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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
p. II. PATTERSON,

------- r. II. r U ENSON3 $4,000
A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Iowa City
"A Iowa will practice in the various Courts Of
this State. s tfEs@ .5Fs5sgr L.
March, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

On A COMPOSITION. An opulent printer in London
desired his utors to have the following epitaph
inscribed on his tombstone after DEATH
No more shall copy bad pcrplex my brain,
No more shall tyres small face my eyeballs strains;
No more the proofs foul page create my troubles,
By errors. transpositions, outs, and doubles;
No more to overrun shall begin,
No more be driving out or taking in:
The stubborn pressman's frown may now scott,
Revised corrected, finally-,rork'd of.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
CHARLES A. ROBINS,

MATCHMAKER, Engraver and Jeweller, Ior
w City, at the sign of the aBig Watch,'' corn
OF Clinton and College Streets. ags
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

The Runious Tariff Of 1885,
The tariff act of the democratic party
says the N. Y. Globe, is bringing
ruin so fast upon the manufacturers
of the East, that something ought
Immediately to be done to grant the
cotton lords the protection so loudly
demanded. Only look at this, and
see how fast the capitalists are be-
coming insolvent. We give below
the amount Of taxes paid the present
year by the several manufacturing
companies in the city Of
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
&f No. 10.
JOINT RESOLUTION for the purchase Of copies Of


the General Navy Register ard Laws.
Resofved hy the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives fthe United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary Of the navy be
instructed to purchase and p out Of the contingent
fund Of his department. for sufficient number Of
copies Of Mechlin and Winder's General Navy Rrgs-
ter and Laws, to supply one copy tn each commits
stoned officer in the naval service; and that the
work he disturbed to such officers Pr0pided, HOMER
That the cost shall not exceed three dollars per
copy.
Approved March 3, ls49.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

I-The result of the election in Tennessee causes
sombre reflection in the N. Y. Tribune. 1t thinks
if things so after the present fashion that the
president well gr 81 but broken steptIe, that the
plan fthe wings for carrying on the government is
something like the Dutchman's, who having mired
his wagon on boggy road, hitehed span OF horses
to each end and whipped up both ways,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
JOB PRINTING.
=. >. pALMER.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, will prac
n tice in the District and Supreme Courts of
Iowa aad in the United states District Court.
BLooMr1ELD, DAVIS co. IOWA.
May 29th, 1885, "
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

ID Scolding is the pepper of mat
rimonv; the ladies are the pepper
boxes.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

FRosr.-on Thursday night last, we were visited
by quite severe frost, which nearly, if not quite
killed the vines, and injured the corn to some ex
tent.-Dubuque Telegraph.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

DOCTORS MURRAY ~ M'CORMI( Z
OFFER their professional services to the citizc..
NofIowa City and vicinity, and will attend prom,
y to all calls. They are always to be found al
their Office, day and night, unless absent on pro.
lessional business. OFFICE on Clinton street, q
few doors north OF Cover 4 Hollis Store.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

N5sDr. Read; OF Tuscaloosa, performed an opera
ton upon the eyes Of girl of ii years of age, who
was born blind. The operation was successful. The
sight was restored, and has continued to improve
for year,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

I5@Why are early marriages. more necessary fol
short women than for others? Because they can
not be song for this world'' unless they spced
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Es-The Quincy Wing, has information from what
it considers good authority, that Gov. French viii
call extra session Of the Illinois Legislature, in
November next.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
No. 90

A RESOLUTION relative to the public printing.
Resolved nv the Scnate and House of Representa-
tives uf the T'rittd States If ntrCa in Congress
assembled That the Secretary Of the Senate land the
Clerk ofthe House. and the clerk If the Joint Conn
miftce Printing. jointly he. and they hereby are
authorized and empowered to examine, audit. and
PASS up.n all accounts for printing, to make pro
rata reduction in the compensation allowed. or IN
refuse the work altogether. should it he inferior to
the standard. and in all thirgs To possess the same
power over the public printing is conferred nnon
the Joint Committee Printing by the joint resou
ton approved August g. 1915. Provided, That the
thorty hereby conferred shall only be exercised dur
ing the next Of Congress, ana shall at
the commencement ofthe next session of Congress.
Approved March 8, lS4s.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

