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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

1J"It appears by the census that tho con-
sun,p ion Of spurious aud malt liquors reaches
The en.ruous quantity Of $1,000 900 OF gal.
lon. annually, equalto SIX gallons for every
adult person. E. sIs
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

W. " GLOCk, L. ~
A call Of the Senate was demanded and
q mum, err Of members found absent
The sergeant at arms was directed to bring
in the absentees, after which the call was sus-
pended and the amendment agreed to.
The bill aud amendment was then laid on
the table.
The special order being the bill regulating
the interest on money u motion was made II
refer to the committee on way aud means
ls:si s4is. 81 = lassss..
Love iii the chair.
Several a'nendmentsswere offered and The
committee rose and asked leave to sit again.
Senate adjourned till 10 o'clock Tomorrow
mornin. .. ....-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

I-Dr Cartwright asserts from personal *
pcrence, that few hours spent IN sugar
manufaetory, inhaling the sac,harine fLines. -
certain cure f.r cons sunptien,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY MoENISG, Dec 2lst.
House met pursuant to adjournment :,
Mr. Wltter presented a Ietltion rom the
ladies and youth Of Cedar county in relation to
voters ,"S rs of of said county z same subject.
Mr. Witter moved petitions on the
:t;;::: :;i'; H.! ::;i e.: 4; !;
NJ. y Nr E.ton ,movslts 10 select committee
Mt sharp presented petition from the citi.
zrns.of Mills county onthc location Of the seat
Of Justice Of said county, which on his motion
| was referred 20 the coniniucc on township and
county organizations.
| Mr. Rice presented four circumstances
against the division Of Polk county by attach
| ing certain township TO warren county
| Mr BRYAN moved to refer TO committee on
charitable institutions; lost.
/ Mr. Rice moved 4 re!efence to the commit eC
on township and county organization; agreed
Mr. Goolson presented a remonstrance on th,
.,mn subject which on his notion re ferred IL
the same colninitter
4 Mr. Greene Of Dallas presented a remon
I strance on The same sabiect which on his mo
4 ,ion was referred 10 Inc committee on township
and county organizaL'ns;
Nr Folsom presented the following:
! Resolved, that the House, the Senate con
curring 20 meet the senate in JOINT convention
in this hall At clean clock A NJ for the pur
pose Of clccting Uaiel States Senator ais
moved ,hat The i2d rule be suspended and b
road n first and second time now. lost
By Mr. Folsom Resolved that the House in
form The Senate that We will be ready TO lncc
the senate in the Hall Of Ibis House in join
committee at eleven o'ciock A NJ this day 70
the purpose Of electlRs aSenator to The Sehat
Of The United States
Mr Bryan mogcd to lay it on the table
lost.
The question being on its passage; the rcse
luton was adopted.
Mr. Sharp-Itesolyed that the judiciary con
,,it,ae he instructed 10 enquire into the e1pt
dicncy Of repeating ,ections 296 a97 aud aoo :
chapter 26 Of the code OF Iowa.
Mr. Ream- Resolved that this House met
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

TO preventive passage of bill throgh Con
gtcss imposing Tonnage duties on western IN
turests.
HILLS PASSED.
An nc. TO pseserve certain evidences in the
county of Dubuque.
A bill to locate the seat Of juetice Of Page
county. .... ~
On nrotion Of NJ, Hendershott the bill relat
ing to- the Dcs Moines River improvement was
| taken from the table.
| Mr. Huh moved an auEendenaueut so as to
prevent the sale Of the lands granted for said
| improvements companies.
| On motion the Senate adjourned until tive
| o'clock.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29


EXPENSIVE BoARpiSG.-In an artic'o relating
TO the Metropolitan Hotel. New York. the In
glesido' says: ...s. ..... .....r alf
"In the matter Of prices. few pay less than
f25 per week; aud Que foreign snlissary who
has taken room. for the season, is paying al
the rate of $50 per day. beside. n very liberal
extra expenditure for the very choicest OF an
tiquo wines. One gentleman pays $5o p1r
week. The bills of others amount to 32oo.
$3.50, and $500 per week. The bridal chamber
is constantly occupied at the rate Of w per
day" :. 8-. ,seaT
1t s also stated that "more people are turn
ed away than are receiyed"-and that ''rooms
are taken by telegraph. somctlmes for weeks"
advance" .-...r, ..... .- .tss.~ ,f-7 -.
The propretors should have procured sup
ply Of the wines sold last week in the city, at
fl5 50 per bottle They could no doubt retail
them out to their customers for dollar .
| drop; ~ those persous who would pay the rate
named FOR board would not hesitate TO 'nduig"
in wine at tha, price. OF such people 1t may
be truly said, "a fooi and his money arc soon
| partcd.' -,.... IA l...s. ,..s
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

