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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12
PROSPECTUS
80 or THE
IOWA CAPITAL REPORTrp

The Subscribers, having purchased the shov.
ed establishment and Put ii in an entire n,w nan
will in future conduct It Jointly, as Editors e
prieters, under the firm of PALMER p.r ITO
The REPORTER will, as heretofore he m,;.,
voted to the PRONUNCIATION Of sound Democra,;y De.
trlnes andthe advocacy of corresponding n,n. uoc
OF state and National policy. These me,s"fes
though legitimately resulting from neye1.,baaes-
immutable principles-we believe should stin hs
they ever have been, PROGRESSIVE in their Gas
ter; having for their ultimate object the
both of the benefits and burthens of rovernnaon
we can conceive no means more likely In -
the accomplishment of these grand objects 4 ta
through vigorous support Of the enlightened tah
and liberal, Free Trade Hard-nlCney and .tbs. gust
ing measures of policy advocated by the ere,, n.
ocratic party. As long as our party shall adbers
and enforce these, and principles and mea 70
liar in their character and tendt ncy so lone a. S'
expect to stand by it, and no longer. Furtbeno~e
we consider ourselves pledged to the supuort osie
dlvldual members OF our party-brought out in ca.
formity to its established customs, for stations
honor or proft-only so long as they truly ref.r, W
principles and show disposition to carry ont ;.
measures and conform to its established usapes "s
Inc vltalimportance to our party, cspeciallya,h,
present crisis. of straight forward fearless we
emcleht champion of its cause and exponent NJ ~,
principles at the seat of State government mrst w
are persuaded, be too well understood and anrro"'
ated, to require any thing than bare alIuso.
10 II on this occasion. We are now on he eyo ~
Stdte anu TTeSluentlal elect1OD, both ub;,,
the Democracy of Iowa will, besides decidino r
various other subjects of vast importance to rs
people, be called upon to stand by and suppor, ~,
government in the measures whtc' il has So y;,o.
Ously adopted and successful cd into execn
ton, for sustaining the honor country aroin.,
its enemies abroad, aided anuct ed nv mol:
Gus, illy-dlsgnised and traitroust JAMS at bou'a
| We believe that we shall not be disappointed IN
our expectations that the warm hearted Democr,.-
Of Iowa will evince their appreciation of the consd
erations here presented, by their efficient aid and
| support. A"'
While the above will be the leading objects n,
which we shalllabor. the REPORTER will devote !,
self with what of energy its conductors can bring
the task, to the advocacy of such measures of i'm,
provement in our young and fourishng Iowa, AZ. !,
their opinion, shall promise to be most conduc;ve
the happiness and prosperity of her citizens atarre,
News and Literature-Domes site and Fore;on
Miscellany-the instructive and the amusinp-wII
receive their due share of space and attention keon
ing IN view the fact that while ssvariey is the sn
fHfe," 1t serves, in eminent degree to give life
and zest to popular journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12
Il. Officr fsHGbiisS,
No. 43, Main Street, (Bet1cecn Pine and CieStauil
MANUFACTURER OF
Dimond Pointed Gold PcnS


Clocks, Watches, Je,ce'ry and Fncy Go0ds;
ii ANiNG very recently returned from New York,
Lis now in receipt ola FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
consisting of the following articles
FOR LADIES. FOR GENTLEMEN.
LADIES' Gold and Silver;Gold Pens (of my own
Pen-holders, with Penss manufacture lin God
Gold Pencils. /, Cases.
Gold Chains Finger rings Gold Pens, with or with
and Lockets. , out extension and other
Gold Breast Pins, Brace-t Cases.
lets, Clasps, and Ear-tGold and Silver Patent
rings. Lever and other watches
Coral and other Beads. sGold Guard !, Fob Chains,
Bag clasps, purses and, Seals and Keys.
thimbles. tGold Il Silver Spectacles'
Fancy French paper lamptSilver and Plated spoons.
Shades, and paper boxes. Pocket and Pen Knives
Bohemian Glass Ware. sRazors and Cases.
SCISSORS and Silver bssSurveyors' ComPasses
Glove boxes, and greatt LevelIing Instruments
variety ofFancy Coods;Clocks, Music Boxes, Ac'
such as cordeons, Alarm Bells,
Moleskin Belts, and other rich and rare
Silver Buckles, &c. &C. Goods.
Persons visiting st. Louis will please call andet
anime for themselves.
st. Louis, Oct. 1s4S.
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Blank Drrs

NE have on hand large quantity of WARRAy.
w TEE DEEDS, with ana without dover, PRINT
ed IN neat form on fine Folio Post paper. Price
81 80 per quire single deeds 10 cents. All orders
accompanied with the cash will be promptly attend.
ed to.
Reporter Office, Nov. IA.
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Notice.

