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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

No a. and Is Catherine sIp Capt. NJ NJ. van DYKE
respectfully informs his f,eds and the public that ne
now prepared TO accommodate permanent or uanseht
Loardsrs The house has been raised two ssres. and
there are 30 single rooms The furniture rs entirely new
has been made 10 order expressly for the house CAPTAINS
and Maes f vessels and persons do business in the
eastern part Of city will find the Location Convenient
and The accom- OdaOns equal to pther esabsnmen,
Of the hind In the city ~ BThe house VIII be open al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

THE AUGUST ELECTIONS. "A C0rreet'on-
In he table Of nominations OF the sixth pase'
Hiram McElroy (Opp) Of the lst Congre'Si0as'
Distnc. is wrongly located.
- stephen g. Dodge Of the With District
Indiana, and Francis H. Jones OF the 'th Ds
,rict OF Alabama, it is supposed. have both WIN
drawn. At any rate they will receive 'u'
light vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY. JULY 81. 1851
To CoYYespondepts.

TB Wtbh. wz.er-cwn We are not avare OF saJ
place far cotton goods can be 'ashi m ths
~ Won ,peak of TIE manufacture not yet estaDishri
On any considerable scale ether SIDE the AuAnc
we understand that II sooa Will b. 10 tAis c'unHy
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

~ The Washington had not arrived al
late hour this morning. She Is now In her
fifteenth day, and may be hourly expected
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
HusxUHss NOTICES.
To Painters ANs PvsLIsHKas.-T
The

To PRINTERS ANB PUBLlsHERs.-Ihc
Ugwros COMPANY ectf1ly call the attention Of PI-
ten end Publishers 70 theu improved type aud
Plates &c The improvement CONSISTS 10 giving 70 them
durability increased direct prcpsrisn 20 the supenf
tenacy of copper type metal which. according - c'
rect experiments II u 20 FROM this single fac'
viii st he perceived that thin face q copper must
give extraordinary endurance printing surfaces. and er-
perience has fully proved such 70 be the case
pany have secured Letters patent D' he anu
they prepared and execute orders a. the e
tablishment, Q North Wlilam-st Nes -fO.k
Tie following paper. are pn'ed the copper fsoea ype
New York Coarier and Enquirer; Nss- fo1k Dan{ ,.
sne Bostoa DAILY Journal Boston Flag OF or ONoh v
Eostse Pictorial Drawing Room comp4n,' coxsssy
Orzan and others. Nksrys NO-t ~ ".
ye3i TvTtkSd sN"fth "lI-4'tss ~
To JgwyLERs.-The Stock, Tools and
frtuyee a Shop for sale and the Shop 70 e Inc
,ecrItsr offers fos sale all the nece ary "os oI CARVING
On the shx ms tyge'hey with the minntsctunS u
sd cu,h chain They viii Re disposed OF chea) AZ 'hrJ
were bought for cash snt the most favorable tens
an pdusrleus and enievprsng nan thus IN op2,fcoy c
seldom 70 BE- met with Apply al n b. CSASE so'
A Coon TO be sold the
,,ok futures and business Of first class am rocsy
locaied Of the best situations 10 the clt IA. ~
ersS Sck OF the very hest quality and 10 De s"o low
6ss,s''a'''' Ssss' 'i'''''' . jy'l s'rufh.s'
II PALMER & Co. s great California Ex-
presu will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
than sny other responsible Company Through IN thrH
fye days or No charge PALxER Cor ~ broan"ay, a.
thorsed Agents Of Q. s. NJ, Steamship limo. H<Nu
~ For gaining the publicity requisite 10
lsyse Of any kind the Advertising Agency
Of " b. PALMER, Tribune Buildings anofds c'"pio'e
opportunity
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

