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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-11
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Holien's Dollar Magazine. September
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VOL. III, COMMENCES JAN. I, IsIs.
TO 90 SPLENDID WOOD ENGRATISGS EACH
MoHTHM "
This unriyalled Family Magazine, universal
ly acknowledged by the Press as the best Amer.
can Periodical published, offers at the CON-
mencement of the Sd volume unusual induce
ments to subscribers. Its features hereafter
will be entirely American, including AMERICAN
VIEWS, AMERICAN PORTRAITS, AMERICAN TAXES
and AMERICAN SKETCHES.
A series Of Engravings, from the Paintings OIL
our best artists: including Cole, Gignoux, Du,
rand, Edr!onds, and others, is in vigorous prep
ara,ion, and the tacie pencil Of Tie inimiiable
DARLEY is now actively engaged id enriciiing
Holden with his PORTRAITS OF THE PUBLIC MEN
OF AMERICA. ..-~.--.-..r.r-.-...---
The Portraits Of Distinguished American III
vines VIII be continued in every number, .'as
heretofore, with lifel!ke sketches Of their lives
and ministry. Each aumber viii be filed with
TAtEs, POEMS, Essiys, Reviews, sketches
TRANSACTIONS. topics Of the month, and will en-
brace everything amusing, instructive and read
able now in progress il the world. r...f il,
AS Family Magazine; The editor is conf
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sen It's valie or worth, and he offers it to the
WORLD as, in tore, character, literary merit, and
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A Qursr1os.-A female member Of one
Of the churches Of New York, had lately
been subjected to church discipline for
playing at one Of the theaters, whereupor
the Independent, the new religious journa
propounds the following queries:
"If ii is right for brother III church
to go to theatre to be entertained o,
instructed, can it. be wrong for siste,
in the same church to go there to provide
that entertainment OF institution for him.
Nay, If the former may visit the theatre
for his own pleasure mearely, may not The
latter 60 there from stress Of poverty, te
earn bread for himself or children p
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DEN fist r Y +.
DIR. MOODY

DIR. MOODY
MOULD respectfully say 10, The eiii.sns o
w cf,Iowa City arid sicili'f.'hat he HAS open
ed an Office on the corner Of Jefferson and Gin.
ton streets, few doors east Of Sanders Hotel
(former'y Swans Hotel, for the practice O
DENTISTRY in all its branches; where those
who may wish to improve their teeth, either b.
filling substituting new ones. on pivot CT colo
plate, from one to full set, are invited TO call
and expect prompt attention. And as he is per.
manentiy located he will warrant his woI k. anr
can accommodate himself to his cus,o ners or
much better terms than transient jobbers.
He is also connected with Dr.. Mrtc;sif in The
practice Of Medicine, (who is we'll known Il
This touir1uhlty,) who having lately returned
from the east with general assortment of gooc
family medicines, and all the improvements o.
the day, now again offers his services 10 his for
mer friends, aud all who may wish 10 e,nplo,
the improved VEGETABLE system OF medicin,
in their families. $50. sH o..
N. b. Teeth extracted without PAM. 81
Iowa City. Nov. 90, 1878: ,.-- So.
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Ian i Warrants.

! A FRESH supply, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Just
"a, received by the undersigned, and for Sale
cheap for cash. or TO locate improved farms 70,
claitnants or settlers, ON TIME: Apply soon.
.f,stssT ..osr.a A. H. PALMER
P.S. Persons al distance, : ishing 10 avail
themselves Of the favorable opportunity here
offered, may communicate with me By letter
post paid and in most cases arrangements for
the entry Of their land may be perfected withou,
the trouble and expense ola Journey TO the Land
Office. A. H. PALMER
/, !. Iowa City, Feb. 18th, 1919 e.5yr n,,v.
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Town Meeting!

A meeting Of the citizens Of Iowa City
will be held at the Court house, on Satur-
day evening, the l4th inst, at Z o'clock,
for the purpose Of nominating a Board Of
Trustees, to be voted for at the City cleo
ton, ON the 23d Of April, l949.
MANY CITIZENS.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed, ISSUED
out OF the Clerks Office of the District Court in
and for the county OF johnson and State of Iowa. in
favor of David Cole and against William Patterson,
on the 10th Gay of February, Is49. have levied up
on all the right, title and interest of said William
Patterson, in and TO lot No. s, in Block No. Sc, in
iowa City,wiff the apprtenances; and shall offer the
same for sale public otcry, saturday, the 18th
day Of April NEXT at the Court House door, in iowa
City, said county, between the hours Of 10 4. NJ.
and Of the clock, p N, of said day. to satisfy SAID
execution and costs that may acrue thereon.
JOPN D. ABEL, sheriff.
Iowa City, Ms,ch Tth, fss3--E.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
AND
cn&sHgcpcvA nrvrr,v,
)MM ERCIAL REVIEW.

