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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-15
Oyucn ov THE JEFFERSON AND
LAKE PoNTcuATRLtN RAILROAD CONpkEy{


CyUcn ev THE JKvYERsoN AND
LAKE PosfcHArRLIN RAILROAD CONPANY,}
kT Sealed Proposals. will BE- rscsived At this Office
Il O'CLOCK MONDAY, Nay fos the delivery CO
Railroad the bead New Basin, Thsyeve thousand
running feet Of Long Leaf Hard yellow Pine Pie Tmhez from
~ iueh, squsrs and in lsnssh Of from feet the
whole Of SAP on aov
edge Also Thousand ranningfse lsnsns Of
81 10 inches sawed yellow Pine above Sinking Red Cypress
well sawed Of thickness, And to be sound
defct. and clear Of sp. The delivery
18th Of Oeoter and completed before Tie f5,h
December. .Csrrollton, May 1. 1851.
myI 3,2p 3rus JOHN HAMPsoN Chief Engineer
--o~H-
Succession Of John McD0mOghs
z All PERSONS indebted the Succession Of JOHN McDON-
OCH requested imneints the Tameosry
Executors otherwise legal be
resos<ry unqada,ed cams; and hose having claim,
ssas, said present the Office Of saa Erecuo
corner Of Cu.ombouse and Roy Etreets.
G.. RosRLIUs,
r. b. UAQUTN, ,...
w. z. LkvxRIcH, Esecn.ns
A. D. CRossmAs,
jalSu J. SPEAR SMITH,
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr.
~ reelection, CONSTABLE of the Fifth
Peace, Municipality Election The third
Novsnh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-15

~ reelection CONSTABLE Of the Fifth
Peace Third Municipality. Election The hird Of
Novsnber 1851. sp5
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

Of them in relation thereto they may be
sued Jointly or either Of them several!y.
By striking out in last line all after the
word Tor" aud insert the husband scpa-
Sately, and on this question the yeas and
nays were requested, pending which.
i Mr. Baker offered the following as a
substitute for the amendment, strike out
all alter the word dwife' in third line
and insert the word sand in relation there
to they may be SUED jointly which was
not adopted, and on this adoption Of the
motion to amend section 8.
Yeas Messrs. Baker, Cassidy, Cook,
Espy, Hendershott, Howell, Lewis,
Lowe and Morton, 8. Nays Messers. Al
ger, Everson, Hepner, Sell,nan, Shields,
Specs, Wright and MT. President, 8.
On motion Of MI Alger, the message
from the House was taken up, and OH
motion Of Mr. Lewis, the Senate concur.
red ia the amendment made by the House
q Senate file No. 4, joint resolution in re-
lalion 10 Green's reports.
On motion Of Nj Cook, The Senate adj
jonsned until to. morrow morning.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
Tclegraphed to the Louisville Courier.
Report Of the Secretary Of the
go, Treasury.
WAsuINcroS. Dec. 12.

WASHINGTON, Dec 49,,
The Report OF the Secretary of tile
Treasury gives the total receipts from all
sources during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1850, including the balance on hand
at the beginning Of The year, was $l9,-
6O7, 70l Is. Total expenditures, iaclu-
ding treasury notes funded, $40, 003, 1863.
90, leaving a. balance in the treasury Of
$6, GOA ,544 40. The estimated total re.
ceipts for the current year ending June
80, 1851, including the above balance, is
4,3l2, 1913 40. and the estimated expen
SEES $53, s53, 597 30, leaving an expected
balance of $45S,996 II. The estimated
receipts for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1852, are SAT 1853, 996 50, and the
expenditures Of all kinds S48 l34 993 Is,
leaving deficit of 1865 1896 10. The
average annual expenditures. exclusive
Of the trust funds, public debt, and ex-
penses Of collecting the revenue for 1913,
~ and '45, the three years proceeding
the Mexican war, were 1921 ,277.9Ol Ga,
and those for 1916, al and '4S, the three
years Of the war, were $il 1913 ,672 81,
and those Of lS49, 80 and 81, the three
years subsequent to the treaty Of peace,
1913 1874, 059 81, including expenses Of
collecting revenue from customs, public
lands, duties returned, drawbacks, debon-
lures, bounties, Sc.
The average expenditures of the three
periods above mentioned were con.idera-
bly, higher-being for the first period
$50, 4l0, le0 go, for the second ,f45,-
729,seS SO. and for the third $4l,702,-
PSF 80.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