The ANNUAL INVASION
All the insect race together
Are awake this b a7ing weather.
And, what's worse, our rest they break.
Keeping rs all vide awake
LYONS Powder will. however,
Put them all to sleep forever.
Bed hugs reaches heas. and-so-fouh
From walls floors and csilings go forth,
Throu sh this dust To creep or canter;
But II kills them oil InStanter -
Dhpot the sale of LYONS Magnetic Powder, and f
cNs Pills the destruction OF rats aud NICE isi BROAD
way. p~eV'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

70 There is one place IN the city where
Strangers find really good Bot aud Shoes refer to
WATKINs's, II fFulton sIeet Mr. Ws reputation as p
Boot maker aud he sells boots but of ms
own manufacture. jyl6 3STu& IN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

~ For gaining the publicity requisite 70
lsrse Of any kind the Advertising Agency
Of " B. PALMER Tribune Buildings. affords Complete
o1.fn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
TRuTu AND CANpoR. A Medl inc scicn-

TRuTu AND CANDoR-A Medi Inc scicn-
tdca, aud sklully compounded, which makes no undue
preteusns and recommended by cizens II the highest
respccsehty, deserves the patronage of the Pbhc Such
dcne the OAygonat.d Bit'es Tor the cnre oil Ds
pepsie IN all its forms =,
For sale hy A b ID Sands 100 Futon-st A ID. Scoyll
Go SIG and G. A Rlng. 1872 Broadway, l. Codlngton
sos Hudson st and rs Broadway Gnon, IN Bowe-
~ of Grand ~ Hall Ruckle Co 20S Greenwlch.
81 and by Druggists generally IN the United States aud
Canada.
SUMNER INr-DysENrERy-DI-
ARRHEA your child sick with Of these diseases Is
II GRADUALLY failing outstanding the best Efforts OF your
ph, sicani BE persuaded to make one tnsl of BALLS
Cholera Syrup II lscurnS such every day-snd
will evep Of such without once fuiing We promise
YOU confdenfiay, the life OF your child If YOU viii n, IT.
For sale at 32S Broadway. Jy3l J'
~ The only certain remedy for tender
feet is Bt SHS Magic Cream Lnment. II performs cure
night Principal Depot 3l9 Greenwood, corner OF
Dusne-st Also by Ga corner Bowery and Grand
ST m BROOKLYN 10y Mrs. Hsvs, us Fulton st. and Dr.
Palmer, l39 Myrtle ay. Price % cents yer bottle
y29 NTuTh&S
" FOwLERs d Wells, Phrenologists
aad Publishers Clinton Ha isi Nassaost ueaI the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
~ Uousekeepers. and all others, in want

w IIOUstkttptI5, tHu al UIHtTS, III Wdut
Of Bedding Bods'eads would do well to call AT NJ
WILLARD's old established WarerOpms. $50 Chatham St,
Of Mulberry ST where may be onnd the largest as
sorment Of articles his line offered Ia the public,
consisting ofFeathers Beds Mattresses nc Patent Screw
Bedsteads and Cots Wholesale and retal U8 lmTuIhSSa
HAMMocKs ,-LEARy & Co., leaders and
fnroducen Of fashion to' Geutlemen's Hsts. and
Astov House. Broadway Will this day open several bales
superior Meticap Grass Hanmocks jy2u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

GENTLgMENs oumMLA WEAR.-flrSt
quality Ready made white and coofod Grass and Linen
Goats Zephyr Cloth, MeriDo. Alpaca, aud Loster do;
angle mod Cashmere Monns BOmb1zIne and Drlling
Psntsoons with large assortment Of Linen Msrsoies
and other Vests al our usual moderate prices
WV T. JENNINGS h. Co. lJi Broadway.
je80 American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
FRENCu SHOES AND GAIrERs.-Just re-


ceved from Paris large assortment of shoes and Caters
made by the best fac Paris and of the most
Boots Shoes Caters, &c &C can b. found at BROOKS
New York Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 FuitOn-st the
cheapest place in the city to gc. good article.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
GENTLEMEN's SHRTs.-NOt

