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SlO ,BE PuBLin.-INDIA sUBsEK sHoEs-ouR
bay published in the Nee york Herald Of llth Jaiy.
n5l and thc Coutier and Enquirer Of date. wnoa.
Asq he ssscrts ttat dare not charge him sth prttas
not ari % GoooS Patents IN che msaufsear 81 sso".
have rsrchs'ed our licences Cor the anufaeturv Of tn
9ney aud arr daily ing tariff or she aud
rather thsr pirate upon Cocdycsrs Patents.
W. thiIt Il more just ~ purchase right valid
Mr. ps, having been prosecuted sckno~edgs uooe 80 W.
xgh,e nl,se settment and agreed In future not TO ir
I ~ . nov 81; S no. S%y 70 .f,ss ,,a s.,:G
purchssed cor cens's and pow work under tnei
10 che 81 re
se. Ssieh he T. MI Offering 60 the r9sl,s saS We give
hs,ire vndi HE hoss, violation said Patent
"'s'''' sa' p'o''''''' SSSp sss Jul, a. 10.
'' ''''A ''- "''''' GgF GlSscs rro.idsa.
RgIIIsnT DISCOVERIES THE DscAPITATIos
a. ct Ihs. hrsssk Esa vomm,sicner q Patents By
res q honor q Which s %o sIs, Siunsr IL
wa,hingt siptcr This dioovery wever va. ina
Isi S sssf 4S.i a .s d.
, S n,s We ssos srs e. u" sre
sot re 81 irfrinSrs ooodyears Patent,
lssr Sr.ns INCEPTION q bsy SIS spd aS S
RuS f u ySs so.rs H. sso
sen or bis rstont therefor At nay ofony sos
cry v..s srsus s,Ssisisp nyaS,,Vs ssos ana
proof 81 closely
shines 'o,iov upon the heels Of smother
A SHORT hkswER To wM JUDsoN AND THs
hsoler Ccmbinntion.-'o thc past month thc papers
sss Day '. .rG s 81 tas s s%d R' ss SS
ar, IN Judeon, the agent partner and counsel the
cutber mon"rnhsA legal opinion from such IL Of
source not worm susvcrng and his abuse equally
efmrtine FAILING IN thts he spBsk FOR the
combination otruhter onopolsts aud threatens
CSC, 70 my customers " they dare 70 buy D,
Thts s too od trick 70 Re patented public he
gled sny iooger The best eoods will eommahl part
and the do really make thoir goods
irr 20 Oeodyears Patent GIL their threats will not maize
their goods cell. OF prevent customers from tuyiag
goods which arc not made according TO ue
mcIssse, pan For the p..t four yesr these shocsas
M nop"rcrt 81 the rghte ~ tho people, who
peton ny threats 81 the Law have daily given that
bsy time had con ethat he could nj staud "
xRlh te only ease witch TIRE c,mbnaon ever Jared
p lros " trial they testp, sud verdict
20 has not csrd yet that they have paid the for which
Their sureties liable. Let tn hiring their actions
ertsi and prome them law and ce 70 their hearts
contest Let them come into cour. they dare Their
oftbeh own gcOd and their threats agsnst crtomers
ssc sIsshy v.ia- rhs pubic arc tired euch hrmbus
n. DAY.
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Mining Intelligence,

The MGTysrHt HsrGd lenrnS from a gentleman Mr.
Maurice who has ju.t rturn,d from pco-pectug tour
Of rome tw weeks through the northern maes that at
tht h. Of Poor some aud eey valuable
discoveries have bee made that on Nrsvp Greek
the min r. Going toerably we'll Near and about
the spanish aucho also some beautiful spec uen had
been taken and that the miners we're there
ne ounce adsy, and that great many pros.