II IMtHon a Weeh.-Some idea of
the commerce of the port of New
York may be formed from the fact
that if the business of the Custom
House continue during the remain
der of the week as heavy as it has
been for the last three days, the du-
ties will amount to, if not exceed,
the round sum of a million Of dollars.
Yesterday was the heaviest day
ever knownin Custom House annals,
the deposits in the Cashiers office
reaching hco hundred aud jorty-
fire thousand dollars, an amount
which exceeds by over twenty thou
sand dollars the receipts of any pre-
vious day.-.N Y. Mirror, Is.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

5"Heroic .2ge," writer in the
Washington Union, elucidates the
profound wisdom of certain late pres
idential investigations, by compar-
ison with green horn who visiteda
ship Of war:
AS he mounted the sides of the
vessel, silver haired old boatswain,
dressed in uniform, with silver call
was piping most melodiously. He
seized the boatswain with both hands,
thinking he was the captain, thereby
putting his pipe out, and astonishing
him by his familiarity. Old Junk re-
treated forward among his mess
mates, who asked him what he
thought of the head of the sea lions.
GA damn'd pretty fellow he isl said
the offended dignitary, "not to know
a boatswain from the captain of a
line of battle ship" Things, how
ever, went off very well until the
official went forward and looked
down the main hatch. AS this sx-
traordinary hole gaped before him,
he seized the captain by the arm
and exclaimed, in a voice of trem-
ulous astonishment," By Heavens,
she is hollow!'' and echo, down in
deeper vortex, in the shape of the
captain of the hold answered "She
is hollow!' and the man on the roy
al yard heard it, and with a smile
upon his bronzed countenance, I'M
willingly shouted, "She is hollow!''
And blessed be God, She was hol-
low"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Es-aRen1ember, tyrants your doom is com,ng,'
is the warning of the Blue HENS Chicken to J. NJ
Clayton and his Delaware clique. The B. II.
was one Of the earliest Taylor wing papers.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Man can build nothing worthy ofhis Maker:
From royal Solomon's stupendous fame,
Down TO the humble chapel of the Quaker,
All, all are vain!
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

The HuNGARIAN victory over Ban JellachIch
was not achieved, it appears. by Benz, but by Gen.
Cuyon q heroic Irish officer in the service OF Hum
gary. Gen. Guyon has distinguished himself on
several occasions, and possibly he may live to lead
an Irish revolution for freedom.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

ITAccordng TO Haller, women bear hunger
longer tran men; according to the Plutarch, they
can resist the effects of wine better, according to
Tuger. they grow older, and are never bald; accord
ing to Pliny they seldom attacked by lions, ION
the contrary they will after lions,) and accord
ing to GuEter, they can talk few.
Father Mathew had administered at Boston,
up to Thursday evening, upwards of $4,000 pledges,
and was still going with the good work.
SAMuAL TREAT, Esq, late editor of the st. Louis
Union, has been appointed Judge of the Court of
Common Please of St.-Louis county, in the place Of
Montgomery Blair, resigned.
a5-The Michigan papers announce the death Of
AUSTIN F.. WING, for many years the delegate in
Congress from Michigan Territory.
ENTERpRIsE.--The Wilkerbarre (Pa.) Farmer says,
that Mr.. A. w. Renshaw, of Tunkhannock, Wyom-
ing county, arrived at that place the lath Instant
with the frames and fixtures complete for MY nine
d,ceiing houses, distined for California.
I5-The paragraph below from the address OF
Kossouth, the renowned Hungarian patriot, is so
simple and sublime that it deserves to stand out by
itself:
We do not throw down our arms. we wWfqht
the armies of the allied tyranfs Of Europe Goa isJhs''
his po,cer is Almqhf; he haHo,cs the for the
,ceak, and the strength Of the mighty and the uicked
are broken.
THE HuNGARIAN victory over Ban Jellachlch
was not achieved. it appears. by Benz, but by Gen.
<.f Il.,w
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Its altar, earth; its roof, the sky untainted;
Sun, moon and stars the lamps that give it light,
And clouds by the celestial artist painted,
Its.pictures bright.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