proe<srg TO make Gentemens Snrts" make shirts
III for gentlemen At GREENs Astpr II iuss, style. h
and workmanship gruranteed ard eToy gar
m = home the appointed hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
India -RusRra SnoEs ,-FRAuD.-After

all the fraudulent attempts deceive the public the com
b,patlOn evidently 10 allow the Approaching ran
Term Of Court yass without atual charge th 90" %
advance while there - plenty time 10 PfepaIe-aI1 CAL
mon the combination to produce witne
Stone and John C. BckfoId sons IA Their employ agaS
whom have attachments 10 come forward anu fle tlen
testimony This they dare no. do and they oar@ no come
10 trial before uTy Th. charge ana aver ina, the pre-
tended patents fraud and can ana wiI prove ana
.s,.hI,.h N IN Court whsnevor the combination venture To
trial before jury II they are innocent OF us charge
allow the vInesses upon the stand ana not keep
them secreted Bring the I" tral before ury FOf
eight wears have CHARGED tn. Goodyear Patent to be
fraud and swnde II let them come before Iury,
fairly Until this done shame should Keep you All IRON
any more eOwsrdly attacks IN the newspapers
HORACE VI DAY.
Owner Of II India Rubber Patents AND Manufacturer.
Warehouse, 20 COuTtland -. New-Y York. y3l iw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31
A Gnon Isvrs1MrNr.-To be sold the
m PALMEa & Co.'S great California Il

" ALuE" u '(V' . S'N''' t..u.x
pre.. will take Freight and Packages 10 per cent lower
han sny other responsible Company Through IN thry
five DAYS or No charge PALMER Co, 30 Broan"ay AZ
thorsed Agents Of q. s. m Steamship ime. HS~"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Premium on Babies "A lady friend Of
onrs Gays that che wishes the managers Of
the State Feir would inform the public
whether they intend to give premiums for
the finest babies. She IL decidedly in "a
vor Of their erecting building to be made
one grand nursery, in which mothers
might exhibit their offspring, and thinks
that il it was done, pair Of twins that
she has to exhibit might come in for the
the first premium Detroit Tribune.
We 60 in decidedly for the reform sug-
gested by the Tribune. The truth Is, our
"iairs" are the unfairest sfIairs in the
world. There is not fair thing about
them-excepi, indeed, the pretty women
who sometimes attend them. The best
pumpkin, the best parsnip, the best pota-
to, the best pig, takes a premium. So
does the best bull, the best bullock, and
the best butter, but who ever heard OF q
premium for the best baby? Agriculture,
horticulture and hog culture are thought
worthy Of encouragement by the stimulus
Of prize competion--but homo culture il
deemed Of no importance; babies get NO
bonuses for their beauty, and pspss NO
prizes for the precocity Of their progeny.
It's al wrong, and its bound TO be Sie3st.
ed ''in the good time coming. - Boston
Post.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

IMPORTANT IrvENTIoH.-.An Auioma-
ton &n,psfress. Allen b. Wilson, Of
Pi.tsfield, Massachusetts, has recently OBJ
tanned patent for q machine by which
sewing Of all descriptions il executed 10 .
very rapid manner, and in fneness and
strength superior to hand work.
The simplicity Of the mechanism. d.
minutiveness, and the amount Of work
which it accomplishes, are truly astonish-
ing. A single machine occupies SO little
space that j. can be put inside a mans hat
and by the turning Of small crank. the
instrument will sew ten times faster than
any sempstress. 1t can be used for anv
kind Of sewing, fine or coarse or for en-
broidery. Every psrt ofa mans dress ,coat,
vest and pan.aloons- button holes except
ed-can be made by this machine, also la
dies dresses, shirt bosoms, caps, collars,
SC. In fact there 10 scarcely single
branch Of needlework to which this in
strument cannot be applied. sewing ten
times faster, finer, and stronger than BY
hand.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Coon HIr.-The Boston Post, allud-
ing to the classification Of whig presiden-
tial candidates BY their age Of any Of these
gentlemen has to do with 'sthe next pres
idsntial term" That term is particularly
spoken for" by the nominee Of the next
democratic national convention. Don't
bother yourselves, gentlemen, about the
ages Of whig aspirants-it win b. ages
before they get in.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