psctiDg
At smiths Bar. on account of the water they ara
not doing much tut at Rich Pr. numbers of miners
are at w,rk quite probably and the claims are all
pnyirg wen Inc enow Is meitinL very flst ne the
head waters Of Feather river and from what could
lie asccrtHned from the appt aisnce OF the snow
the waters will be- lJw,r than they have been for
some tint. Though the entiie miurs Nero chan isr
" abundant. aud gov-ls ui every description are low
MIR Maurice hss been all the oucut dgsings aud
enooises the rrpor,- recently published q some very
valuable discoveries Of quartz male Ia that
yo,nuy a,cdtuD the richie 4 he has ever seen The
OThr digHiuHE paying about ounce the haud
Ies day. Gambling is Cecuediy ga the decrease the
niicfs ccCnumsug Uud turning their chou "a
tNards h me, iLrtvsu % 1uckiug agau-t thu b.nKu
Mr. Porter from Volcano diggIngs. taiurtus us that
nLtrs rtntrny IN that vicinity doing uucommnnly
Nh they siuk their holes To- the a. nth IT went, or
thirty 't ana the TT lays tor washing the sur
hcr Tho arm u caitsd Suffer Greek ahnut tnrue
hu, drO yards ana load usually yields from sio TO
slO Long Toms" Ia gunrta uso, aod one u
lue machine viii wRsh twenty loads daily. The gold
u touId ~ the largest quantities reL clay inter-
nh ll.d VIII pfsyu The gold Is usually SCARAB sr.
f1f,r fouid n lump perfectly purt low dag since,
M Hale DO has Just returned from tho Mtiile
Fob. iLfVi that q u the vicinity ~ non
tsir yesterday rurui =, ior some tirs A. tue air
vns cLiy, there T. doubt that Elitg ia the
Et untbins al~ft Ed tfIoH
II LlSlt gyes ~ information of n vein Of marble
lately tLco,rrrl IN the ragbe running into tue Middle
lUk hear SiutdpI,rs Oar II will hereafter und ub,.
cGlJ prtNt SIirb inycsincni f'r Capitalists.
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Tn. san Francisco Market.

FfVm tbe AIs 7 altOrniA June n
elnce thu 10 fsTtuf~ ct Tie last mail have had 90.
neral nation r. butincs, aud price, generally have
d,cu,d t,luw rate previous to the hre large duanti
the have bVn forced M auction &C rates which
nust cause heavy Losses 70 the importers bet limited
sa's car 10 sh,ct,d even nj present quotations, aud
many sslts hsvt been made nj murh lower rates The
stock Gu hand v laue. snd hardly IN Cor any
psi-rs ea'snce, untl these rhcrc necessities comPS
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FROM c. ALIF ORNIA.
49, 1870 ~~.>~~0>~~~~
TWO WEEKS LATER.
0~~o~No~~0~>~N|NONNNN(~0H
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONATHAN.
~ooNN~~~No~>OO-<oy>~-~~~~-
GREAT EXCITEMENT In san FRANCISCO.
N0~>N~No0oy~-o~~NoI>0y~O~~r
RObber Arrested, and Hung by the
People.
~~~---NoD~0~~~~0~NND>0~--N0->
Escape of Terrence Bellew Nc
Manus, from Sydney.
Attempted Escape Of Smith O'Brien.
0.~-.>olO>N~->OO~oN>>o~1
FATAL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
>o-N0->>~~~~0>~~~~0~Ny>~y.
GENERAL STATE OF AFFAIRS.
THE SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS,
THE San FRANCISCO MARKETS,
&c.. Nxc. sSxr.

The steamship Brother Jonathan, Capt II. squier
arrived at this port at a late hour last night from
chagres, which port she left the evening the 7th
inst. q
The De~s from San Francisco Is to the 14th ult-just
two weeks later.
The dust in the hands Of the Brother Jonahans pas
sergers il S465C0O
She brings IS passengers Of whom the following Is
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TRAVELLEhs' GUIDE.

n EW YORK AND PuILApELPBlA-NEW YORK.
and Phhhtelphis dr.et-united States Mail Line
Through IN y hours, via New Jersey Railroad Fnre
tueed TO ~ ter trst class az 10
New icrk nt A. NJ from foot 81 Courtlsns
a w. nnd6 r. NJ from loot Of Liberty street. Leave Phi
ssdepha at and A. n. andsp NJ from cha foot ~ vel
aststreeI
dNAMpEN AM AMBoy RAiLkUAD LiaE fRun gka
" York TO Ptadolphin-Losyv Pier No, North River b,
r'samooss yQus POTTER, MORNING. Lane, At o'clock
lorEsrd dock % Fm,srans lane a. o'clock p. r..
flrs ~ W T. RfTSs Asaut
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DOUBLE SHEET.