ILoyD's Iisr CsSTuIY AGo.-Tho OIL
dcst published Llo,d's List in existence bears
date i7i5. and is in possession OF the commit
Zee of Lloyd's being somewhat moro than n
rei,tary old We arc thus enabled to draw
n tocrably accurate comparison between the
shipping operations Of the middle Of the last
century. The old lloyfs list appears to have
Teen the las. ,hat WIS published onco in the
week. 1t is prpNcd ON a narrow slip of pa
PER abou, a foot in length and besides contain
ing the price Of rusi5n andthe stocks, gives
rites ~ exchange on foreign countries; thcsu
are ~, one side On tfc reverse is what was
then termed the MARINE List" whirli gives u
list of twenty three artiyass and twelve depar
.uscs at English ports, with thIrty.fo ships
at anchor in the Downs. There are also noiR
tcs of four arrivals in Irish and foreign potts
witt advice VI three British slips taken by the
cnemy's ptivateers. Turning from this docu-
ment, which gives weeks news to one Of the
year 1900 published daily, we find il contains
ON an Average uotices Of seventy fivo sbips
this WAS ia time of war; and, comparing
numbers We find ships noticed as ten to ono
against the previous date! Following up the
comparison. we turn to a Lloyd's List for 1851
one of tho fullest Of these covered hi,cci
pages in the arrivals and Loss books for one
day giving the name Of about four hundred
and sixty vessels, being six times tho number
of those in 1900, and as numerous as the hist
Of one entire century. So says Dickens Houss-
hol Words, #
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
w, PENN. CLARK

A TroRNEY ATLAW, AND SOLICITOR
/. IA in Chanccry, Iowa City Iowa, willattcnd
gn,,ll business entrusted 10 his care in the u
= Di strict court, and the Supreme and District
r, IRIS of the State of Iowa, and also act as
IANDAGENT Office over the storcoccupl'o u
hy George Andrews.
Nav 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
r ID. GliOElH,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Marengo. Iowa CO.,
N lows viii attend to all business cntrus-
ed to him in the line OF his profession.
April 81, lo52.-y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

JAMES ID. TEMPLlN,
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTRl
+, ~ Public, Iowa City, iowa, Will pracce In
different couIts of thi. State.
Nav 1851 ="
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

yb3 kunds u lis GovcrnihtSt ~ iss ~
hoat to tell his sountrymsr or dis indomitabls
zcal and useful improvements that characterize
American machinists. He was accompanied
in his visits in our city by Mr. A. Q. GArsAEn, !,
90 whose kind. personal attention he Expressed
himself much indebted. Pennsylvania.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

S. A. BISSELL,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLoE AL
Law, Upton. Cedar county, Iowa.
Nv, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29
MORGAN RENO,

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law, low. City, Iowa, Will practice IN
the courts of this STATE, and attend Ptoihp'ly
I business entrusted to him.
May, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-12-29

FCHARLES A. ROBBINS,
etyYATCH-M AKER, ENGRAVER, AM
w Jeweller, Iowa City, at the sign OF ihe
.R;o Watch. corner Of Clinton and oolleseSue
NAV. lSJl. F.. - ..a s-...t-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

q tiilLAbELPHIA SADDLE AMI rRl> q WARaa2usE
80 Irayer sS. ROBB Co, FairU8ipn r CIV
iy receiving New Goods Aanusor5 IN Phln ip Smj
direct irons England, and esrf
most liberal inducements Theirstock
Iowa SADDLERY, saIllery HARDWARE HARNESS TFATiH
t9 TEpi sADphE GoACt5 HARNESS. AND TRUNK MhKERss
f2S- PnrrhnRurs inv, a too all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

~ The subscriber would Planters
antilles to his recently stock
article IN his line Of business all which
found RE and GENUINE he would partqlaize the following
VIZ; English Gnnne, Howards Blue Mass Poas. Mophes
the preparations of Cod Liver Ogenune Phosphate Lime
Rouse ami Jules sus variety
barrels pure Honey ETC., ac TI{OS. RANKIN,
ssotA,.S,, .nr c,.rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
5ADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY & CO., 81 st. Charles street,
81 hRAMGH OF La EY = PHILLPslS CELEBRATED MAR
~ MANUFACIoRY Phila clip offering the
hi lie HARNESS. SADDLES AND RUINS d ucai mice
tsT hEPA1RlNi STRICTLY ATTEND pTn e!4 tyAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

a. pain-D RoSE BERG from Warsaw the capital
Poland to the ladies and gentlemen and
that he undertakes
Eradication CoRSS BUNoSS NAILS hard
WITHOUT CUTTING by meansof an ELIXIR
of his composition
Satisfaction OF carrying the Corn Root in his :
R. number attering testimonials
aud ether foreign parts and by distinguished Phys
which have been twelve
The Doctor will attendance da from hal till
morning and from TO three the afternoon
STREET, between Toulouse ST.
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ID A.FAHNEsroCK,s vERMIFUGE.-Read


JANUARY 90 ISL.
GESTs have your eight md am
well pleased with frequently from nifty to As
high as hundred sevntyfye long come from ehd
from taking it. believe superior IT.
Respectfully, j. H. Ellis, NJ,
bya SowbrleAns WI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
.ANo PROPERTY OWNERS, sTEAMROAI