IL During the sittings of q County Court
not long ago in Connecticut, on very
cold evening crowd Of lawyers had col.
lected around the open fire that blszed
cherfully on the hearth in the bar-room,
when traveller entered benumbed with
cold; but no one moved to give him a
place to warm his shins, 30 he leaned a.
gainst the wall in the back part Of the
room. At last . smart young limb Of the
law, addressed him, when the following
dialogue took place:
"You look like a traveller"
SWELL, | s'pose l am come from
Wisconsin q. foot at any rate!"
"From Wisconsin, What distance
to 60 on one pair Of legs"
"Wall, ! done it any how"
II say, did you ever pass through hell
in your travels?"
eyes, sir, I've been through the out
skirts"
II thought it likely. Well what are
the manners and customs there? some ol
Us would like to know
"Oh, you'll find them much the SAME
as in this place; the lawyers sit nighes
the fire."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Homestead Exemption. New York
Homestead Law went into operation on
the lst inst. It sxempts from sale on ex.
scution for debts hereafter contracted, the
lot and buildings thereon, occupied - .
residences owned by tho debtor, being .
householder. and having family. 10 he
value Of 81 600. -
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Sale cfa Wie.-The Stockport { Eng. }
Mercury contains an account Of the sale
Of wife At New Inn in the county Of Der.
by, for FIVE pounds one shilling. The
husband who sold her was Elisha g., .
cattle dealer, and the purchaser was Geo.
c., widower. The wife is young and
fair, and cried bitterly at being thus shame
fully disposed Of. Great country, that
England.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

The Census Of Sscyemsafo. ..-Inhab abitanss,
near 5000: Of these there are 400 females
323 stores. 65 blacksmith shops, 8 stssm
mills, z soda manufactures, 2 2brewesies,
30 physicians, 80 clothing stores, 8 cabi.
net shops, lemon syrup Danufactories,
8 livery stables, 10 lawyers, 8 churches,
viz: lst Presbyterian; Grace church, Epis.
copa|, M. +. church, w. +. church.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Marrying. .-"If you ever marry" said
an uncle, ''let it be to woman who has
judgment enough 10 superintend the work
Of her house; taste enough to dress herself;
pride enough TO hold her tongue when
she has nothing to say"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Nsam Commmxicntion rah Chino.-.The
iniatory step in the movement for regu-
lar steam communication between San
Francisco and Canton is about being taken
by an enterprising merchant Of the form
Or city, who has purchased the well known
steam propeller "McKim," and intends
running her regularly between San Fran
cisco and tho Sandwich Islands.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

IL The prince Of wits, Tom Hood,
thus graphically sketched scene, which
the habitual patrons Of the omnibus have
often witnessed--though none but he
could have done justice 70 it.
Prudsry in an Omnibus.-'All have
their exits end entrances." 1t is treat
to see Prudery get into an omnibus. Of
course she rejects the hand that is held
out 10 her by male civil,ty; it might give
her squeeze. Neither does she take
the first vacant place; but looks for seat
if possible between an innocent little girl
and an old woman. In the meantime the
omnibus moves on. Prudery totters--
makes snatch at Civility's nose-o
his neck -or anywhere : aad, missing her
hold rebounds TO the other side Of the We.
hicle, and plump. down in strange gen.
tleman's lap. True modesty would have
escaped ell these indecorums.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

sts4d Whas ! allwsySs m deeedsG ~
whas / allsayss iets1ds a u stesaa p;
TO keeps atanding while life lasts- -snd
whar we ill, on rosin hsel Kreek, nsse
to Stand Or dy. Now, whar's bsltss
plank than this? Il il good, big. thick,
broad plank to stand on; it's hart III thrs,
full Of rnsin, and never will ROT; it will
stand all sorts Of shocks; it has stood ~
sorts. Of shocks. from the Hartford Kon-
venshun dosn, thru the kiks and stomps IT
the ole mony monster, the weare and tare
end strainin Of the lords Of protecshun,
drivin and galupin over il with all sorts
Of luggage, and it will stand now for all
the wings has dun and is duin agin it,
Now, ii the Unionisters in the siily wants
any thing to du with is. lei them cum on
10 this plank, and they will be with us,-
We stand whsr we ar.
]. S., C. D.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

