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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
From the Baltimore Clipper.
rTarrlaai7p,ent.or Pa.r-na.

We give below the additional election
Returns for members OF Congress and the
State Legislature, which came to hand Yes
to-day.
In the lat and 9Th congressional districts
there was no opposition 10 the Wing cam
didates, and We omit the figures.
IN the Cd district, Frederick county
gives McKaig, wing, 90 majority; and
Washington gives Hamilton, loco, SO, and
Allegany gives hin, IS majority. Ham
ilton's majority in the distrlct, 14S.
In the 81 di:trict, Hammond, loco, has
a large majority. In the Ave upper wards
of the city, it is ,O56; in Baltimore co.,
probably l00O in Carroll $50; and in
Howard District lSl-total about 1900.
In the 4th district, the official majority
for McLane Is 95l, exactly as stated ia
Clipper yesterday incoming.
In the 9Th district, Evans, 3yhig, ha,
ga maj in Cecil, 81 in Hartford, $40 in
Kent, SO in Queen Anne's, and tie vota
in Caroline, making his majority in the
district 500.
The delegation, therefore, will stand as
follows:
LIST Dist-RlcuARD ]. Bow1n, whig,
Cd Dist WILLIAM I. HAMILTON, loco.
Sd Dist-EDwArD HAMMoNb, loco.
4th Dist ROBERT M. McLANE, loco.
9th Dist-ALExANDER Evans, wing.
9th Dist-JonN BozMAN KERR, Hhlg.
The locoiocos, by the election of Mr..
Hamilton in the Cd district, gain MEM
Der, so that the delegation will CONSIST of 3
wings and 8 locos, instead Of to ., as last
year.
The Legislature.
As far as ascertained, the House Of Del
eo.tps stands AZ tollows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

LAWYERS IN California.-Capt. Tohin,
on his way to California, is writing letters
for the Delta. From one dated Tobago,
we extract the following:
Of nearly two thousand passengers now
between Chagres and Panama, there are
about six hundred lawyers, and of them
four hundred 60 out with the expectation
OF being returned to Congress, or the Leg
isature at least seventeen are election
cering for the gubernatorial chair, and
twenty one embryo senators are already
calculating the savings to be made on the
mileage allowed by Uncle Sam from San
Francisco to Washington, and back.
1.Blessed are those who expect nothing,
for they shall not be disappointed"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
IEpiAN CoRH GRowlNu ~ EYc1ANn-

INDIAN Com GROwlEa ~ ENGLAND
BY permission OF the Com1,.~s, 4snsse Al
Woods aud Forests. an exr a
been made in St. James, p -, "
and the Times will HIVES " - .rssiuliy
10 ascertain whether IN corn m4y
,-ot be advaO a.r"us| y cultivated N Eng
land. The Times gives very flattrring
account Of the experiment, and a very
c1r ous descr pton Of the plant, more
over, as il wall doubtless appear 10 Amer
lcan readers:
notwithstanding sll drawbacks (savs
the Timer,1 the little maize crop has full
y realized all hat. was anticipated 1t
vas sown the latter end or NJ ", and
now in he beginning Of September it is
ripe for cutting. Tho appearance otthe
plsilt is peculiarly graceful - far more
so, indeed than that Of any ordinary corn
field. The Stems, which run up per-
tectly straight, Ure generally from four to
five feet high, and are much thicker
thnnt ,he large wheat staw. They threw
vac >.,rnWards succegs,on of
Aag like leaves, the sttn, .-,s;.a ,'.u. :: y:
q little tufi, from which springs I'll" cav ~
CT corn, somewhat irregularlv clustered
and in this instance, apparently not heav
lily laden"
The Times says, "lt seems not unlike,
that the maize plant will be very geuer-
ally sown hencetorward" aud adds that
Amongst those who are abeut TO cx
Feslment on larger gale next year, ar,
bis Royal highness PiIace Alert. nc
proposes sowing piece OF land al Elem
ssh Farm, --Als Grace the Duke Of Rich
inond, at Geodweod and The Duke O
Ncr.e!k Q. Aruudvl."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
rs1HE BLUE HENS CHICKEN. pub.