INSTRUCTION,


N( ESIDENT GOyERNkSS-AN ENGLI5H LADY. OF
~ the highest and the tn edusa
s,on is DESTROYS situation as above Besides the usual
routine of COED Engeh education she Is perfectly
Sent to inftruct in and singing, French German
hh accomplish ment abe as been engaged in teaching
SLs families whom reference will
given. Address "Alpha," Herald Office.
LADY WILL BE AT 1874 ELM STREET, NEAR
IA Broadway, between Broome and Spring Streets for
short time only TO teach all kinds Of paintings
cons sfo hair badng for bracelets rings SCI modelling
flowers fruits and figures In short all kinds
ornamental and profitable arts specimens may DO
1nesdsy; Thursday and Friday Also. and very
full premium invention to sell Money home.
or 70 travel. Terms reasonable.
YNEACHERS - WANTED, A GENTLEMAN QUAIL.
fec to tceoh French, Drawing. Gymnastics aud usc-
che latter quaGcstiop not absolutely requisite
Swiss need amply at Chestnut Grove Board
ing School, Cif'oa Staten Island.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

thsm sacrifice out Of the market The prueiplr
erchahts inclined to hold for prices
bopig the sdvices which haye gone forward viii stop
further shipnt Dts The prospects for the future
encouraging end our only hopes are In cessation Of
shipments The losses ~ fire and the decline pricea
preclude any speculative movement Many descriptions
ofgoods can he purchased here at such rates would
warrant rhipns pts TO the States
The Prncpsi business is doing through aueti.Ds the
he- ofhem being greater in proportion thon "a any
other place in the known world
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT except c, few ARTICLES,
must lay over for another season
BsrAps1urrs - Flour remains very dull, sod at tho
prices quote although low klrge 6a.es 6s
effected. Grain sells pretty well at quotations
Doors AND ssoFs The msrket Is altogether over
stocked There has been shipped dutsng thn sst year,
iornia
BACKS are good article and are nasiysS TO BE-.
BLhNhEis-ln moderate demand.
N Nc more than obbng tEse in this article
tApits have ttl further deriiIIed.
CLohiNG The shipment Of Ii is aSois altogether
beyond Cur wants
sro.rs-The receipts large, sad unless prime arc
CoAL remains dull.
CoRn.Gh Is iowep. good deal GO M.ni.Ia being in
market
Cuiya FANcs GOops have been sos at auction TO con.
sidcrt Bile extent realizing small aivsnoe
Crm.NT.-ijgs and lime putty rather better
DE-, doops since our last havs been IN lsss request
and / Ut little done.
DoMTsTes decidedly lower
DRCGs ANp ByE S1UEFs are in very limited request
FRUrs AND PHEsfENEs sell presty I. sG.sls
HARDWARE used in building. has sold very readily
b'e, oRs are lower, and stock inoreaed by arrivals
from France.
LEA1nIk rather dnll
LUmBTR1 ne sales have been large but ehe stock be-
ing ample PRICES have not been well susssned II boz
few descriptions
MiTsIs-besS doing for the last fortn;sAt
IAssts-Stock increased fsom tie last and pricea
teSer
NNus--plenty.
On SIN fair request.
PAiSTs have met ready sale
PRo'IsIoNs-There is no k'ud Of use in making ship
ments to this port Mt present, tho stock Is iKsmen
ard the demand very small
suCAEs-The market well supplied. and soc1e very
large sales Of brown have been made exrcss LOs.
has declined,
Soar has declined.
STATosER, The stock appears to be ianple and tho
market is Hyerstock.d with some kinds
ToBscco The stock is quire sufficient Scr the demand
TFAs Sales have been made for exprst aid the mar
k.t is much relieved. and more drmpess Shown.
sEsMpSs WAGES are high, and gres.s oraharrcssmeus
exits in regard 10 them. they abide by
gep'Tsly
NkssIL- ere dull either for sale. freight CT CHARTER
Mem, hut little doing: pl-uty the hands Of ths
mec hsnical brunchea. but traders rather cl,ee.
FhCHAA6E Such l. the unsettled state Of unatterA
since the ire that regular rite b., SHADED bat
there 10 no difficulty in gettiI tsiis at par
In con uson. we remark that tn. IL
stocked vii goods aud nothiAg hut vrry iroidsd fall
ing CT in shipments will relieve the diffsosity
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THE WATERING PLACES.