!!lhl. on Thursday night last. 1t was q
general awakener.. A house was struck
by lightning in the lower part Of the city,
and wedding party, near "Chelsea, y
was thrown into considerable confusion.
Our worthy county treasurer, Mr.. tai
LIANT, who happened 10 be vending his
way homeward at the time. was knocked
senseless by the shock, and laid for an
unknown time receiving the pel,ings Of
the storm. lie. finally recovered, and
went home, sans hat and lantern, decided
ly drenthed and awiully despatched with
mud. He made a narrow escape, indie ed,
upon which he may truly be congratula-
ted. A couple of horses, attached to one
Of Mr.. Corse's carriages, were also bro't
to the ground by the same shock, but
were not injured. Altogether we had
rather a sqnally time for few minutes.
Burlington Telegraph.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

IL will please notice thatI am this dav in re-
celpt Of fine stock or Goods, among which
may be found
Fancy Dress Goods,
embraced in pieces aud patterns OF the latest
styles, with trimmings 10 match, and almost
every article in the Silk and Fancy Goods line.
Also splendid assortment Of
STAPLE GOODS,
such as Prints, Musiins, Al Sheetings; Ticks,
Checks, Stripes, Linseys, FIannels. Ky. Jeans,
Satinetts, Tweeds, &c., &c.
Il H.aR D WIRE.
A small assortment7of Cutlery, shoyels, Spades,
Trace. chains, Scoop. shovels, etc., etc.
A good supply Of Groceries. .Aiso, Boots,
Moes, Hats, Caps, School Books, Cotton
Yarn, Battling, Stocking Yarn. Dye
Muts, ETC., ETC.
All OF which am determined TO sell as low
for Cash or Produce, as can be bought in This
market. Ladies' and Gentlemen please call and
see my goods. Be sure and call at the old stand
on the Corner Of the Alley, Commercial Row,
Clinton street, north Of Cover & Hollis.
II. w. FYFFE.
Iowa City, Nov. ~, 1850.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

the Hon. Judge Mason was called upon,
and addressed the meeting. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Hall Of Bur-
lington, Wright of Van Buren,. Williams
of Muscatine, Espy, Clagge', and McGu-
gin of Lee county.
On motion Of Mr.. Ellington, the several
speakers were requested TO furnish cop
les Of their speeches fo- publication.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright, the several
papers Of the State were requested 10
publish the proceedings Of the meeting.
Adjourned.
ENOS LOWE, Chairman.
HARRIsoN Hour, Sec.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
Arrival Of the Ohio.

The steamer Ohio reached here on
Thursday afternoon with 400 passengers.
she started from Havana for New York
on the 18th, but machinery got deranged,
she left again on the Goth and made good
Roadway with one engine, when she was
struck by heavy sea and much damaged,
causing her to stop until Monday evening,
when she again got under way, when she
sprung leak at 2 o'clock on Tuesday,
the water rose 10 feet in her hold aud
nearly extinsuished her fires, and she
was with difficulty kept under head~ay.
The damage is not less than $40 600.
Her furniture is all broken. She will
have 10 be taken into dry dock here.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
Progress Of Legislative Business.