M notes and accounts have al been lei' VII"
I'l Peter Roberts: who is my lawful "gen, ~ ~
collect the same in nv absence. All fhos WV
Know themselves indebted 10 me will please "
come forward and paw the same to Mr. k"nr ,T
who will receipt therefor ALEX. GAULi'
Iowa City, Sept II, 1s4o.
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CIR n ger 4 Jon
LAND AGENTS.

FORT DIES MONIES, POLK COUNTY, IOWA,
III AVE in their office Maps AMI Township
Ill Plats ofthe western portion Of The Iowa CITY
Land District, aud will attend to entering or pre-
empiing Lands; locating Land Warrants; pur-
chasing and selling Real Estate or Claims con-
veyancng, collecting, and all business pertain
ing to GeneI al Agency.
REFE Noes.
Hon. Thomas Baker, Maj. VIM. NJ. Kay. Hon
P. M. Cassidy, Fort Des Mones; Bernhar,
Hem, Esq, Gen. V. P. Van Antwerp, Fairfield ;
Col. Charles Neatly, Dr.. Enos Lowe. Iowa CITY;
Gen. George w. Jones, Dubuque Hon. Charles
Mason. Hon. A. c. Dodge, J. B. Newhall Esq.
Burlington Hon. 5. C. Hastings, Adam Oeilvie,
Esq, Bloomington James Campbell. Esq. III.
Q. d. Finley, St. Louis; F.. f. Kendric, ESQ.
Albany, N. "; Hon. A. c. Flagg, New York
City. a
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I3-Rev. PErER Rooms,

a3-Rev. PETER RoGERs, aged
ninety-nine years four months and
ten days, died in Waterloo, ILL.,, on
the 4th inst. He was one Of WASH
ington's Life Guard, in the war of
Independence, and perhaps the last
Of that noble band.
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cEE-l s z? ~,
DIR. MOODY

DIR. MOODY
MOULD respectfully say to the citizens OF
w Of Iowa City and vicinity that he has open
ed an Office on the corner of Jefferson and Chm.
ton streets, few doors east OF Sanders Hotel.
formerly Swans Hotel.) for the practice OF
DENTISTRY in all its branches; where thos.
who may wish to improve their teeth, either By
filling or substituting new ones. on pivo, or gol!
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 wo, k, and
can accom- nodate hmsel. TO his Gus omers OF,
much better terms than transient jobbers.
He is also connected with DR.. Metcalf in the
practice of Medicine. (who is well known to
This community who having lately returned
from the east with general assortment of good
family medicines, and all the improvements OF
the day. now again offers his services to his for
mer friends. aud all who may wish to employ
the improved VEGETABLE system of medicine
in their families.
N. b. Teeth extracted wit!ou: PAM.
Iowa Civ Nov % 1919
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12
y. use HypeHter ana .goipc,
zach and Wagon gs.,k,r

~ w S$"sb IN sNVT.
'JNHE subscriber would respectfully retrr,
MS 'hanksto his Gust oner> Tor the patronage
heretofore bestowed upon him, and uoul! take
tins occasion TO inform them anG the public rer
orally, that he is prepared to do all kinds If
work pertaining to his business. such a. making
AND REPAIRING WAGONS { CARRIAGES
with; all neatness and Dispatch and as chean as
can be done IN this city. Give him call.
HIS SHOP is on the Avenue, ore door East
OF Murray's old stand.
o. J. PHELPS
Iowa City. May 10, .s4s-7 "
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CITY GA HOTEL
DUBUQUE, 1ow1
A. H. MILLER, Proprietoy

