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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

The official proceedings Of the Mount Plea
SAINT plank road celebration are, we regret to
perceive, marred 10y some petty filings at Inc
projected Davenport and Council Bluffs rail-
road Considering that central Iowa has al
ways been happy to admit that Burlington Is
fhs 6iggsst place out Of doors. and ARRAYS "" oe'
this course Is exceedingly cont mptibic.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31
The Season..

Our present No bears the imprint of the last
day of the year 1851. With the advent of the
the season. and most sincerely bespeak for
them unnumbered blessings during the progress
of 1852 May peace, plenty, heath, and a
heart for the printer, constantly attend them.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

Tue CASE OF Mr. THRAsHER.-We observe by
the last New Orleans papers, that an immense
mass meeting has been held in that city to con-
slider the case of Mr. Thrasher, and to demand
that our government interfere in his behalf
An eloquent and forcible letter from his mother
to the President of the United States, appears
the Picayune. Tomorrow we Will publish
extracts from it. A call for sympathetic meet
ing in this city will also probably be made
st. Louis Union.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31
Congress-.

Up TO the time of putting this No. of the Re
porter to press. nothing has transpired in Con-
gress Of sufficient general interst, or of SO de-
cisive character, as to justify any detailed &C
counts of the proceedings of the two houses.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

ARRIVAL OF KINKEL.-This gentleman SO well
known here and in Europe as one of the most
prominent of the EaI2pean revolutionary pa
triots, arrived in our city yesterday. We have
no doubt that he will be greeted, during his
stay, by great numbers of the people, partica,
larly among our German population. where he
is held in very high esteem, principally on &C.
count of his services in the republican, cause in
Europe. We are not informed whether any
public demonstration will be made for him
during his stay in st. Louis, but suppose that
such demonstration will be considered ap
propriate and due him, and will be gotten W
by the German republicans, in conjunction will
other democratic and wing sympathizer
with the cause of liberty in Europe, and will
the rights of the dowp,trodden masses there
ST Louis Union.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31
Tsic Illinois Loan.

1t is with feelings of more than ordinary
qualification, that we learn that the $l5,000,-
900 loan, for which Mcssrs Walker and Neal,
the authorized agents of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, made visit to England,
has been obtained. The Rothschiids, have.
agreed, upon conditions which it is presumed
will be satisfactory to the Company, to furnish
this immense sum of money.
There is now no obstacle to the speedy and
successful completion of this great work and
it must be admitted on all hands, that it is
proud result tor Illinois and the west.
The work will be rushed through, as fast as
labor and material can be obtained to do It and
brief period will witness one Of the most
magnificent enterprise in the country, in sue
cessful and profitable operation.
A donation of lands to this State, if obtain
ed, will extend the enterprise to the Missouri
river, which will unquestonably place the West
in successful competition with the East and all
parts of the country, and crown the people
with moral. physical and political influence,
which will be felt and respected the Union
over.
A glorious time is in store for the great
West.-Mlners Express
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

MAYORS ELECTED IN Mass. Hon. Caleb Cush
ing (dem( has been chosen Mayor of Newport
Hon. Richard rockingham, (dem,,) Mayor oil
Charleston; and Samuel Walker (whig) Mayor
Of Roxbury.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

Joan of Arc,who wore a short tunic, with tights
and was otherwise clad in mail attire.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

BsThe State Canyassers in New York have
given the election of Attorney General to Chat
field, the Democratic candidate.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

D'In Algeria there are eleven hundred and
forty five tribes, of which all but forty five
acknowledge the sovereignty of France.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

TOne hundred and twelve counties in Vir-
ginia gives johnson, democrat, S00l votes ma
jority for Governor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