I5-old Squire B. was elected judge of the inferi-
or court in some country in Georgia. When he went
home his delighted wife exclaimed. snow my dear,
you are judge. what am i? s.The same darned old
fool you alters was. was the tart reply.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Its choir, all vocal things, whose glad devotion
In one united hymn is heavenward sped,
The thunder peal, the winds, the deep-mouthed
Its organ dread. g-R
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

The wondrous world which ne himself created,
Is the fit temple of creations Lord;
There may his worship best be celebrated,
And praises poured.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

The face Of nature, its God written bible,
Which all mankind may study and explore,
While none can wrest. interpolate or libel
Its loving lore.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12
HORATIO MOORE.

Ex-lnspector OF Customs.
P. S.-You will receive the hat by
the steamer Osceola.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

gfFather Mathew had administered at Boston,
up to Thursday evening, upwards Of $4,000 pledges,
and was still going on with the good work.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-09-12

Hence learn we that our Maker, whose affection
Knows no distinction, suffers no recall, es4
Shed his impartial favor and protection
Alike on all.
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The Sumter Banner:
tBLlSDED hsEEl WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY
WILL fAM j. FRANCIS.
TER NJ s.:

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Fi(ty-cents a! the cX ,oiration of six months, or
Three Dollars at The end of the year.
No paper discontinued until all arrcaragcs
are paid, unless at the option of the Proprietor
GJ'Advertisemcnts inserted ut IS cts. per
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NJ The number of insertions to he marked
on all Advertisements or they will be publish
ed until ordered to be discontinued, and
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sertiun. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
incnts will be charged the same as single
Insertion, and semi-monthly the same rs new
ones. t
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
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BEAR AND FORBEAR.
ny J. l.. CARPENTER.

BEAR AND FoRpEAE whatsoever be your station;
Some there MUST be both TO givc aud receive.
What coul d avail all the wealth of the nation,
Wcrc il not meant to assist aud relieve?
Some there mus, be to produce by their lahour;
Some TO cousnmc when the seed ripcus fair;
Is there man but depends on his neighbour
All nature teuchcs us-bear and iorbcar.
Bear and lorbcar- what's tho use Of oppression 7
he spirit OF lrnth IL can never bp cTus,d!
Why should we covet mere worldly possession 7
The loud voice Of Justice can never be hush d..
Bc sure, III good time, there will come restitution
Was not the earth made Tor all men to share &?
And He who made, wisely, the first distribution;
Still teaches us all we should bear and torb.ar
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Head Quarters,

ORDER No. ~ ~istS. l iAHr
Tie 5,h Regiment Of Cavalry and 23d
Regiment of Infantry, will parade for review
and drill at Columbia, on Wednesday he 5,h
of December next, the line to be formed at
IL o'clock M S'a ''''
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers, will assemble the day previous for
drill and instruction, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
The MAJOR Genera, Of the Sd, division, and
the Brgadicr General of the Sd Brigade Of
Cavalry, and 9Th Brigade OF Infantry, will,
with their staff attend.
The Brigadier Generals arc charged with
the extension Of their order 10 their respect
i've commands.
The entire suit Of HIS Excellcncy, are di-
rected 10 attend him on the day of review Jul-
~ equipped.
BY order OF the Commander in-chief,
]. w CANTEY.
Adj't and Insp Gen'rl.
Oct II, 1910. 50 1t y
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
Z;sss Zsss Go
Charleston to New York,
rdE GREAT MALL ROUTE FROM

