if it
does turn out that the wings have nom
lnlal majority, this cannot seal the fate Of
parties there in the Presidential contest.
1t will be recollecied that among the last
official acts Of the lamented Skunk, was
the vetoing OF four or five bank bills, and
the democratic candidate was pledged to
pursue the same course: Now there are
about $4,000 900 Of bank capital seek ing
investment and re-charter at the next
regular session of the State Legislature.
VI course this was powerful item in the
canvass for Governor, which will have
no hing to do in the Presidential contest.
We are sustained in this view of the case,
by the fact, which we see admitted in the
wing papers, that the democratic candi-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

DER>UN> wishing % I'li Cnasc. M4ti !!tnt Il IL
/ he to thcir adj a-e To give rs a call ami
examine our stock. /, has been selected with
yrea, care. AMI We feel confident that we can sell
as low atty other store in the City, if not low
Ell; as on sock embraces such variety, that
PERSONS uli do much better TO give a call
All KIND. of pr 'Iice taken in exchange. Give
Us "a cali asd Try ,.s
loNa City, Oct Al, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25

come 1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

A STRONG SIGN We heard II yesterday upon
,hr ,treets and In form which assured OF Its truth,
tha, Mr. stevenson, the President OF the Baltimore
Convention gives up that Van Buren, must 10 the next
President According 10 his glimpses of the future,
Cas-, and Taylor stand no chance. We entirely agree
with him as 10 Cass who III probably not get an cleo
toa vo,e-but as TO Old FAC, he need give himself no
un.asln-ss The very fact that Cas- Is substantially
withdrawn, will give Taylor every Southern State
and he is certain Of majority Of tho Northern and
Western.-l Yesterdays WAg
Fortunately Mr.. Stevenson saw the above in
the Wing jus, before he let, town yesterday morn
ing, and he authorizes US fully and entirely to
contradict it. He never dreamed Of such Thing.
He may have said that Van Buren, might take
the Wing vote from Gen. Taylor in the North
AM East, and prevent an election by the people.
Nothing more. Mr.. Stevenson believe. that &c.
neral Cass will be elected easily, and so he has
said TO US several times recently. On Sunday
las, We conversed on The subject, and he was san.
gune Of Gen. Cass's election. We have chased
this street" rumor out of toton, and have become
satisfied by internal evidence that it is an entire
mistake Mr. Slevenson's positive denial. how
ever. removes all doub, on The subject. Justice
TO Mr.. s., il mol 10 The Democratic party, should
induce The Wing to publish Mr.. SIS denial
Lei Inc anlio'e 80 out, though i. will DO rather
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

selves the right to &C, as they may be advised m
IN mora norl,ni rnn side ration

selves the right 10 ac as !hey may be advised IN
on more perfect consideration.
The bill lot which we have beer unable 10 OBJ
Tain copy is substantially as FLOWS: Ii es.
tabishes government in Oregon substantially
as provided by The bill lately before the Senate.
which was referred 10 The seiec; committee l. is
however. amended 81 as 10 leave The laws OF The
provisional government Of Oregon in force nm.
iii alter The organization BY Congress. when The
legislature OF The Territory auIhorizedto cor.
Time or repeal them as hey may see f
California is organized by The appointment, by
the President and Senate OF governor. secretary.
3jndges, district attorney and marshal The
governor and judges 10 constitute d legislative
council. and 10 pass such avs as they NAV Deem
necessary; but lnry are prohibited from le.isla.
Ting upon slavery 10 establish form Il religion.
10 incur debt upon The territorial lailh or 10 mi.
marily dispose OF The suil. Their laws are 10 he
submitted 10 Congress; and il no, approved, 10
be void There IS 10 DC AZ appea! from lie Teri
torial Couds u The Supreme Coun OF he United
States. in the same cases as irCm The ci,cuil cuuns
OF the United Safes.
New Mexico is inc same in all respects ex-
cep bu, Two Judges are 10 be appointed for IL
The laws ard constitution oil The United States
arc extended over j..
This imponan, bill is ordered 10 hc printed,
and will be taken up al al eaG,y day by me Sc
nale. We understand that il hsS already found
much favor with that body, and !, is supposed
will pass the Senate by pretty strong vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
nGOISG AHEADp