TIE Clergy Of Msrieo. "A pamphlet
published in Mexico. states that the in
come Of The clergy Of that country, amounts
to $40, ,0O0, 900 per annum. They are al
80 in possession Of landed property repre-
senting an enormous capital. The reve-
nues Of the General Government itself are
stated not TO exceed sc, 6,O00, 900.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Government Finances. U. States
Treasurer's statement shows the net o.
mount to his credit in the different depos-
itories, &c., Dncember 33d, TO have been
$l2 1928, 100 SO. OF this there was At
Washington, $2l6,327 %; Boston, sl,-
9l0,l 100 O3; New York, $2,426, ,237 80;
Philadelphis, $l47,67l 43; Charleston,
$2lA 1852 81; New Orleans 1921 ,l43 SO;
st Louis, $22l 1868 95; Baltimore, 8 49,
833 81; Richmond, 1888 46; Norfolk,
1920 80; Mint Of Philadelphia, a.
94l ,l50; Branch Mint at New Orleans,
5000, 900; Transfers ordered to N. York,
$3.50, 900; New Orleans, $475, 600.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

A Democratic Victory.-John B. Guth-
Yie, Esq, tho Democratic candidate for
Mayor OF the city Of Pittsburg, was elect
ed on Monday last, by about 400 majority.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

II It seems that there are traunt
wives in California as well a. the old
States. The Tronscrips, at Sacramento,
records the adsquatulstion Of Mrs. Root,
with young man named Fairbanks. She
took with her little daughter and $l2..
600, and left four child1en and q sick hus-
band.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

WAsHINGroH MonUxExr.-TAe Ma.
honal Inteligencer says this structure is
eighty feet in height and il now closed in.
The cutting and dressing Of the marble
will be continued during the winter. The
work Of setting the stone will be again re-
sumsd about the first Of April.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12
WAsHtKaror. Jan. 22.

81
Enlargement Of tie CopiioI wiN fall
Mrough.-The committee on public build
ings OF the two Houses have not vel been
able to agree upon plan for the extern
sion Of the capito! ordered by Congress
last session, though frequent joint meet.
ings have been held upln the subject. -
The Mills plan seems most in favor, tho
it meets with some opposition. Itis fear
ed that the rivalry Of architects and their
friends will prevent any conclusion ON
the subject this session.
SEsArr.-A large number of reports
were made upon private bills. The SEN
ate then resumed the consideration of the
French Spoliation Bill, and the amend
ments which were agreed to yesterday
were conourred in to-day. After some
further debate the bill was ordered to be
engrossed-ycas 80, nays 26.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Chicago is making rapid strides in The
way Of improvements. They contemplate
building : new Jail for the accommodation
Of the citizens. sat
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

-. BAErfHoaE, Jan 30.
4 young man, temporary brakeman
on the railroad, was arrested to-day, and
confessed to the robbery Of Adams & CO..
express. He buried the, money near
canton, and party have gone out 10 bring
i in. He bought some clothing to. day
and paid Spanish dollars s-hence the sus-
picion.
January 81.
The thief has refused to disclose the
hiding place Of the money. The off,
GERS are st'll out digging for it. The
thief's name is Chester Childs, only 10
years Of age.
OcDEsssuaa, N. Y, Jan. 81.
Last evening about "A o'clock, a Mr..
John Armstrong, produce dealer from
river at Preston. with q team. broke
through the ice and wa. drowned. Hs
had with him two young ladies, sisters Of
M fy;lmou tev..u L.ar., - n...a,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