COMM ERCIAL REVIEW. - -
Established July, 1889.
BY FREEMAN HUNT, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Published monthly, I42 Fulton street, Ne,c York at
Five Dollars per a1,num in Advance.
THE merchants Magazine and Commercial
i Review" will continue TO include in its de-
On every subject connected with Commerce.
Manufactures, and Political Economy, as
Commercial Legislation, Commercial History
and Geogi Apply; Mercantile Biography; Essays
from the ablest pens, the leading topics oft the
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various commodities which form the subject OF
Mercantile Transactions; Port Charges: Tariffs,
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Commercial Statistics Of the United States, and
the different countries of the world with which
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Character, Population, Productions, Exports,
Imports, Seaports, Moneys, Weights, Measures.
Finance, and Banking Associations; Enterprises
connected with Commerc e embracing Fisheries,
incorporated Companies; Railroads, Canals,
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and whatever else shall tend to develop the re.
sources of the country and the world, and illus
trate the various topics bearing upon commerce
and commercial Literature; and we may venture
to say that no work heretofore published en-
braces in its pages so large an amount OF inform
alton on all these subjects; as the nineteen vol
umes now completed
Our Means of enhancing the valae Of "The
Merchants Magazine aud Commercial Review
are constantly increasing; and, with new sour ce
of information, and extending correspondent e
abroad, and other facilities. which necrly ten
years. devotion to a single object have enabled
|us to make available, we shall be able TO render
the work perfect WADE MECUM for the Mer-
chant. Navigator, and Manufacturer, as well as
to the Statesman, Commercial Lawyer, and Pc.
|lticai Economist, and indeed, all who desire in
formation on the multifarious operations OF bus
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Notice
April, l849.

DY order Of the Judge Of the Probate Court in and
Dior Johnson County and State Of Iowa, notice is
hereby given to the next Of kin and all persons in
terested in the estate OF william Tantlinger and
John Tantlinger, minor orphans Of John G. Tastiin.
GER late of johnson County aforesaid, deceased, that
on Monday, the nth day Of May, 4. D. 1919, at o.
clock OF said day, viii present petition to said
court for license 10 sell the following real estate Of
said wards; 10 wit the E. Of the w. Of Sec. in
r. 1s R. sw., containing 80 acres; also $. E. Of
the s. w. 4 OF Secs T. 1s r. W., containing "a
acres. to appear and show cause, il any they hsve
why The prayer ofsaid petition should hot be grant
ed. CARCL1SE TASTLINGEk,
April 10, ie49. Guardian
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.Mornaons : Adyices have been received
Of the sailing of five vessels, the Zetland
Ashland, Bunea VISTA Henry Ware and
Hartley, from England, for the U. States
chartered by the Mormons. They will land
at New Orleans, and bring over 1896
passengers. The Hartly and Buena Vista
contain emigrants from Wales exclusively
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1.-THE entire postage Of a single let.
ter, not exceeding half an ounce in weight
will be II liz cents to Havana; 20 cent,
to Chagres; 80 cents to Panama, to Be
prepaid in all cases; and 40 cents to SAL
Diego, Santa Barbara, Montery, San Fran
cisco, and Astoria, to be prepaid, or sem
unpaid, at the option of the writer
Newspapers and pamphlets, sea postage
8 cents each, and inland postage to be ad.
ded. ~ sz#
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LAND WARRANTS.