The Wing is fast becoming famous as the or.
gan Of "Roorbacks," which, 10 its haste 10 make
political capital il freely circuIa'es, without TAX
ing time 10 investigate their probability, or even
plausibiliy. On Tuesday ii sent over The coun.
try The story OF Mr.. Stevenson and Evan Buren's
eleclion"-and yesterday j! parades an article un.
der The imposing caption: "7'tc Boys coming
home 10 r0tc-Tndigna.,on Of he returned Yolun.
Procedures Of the Volunteers aboard the
steamer VI. D. Hamer."
lis authority is he Louisville Journal Ca paper
which no one puts confidence in.) These pro-
ceedinss OF "hc volunteers aboard The steamer
Hamer, from Baltimore and Ohio complain OF
"ihe very signal manner in which We (lhey)
have been aggfieved,' in MOI being discharged at
New Orleans, and denounce the aahor Of con-
President Polk" &c and pledge themselves TO
advance Inc election OF Gen. Taylor.
Bat T. 5. 10 The Baltimore Sun Deceived here
on 1ucsday) which copies The same proceedings,
di,sipaes the whole story. Here is:
These proceedings are said 10 BE- signed h.
1876 out Of the l3S officers AMI men IN board
They will FIND, however, on their arrival, al home
thai three months extra pay has heea voted them
by Congress, as compensation fDr their services
and suff.rings, which will more thar repay Them
for any pecuniary losses they may maze sustain
cd in no, receiving mileage ioI their conveyance
To their homes.
up. S. Since The above was in type, We have
received tn Cincinnati Enquirer, waih, on The
authority of several Of he Offices AMI men Of ,he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
PARIS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.

We have been favored with the following letter,
dated PARIS, 2Sth June, l84S.
The lightning will have told you OF the events
here of the most formidable of all French
emeutes. write you in bed, sick and worn
down with excitement; but short description is
better than none, and you may be uneasy for
me; otherwise, would not write.
On Thursday last there was much grumbling
and aiiroupem.nl amongst the CURRIERS'; and
many who had been ordered 10 leave Paris for
their respective provinces, as there was no work
here for them, pretty menacingly refused to CO.
On Friday, at 10 o'clock, in some of the mos.
populous quarters they showed themselves arm
ed and began 10 throw up barbados great
lack of promptness was shown in some quarter,
in not having them opposed early; and at 10
o'clock. very near me, in the Rue ST.
Jacques, the fighting had commenced. did not
think there was much danger, but observed a
general cons,ernation-many fearing that the
'sGarde Mobile" would side With the workmen,
their fathers and brothers. However, in short
time the Mobile, National Guard. and troops OF
the line, (who are very numerous here now,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

The citizens OF Montgomery have held meet
ing, Colonel D. Barnett chairman, and VIM
Wade secretary, 10 make arrangements Tor The
proper reception Of the Montgomery volunteers;
dinner 10 Captain J. F. Preston and The Com
rany under his command, SC. Is il not !imeicf
Richmond 10 make similar movement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
81 Telegraph II tic Bal.ima-e AD,erieer:


By an arrival from Tampico learn that
when the Mexican Government sent force 10
lake possession OF that city alter i, was evacuated
bv lhr A ,nericans, the cizens refused Them en.
rance. Parades and Jarau,a are operating in
his onarie5, and are likely 10 give The Mexican
Government some seriou. trouble.
Cotton was again q.e, ycsrcrday-sales on
IL / 900 bales, al previous prices. 10 Change 10
,thsr articles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
PLEASURE DEFERRED.

~ halt pa; six as, evening, eg'aNhic
despatch was rece we'd from Washington, stating
that the territorial question was pending. and j!
was thought expedien haI Mr.. flanagan
should not leave he Scra!c al ibis time
Under these circumstances while we cannal but
regrelthe continued absence Of Nj. flanagan,
bes. interests ii his country in remaining al his
posi- al this important period. We cannc: doubt
that our friends VII! have The pleasure Of hearing
Mr.. uanpegan al an carlY day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

OLD POINTING made visit 10 This de.
,;eh,t,l watering place on Saturday, AMI were
nlea.rd 10 find large and fashionable company
assembled there. The bathing is delicious, and
Ire larc excel emf Norfolk Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