Rock ISLAND RAILRoAD-We counted yester
day, nearly an hundnd men engaged in fen
cling this road, having already set the post for
some six or seven miles from the city.
This is an excellent idea, and will prevent
multitude Of accidents endangering life and
limb, and destructive to property.-Chicago
journal.
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KossuTH-The New York Tribune says of
the eloquencc of Kossuth; His voice is not
very loud, but it was heard distinctly through
the large pavilion. Beyond doubt, he is the
greatest of orators now living, and we shall
not easily believe that in that capacity he has
ever been exce!led.
The Times has the following with regard to
the early history of Kossuth:
Louis kossuth was born in the small village
of Monok, in the upper region of Hungary, on
the 9th day of April, 1906. His family was
respectable, dating back to antique nobility;
but by the slow wear and tear of time and suf-
fering in the cause of freedom, it had been re-
duced topoverty. Seventeen of the name were
attalntcd for treason against the Hapsburghs.
in the course Of the sixteenth century. Louis
had in childhood the promise of extraordinary
genius and mental strength His mother, who
still lives, impressed upon him the stamp Of
her own powerful mind, and kindled those
glowing aspirations which have advanced him
| since childhood to the front rank of humanity
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Go away from home to hear the
news.

According to a statement in the last Keokuk
Wing, the State Temperance Society Of Iowa,
assembled in Iowa City on the 18th inst, and
elected a board of officers for the ensuing year,
as follows:
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-12-31

President,
Hon. JoHN NJ. CoLMAN. Iowa City.
Vice Presidents,
Hon. LINCOLN CLARK, Dubuque.
JEssE BowEN, M. d.. Keokuk
Rev. W. s. APTHonP, Oska'oosa.
Secretary
Rev A. r BELDEN, Iowa City.
Executive Board
Rev JANIS HARLAN, Iowa City,
4" MICHAEL s ROSE, "
nanRH u SIroSG,
Muscatinc,
" G. SwANK, Rochester,
JOHN HARRIS, Mount Pleasant,
% GEORGE JENNisoN. Washington,
DANIEL LANE, keosauqua.
Upon reading this list If officers, sinner
would naturally be reminded of Byron's stan
"a. beginning
"Oh for a forty parson power" DC!
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INDIA

The overland mail from India reached Lon
aon on Wednesday, the 3d instant. The rela-
tons between the British and the traces along
the North Western frontier continued very un-
satisfactory, and seyeal Muss!emen riots had
occurred at Bombay, caused by some obnox-
ious publications. But the rioters were disper-
sed by the police without loss of life Shops
were plundered and women violated Account
states that the property destroyed is valued at
1900 pounds sterling
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6aberlfrob's Qe6enstinftur

Dir $ebenetinttur furirt auf cine ssfb,piMs
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sen Nbeumatiemus, Nubr, innerlithe psils,
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&oliP, Muttertsfbwstuns nno Geltfubt +;
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unb Den 8ecarmen, bsftreert bic 9sereauuna,
maebt Sortreffitsn Gppetit gum ellcn, uno
reinist auf febr leietts 3Beils in &urssm eas
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treibt fte alle Arten bon Birmsrn.
gu baben lei Anton 6absrtrcb, in Neas
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brabam Sieber, in &uetann, Scbn Sauman,
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Glarsana, 9Bmeicr Abrab ScssIp, Nieb.
monp. 0ruderei Der Setnsllpof, 6amtura,
8ecrse Slab, Saflon saunl .$tancn 60.
uno in oieIsr Sruferei
SUM, Is. 1850. ~
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Ofebr Neut9teiten fit Die Sranten
gefet folSenoen experimentation Sail
Ns-sn,Ls. OK Ibd2

Oeebr Neuieteiten fit Die Sranfen !!
Qeiet felaenoen Experimentation Sail !!
9s0mbsr 25. l84S.
Doctor Spayne
4isker Serr: Da ieb mir cine heftise CT:
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2unSe se,porfen nno nit eiucm 9epalti9en
6ultcn, Sbmersen in ber Selte unb Brnit
unb @bpisristeitsn bsim Atbsmbolen Der
fnirft mar, 70 murbs ieb bon ben anseebens
fen unb ahtunsswertslten Herltcn tsbanpelt,
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sneine aednattiaten gltern berihwunpen mar,
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in meiner @eite fns AT su beilen nnb idb bin
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gen. abrabam SunIfer
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pslds 5usrit benz publtfum ansetcten lpcrs
beu uno in src6er WaGe Ourdb bic Ser. .Staas
ten nne aQs 3beils gurcpas Dsrfauft Wirc.
Alle 3n6steitunssn, wsIsbs nit bsn Slamsn
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ioe8efanntmQ6una.