Both branches Of the Genera, A Assembly are pro-
crossing more rapidly with the code during the past
few days, than at any time during the session. In
deed, the most difficult part is almost entirely dis
posed Of, and there seems to be commcndable de
gree Of Cancellation and mutual concession mani-
Tested upon disagreeing votes between the two
houses. Members can now begin to see their way
through, and we should not be surprised to the
code passed in less than ten days from the present
time.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
STATE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy OF Iowa will meet in convention,
AT IOWA CITY ON FRIDAY THE 2lst, DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. D. 1851; for the purpose of nom :
mating democratic candidate for the office OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Tho ratio OF representation for the several Coun-
ties will be, recommended by the first State con
'ventlon, one vote for each one hundred democratic
voters, and for every fraction fifty voters.
Each county to be entitled to at least one vote.
The county democratic committees are rogue sted
to take prompt and efficient TO notify and
organize their respective Countless as fnll repre-
sentation, energetic effort, and harmonious action
are desirable at this crisis.
Nj. RENO,
]. A. PARvIN,
LEWIS WRITTEN,
p. d BRADLEY,
On. L. LOWE.
State Democratic Genital Committee.
Iowa CITY. Jan. Is, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
Valuable Lands for Sale.

1'HE following tracts OF land will be disposed u
on the most reasonable tc.ms. They are an
choice selecons,and some VI them are partially ~.
proved: eqes,s 80
IN LINN COUNTY.
Z The 8. Z. Of N. w. 8. WI or N. Ell, N. ". >
OF .. f. and N. y. Of s. W. 1 Of Sec. ~ +. ~ n
Of RI W-coniainins 100 acres. Also,
The >. OF .. w. and w. Of 8. 4. OF sec.
%, r. SO N. Of n s W.--f6O acres. 77s I
F CLINTON COUNTY. essl
The ! Of n. f. Of Sec. Is, and the =. a OF ..
+. OF SEC. 10, 7. so N. Off. E.--l80 acres.
The $. L. Of N. w. I, and w. 4 Of N. e. o.
Sec. ~, and >. W. Of $. L. Of Sec. II, r. 81 n.
Of r. E.--l60 acres. Also,
ECEDARCOUETY. 4
The N. F.. Of tho s. Il. /, and lot No. In Gee. -
T. 50 NJ OF II. VISA acres. II
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
q The w. of s. w. and 81 OF N. w. 4 Of See.
- r. IT N. Of r. 6W.-l60 acres. 800
The above tracts viii be sold on the most liberal
terms, and time will be gwen portion or the
money for some Of them, If application 10 msde
soon. a. D. PAIMEa
Iowa City. Nov. 20, 1850.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

The Joneses and Smiths In England
and Wales there are 1920 persons re-
joicing in the rare name Of Jones and
1867 bear that Of Smith.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
THEIowAI c.APITAl REPoRTER.

lGi VIM p Doty do do.
i62 Edward Redhead do do
iG3 Warren for services a. clerk 10
ovcrsers OF the poor
is4 sM Wadley for dressing sash for court
house windows
l65 Cover \ Holt for II pancs glass for do
l66 John Abel sheriff for delivering poll
books OF April election n
ie7 John D Abel for finding glass fitting up
court house &C. -
i6s John Abel for services as bailiir in
district court March term
1853 John Abel for months extra service
in civil cases
ITO John D Abel 8 months do in criminal
cases
Ill DR. NJ Niorscman for medical services
to Conklin and Gary paupcrs
liz Hiram Watts for wolf scalp certificates
us James Teniplin for servicea as prose-
cutting attorney
ia Michael seydei for services 40 baiiiir In
district court and constable Al election
ITO d Gardner fees a. clerk district court,
state VS. Ketchum
i76 John Abel fees a. sheriff, state VI
Kctchum
III Hiram Watts fees As treasurer and col
!ector at tax sale sc
IT'S Hiram Watts rcr centum a. collector
ITO u D Patterson for stationery fur
ntshed county
$50 r McCaddon for taxes refunded on
land erroneously assessed
ISL Harlan 4 Snow for medicine furnish
ed for Welsh pauper
ka2 Palmer and Paul for publishing exhib-
Hyito OF receipts and expenditures
M ao1lar1 for do
EfofN1q ifpf taxcs crrcnecusly paid
~ - =
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
for U. 8. senator from
Missouri.
HARRIsoN HoLr, Sec.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Jan. 10.
Balloting for U. S. Senators, four bal
lots with same result, as follows: Fl. S.
Gcycr, wing, Ga; Benton, 55; James S.
Green, anti, 81. Yesterday nothing OF
interest transpired, both Houses adjourn-
ing to attend the funeral Of Mr.. Reed,
representative from Lincoln county
Here The wires broke east Of Rush
vile. Burlington Telegraph.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