IflE GREhIF MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, s.. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of Lau-
rens-st daily at 3, p. IN. after the arrival of
the Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. C. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BALTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
arc navigated by well known and experienced
commanders and the railroads are in iinc Or
der, thereby securing boi safety and dispatch.
a THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will be continued on and
after the first Of Oct. 18i9, as permanent ar
rangement from Charleston to New York.
Passengers avaling themselves thereof, will
have the option either &c continue without
delay through the route or otherwise, to stop
at any of the intermediate points, renewing
their seats on The line to suit their conva-
nence. BY this route travellers may rcaci,
Now York on the third day during business
hours. Baggage will be ticketcd on board
the Steamer to Weldon, ns likewise on tho
change of cars, at the intermediate points
from thence to n. York. Through Tickets
800 each, can alone be had from l., WINS
LOW,Agent Of the Wilmington and Raleigh
r. II. Company, at the Office of the Company
foot Of Laurens-strect, TO whom please apply.
For other information inquire Of
L. C. DUNCAN, G
At the American Hotel, Charleston S. G..
May 0 40 Iy
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF POPULAR
PROVERBS.
"Mnrry in has.c aud repent a, leisure"

az am sure nircr o;r, ,L,, nav I,,,.;,s
ncvor livod f,,hnr. shn,s ,nr,, ros,,,,"iI,,
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rood bit of money. ,hcv say: NOT tbot rnrn
any thing abou, hit. op!y Won are ALWAYS tol-
ling me TO be careful ana nIru!pnt, and 10 look
after the main chance, and so | mnn,;on il
just to satisfy Won, don, sec why we should
wait any ion,tcr: we have walked iorclhcr for
nearly II wear, and if we are not ACQUAINTED
with each others ,emp.rs and dispositions bv
this time, we never shall he. am sure she
will make The best wifi, in the world; she's so
neat and tily,that if She wasn't nearly so
pretty as she is, il would be uuitc a pleasure
to look upon her. There is not Il fine lady
that moves along with such a carriage as hers:
such light bounding steW and, us for her
eyes"
Ii was Il most remarkable circumstance
that William Josyn never could get farther
than this point. whether in sneal;nr Of. mr.
looking at the object OF his affections, he al
ways stopped at The eyes; and now we come,
to think OF it, sevcrl! instances of the like
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Attention Cavalry !

In pursuance of orders from Brig General
Owens, the 9Th Regiment Of CAVALRY,
will assemble in Columbia, Oh the 9th De-
cember next, at 10 o'clock A. n. equipped
for Drill and Inspection.
The Commissioned and Nom Commissions
ed Officers will assemble tho day previous at
the same hon. for Drill. Captains OF Com
tanies will extend orders 10 their respective
corps.
BY order of Colonel ANCRUM.
X. II. GoopwyN, Jr. Adu,ant.
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TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE
President Of the u. States
HER MAJESTY,
OTSNsE;M VICTORIA,
a AND TO
Louis Napoleon Bouaparte,

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE.
Whereas, for period Of twenty years VIC
have diligently studied how we might best
amelloratc the pecunary condition of tho
Human Family, and deserve the applaudts of
mankind. We are now happy almost beyond
tho power OF expression, to mpart the joyous
intelligence that
THE HOUR HAS COME!
When we can proclaim to the Nations of the
Earth tho completion Of our extended labours
in the announcement that we have
FOUND OUT AT LAST
The process by which riches may be easily
acquired, and
A Observation-Disclosures FACT
Is, that we give to the world, gratis, the off.
spring Of those wearisome researches, which
consumed nearya
QUARTER OF A CENTURY
In CESSATION, asking for ourselves for reveal
ing this
"OPEN SESAME"
Nothing but the delightful assurance that
mankind will be at last convinced of the prac-
,'' A A GOLDEN HARVEST
Through the medium of
p = e ER & co.
Ihe Truly Fortunate and FarJamed
LOTTERY BROKERS,
No. 4 Eight Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Let not q few lrowns Of Fortune cnst YOU down:
She we're not Fortune if she did not ftown
those who III patience bear her scorns awhile
Are those on whom, at last, she most will smile.
MOST GLORIOUS SUCCESS!
PYFER d co. sold and paid last month a
lionniain IF Prizes!
EVERY DRAWING TELLS a CHEER
ING TALE!
~ -Four Extra Clerks required to attend
TO orr correspondents!
NJ only See His Siupendous Luck! IN
S50OG0, WHOLE TICKET, sent to
Rail Road Contractor in the State of New
York. He ordered a Package of Tickets, and
Behold the Result. For an outlay of SIl2
al PiFER Il OC'S Far Famed Office, he
realized the mammoth Fortune of
$A2.500!!!
W The most successiul method to draw a
Prize is to Purchase a Package! The cx-
pcriencc OF every day strengthens this dccla-
ration.
NOT DONE YET!
$ 10000, Whole Ticket, sent to Charleston,
South Carolina
IL Two handsome Prizes of $4,000 sent
TO North Carolina.
10000, Whole Ticket, sent TO Virginia.
5000, Half Ticket, sent TO PENNSYLVANIA.
2i,OOo, Quarter Tikct, sent 10 Pennsylvania.
lO0CO, Quarter Ticket, sent to S. Carolina.
"No suck aroraa as Fail," at PWer s.
co.'s.
Correspondents who visit Baltimore are in
vitcd TO call nj our Office, where we offer
ocular demonstration Of our almost Magic
Luck
IL Forward your Orders without delay
Brillian Schemes for Nov'ber
l8A9.
Az Orders siricfiu confidential L---
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FOR SALE,