ExPUEss AGENCIEs. So.

RERIOh u co g GREA CALIf BOSNIA Ex"KEs>-
A. & roush 10 thirty day-tetters. three cents news
paIer three eens freight per cent less than by
other EXPRESS Through IN charge d speos gers bJ
Bts Ohio 2S met No vesey stret Actor
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Geeat Excitement ut Los AngeIo..

RE III Tue Los AiEttcs STAR Extra. ~
company of men, numbering abou, forty, have been
eic"n'Ied h'ei this city for some week, past They
were CO mmanded by altain irving. Texan who pro-
,imed that be had been invited by the thu
STATE o. SoncIp, III Mexico to furnish aid
the AIsches. number Of depr' dations were comm tied
While he ANY remaircd in this vicinity; anu many
people suppose that Irvings company nothing moro
Lor less than hard al robbers.
Yesterday morning. expresses reached this city from
Col Mseiuo.r Cspt Lowell and ircm several raucheros
givrg MO nation that Irving conpany moving
down the valley ceang horses Hing cattle. and
Ulcti 4 thense,es in must Outrages manner rhey
had threatened 90 IviSh the females, aud wnsnsu
and children had LETT me ranches aud fled to Gen Beads
camp for projection.
meeting was held, yesterday, and the people stirred
Up io put an rnd a. IA outrages Gen Rear camo in
hom the Cajon lLet evening lie will tue con aand
If such forces l raised in tbs city aud ct Chino
tog'thsr with bis oV1 coup any
The f'Ircf are conrr,Gating at Chino.
Our cItizoRs arr iow muStering and Judge, from
th. tpirt ante e that few prisoners will be
The Who'll. county Is srning, a.d IN the event of 4 T.
ure to arrest these marsuders express will be sent to
Major nensiey, a. the Colorado
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EXCURSION 3.

EUNDAY EXCURSION TO sTRATroNPORr. &C.
s fSs,Ss at: .s.n s's Can't A. &
IN make sn sxsJTsn to Sr.GpSr. On suodsy July
= sssst: G,sn$ aSicS ss TENN street. rloS
nd returning will isno her passengers at ssrattoupor
G tie y Tciets m " he oStanad At the ose o. jim
a. FLAMMER. Wooster street two doors from AmtyL
GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
cents sseh S%s The viii
3 q se s s ss
o'clock MI spring quarter before Cstia
Tenth ssrset pusrsr S.iofs ten; AID
sp%s half past :'a aSa
New Rochelle four All who IL favor Of htaishfu
Gcsd e ,n.," ford q
MA good supply Of Refreshments on board
CHEAP AND GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
Bsnks.Fsre izsi cents each way-The splendid stosn
leaving Brcome street r. Il at TX III Casharine strsss
I R. fDs se r S. and ', re-
provided on board.
GRAND SUMNER ExuUssioN FROM NEW YORK.
By the ss aSd SS
karosS COMPANY tickets for the above Excusi9a so,as
ps a VII ss x" ffs Of r;S n. 18th S'
and viii III ga%
s Their 0pi5sa 40 to S Ma ~.
opportu.y The offered for
& Ss n EsS nss Aa s0 IN s
of L. W. wINCBEs1 Ek Harpdens Express6 Vail street
EEAsD ExCuRsIVNs TO CONEY ISLAND. LAsp
~ ~ ing At Fort Hamilton each say-Faro l2H Cent?
gne new AMI splendid steamer TROJAN, tspt J. n Rod
man will make daily excursions coney island for ths
S?ssa3 :s!ss'
acr%p r's r from sr ~ aSDaI IN" "'i
ExCUKsoNs to TIE FISHING BANKsEvERY DAY,
smith, the Hammond street at ~. ooiock
Canal etrcet at Grand street at Caharine str ct at
81 Pier No B. Nnrth river. Mt a. NJ by - N.
Befreshmrnts bait hshinE tackle provided Fare
eents each way. band Of music will be on board
~ ing TO jois tho eSourroh IL steamer. 90 he mailing
banks week. advertised few will ho
will he given in this paper OF the ia % aud 2ith
Charges moderate and the steamer tn be ia nt
THE WATCHING Places.