A Fl. MILLER, (late of the Leclaire House.
"A. Davenport,) would advise his numerous
friends and the public generally, that he has ia
ken the above named spacious establishment.
where ne flatters himself that he will be able TO
accommodate his guests in style to meet their
entire appreciation.
To his St. Louis friends, who have heretofore
honored him with their patronage, he would saw.
that the vicinity Of Dubuque aboupds with va,
riety of objects of interest TO the yisiter. The
grouse shooting is not to be surpassed. and the
besttront fishing in the world at ar easy distance
UPassengers conveyed to and from the boats
in carriages free of expense.
A. H. MILLER.
Dubuque, Sept 8, lS48 90 ON.
Davenport Gazette, Capitol Reporter. and ST.
Louis Republican, copy six months.
nRlED Apples and Peaches of good quality
- Just received and for sale by
Adril 26. c. H BUCK.
NOLAssEs-Suga House and N. o. hIolass
~ lor SAFE ny F. ANxkY
Mayl0
LATH
OF good quality, may be found at all times for
" sale at the IOWA cry Mills
August LIST, ls4e
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CCHooL BOOKS, Writing Paper, Ink, steel Pens
~ States &C., for sale by
April 26. C. H. PICK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12

CHEETINGs and SHIRTINGS of good quality
kCjust received and for sale cheap by
April %. &C Fl. BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12

CABINET MAKING AND UNDERTAKING
DETER ROBERTS respectfully informs The
l. citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity, that he
still continues to carry OH the above business il,
all its various branches, at his old stand on
Clinton street, few doors south Of the public
square Persons wishing to buy good and chean
furniture, will find il to their advantage 10 cj,s
him call.
he is provided with good hearse a,
dertaker. va va
Iowa City, March %, 1913.
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d Nov. 30. sANv.v
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T Es. MS.

The REPORTER will be issued regular on svor,
wednesday morning, in time for the mails, at tho
ioiioWlng rates: Hpaid in advance or within Que
month after the receipt of first number. wo
Dollars; within six mon nj the comn,onco
ment OF the term of subscription, Two Dollars and
NIFTY cents; payment is delayed until after the
plration of the year Three Dollars will inyariahv
ne demanded. No paper discontinued untin all ar.
fishers. F
Iowa City. March. 1s4S. PALMER PAUL
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D. @. Hare, Engrayer,
WASHINGTON CITY. D. G.

CEALS for Banks, Public officers, Notares PHp'
~ lie, County State Courts, Letter Stamps, Cafas
Diplomas. &c. SC, executed on short mott anf IN
superior STYLE Also seal presses furnished 10 Or
der.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Fullsr's Hofc'.
Orders may be sent by members of Congress VI
others visiting this city from distance.
Aug. 1S4S.
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GLOVES, &c.--Lades Kid, Mems do. Cotton.
~ a general assortment, and mems Bnckskin
do. and Mitts at WORKMAN g. BERRY'L's.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12

The RUSSIAN AurocRArit appears
has relinquished the design of bully
ing the Sultan into a surrender of
the Hungarian Refugees, and has in
formed the Turkish Envoy that he
will be satisfied with the expulsion
of the Patriots from the Turkish ter
ritory. The Austrians continue their
cruel butcheries in Hungary.
1--we leara that the Michigan
Central Rail Road are about COM
mencing that part of the road be-
tween New Buffalo and Michigan
City. The work of grading will be
very light, and the bridging cheap.
1t is expected to have it completed
from New Buffalo to Michigan City
by the LIST Of next July, when the
steam boats will discontinue their
trips to New Buffalo, and run no
farther than the former place,
tits also expected, that by the lst
of July, the section of the Buffalo
and Mississippi Rail Road, between
La Port and Michigan City, will be
approaching completion. The Legis-
lature of Indiana, in granting the
right of way to the Southern Rail
Road Company, made the construc-
ton Of this branch one of the first
duties of the Company.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-12-12

IOWA HOUSE,
Ky &. w. STEIN, Front Street, near the Steam
Dpoat Land ing, Bloomington, Iowa.
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Address, (postpaid,)
CHARLES W. HOLDEN