Gde 0isjenisen weltbs. .@eblaueb's ltniSerIal,
edenj Ihcn sebranebt babsn, oisnt 5urOlatb.
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Wanael all g6lIit, oper ipenn Der Wassn
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fam bel Seitenlteben uno NIfsniebmer3en,
nno aud beillnorbnunsen in cer inonatliben
Neiniauns. SIR ben bIausn 6uiten oer &in.
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tinnen furjer 3eit turirt.
Sriorib Sdlaud.
6TDis obise Wiebi3n miro BON pisl ssus
ten bic Ite aebrauebt batsub empfobfsn. afs ein
ftheree Mttel sssen Die STUBS me ebo'
terra Ror BUS.
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atbtunaspca anf iein ausscpsbntes Nforte.
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febieoenbet 3u baten fnb, in Der Oeofellctpe
6alle it, wc fcrtmabrenp 81 baben itnb allie
Scrten BON
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Bldnt. t.Sibsrn, papier,
Slcpellen, Olaaaiincn,
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Shreibmateria aliens@tcbr ssb6ren, Al bili,
gen Dreifsn.
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bon pbilapelpbia unD Sleu Ocrf
Z. II. Qan3.
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SS. nnb s. y. Rcim nnD Gp.
t7o. 6.d1GsD enntfrafc,

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was ale su ben nisorisifsn Yritn psrfauf
nsrbsn mirb.
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Seoinsungen oiefer 5eitung.