What is that which makes everybody
sick but those who swallow it2 Answer--
Flattsry.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

ne value of Colgs was Ill : ElsEnsd / Il
Al The Earopesa markets., UNITY he bsei1.
ming Of The preselit month, tNcv. The
general fear If war breaking out In Ger.
many, has, however, caused the bayers TO
withdraw, and consequently prices to give
way little. Java coffee and other for.
eign sorts differ in prices but slightly from
what they were st this time last season;
but those kiads which enjoy privilege
for consumption in this country are con.
siderable deaYer. 8ss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

L. b. PATTERSON,
TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Iowa City,
"A Iowa, will attend to all business entrusted to
him in the line Of his profession.
March, l6A0.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

Printers and Pvinting.-J. T. Buckine-
ham, in his series of "reminiscences, in
course Of publication in the Boston Cour-
ier, speaks Of the importance Of the prin-
ter to authors as follows:
"Many who condescend to illuminate
the dark world with the fire of genius.
through the columns Of newspaper, lit
tie think Of the lot Of the printer, who, al
most suffocated by the smoke Of q lamp,
sits up till midnight to correct his false
grammar, bad orthography, and worse
punctuation. l have seen the arguments
Of lawyera, in high repute as scholars,
sent to the printer, in their own hand.
writing, many words-and especially tech
nicsl and foreign terms---abbreviated,
words mispelIed, and few or no points
and those few, if there are any, entirely
out Of place. I have seen the sermons ol
divines sent to the press without point o,
capitals to designate the division Of sen.
tences; sermons which. il published with
the imperfections of manuscript. would
disgrace The printers devil if he were the
author. Suppose they had been 80 print
ed. The printer would have been treated
with scorn and contempt, a. an illitera.e
blockhead-as afellow better fitted to be ,
wood sawyer than printer. Nobody
would have believed that such gross and
palpable faults were owing to the ieno
rance and carslessness of the author. Ant
no one but the practical printer know.
how many hours the compositor, and aftel
him the proof-reader, is compelled to spent
in reducing to readable condition manu-
scripts that the writer himself would b,
Duzzled tn rAad.',
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

THE DAscER OF Krsslsc Ornra Mss's
WIVES. I. Johnson, planter At Shirt
Tail Bend, Mississippi. gave party the
other day, at which lie undertook to kiss
al the ladies, and commenced by kissinxa
Mrs. Csss At this. ths lssly's husband
took offence. used bard Language, and
slapped the young maeaa faess 1hsa :
general rows lvnn1 y5hich how'll.
knives wers fr6 e. = 6s3aS wsr1
;ssssa;s ;'sssE =:
Eously. ?
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

80 NsAU1bUes Jous 42s
Ohio &natov. The joint resolution 10
so into.an election for United States sons
tor. has been lost again in the Senate, by
the vote Of both wings and democrats.-
They now have all their candidates nom
mated. a @
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12
RALnlon, N. G., Jan. 16.

NALEioH, N. g., Jan. 16.
THIS OLD NoRrH SrArs ALL aroar.-
The North Carolina Senate have nesativ-
ed the right Of secession from the Union.
by vote Of two to one. An effort was
subsequently, made to force IL through,
aud the principle was again negalivsd by
the casting vote Of the Speaker.
WAsHlSoros, Jan 23.
The Harbor bill be zealously pressed
in the House.
Jan. II.
The Funeral Of Col. Gait. or Norfolk.
yesterday, was largely attended. Among
others, were Gen. Bankhead and several
volunteer companies from Norfolk and
Portsmouth, naval officers, and officers and
soldiers from Old Point Comfort.
Loso. the fugitive slave, IL annousesd
to Do sold at auction to-day At Richmond.
LoulsviLIE, Jan. l8.
Frederika Bremen arrived Il Mibils on
the 7th inst. ,.s se
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-02-12

~ shallbs sbsent from this place for sons
I aAasln4s1xnelAiRe IA ReeSn The puAlie q ~ 10
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