Governor Of South Carolina :. Charleston
Dec. l3.--General j. Fl. Means has been
elected Governor of South Carolina.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

= lpfslsd; csSfs'as ooouis,;ss =
1893, 1876 souls, Of which 45, 242 are slaves.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
SUPPLEMENTARY Report.

In accordance with urpromise, we give synop-
sis of the most important portions of the report of
the Superintendent Of Public Instruction, which,
however, we are compelled TO cut down to the mar
rowest possible limits.
Total No. OF children IN 1850, =. 1880. 64,33G
:. " pupils in schools, !. 24,so4
&c " 6 organized districts, 49,. lara
g 6 !" unorganzed districts, .+..... so
6 /" I" schools 9l4
{" /" 6 male teachers, $40
g 6 female teachers, ........ $50
ssThc interest of the school fund, apportioned in
s50to $t7 ,0aT 49, The total amount Of the fund
pear then, that We may safely count the sum Of
$4,000 for The superintendent in January 1851"
The superintendent recommends the blending the
Office Of school fund cor missioner with that Of some
other county efiicc, on the score OF economy, and
suggests that OF the district court and also that
some state officer should be designated to supciin-
tend the county officers, and to examine their ac-
counts Of least once year.
In reference to the frequent alterations Of Dis
tricts We extract the following paragraph:
ssI have alluded to the Inconvenience consequent
upon the alteration Of school districts. My convic
tion Is, that they ore attrbuablo in great meas
urc to the provisions Of the law authorizing such
alterations Changes are soHati1n6 aisnt AZ.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
Union Meeting at the Capitol.

-
Aereeableto concurrent Resolution
Of The two Houses Of The Legislature, a
large number OF the citizens OF Iowa met
al the Hall of the House OF Representa-
tives. on the afternoon of the Slh of Jan.
instant, and on motion of LeGrand By
ington, Doctor Enos Lowe Of Burlington
was called to the chair.
On molten of Jesse Williams, Harrison
Holt Of Dubuque was chosen Secretary.
lie Grand Byipgton Esq, offered the
following resolutions for The consideration
Of the meeting.
Resolved, As the settled conviction Of
this meeting, that every other earthly
question which may be presented to the
American people becomes Insignificant in
comparison with The Union Of these
States : that we will hold no man or set
Of men, gui!tless who shall countenance,
or even suggest its dissolution as remedy
Tor any evil short Of unbearable inyasions
Of the public lsestyfsaffr. e''se VI i1
cordial, habitual attacLmeEt q WHICH i e
prominently entitled as HE great pala-
uIuU III Tic udtlOudi uIIu SuuASIuuuA ti6nSS
Of our posteriiy.
Resolved, That the people of The sew
eral States and Territories have the un-
doubted. right 10 regulate their local and
municipal affairs, in accordance with the
dictates Of their judgmen, in snbordination
only to those paramount requirements Of
Of the general Constitution, which has
been adopted for the National safety; and
that, believing the adjustment measures,
so called, Of the last session Of Congress.
are in accordance with this cordial doc
trine, express for them our cordial appro-
baton.
The Hon. Lincoln Clark Of Dubuque,
being present, was called upon, and made
a most interesting speech, in vlndication
of the resolutions.
On motion of r. r.. Harbour Esq. Of
Mahaska county, the meeting adjourned
to 7so'c;ock p. M.
7 o'clock P. NJ.
The meeting assembled at the hour spe-
cited at the adjournment. The chairman
stated the question to be on the adoption
Of the resolutions offered by Mr.. Bying-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Haun Of Clinton Co.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