THNHE BLUE HENS CHICKEN, pub.
d. liShed at Whining on Delaware: sub
scTiptio,, if paid in advance, or within
the year 50, # not paid Until the cad Of
the year, he charge will be SO. This
paper con'ains all the local news of Del
aware, such as marriages, deaths, mar
kets, proceedings Of the court, sales of
houses and land, commencement of busi-
ness, diSSoln ion of partnership, failures
dividends SC, sc. The paper is in e-
pendent. reformatorv and progress i've in
ITS character. I, will contain cominun
cations on all subjects, both in favor and
against the principal measures of the
day. Also tales, poetry, anecdotes sc,
sc, &c.
The Blue Hens Chicken has the lar
gest circulation of any paper in Della
ware, lin proof Of which. the lis. Of let
tiers are published in it. and probably of
any country paper in tie Union. The
number of copies printed off, is near
three thousand per week. Any one
doubling the above. upon calling a. the
office, the matter will be proved TO their
satisfaction, by exhibiting he books
! &c.
The Blue Hens Chicken circulates
not only IN D 'aware, but also 10 some
extentin the adjoining districts of Mary
land and extensively in the county OF
Chester and Delaware Pa. 1t is alsu la
ken in nearly every respectable reading
room iolel and oyster saloon in Phila-
delphia- - also in many or the principal
hotels and reading rooms of Baltimore,
New York and other cities.
Citizens Of Maryland derirous of sell
ling zeal estate, would do well 10 advrr-
tise the same in the Blue Heos Chicken,
as from its extensive circulatIon, (esprc-
tally amongst that class OF persons drs-
..-"g Of purchasing and settling IN Mary
iana, they could hardly fail in getting
A s sr,;a,d price for their land.
be inserted IN tiheeonsist of IS lines will
three times for 81; alrsus '- ; .n' ,I ~,
each subsequent insertion. LARGE "
v.rtisemruts in the same prbport!on
| Advertisements by mail promptly a'ten
dpd to.
September 29th 40.
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As far as ascertaned, the House Of De-
egates stands as follows:

Seven counties remain TO be heard from,
which were last year represented by 81
wings and three Iocoiocos.
The returns leave no doubt OF whig
House, as the majority last year was 81.
II the Senate there are IA wings, 5 locos,
and , vacancies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

The EFFECTS OF DRINKING L1qroa.--
On Sunday last there were nine CAGES OF
delirium tremens at the New York city
Prison, and among them three women.
who made the prison ring with horrible
:cSeeching. Some OF the men were in
straight jackets and others strapped into
their hunks, to prevent their numbering
themselves or others.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

VERsoNr-The Wing majority on
Joint ballot, in III. Vermont Legislature,
was last year iour--it is this year fifty
on-. For Governor, Carlos Coolid-e
ack'd 462 of an election By the peo-
pie last year new he lacks about 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
Tr!1stes'a sale.


BY virtue of decree ofthe High Court
of Chancery Of Maryland, the undersigned
as Trustees, will offer at Public Sale on
SATURDAY the Goth day Of October
next, a. the Court House. in Elkton, Md,
all the Real estate whereof Thomas Tay-
lor. late OF Cecil county, died seized, con-
s!sting;
l. OF very valuable tract of land near
Principle Furnace, containing
EGI Acres,
40 acres of which are in wood and timber,
and the residue arabic land. This is one
of the most desirable pieces of property in
the county. Il is located on Principle
Creek within haIfa mile of Principle Fur
mace, where the stream is navigable, and
where the p. w. s b. Rail Road passes,
3 miles from Perryvilie and 7 from Port
Deposit. The situation is high and healthy,
the soil naturally fertile, part highly i'm
proved and all susceptible of being made
very productive the fencing good, and
the Improvements of the best quality
,-1N-S They consist OF large and
A ::TA commodious BRICK Dwelling
49, House, 80 by So feet, two
stories high, with dry cell
lar, kitchen % by IS feet, also two sto-
ries high, built of Port Deposit Granite,
with front and back porticors, all covered
with slate and in good condition, large
barn 80 by 80 feet with stables underneath,
large Granary, Corn House, a Brick
Smoke House, Cooper's Shop and a house
suitable for a Tenant or oyerseef, with
fine orchard Of choice fruits, including
apples, peaches, pears, p.ums, &C., and a
neve. failing sDr:"g Of pure water.
Q. OF another tract Of land at Battle
Swamp, containing
ITO ACRES.
with the various valuable improvements
thereon, consisting OF that large ard COM
modious STONE TAVERN
HOUSE, 10 by 80 feet, and a - Or, q,
Kitchen ls fe ct square, ..sas.s = LII; III
known as the Battle Swamp
Tavern, Brick Smoke house, Ice House
Barn 10 by 81 feet, with Shedding al
tached s. by ID feet, Blacksmith shop
and Store House, all in good order, with
two pumps OF good water, one at the door
OF the Tavern and the other in the Barn
yard. This has always been one Of the
best public stands for business in the coun-
ty; but within few wears past, owing to
the destruction OF the Bridge over the Sus-
quehanna River at Couowingo, and other
Causes lis value has greatly Increased
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alr to commence at 3 o'clock, P. III
JOHN G. GR0GAlE,
OTUO SCOTT. Trustaes