THE subscriber receives weekly a supply OF
LAND Warrants fol 100 acres each, and
will guarantee them 10 be genuine il required.
They will be sold at the lowest rates fer cash.
Persons living in the Iowa district. al distance
from the city, remitting me sl2s, with descrip-
ton Of their land, the necessary aiIiiavits. and
power Of attorney, can have the entries made as
we'll as il they were present, and the Registers
transcript will be sen, them Immediately. 60
JOS. 7. FALES.
Iowa City, January 90, ls4o.2w.
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The Queen Of the West. Cincinnati has
become one Of the wealthiest cities Of the
Union, possessing heavier capitalists than
Boston. Nicholas Longworth paid a tax
last year Of $l1 5000, while the largest
tax paid by any man in Boston was con-
siderable less than $4,000. There are one
hundred and FIVE persons who average
more than $1,000 each-their aggregate
tax being $ll0,lO6. The entire tax Of
1880 amounted to only 1854, Of 1870 to
$l2 1912. of 1880 to $4,000 Of 1910 to
1922, 222. and Of l847 10 $475, 900.
Estimating the wealth of city by the
amount of taxation submitted to is fatter-
ing to tax-papers no doubt. We wish it
could reconcile them to bear the burdens
more patiently.
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a7Tnec sEasr.I.k SoliTl s pendent il Is.
2 Union nstiessgms;Wryp 9ss sIs financial re,
al mi "a. Ehal and sWhlch Ma think will
1900 sarsPssple; j bso.use the subiscl
tre,tedS Of isfnaot yet entirely settled il this
.o,in,trry. The gaeA&iesis Il, sshsll tweoset
.s;de ths policycwhich has been enforced
: ~ Inc Democratic party, and SO back, t.
*. old order Of taxasien for the 5"protec-
.;on. think we sho,iid retrsce our steps,
md follow the career which England now
sssl. The ruinous effects Of. Let the peo-
ME read, reflect, and act as their sense Of
right shall dictate: 7 .'ss "
tn. favorable tone Of the English mark
~. :. reported BY the accounts per the
Niagara, was, 10 considerable extent,
more particularly in relation to govern
,nsnt securities, both English and foreign,
,,cribed to certain indications that the
minister, were willing to meet the great
r.form movement under M. Golden, 50
far q. to make such important reductions
IN military expenditure as would bring the
.ro,, extenditure within the regular re-
venue. There are two propositions Of re-
form. or both or either of which must
greatly influence international trade. One
oof these is that Of Mr.. Golden, and the
other that Of Mr.. Macgregor, the eminent
statistical writer. The first gentleman
nronoses to include real estatein the pres
ent probate and legacy duties now impos-
ed upon personal property, and estimates
this to Weld fl ,OO0, 900. He then pro-
posed to cut down army and navy expen-
ditures BY fl0,5OO,O 900. These two
measures he estimates would give ELL
500 900 Of disposable means. The plan
Of Mr.. Macogregor is, to cut down the
expenditures so as to save f6, 304, GA
principally in the army and navy. That
j. to saw: in 1885 the expense f The army,
navy, and ordnance was ft2, o66, 056.--
In iS47 it was ELS, 500, 900; an increase
of f6,433,944, or SO per cent. Mr..
Golden argues that there is no need of a
larger expenditure now than at that time.
and proposes to restore the outlay to the
level of 1885, Mr.. Macgregor proposes
to rate it at fI4,25O.0o Mr.. Golden
proposes to apply his Ell 100000 to the
abolition of the following taxas:
Duties 10 be abolished.
On window tax, yielding fI.6lO,00O
Butter and cheese, and 100 81.
small articles, yielding $4,000
Malt, hons, soap, and paper 6, 246, 600
Timber and wood $4,000
Advertisement duty 16o, GOO
9,417, 600
Tea, reduced from Is. Id. TO
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LEGAL Notice

hereby given to all persons interested in the
estate of Pleasant Harris, that application will be
made, at the Office Of the Judge of Probate, in Iowa
City,on Monday,the second day of April next by petit
ion,for license to sell the following real estate owit
Lot No. 9, in section No. l5 township No. 49, Range
west, containing fifty eight acres and sixty -four
hundredths, at which place you are notified 10 ap-
pear and show cause, if any you have, why license
should not be granted. ssy i ffaF ~ 90 Zee
r,sj...a[ WILLIAM II. FRY, Administrator.
Iowa City, March 18th, ls49.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having legal demands asaiIs, the
n estate of Joseph F. Harrison, late of John.
son county, deceased, are hereby notified TO pre-.
sent the same, with proper attestations, to the
Court OF Probate or the subscriber. for settle
ment, within nine months from the date hereof.
All persons indebted 10 said estate, or having
property thereof, are requested to appear and
make immediate settlement and restitution of the
same MARTIN l.. MORRIS,
Administrator de bonis non.
April Ath, l:49. ~ EI#
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lR7"How these shop-keepers will fib
it," said Mrs. Darlington, with an express
sion Of pain on her venerable features;
."that young man bought those needles
Of, said they were good tempered; and
only see how spitefully this one has mas
ecrated my fnger!'
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cCYTHES and SNEATHES-a good article o
y grass and grain Scythes; Also, Shovels, Spades
Pitehforks, Glass; &c strcceivcd and for sale low
by u h. boCk.
April IS.
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AUCTION

or Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Crocke-
ry, Cooking stove, Cow, &c., &c., &c.,
at Dr.. Davis, near the Stone Church, OH
Thursday, the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ.
April, l849.
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ADn6INxsrRAToR,s sAIH