DAyILIoN HOTEL. NEW ROCHELLE. BY W. Dill
Ion. is now for the season Accom- nods'iou for
Families and others, able
els times daily. also Sunday per steamer ISLANDER
DoRT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL. suREvs-
bury; New Jersey-slamia rogers Proprieters The
tion fur battling fishing and calling Rooms
sHy sud delightful Persons seeking refuge from the heat
aud dust OF the city, cannot but be we'll pleased.
TUE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER THOMAS
20 shIew bury Long BrsnoE Sc, on Saturday 10Th inst
from Peek Slip last River.
NEA BATHIkO-LvNU BbANCH. N. 1.-THE SUB
- soriber viii his house for tho reception
tlls d.y. June 2lst lS5i HENR4 HOwLAsD.
GURF ANDRivER BATuINO.-THE OCEAN HOUSE
Shrewsbury lie now opened for the reception Of VISIT
W. A. MATHEWS.
ExPHEss AGENCIES. so.
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Observation-Disclosures OF wHALG-ALL WISH
~ ing TO ois tho esourrioh. IL mailing
banks week advertised few sihoe. will DO
Themselves In readiness the 29th inst ALL particular
will he given this Of the I'd 2d aud 9Th
Charge oderste and the To be ia
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GHEAP AND GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
~ BsnksFsre lz& cents each way-The splendid stoa n
r NlMROD will make excursion Friday. June 18th,
Leaving Broomt street at IN M Catharine strest.
7S pier No. & n X. O'Clock; hammond street, ia
turnn 81 Fishing tackle bait aud refreshments.
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CRAP SUMNER ExsUsslon faos sew yysA.

GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND, LAND
" inv ut Fort Hamilton each way-Fare l2k Cent<-
gne ne~ and splendid steamer TROJAN, capt }. n Rod
will make daily excursions Coney Island for the
son. leaving Trip-From Spring street
n half past o'clock, ga and half-past IL and 81
IRON Pier N R., At haapass 9, 10. and "'"i"ei
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EACUkSiONS To TIE FISHING BANkSEVE DAY,
IL except Saturday The sea steamer BUFF 40, Capt
smith. leaves the foot of Hammond at ~ ooock
Canal etrcet at Grand street at Caharne ct at
"a Pier No Nnrth river Mt NJ returning by =. N.
befrestmrnte. bait hshinE tackle provided Fare. Is
eente each way. A band Of music will be board.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-22
For the Reporter.

l.. CLAIRE, January .. 1851.
MEssRs. EDITons: Permit me by your Indulgence
10 correct one or two errors that incurred in the
printing OF mygcomnsunication, which appeared in
your paper of the list. inst. Il rea.is--..Sunners
received every whig vote save in two upper pre.
cinCts." II should read "summers received every
wing vote save seven in the two upper precincts',
Again It reads, ssJunc public elections IL should
read, sat some future election,
The only object Of my former communication was
TO lay the facts before the public, aud more cspe-
ctay ~ Iowa City, relative to the course MIR. sum
mers pas pursued concerning this rail road
from the beginning to the end, thus far sn,uch
as pc was SO unwanton,y attacked by the two cor
respondents OF the Gazette and endorsed by the ed
itor himself, had not intended 10 say one wore
Ifarthef IN Mr. yaYder5 n pleas
ed TO term "an anony nous scrttbier taking nd
vantage Of his disguise to ne most prodigiousiy,,
wish merely to reerate and assert that cv ~ state
ment made in my former communication, relative
to Mr.. sum" crs and his course and 10 True, and
challenge the editor Of the Gazette To sainsay ~
controvert one material fact there stated by me;
his whisting TO keep his courage ur, VIII not an
make 1t so. We Of this en- If the county feel and
know that Mr.. Summers has only acted in this mat
ter, ns any honest man would hive acted, political.
ly or morally, under the circumstances, ami we do
not feel disposed tn see him wrongfully put down.
One word farther and am done. Mr. Summers has
not to our knowledge, neither have we asked him.
to get law passed prohibiting pr.vafc indipidNais
from taking stock In railroads, the field is open To
them, and why don't they 60 ahead and take the
stock and Uay for il from their own pockets, all we
say is that we don't want them tn draw money from
our pockets without our consent.
MECHANIC Of LIE CLAIRE
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DEM ocrasic state Convention.