'.'Daily In9ojrer and daily North
American, Phi'a; journal, Gazette and
Chicken, Wilmington; Record, West hes
ter; daily American and daily Patriot,
Balto; and Examiner, Lancaster: will copy
once a week till sale, and each send copy
and bill to John c. Groome.
Eikton, Sept 22--ts.
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GEN. TAYLOR is exported to be PRES
ent at the Maryland Agricultural Fair to
be held in Baltimore, ON the l0lh in
slant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
TEs AsroR p, Acn picra Sc

The Asroa PLAcn Rlcrs Several per
sors have been convicted in New York;
for participation in the Astor Place r :
OTIS Aiming their number was E. z. Jud
son, editor OF '.Nsd Butiins's Ora," AMI he
was sentenced on Saturday last to BE- con
fined IN the Penlt-niiary one year, and
pay fine of S25s.-On the same day
the petition o! his wife for divorce was
granted.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

u ISL OF LETTERS remaining in the
s]Post Office, Port Deposit, Md, Sept
30th 1S49.
Addison George jenkins Martha E.
Applegarth Car J AKrauss, Leonard
Barrett Mrs. Lucy 2Long, John
Brown Mr.. (const 'beLittell. John
Blackburn, M. Mclean, VIM. w. 4
Ba!derston, John P. Mclean, W. II.
Colweil, Josiah Mclean, VIM.
Clark, Capt S. McKeovn, James
Cramer, Isaiah McConiH, Daniel
CAMPBELL. John B. Mitchell, John
Clendinen, David Phillips, VIM. J.
IEsdle,, William Reynolds, Rueben
E Ii,soS1 nm J. NJ ". Spence, John
Hers, Albert Sanders. ,po,, + 7,
Haines, Eli Springer, James u
Haines, Job Weatherly, DaviG 7
Henderson, Herman Wilson WIN. T.
Hook, Henry w. Way, c.
Jolly, George West, Samuel
Jones, Mary E. Warning. William
SAMUEL PEACO, P. M.
Port Deposit, Oct 6, 40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

GOVERNOR OF OREGON Maj. John P.
Gaines, of Kentucky, has been appointed
Governor of Oregon, IN the place of Mr.
Lincoln, who declined the appointment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

R-We have--ed tor and Printers-
been 50 taken up this week with matters
pertaining to the election that We find it
impossibleto put out but halta sheet We
vii try and make amends hereafter.
EVANS MAJoRIrY.-Evans aioity
when he ran against Carmichael was as
follows: in Hartford 81, Cecil 237; Kent
1863; Queen Anne's 81; Caroline 7; to al
465. 1t nov stands
Hartford, ~
Cecil, pa
Kent. $40
Queen Arnc's, 80
taroline. (tiel
Total. BOO
So much for the story that he hah
crown imp pular-so much for the story
that Magraw could beat him SO easily.
Below will be found the result OF
the election in this state, SO far as heard
from.
The locofocos have elected all their can
didates for the Legislature in this county,
but Mr.. Evans, the wing candidate for
congress has majority Of 24d; which is
an unexpected result, but nothing more
than was due to him, when comparison
between him and his opponsnt was drawn.
MIR lamar is | votes behind the lowest
locofoco-this is also an unexpected result.
OF the causes which brought it about We
will yet awhile lorbear to speak.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