1903 Nassau-Street, N. Y.
S Editors copying the above Prospectus and
this notice, and noticing the Magazine editorial
", will be entitled to the second volume o.
Holden's Magazine handsomely bound in muslin
and glt-edged, and in addition splendid full
length Engraving. on tinted paper, Of Horace
Greedy, Editor OF the New York Tribune, drawn
from life by barley, and engraved by Richardson.
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I ACE-Thread Lace, and Cotton do. Black
IL do. etc. at WORKMAN Il BrRRyHrLL.
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T E S

TER MS.
In the Academy, $40 90 per aanum
In the College, 40 90 6 &C
For Music and use OF Arms and
Announcements, 8 90 &C &c
For fuel, Q 90 &C e
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BOARDING can be had in private families at
from two to two and half dollars week. When
IN Barracks, 1t is designed to furnish Commons al
uniform rate. Students from distance will be
required to board at the Institute, and have no COM
munication with the town, except as allowed by
written permits.
II The next session will commence on he first
of September, and continue ten months.
June LIST, 1s49
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MI U DE LANES of every variety at
III WORKMAN & BERRYHILL's
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

A MERICAN OIL-THE GREATEST
N REMEDY OF NATURE-proeuredf from
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--phthisc- CHS -colds---spasms--- letter.
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diseases Of the spine--pi s---heart burn---
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Its orn merits are its best reconme nd alton, a.
thousands Of people Of all classes and ages can
testify.
Caution In order to be sure Of obtaining the
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DR.. Edgar Thorn, Dublin. Wayne co.. Ind. or
through sub-agents appointed by him for its sale;
al directions in pamphlet form. containing tho
names and address of the Proprietors. and Gen.
eral Agent for the State of Indiana. a. follows:
D. Han g. Co. Propri-tors. Kentucky.
DocroR EDeAR Thorn. General Agent for the
State of Indiana, Dublin. Wayne county, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
AeENrs:-Jesse Meek, DR.. Howeils. Richmond
Townsend, Lewis L Co.. Silsers & Bragg
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers, Germantown; DR.;
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April l6. ls49. l':Sm
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

DIR. TRASK'S
MAENETIC OINTMENT.

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the blood. BY this mears, a controlling power
ease, which cannot be obtained from any other
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Iigament is searched out, and made sensible Of
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Numerous instances are record where
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retail. Price 3s Csn,s per Bottle
Richmond, MAY 9, ts49. zn.vy
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05
State Of Indiana.
Wayne County.

In the Wayne Circuit Court, Spring Term. 1870:
''Ph~be Ann Cox. alias
Phebe Ann Trimbie
2. For Dirorce.
Criswoid Cox. otherwise
called Chistwell Cox.
Re il known, that on tho 5th iay of Septem-
ber, lS49, the said Complainant filed in the
Clerks Office, Of the Wayne Circuit Court, her
affidavit. alleging therein that said defendant is
not a resident Of the State of Indiana. The
said defendant is therefore, hereby notified Of
the filing and pendency Of said Bill for Divorce.
and unless he appears before the Judges Of the
Wayne Circuit Court, at their next term, to be
held at the Court House in and for said County.
on the first Monday Of March next. then and
there TO plead answer or demur thereto the same
will be heard and determines. in his absence.
Witness, THOMAS &. NOBLE.
Clerk, W. e. C..
Jas. Perry. Atty for compile,
December 3rd, 1870 80
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

In the Wayne circuit conrt, Spring Term, 1850
" Benjamin Strattan and
ThaGdeus Wright, ,As'n's
o. Bill in Chancery, to
Joseph kenapkee, other Joreelsse Mortgage.
wise called kennapp~e
and Solomon Meredith.
BE it reinembe red, that on the Goth day Of
November, A. D. lS49. the above Complaints
filed in the Clerk : Office of the Wayne Circuit
Court, their affidavit. alleging therein. that said
defendant Joseph kennapkec. alias Kennappe-
is not a resident Of the State lndiana. The said
defendant Joseph kennapkee, alias Kennappee
is therefore hereby notified, Of the filing and
pendency Of said Bill in Chanc-ry. for the fore
closure Of a mortgage. and unless he appears
before the Judges Of the said Wayne Circuit
Court at their Spring Term 1850, and pie ad, an :
swer, or demur thereto. the same as TO him " III
be taken Tor confessed, and d~creed according
ly. Witness:
THOMAS C. NOBLE. cL'x. w. c c.
James Perry compliments Solicitor.
December 81, lSl9. 30
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05
can .n.lvxe public men, and hold them TO strict