AD16INxSTRAToN SALH
DY virtue Of license from the Probate Court Of
DJohnson county, Iowa. shall sell to the highest
bidder, the nth day Of March next at the ca Il
door Of the Capitol in Iowa City, between 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ, the following tract
Of The northwest qaurter Of the northeast
of section No. 80, T. so N. r. s west, containing
40 and being part Of the real estate of Arthur
Russell, decd. TERMs-One- third cash, and the
balance in two equal payments of six, and nine
months. For information enquire of the undetsign-
ed. ,l4.JEgi SAMUEL SHELLIDAY,s Admin.
CATHARNE RUSSELL, tra,brs.
Iowa City. Feb. 81, lS49.
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W. .uH unxm NV Hfsss III desea 6ass
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eey have beea Received, bat these suffice. =
u The ot3setigs de Editor has been 20 efvs /
Three Dcilsr Magazine fer one fhira,price, and
glance at Helden's viii show the result, Now,
he only asks the support Of the the community,
and In fetnrn Will give improvements as they are
demanded. s1sss +
siss,hs time Il subscribe, d those
sending first will receive the first impr essions Of
the engrayings The Nos car be furnished from
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THERE is a diffe, ence between Wistat's Bai-
sam Of Wild Cherry, and all other preparations
of Wild Cherry The true and genuine balsam
contains, besides the extract OF Wild cherry bark,
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b Cnsstmcrcs
Of every style and variety, just received at
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| r O. M IR @ nj!

IOWA CITY IRON STORE.
NOW receiving very heavy stock Of Iron
~ embracing every size. Also, Steel Of al
kinds .. ~,
SPRINGS Wagon BOXES, W.9G-
on s. BUGGY .3AELS.
We shall at all times keepaour stotk Of The
above articles equal TO any establishment 10 the
State, and assure all those wishing TO purchase
hat the prices will BE as low as can be purchas
ed elsewhere. lgE.-.i-- + F. SANXAY.
November %, 1913. saa' & gr.g4 .t--
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q n n ger 4 j ii c 8,
ar LAND AGENTS.

FORT DIES MONIES, POLK COUNTY, IOWA,
lave in their Office Maps and Township
IL Plats ofthe western portion Of the Iowa CT;
Land District, and viii attend to entering or pre-
enPiing Lands locating Land Warrants; pur~
chasing and selling Real Estate Or Claims con.
teyahcins, collecting, and all business pertain
ing TO a General Agency. *
RErEhENc ... .-a..,
Hon. Thomas Baker, Maj. VIM. NJ. Kay. Hon.
p. NJ Cassidy, Fort Des Moines; Bernhart
lIenn. Esq, Gen. v. p. Van ANTWERP. Fairfield ;
Col Charles Neatly, DR.. Enos Love, Iowa City;
Gen. George W. Jones, Dabu,, uc; Hon. Charles
Mason, Hon. A. C. Dodp,, }. B. Newhall, Esq
Burlington Hon. .. G. Hastings, Adam Ogilvie,
Esq, Bloomington James Campbell, Esq. III
0. d. Finley, g. Louis +. T.. Kendric, Esq.
Albany, N. "; Hon. A. c. Flagg, New York
City. -.. .... u f SO
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iHpSs4A lksx C4x4p4a. 1T has been
stated that there have been importart dis.
patches received in WaslIipgton by the
British minister, touching affairs in Can
ada. "A telegraph dispatch from Mosete-
al, March 20. 1s49, says:
The rebellion losses bill passed the
Upper House on Thursday, by MAORI
~ Of four. There was great opposition
to the bill. A protest was entered blythe
minority. g L
"Great anxiety is felt about the proba-
BILE course Of the governor general. runner
is current to-day that he will reserve the
bill2for the assent Of the Queen.
: Addresses are pouring in, from all
parts OF the provinces-the tone Of some
Of which is reportsdas being very violent
Many plans are proposed if the bill is
sanctioned. -,ss 5 ..5oe 1a.s
"The metropolis is quite at present, &
no movement will be made. until the gov
ernor generals course is known.
sit is stated that the minority intended
dropping the representation bill.
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