Mr.. CALHovN.--1t is reported that Mr.
Calhoun intends resgMiug his seat in the
U. S Senate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
From THE Del. J0nrAnL
WILMINGTON MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET Oct, 4.
Sales 800 bbls, Howard s -four IS, l24
sales 70GbbIs, City Nils at " l2A, sales
CITY com n,esl Al - 81. no cha"ge IN
whrat-7rrv little her., Sales y- low
corn al 63 64c, and whte 81 60.
O.ts 90 3lcts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06
The EFFECT ON THE Daoucur.-I

Ri ~ oS I,ottAti az
Frederick Examiner of yesterday says:
Our water courses and springs are fast
dr., inc, IN in act the Mon"cacv has
dWlndled to mere revu IT, a..a springs
have. gone dry, that had never b. fore
been known TO be SO. The earth is per-
i"ctly parchsd, pastures burnt up and
the Agrlcu'tuiSs at stand what to dc
whether to pursue the ordinary work Of
the season, or to wait tor ram. Our old
est inhabitants say they DO not ecolleCt
of seein. the water so low.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

Challenge fo' rice Acrnss the 'hanie.
A New York letter, to the Philadel-
ph'a Inquirer SAYS:
The extraordinary quick passage
mai1 by the new steamship Ohio; between
this city and Chsrlesiown, occupying on
" about sixty hours, and that under the
disadvantage Of new engine and foul
bottom, Las induced one OF the propne-
tors Of the line Hr. George Law to offer
a challenge t" any steamer in the world
to max" "a rip from tins city TO Liverpool
for a wager f $50 900 side. should
not BE- surprised lfthe challenge is accept
ed, and ifso the excitement will be I'M
precedented, especially if accepted by
one of the British steamers"
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GEL So sale.

The 81 scrl' - vii 0Ge5 q. Eu' lie SAFE.
at the late rgs~.cnce oF 4 Han Frovr, tec%.
on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th Of Cctorr
next, the following property, viz Q worl;
Horses, yoke OF Cxcn, d nil,h Cows.
l6 ShoatS, . road Wagons, Carriage,
OK Cart, Pioughs, Earrows, Cul,iyators,
and other farming utensils; ard a Variety
of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Wheat and Cats by the lushrl, Corn
by the barrel, Hay by the ton, and lot Of
corn fodder.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. A..
when terms will be made known Y
SAMUEL RROWN, Adm'r.
Sept % 5v Of Allan Brown.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

ARRIVAL OF MIGRANTS. There has
arrived at New York from the I'd OF
April % III list Of DC ODER, l62,193 emf
grants, being an average of 1876 per day
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

TINS pGr3'bs>T GoiNg No TIL The
a-hin.to0 corr'sp ndent o he Bottom
g., isarns fr N -ood authority hat
the President i making Arrangements 10
pros cute his y.Sit to 'hr North 1t is
quite probable that ne will Leave " ash
ing ton so as to e in New York by thr
18th and to Boston by the 18th He
will stop one day or night with Gov.
Lincoln. Mr.. Preston IS DESTROYS OF WIS.,
ting New England, and may perhaps &C
company the President to Boston.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