Ex7RAcr oil a letter. dated
= 49, 'SourH.mpros Co, Va, July l7lh.
s,e we'll nIeasrd with our ticker. We know oil
on. in,eliigen, Wang that will support our ticket,
and .eyrial that will not support Taylor and
Fillmore"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

On Saturday evening asl !hefe was very de-
slruclive hail storm al Cumberland Court House.
|. destroyed some lew crops Of corn ami tobacco
in The neshborhoOd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
RI and Nth The adrlce and consent Of the Senate
Gideon J. Pillow, OF Tennessee, (BFisadier
General in The Uni,ed STATES volunteer sefvice,)
10 be Major General, April l3, ls47, rfse Benton,
declined
John A. Qn,man, OF Mississippi, (Brsadier
General in The Uni'ed STATES volunteer sefvice,)
10 be Major General, April II, le47, rie: Cum
ming declined
Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts. 10 b. BIZ
eadier General, hpri! IA, lst7, riac Pillow, ap-
pointed Major General.
Sterling Price. Of Missouri. TO be Bragsder
General, July 20 lS47, rice Davis, declined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-21

A letter from New OIeans, Gated the SIN inst,
s,,ies ,hattae Hon. VIM l. Brent, Formerly
member Of Congress from Lousiana.) died SUI
dentv al 81. MarIinsvll!e, Lou Of apoplexy.-
H had iasr go! into his carriage, when ne was
IA ken, and died i'm Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-28
SUPPLEMENT TO THE
NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.

s==-u,,,c rxpsovyuysr--The Cs1ctHn1t'
- has seen the model Of an invsnnon oy -
rr,,o,s which be calls tbe TeesrApne ~. s,e set
~ tni. Dispatches MESSAGE OF ss s,rr.r 10 printing
~ ~ ,t,,al fvr>s locked In chase s,niA =,
~ " - tae form placed upon the machine. " .
Vince 10 the belief that he can py ,nls 80.
-, ~ al points connected with me WIZ - a. sss'
saa make one entire page Of me CN'v"NN, IN ''''s
as Tne sManipulator' Is represented ss oeing re-
single and likely 10 get oui OF order. MD
rsrs ccrrectness as v ell - speec' p'Oo' 'AAen
-. ,ee tyres In the ordinary manner.
co.,1.r,oS.-The Missouri State Colonization
ne, in 81 Louis the 9Th e December. lst1 On
Soe.'o a Iohn T. Darby, ESQ Committee OF three was
otst 20 report 10 future meeting Of the Society 10
- cseS for the purpose by the Commiiee) on the e1
seoev Of building. Ia g. Louis, packet 10 raoe DC
tween ths city and Losrs amp on lne oes ).
emol.snus ,Ais object Tne meeting was The largest we
vr sxs on such occasion m St Louis, and manifested
seo interest In the cause Of African Colonization as
presented BY its able and eloquent advocates. 49,
[st. Lod. Republican.
EouAL RIcHTs-A bill has Just been passed oy
tie ONO Legislature, which exenpts from Al'aeN..,
one horse, harness. and crsy OF every ofAsuan ~ s
s.sfe The mover Of the measure SAID ne hfVouoeu
because pill pedder' Of his County, whose 'ss ar
medicines were exempt from attachment hao 3oc,Ooa
oe Q, MS drsymen constituents and levied on his hoIse
90 a,,v and sold them 10 pay ns bill. The DOCTOR him.
sl A. The sane tine over head and ears IN eeo,'
~ IN, horss AID medicines cold not be reached ~ ms
creditors"
gY- The Telegraph is all ready. The operators
are row here waiting for COMMUNICATIONS ron chcsgo
We hope 70 announce the first cash tomorrow We sna
then have news from New-iork by - Lou~ santh me
Ice "a completed from Detroit 20 Chcago) In D'ree Gays
A. least, great improvement on the pfesent Tune
Milwaukee Wisconsin, IAN.
~ We regret 10 state that Mr Solomon Ian
don committed suicide By taking l2odanun' AZ bene
Vile Canals Jan. 20 lie respectable ciizen an
had iaborrg for months past u1oeI men'A &C
rangeInent.