can analyxe public men, and hold them 10 ssF'ct
aecounisbiliiy.
General Assembly the object Of which was to in
c,.,se and extend the benefits OF Free Common
Schools to the children Of the state. Many Of
the counties by . vote Of the people adopted 'n's
Iav. and il il to be hoped that in very snort
,;,na these will not bs county in the state whose
c;fizens will refuse to avail themselves OF the
benefits Of this measure; doubtless there are
m.nv imperfect tions in the law which will nave
10 bs semedied by time and experience. YET
answers ~ basis spon which to rear noo'e
sup< <rsesuctuye which " i'll shed its benign 'nnn-
rnces over all the children Of this great and grow
;ss Young State. When contemplate the
mnruitude Of this subject in all its varied bear
ines upon the welfare Of the rising ge"erat'on'
and upon the pevpetuity Of that republican 'oTm
Of government which cost the richest and best
blood Of the conscript faihe r. Of the Revolution
il seems to mo that represent alive ot the
people in this enlightened age will assume upon
himse II the solemn and fearful responsibility Of
refusing tho means Of support TO . well d'ge'teo
system Of Free Common Schools, thereby cio-
sing the door the diffusion Of light and know'-
edge.
The Temperance cause is one which Is
deeply agitatng the public mind. whilst
cannot subscribe to all the ultra views
advanced by some Of the advocates of
this great and glorious cause, cause
which ultimately every good man III 'he
community is bound TO sustain; yet earn
estly invite your attention to the suoject
and recommend that you enact s"ch
stringent laws for the prevention OF tne
sale Of ardent spirits as will arrest the
vice of drunkenness which stalks over the
fairest portions Of our country with
worse than pestilential march.
In conclusion gentleman permit me 10
recommend a cordial cooperation be-
tween my worthy successor, and the leg
islative department Of the government IN
the enactment Of such laws as are best
calculated to promote the public welfare
and especially the great and important
measures Of temperance, morality and
educ alton.
Trusting that your deliberations will
be characterized by moderation and Wis
dom, commend you to the guidance OF
an all-wise Providence, with my fervent
wishes for the success OF the gre at and
vitality important measure upon winch you
are called to deliberate.
PARIS G.. DUNNlNG.
December, 4, 1349.
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

SNEAD'S Citizens Bank.
Main street, between Sd and 4th streets,
CINCIN NATI.
Bank is under the managemen mt of
w. SMEaD, who has been succe ssfuily enga-
g-d in Banking, in Cincinnati, for near twenty
years. This Bank employs near
A Million OF Dollars.
and discounts freely Mt all seasons. Money de-
posted is payable on demand, with six per cent
interest. thereby serving the purpose Of SA
WINGS BANK.
II. w. HUGHES, Cashier.
Dec. 5th, 1S49. 3:w
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

VNHE undersigned respectfully Informs IL:
II public that he Continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street, South Of the Starr Houss:
where he makes 10 order all kinds Of CAR
RIAGES, Buggies, aud all other vehicles in his
line. lie also, keeps a number Of articlexin his
line ON hand. He believes his work vii COM
pare favorabiy with auy manufactured in the
w~et-hs u.ea the best of mate rails .and for fnislv
and beauty OF construction his work cannot be-
excell~d. His prices mode rate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he soliciis u
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Dec. lat. lS49. 37-ly.
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05
State Of Indiana, }
Wayne County.

In the Wayne circuit court. Spring Term, 1850.
Jonathan Dickinson.
Be it known tina, the 26,h day Of Novem-
ber lS49, said complainant filed in the Clerk =
office Of the Wayne circuit court, her affidavit,
alleging therein. that said defr was not a
resident Of the State, of Indiana. The said de-
fendant is therefore, hereby notified, of the fl
ling and pendency OF said compliments Bill for
Divorce, and unless he appears before the Judg
es of the Wayne circuit court, at their Spring
Term 1850, and pleads, answers, or demurs to
said Bill, the same will be heard, and determn-
ed in his ubsrnce. Witness:
THOMAS G. NOBLE, elk, w. C. &.
James Perry Attorney for complainant
December Sd, ISI9. 50