This is to Give Notice. That ,!:e
subscriber of Cecil county harh on,ain-l
from the Orphans Court of said rn,"t,. ret
lers lesiamen!ary or the personal e~ty'n f
Sarah B,urden, late OF SAID comfy, d",j!
All persons having claims against ,he said
deceased. ARE hereby warned oexhilit tn.
same with the vouchers thereofGuly anthem
icapd on or h. fore the Isl day "t September
T. so: hey may otherwise 10y law heexc!u
ded from all benefit Of sail estate. Al
persons indebted to said eSla te are request
ed 10 make immediate payment 10 the .uh
scnher Given under my hand tits e2d
day Of September ls+o
JOHN K I!OGG, Exec.
Sept 30 '49-6w
This is TO Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Cour, of SAID county, l-,
ers Of Administration Oh ,he p'rs na' estate
OF Jeremiah Cair late Of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims ngaisl
the said deceased, are hereby warnnA 10
EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers tnnre
Of daily authenticated, IN or before tho
Both dav OF August 1850: they may Other
wise by law, be excluded from. all hrr en-
OF sad estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested To make imma-
date payment TO the subscriber Given
u"dsr my hand this 22"d day of SepIem-
1919
ANN CAIN, Admin.
Sep, % '4o-6w.
This is to Give Notice Tha' the
subscriber OF Cecil County bath obtained
from ,Ilt' Orrhan'S court of sail county let
lers Of hdlnu i~Ira'ioo On The personal es
tate of A la" B:"wn, .,re Of said county
irc'd, A per-o, having ,lairns against
the sad Arc'd are hereby warned TO +Xhih
it the sin rith the vouchers thereof duly
au,brr cate o or tptore the 22nd day Of
Au4n- l&50, 'i,ry uay OTHERWISE hy law
",ed from benefi OF said O. are.
Dc '~hied 10 and rs ate are re-
qn"S'rd 10 make ini,,.t;,,,. r.,,,,,.,, +, a.
subscribe. G Ven nudrr NV hand ,L,s eon,,
day # September 1S4a "'
SAMUEL BROWN, ASm'u
| Sept ~ '49---sw. .a "a
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TEoCrLG IN CArADA.-The editors Of
the New Yo,k Courier have received let
ters from their 1 ntTea! correspondent
to the 2sth OF September. .Ie -tate-
that the tirlc in the London Times. IA
nonncjng that Lord Elgin MS hsrn made
Baron, and that be is tnlIy sustained in
the course lie has adopted by his Sover-
eign, has created great excitement in
Kana'a, as it is believed 10 De semi Of
fetal. Ete ter'ing IN favor OF snnsxa-
ton 10 the United States Id represents a.
becoming universal and intelse.
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Constantly On hand
| and for sale by
J. PALMER & Co.
| Market ST. Wharf.
Philadelphia
Sop 8 1850
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-06

Mad kEREL
Siih
SALMON
HER RINGS
PORK
VA MS and SIDES
SHOULDERS
ARD s. CHEESE
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& siEHWfs I. HICH.

Snnt o. 40 - B.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25
Pork Packing.

We shall also in connection with the above
cantinue the packing business. as heretofore. and
cut all lots offered OF 100 hogs and upwards. and
make cash advances, if desired. This, with the
facilities we have for slaughtering. will enable
persons TO drive here with safety, as they can
either sell or pack.
Our prices will be as low as at any similar
establishment on the Mississippi river and the
same as last season, and no extra charge will be
made al any time for advance in salt or barrels.
bu! our list ofprices will be risidly adhered TO-
Our stock Of Barrels aud Sal, is large. and
amply sufficient 10 meet the demand. We have
also added TO the house a steam Boiler and This
Tor steaming out the Lard fror, the ofal, which
IS usually thrown away and is an entire loss to
the owner, but which We shall render for his ben
eft.
Having experienced help and a good house. we
nave no hesitation in saying we are prepared to
do justice to any lots entrusted 10 us, and that
persons who have hogs will find Bloomington a
good point to drive to Tor packing or selling
We will 2ay premium OF ten dollars Tor the
heaviest hog delivered at oar Pork House the
coming Winter.
GREEN & STONE.
Bloomington, Sept. 20, '4s.-ai
DRIED Apples and Peaches Of a good quality,
Just received and for sale by
April 2s. c. II BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25
PROSPECTUS -
ofs1AE ..-.
IOWA CAPITAL REPORTED