Der Eiberale Beobacflter erfbeint jebsn
9isnifaa in feinsr asesnmdrtissn @r66e. Der
SubferipticnS preis 1T Gin Sbaler bes
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FUR Ssnntnis 9sfcnlmsn fnb, unb eas eiefslten
flaffif;ir iinb.-Ssjsust burtb msins llnters
fbrift, bisfsn 2llfsn SUM 1851.
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Gr9sr Hppsaaticnsta9 wirb eebalten, am
@ommiiIonsr6s 4nte, in Der Stabt &sabin9,
am Samifaas, Den 12tn Suli 1851.
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pbilabelpbia Sauf* par
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pennIplponien.
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DO satl6ar in enrrant Sonbs l
Nranflin Ditto su Bafbin9ton |
Narmers Sanf .. Suds @tD s.Sriffpl, par
FARMERS Ditto bon qaneaifsr* ;u qaneaifsr par
FARMERS Ditto, bon &sabin9* 5u Mea. par
Garmsrs Sanf bon gbuplfia @auntD par
6arrisburs Ditto gu 6arrisbur9, +
Scnssbals Sanf su 6omsstals, l
Qanfalfsr DO. gu 2anfaifsr par
&anealtcr gauntp 8anf, su &aneafsr par
Qs6ancn Do. 81 qebanon, par
Wsrdants II. Manuf. Sanft pittsbur9, :
Ntcncnacbsla Ditto BON SraunspiGe, ;
IPiuers Sanf bon pptt6oilte, par
Office Der Sanf BON Ysnnf. 9arrsb. par
Ofiee % DO qaneaifer par
Sfiiss DO DO &saoina par
8 its DO DO Cation par
Reif Brand Sanf, QSilliamsport par
Q8pcmiua 8anf su Bilfesbarre, par
Vorf bitto* u WOrf, i
yletp eSeriep,
Sslpibsre Sanf* su Sslpitere, ]
8urlinaton 60. 8anf, Webfore, par
Commercial 8anf' pertb amboy t
gumbsrlanb Sanf# Sribgeton, par
Normsrs 8anf* Mount Sooap par
Garmers 1t mehantes 8anf, Nabnap !
Vnrmers II G)1e(bauics DO Mlibbletonu
Worris Go. 8anf+ WlorristoWu i
OQeebanies Banf, BnrlinstOn par
I1ebanies 30 S(eWart /
Waeebanies uW1annfaetmss bo*arsnton par
Slaparf 8ant Snf. Co. Slaparf i
Orange 8anf', Orange i
Wscples Bant, paterfca !
Drineetom 8aat@, priaeeton par
Salem Sanfins Cos, Salem par
@tate 8anfst Sleware /
@tate Banf* gltsabstbtown
Statt Banf* gamben par
6tate Bant of Mlorris* O1orristsipm !
@tate gaaf' Stem 8runswif par
Saf1er Baat* Sewtoa /
9renton Banfins CO. Srentpn par
Itnion Sant* OoDer ]
SaplprSpitle Delaware SrIden 60. a -
Stem sore Set Br. Cos $atnbsrtbiae -
0elaware.
Sanf .. Btlminston u. Sranesnine par
8anf BON Dstawars, Bilmin9ton par
Banf pom Smirna, Gmirna, par
SrmsrS Sanf pom Gtaat DeIaW. ~Dcper,
unb ibrs 3peise par
Union Sanf, su 98ilminston par
The New York herald., 1851-11-17
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sATUHDai November Is 6P. NJ
AsrEs did not vary much. though sales reached 100
barrels and the stock was 40 barrels OF bo:h kinds
BEEApsIuTFs s-Fg0ty remained a. last noted. there
been but 0Oo barrels cisposed Of old rates
anfdsn Tulsd quiet at 50 70 for No and 81 for No l.
n b. nd while Southern "a we'd 70 the extent Of OILY 900
tb,s ordinary new al 81 4i91 Rye aou- and Jsr-
sey neal were unslter,d while u heat appeared higher
toe business embracing $500 bushels snesee Whit part
g. Ec sSc ana COO Michigan. st private contract
Belly, Rye. aud Oats continued unchaugsi Com
ID panmste, there being but 1900 bushels mixsi and
yellow purchased at O c. n Gle 59s respectively.
Cores The market appeared feeble 10 day. The
sses 1s0o taes. at rates establishing decline of
oreeis bth % one quarter cent Mddling Uplands 6c
Mddrg Orlssns, sac strict ca deation from store
CoFFIE.-ssles wele made of $50 bags Java a. lie !;
and 2Jt Rio a. ~ sssse.
DEuGs About cssAs cream Of tartar taken a.
lie Is tons coda ash al zao and II bol. castor oil
at & &c Inports2l kegs magLesia; 40 casSs soda
ash.
TEFIsHTs TO Liverpool 1850 2ceo bbl. -four ware
engeged At 1s 600 bushels Of wheat at AKA in bags
uiih some cotton at eighth aud cheese 2)s For
LCndor-tC0 tierces OF beef engaged at IA, with
some cheese nj 55s ana Eour at L. gi To Gaagcw-A
vessel chartered TO osd With gOur at ls oi CON
sderabe lot a wheat also In COLLATION. for the
same place To HsvreCOtton bsng taken at three
eighhs by the packet Of the first ashes az 50 t6 and
rice at s. There change la rates 10 California
PsoyisfoSs PORK moved to the extent of $50 b5is,
nd beef TO that Of $50 bbs wthou. eicting any fur
ther change In prices Lard seemed very heavy $50
Dbis old ard new fetched cut meats aud dead
hogs varied little Imports-lk0 bbls beef
WfSts-sslss Of 20 ar es-ks Burgundy port have
teen made at 5sc; 2b do port at si 81 " aud 30
baskets champagne at IA sl2 ImysTts-l Ss7 c.. COS
bids. 20 half bhds ~ c. hbsyrth.