A desirable Summer Residence on the lieh
Hills near Providence. twenty-five Acres
OF Land are attached to the promises, For
terms which will be accommodating apply 10
l.. Nj. Spann, on the spot, or to w. f.. b
llaynsworth, in Sumtcrvlle.
Ii Nov 1910 ~
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JAMES S. ROBERTS,

Would respectfully acquant his friends and
the Public Werally, that he has now in
STORE his TALL STOCK, consisting in
part of u s,s.s. ri sSrs so 59Ek
Gents. extra fine Calf Pump Dress Boots,
from the most celebrated Philadelphi;.
Manufacturers; ,q
Gents. Plain sewed and peeecd Boots. some
very low priced; ,s h
Gents. Congress Caters, Patent Leather,
Oxford and Monterey Ties, (supcrior); -
Ladies' white and Black, Kid and Satin sim. 4
pcTs; .'.fsl
Ladies Black, Bronze, Blue and Light colorcd ;i
CATERS;
Ladies Morocco, Kid and Calf walking Shoes,
of different styles; .soa a
Misses aud Chi!drens Cater Boots, Morocco
and Seal, dress and School Shoes.
-- ALSO - .,s-.r ys. ~,
Black and Russell Brogans ofvarious quail.
y large supply Of House Servants Shoes, both
Men and Women, some at very low pri-
ces;
Besides the above he has an extensive variety
OF Iron and Wood frame Travelling and
Hair Trunks, Valisses, Carpet Bags sc.
The stock embraces as large variety Of
fashionable Boots and Shoes, as can be found
IN any SIMILAR establishment in the county.-
full description OF which would be alto.
gether beyond the limits of a ewspaper ad.
vertisement. They were carefully selected
by myself and vii, be offered at a very small,
advance on first cost.
233 King Street, opposite Hasell
Charleston s. c. Nov Ii lao 2@ Q,
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Land at Bradford Springs
FOR S5ATaEs,
An EE.LGiBLE SUiIMlR RESIDENCE.

The Subscriber offers his tract OF land at
Bradford Springs consisting in al OF POO
Acres, situated in a North Eastcrly direction
from the Institute on the public road leading
from the Swimming Pens 10 Camden, adjoin-
ing the lands OF the Institute and Mr.. f. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bold
Springs, [Sulphcr calyhrmic and excellent
drinking water springs and from lis COM
mnnding position would form an eligible site
Tor hotel, as well as private residence
The salubrty OF its climate is too well known
TO need comment. And the land Tor planting
IS as good ii not superior to a majority around.
ALso-The adjoining tract 100 acres, on
which is dwelling house and out buildings.
Terms Low, For further particulars enquire
of e.. DElORME,
or Of BROWN, LEE & co.
SumtcrviIc Aug, -, 1910. IL If