RAILROAD MEETING AT DEWITT.-A meet
ing was held at Dewitt the 9Th inst, come cted
with the new project Of railroad from Canaan che,
via. this city and Fl. Desmoincs TO Council Bluffs.
The great length Of the proceedings precludes their
publication until next week, when will try to
find room for them.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

A SMALL SPECIMEN OF HUMANITY.-Thc
fund commissioner Of one of the counties the SUI
pcrntendent sdon't iccoilecp' whch--icports
tain number Of children and some third.' We
sorry for the Superiatendenps shortness of
memory upon this subject, as would like TO
know who is "rersonally .esponsiblc'' for small
aspecimen of humanity as one third OF child
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15


THE L0DBY.-1his body--not the representa-
tives os the people, but the people themselves-the
sovereigns--was in session several Gays last week
Governor VAN ANTwERp's message to the Lobby,
which we did not listen 20, but have heard highly
spoken Of, was taken away before we had an oppor-
tunity to comply with resolution requesting pa
pers throughout the State to publish that document
and forward their bills, "duly rcccipted,, to the
Speaker of the Lobby. The debates assumed more
exclusively serious and substantial feature than
usual and were pr incipally upon the individual liza
bility Of corporators. Able arguments were made
in favor Of limited liability by G. FOLSOM, LreRANp
BYISGToN, Hon. LINCOLN CLARK and Hon. II. D.
MASON. J. c. HALL, Esq. made an able-dcfence OF
the extreme doctfines upon this subject, but we
learned, for we did not hear tim-that the Sec
ond evening, when he came to the practical opera
ton of those doctrines in detail, he was not far from
the gentlemen above named.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
SINGING scHooL,

THE undersigned proposes 10 teach . eossse ef
thirty-six lessens in vocal nusSc, eeasaooetne
on Wednesday evening ~ 81 Inst. u q ocsos o
80 90 per courses eae-ahird to be paid N sdvsncs,
the balance 10 be paid u any time before NJ close
OF the term. Tickets nssy 10 had u the store Of L.
r. Frost = 60. None will DO sdmitted without
ticket. THOMAs 0NYnEp.
Iowa City, January 8, 1881.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

iva 0A8O y SRA 49, -
ExrExD,ruREs.
To whom and on what account pail bd amo
of each order issued.
Ks January Session.
To WIN II Turner, for certifying r.
Der OF inhabitants 10 sccr'y Of stat 81,
To John d Ahcl for services as er.
iTin civil and criminal cases II
To VIM Clark iov one wolf scatr pr.
tificate I
4 To Eli Myers for services as school
fund commissioner 40
s Matthew H Carson for services as sur
veyor on sherlock 4 Davis road 7
To Abel Stevens do. NJ viewer on DO. 4
To Syivanus Johnson do. do. on do. 4
To Edward Tudor do. chairman on DO. 8
Q To GotIeb Roster dos d., .
10 To Allison Davis 20. axeinAne on do. 3
IL ToMOrseman 4 Trowbfidge for station.
ary, for district court in March l3i2
IL s Trowbridgc for storage and Of
standard weights Ind meususes 1
Is To Hiram Watts f0rs twelve vol Up
certificates paid in hy him q
II To John Powell for stationary
trict court u September term
is To James d reuplin for
prosecuting attorney 40
l6 10 G e Sangstcr for " "a
furnishing brick in j4l -
II To Hiram Wntts for ~ - .
and stationary, SO ~ NJ
1e Tc yctr D AtHSSs1 51}(2
and petit jurqH 81 ~ 49,.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