The subscribers, having purchased the sbov. ,..
ed eStaoushment and put 1t In an entire nav a.
will in future conduct it jointly, as Editors and ~
prietsrs, under the firm of PALMER PAUL.
The REPORTER will, as heretofore, be ma;n,, !.
voted to the PRONUNCIATION Of sound Democra,;c We
trincs and the advocacy Of corresponding
Of State and National policy. These me,sn 'cS
though ,egitimately resulting from never eh,ns;s-
immutablc princirles-we believe should st;,l 10
they ever have been, PROGRESSIVE in their char.
teri having for their ultimate object the eoua;:a
both of the benefits and burthens of eoyernnaa.
We can conceive no means more likely to h.
the accomplishment of these gr. nd objects. w..
through vigorous support of the enlightened ;~
and liberal, Free Trade, Hard-noney and .ther .s
ing measures Of policy advocated BY the great NJ
ocratic party. AS long party shall adhers :.
and enforce these, and principles and mea su,cs n
liar in their character and tendency, SO LONG IN
expect to stand by it, and NO longer. rurthe,moro
we consider ourselves pledged TO the support Of ~
dividual members Of our party--brought out in con
formity to its established customs, for station. 'A
honor or proft-ony long as they truly ref, =, w.
principles and show disposition to carry ON, =,
measures and conform to its established usara. ~
The vitalimportance to our party, especially att.
present crisis, of straight forward, fearless AN
efficient champion Of its cause and exponent of it,
principles at the seat Of State government mu,, ~.
are persuaded, be too well understood and anna;
ated, to require any thing more than bare alpso,
10 it on this occasion. We are now on the ero nt
State and Presidential election, in both OF WI
the Democracy of Iowa will, besides decidins wc,
various other subjects Of vast importance to us a.,
people, be called upon to stand by and supnor ibs
government in the measures WI. it has so y;sos.
ously adopted and successful cd into eve,
ton, for sustaining the homo, country aya,,.
its enemies abroad, aided anuct ed nv ingio,;
Gus, iily-dlsgnised and traitrous, .a,,s at bcms
We believe that we shall not be disappointed i;
our expectations that the warm hearted Dcmocr,rn
of Iowa viii evince their appreciation of the cop.t
erations here presented, by their efficient aid and
support.
While the above will be the leading objects r.
which we shall labor, the REPORTER will devote !,
self, with what Of energy its conductors can BRING,
the task, to the advocacy Of such measures of i'm,
pSoYement in our young and flourishing Iowa, as,,
their opinion, shall promise to be most conduciyr,o
the happiness and prosperity of her citizens alarre
News and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Foreiyn
Miscellany-the instructive and the amusiny-viI
receive their due share Of space ard attention keep
ing in view the fact, that while "variety is the sps
oflife, it serves, in an eminent degree, to give I
and zest to popular journal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-04-25
Western 5lr,s,fs .fgeH(N.

THE undersigned has hand quantity OF
L LASD ARRaNTS, which he will sell
on reasonable terms. He viii also go with emf
grants and show them Lands and give such inforn,a-
ton as may be needed for the purpose of entering
Land Or laying Warrants. He will also be prepared
to enter Land for claimants upon the mos.
bic terms, giving them from 10 three years to
make payment. He will also sell or locate Warrants
for companies or individuals UPON reasonable terms,
and atteta to The selling Of Real Estate, paying Tax
es, and do all other business pertaining to Gener-
Il Land Agency.
Having hah considerable experience in the bgs,-
ness. and having general knowledge of the cou:l-
try and Lands within from 80 10 so miles around
Iowa City, H. iattcrs himself that he can give entire
satisfaction 10 al that may eatrust hlur with their
business. JOSEPH II. FISHER,
Iowa City, July 18Th, 1875 II 5In
II z p q 2 q IN GEE,
DR.. Eros Lowe, Receiver Land Office Iowa City
Col. Chales Neatly, Register e Il"
DIR. :. NJ. Ballard, iowa City,
DIR. n. G. Sales, Lexington, Jones en- Iowa,
Mr 7. S. Bat'clie, Bloomington, Iowa,
Elias OVerinan, rs
G. Nealy. Esq. Burlington, Iowa.
Hon. George II. Waworth. New Orleans,
DR. VIM B. Chamberlain, WARSAW. Ky,
Rev. John A. Gurley. Cincinnati, Chic,
John Flshury. Esq. Bethel, Ohio,
Abel Rawson. Esq. THG,