The notice OF the democratic state convention 10
nominate candidate for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction, to be supported by the democracy Of
the coming April election, was handed in after our
last paper was made up, and too late TO admit ofre-
narks. Those remarks VIC have not room even
now to present IN detail, in consequence of the
great press Of legislative proceedings. We hope,
however, that simple reference to one past mis-
hap in regard to failure to select worthy, able
and sterling democrat to this Office, together with
the second attempt which barely succeeded, win be
sufficient to arouse the democracy Of the several
counties 10 the paramount importance Of full rep
fcsentation at the convention, in order to secure
unity Of effort and concert Of action at the pos--
In tegard to this well 10 other matters il may
be well to remark upon the fact that while the few
wing members now in the General assembly are
powericss for aiipurposes OF present mischIef they
evince no smull degree OF foresight in manufacture
ing, and omit no opportunity to seize hold OF every
Opportunity which offers remote prcspcc; OF CAPT.
tai for their patty. II behooves the democracy,
therefore, TO be always their guard, and that
however strorg part. may be, to remember tina,
.cternal visance'' The price OF its former, as
well as it can only be OF its future success.
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order for consideration 'of the reviSs1 eide
was postponed.
The House disagreed to the am 10y
made by the Senate to scrtion .,
ter lO.of title 4.
The Houss concurred ~ ~ I'D.
ments made by the Senate ~ eoe 30
chapter IL title 4. - NH
/ On motion Of Mr.. B.bbitt, resolved,
that no more amendments 10 that portion Of
the revised code which has been acted
upon in the House, and scrt TO the Senate
and returned with amendments from the
Senate, shall be entertained except an a.
'nendinent 10 an amendment made by the
Senate. s
3 o'clock r. NJ, tho committee Of the
whole House for consideration Of the re.
vised code resumed, Mr.. Preston Of Linn
in the chair.
4o'clock 50 min. r. NJ, the COMMITTEES
rose and by its chairmon reported back
TO the House title 5 part 3 with amend
inens and asked the concurrence Of The
House pending, which on motion Of Mr.,
Eaton the House adjourned.
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The State che, holder may maintain his &C.
tiou against the assignor, as on pro,nisso-
~ notes Of hand, and On this question be-
ing taken was o follows yeas 5, nays Is.
So the amendment was hot adopted and
he question being on the indefinite post
pcnemtnt Of the substitute for the BILL
Yeas, Messrs. Baker. C4ssady, Cook,
Espy, Hendershott, Lefinewell, Lowe.
Morton, Specs, Wright and MIR. Presi-
dent.
Nays, Mes.rs. Alger, Everson, Hep.
nes, Howell, Lewis, Sales, Sellman, and
Shields 8.
Mr.. Espy, from the standing committee
on Internal improvements to which was
referred s. F. No. %. preamble ana Join,
resolution in relation TO grant Of land by
Cdngress to the State Of Iowa in and ii
the construction Of certain rail roads there
in named, hsve had the same upder con.
federation and q majority Of the committee
instruct me 10 report thereon as follows:
The preamble and joint resolution NAV
fairly be presumed 10 ctni,m, late !,
grant Of land conditioned for the compile.
ton ol said roads BY the State within len
years, = passed by the Senate Of the u.
8. at ihs lset session VI Canrress; So,lr
conmiltee doubt the prQpsielT 81 n, &C.
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At large snd respectable meeting Ct the citizens
Of Clinton county, held ut Dewitt. the 9Th day OF
January, A. D. 1851, to deliberate upon the practi
cability OF railroad from Camancbe TO Council
Bluffs, and the organization Of q company for the
construction OF the same; Esq. Buckingham was
called 70 the chair, and Col. L. Evans. and s. Cay,
Esqrs. TO act Vice Presidents; and b. Cplden and
+. Graham, Esqrs., Secretaries. On motion, the
commissioners, appointed st a former meeting tO
take survey Of the route, were called TO report,
Report read by X. scymail--said rnAe had been
veyed as far as Iowa City, distance ss miles, route
practicable.
On motion OF Mr.. Graham, said report was A.
dorted.
On motion Of Mr.. Mitchell, the committee on res
ontions were called upon TO report. Various spir-
ted resolutions were read ami eominsttce Of six