oath, and empowered, after careful examinations Of
the various settlements of the county and the dis
tricts already formed. to divide the INTO
ries Of new districts, without reference to the mu
ncipal townships, of such as in their judgment
will best promote the present and future interests
OF the Notwithstanding as FAR as may be
practicable to the government surveys. They shall
then file a plat and written description, properly
authenticaed Of the districts thus formed and reg
ularly numbered from one upward in the manner
that sections numbered in the survey Of the pub
lie lands, with the fund commissioner, who shall
Immediately record said description in his office,
and from and after the date of such record II shall
he binding until otherwise ordered BY the General
Assembly. II shall be further The duty of the fund
commissioner to organize said districts by giving
the necessary notice for election, in the manner
prescribed for the formation Of districts.
Special provisions should also be made for the pro-
lection ofdis~icts now organized, which may be ef-
fected hy the change. No definite rule can be pre-
scrbed in regard to geographical limits, but il is
certainly desirable TO have dist Is much larger
than most Of them are. To create some half
dozen petty corporations where one win snhserve
our Turpose better, is unquestionaDly impoitic.-
This remark is not solely the result Of my own OBJ
scrvation. hut is based upon the recommendations
Of the most experienced educators OF the older
States"
The report covers about one hunered pages, and
is an able document and we sincerely regret our
inability well IN view of this fact as of the great
and paramount importance of the subject upon
which it trcats--to give more extended notice OF
its general features.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

J. , y, 4 nsss. - s6f ~ IA ~
jane. Welsh 9hD l5suss Z
20 To Doctors Dallards uevissd cod
cal services to Jamcs S5IrA..a &c.
"a To John Hawkins pfsl( ~.
holding court Of inquiry dnkQhsPe( So
rs To Hugh Downey as pro - ~ 8
torney in 1919, State vs. Jas q. rs 90
90 To James McIntosh for bil%s3X2
county order book 90
81 s b Gardiner for services as C s.
sioncr's clerk since Oct. lS49 ~ s.
/, % s u Gardner for stationery and fut
nished by him II 31G
% Gardncr for one quarters services
in criminal cases, clerk district court 80
30 l. NJ Adams for four wolf scalps 90
81 Hiram Watts for witness fees in case
State VS. S M Coiman 90
- James Trimble do. on do. E - 90
80 Asby D Packard for building ana repair
ing bridge s. 80 90
81 Hiram Watts for per cent. as collector 81 %
35 s b Gardner for services as commits.
sioners clerk this session 10 so
&c Michael Seyiel for four days attendance
on board isi8s@ 7F 90
81 Palmer 4 Paul for printing three quires
blank county orders 90
IS George Fcsler in part for services as
county commits 81 pner II
80 George Tesier in full for do. !. 10
40 Henry Mcdowell in part &c %
Al Henry Mellow ell in full s' %
AZ A Giililand 4" !: 90
43 Theodore Dennis in lieu Of ordcraost
by him 90
A Eli, Myers, as trustee, for supper, 0 as
III Welsh aud Conklin paupe.s n % 90
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
FOR THE WINTER OF 1850.
TO THE PUBLIC.

ME inhabitants Of Iowa City and vicinity
Il will please notice thatI am this day in re-
ceipt OF fine stock Of Goods, among which
NAV be found fsSi
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

.SsxEsE HAIL sroam-SrusrxD !,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
= Ec 3 TaKl!
b t;nQe to dischsI

las D 3 Warren J p, opening polls
i49 George 8 Hampton P do
$50 Gurdon Hutchinson for services as bali
lifftogrand jury March term 1850
ISL r Faberstrah for boarding Welsh pau
Per from i3th 70 2sth March
I52 Jesse Bowen for making list OF entered
Ian Is for January and February
153 Samuel Hawkins for boarding Samu
Gary pauper
l5i Eli Myers for services as sdhool fund
commits sioners a
1856 d Nfyars for services as bailill da.
at March term dist court 1850
1866 James r Caribou for balance house ref
for Couklin, pauper
i57 Alex Brown for shaving Welsh, pad
per four months
15S Ferdinand Haheritrah for boarding
washing for Welsh, pauper
i59 Arson Hart for balance on cook
stove and pipe for Coikiin pauper
100 Eli Myers for services as ovcrseer
the poor
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

crowded out. His communication win appear next
week,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15
J Individual Liability.

The following anonymous communication came
to us through the post office, and the writer a
pears to be greatly befogged in relation to our re-
marks last week, we will correct him through the
publication of his communication and word of ex-
PLANTATION.