Il CAPTAINS, PLANTERS, eto.Tho unIersigned would cal
attention to the celebrated BRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
now edged unequadasa FlREand WEATHER
RVI and unsurpassed TOR door painting
ton The public invited call and speei
q. C. BOGERI 4 co 10 Cup,l sreot
of InnIs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

VIZ 81 1855, for 40 acres, in
Wv of WILLIAM MIDDLETON; 9l474 for so acres
of THOMAS WILLIAMS No 2lS for $50 acres in favor
JAMES ROGERS have been received by the uersgned through
he Darmn the Interior notice is hereby given claim
the No. IL Z. change Place New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

W U zio.-7ttSOEH que T. J0hUOIeWF SOFT Q
demeu sutort96 yls 'euean, Nrrts d jaus davis
ata2 conRt pour liz lournrc da bnndt pof
tvie Pe1dtt lie d'uu annde inpres plan sgf
alton. sl5tris M bureau iu Noytr.
tsgnGl Trans. ALrUE NTE,
PRECEDENT du COM. j AHs- Aldermen.
LSignel JAi4ES ROBE,
Pri5ident du Coaa de- Alderman.
ApprouyS lie ao6t, 1852
(SsnIl A u. CRQSsh'AE. Mare,
Poarcopo confome H. BIER, s,sreairo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

iva Sophomore, s52.Coniormement reRou,t ntJl
COusei Coinmuu Ia willie de Ia Nouvee oftnns pcm
par de h pr5eonte publication, lie Cone comnn iu
Reinforcement Fam
la resolution tayoir Pouvertre ct la
Pare Cheuin de la eetd Ia
1893,
u.s. 6G5 6Bs Gl9 O2 u.s. lie conornGnl-n
Avr ls32 rAga i'ou rus
lncte auppementaiIe an dit APPROVE 10 Mai
Gep2f A. d. thOsHMsN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01
MO. 277.-Resolved, That the Surveyor b,

CONTROLLERS OFFICE ci.7 Sep "a i-s2.
M" Notice is hereby given that on MoSDAF,
h day Of October, 1881 IL O'clock office pgts
above resolution, will aejulatc TIE torrgpn en.rllt
sep24 DE.lrlS. e nj. rnllcr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

BUREAU BIT CON1RDLFrp, l
WILLIE UE Ia NIi.g-ONla.ss.4 .uht, 1S52.5
&sG ConfnrInement ala resolution qr prGeade
us 81 par dome Qr ll5rl r CNUI
lno jpur Ocobg ponGu midi, ratais le n8it
Aus hot o, hEbUfS Gonr6lcur.
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Southern and Western States; embracing view Of the
commerce, manufactures internal improvements slave and
free labor slavery institutions products &c Of the South,
together with historical and statistical sketches of the differ
en States and cities Of the Union statistics Of the United
States and manufactures from the earliest periods
compared with other leading Powers the results Of the diff
rent returns since $780, and Of the Of
1850 population agriculture general industry &c. with
appendix. vols, vol just published by J. D. b. DeBow,
Prof of Political Economy &c in the University of louisiana
oct IL For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR.
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One Of neghbors not long since who has rather
pungent wife, said TO her one evening he passed out Of
the door my dear, am going to spend the evening
with my friend Mr.. -. shall return at ten but II
should not, you need notwaitfor me- ooh" said the
wife, 81 shant; shall for you" Our neigbbor
returned at ten as any prudent husband would have
done - Mdnchesfer Mirror.
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Jean lie Blanc, old citizen Of New Orleans supposed
have large amount Of money in his possession,
found brutaly murdered in bed the morning Of the
10th instant and the bed covered with blood IL Is said
that no less than fory-fve shocking wounds were in
icted on his body In fact he literally "hashed up
The house robbed Of 5000 money Several arrests
have been made
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A Naval Court Martial assembled at the Navy Yard
Philadelphia Monday, for the trial Of the crew Of the
Vandaaa, for offences committed during the cruise Of
that vessel
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THE GLADE FOR SALE offer for sale nv ia,

THE GLADE FOR SALE-I offer for sale my farm
Il in Jefferson, known the Glade" containing sos
acres 156 cleared and $50 timber The quality of
the land is unsurpassed by any county of Jefferson
On the tract is comfortable log dwelling well Of good
water and stream running through end of the farm
particular description unnecessary those wishing
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at time by Mr.. T. A. Lewis who resides it, and who
viii give information to terms, de- Application may also
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Hamilton, Long Island New York janl 3-wpwH
NOR SALE, 4SO acres rich Cotton Land in MISSISSIPPI
p 1t lies the Tombgbee river only few miles from the
fourhng town Of Aberdeen which contains about 5000
inhabitants Steamboats, from Mobile pass regularly to Aber
deem and the contemplated railroad from Jackson the CAPT.
tai of the State to Nashville will pass directly by this
land The country about Aberdeen is settled up largely by
Vrgnians and the above property presents faerng in
ducement any wishing emgrats to the rich
lands the Tombigbee 1t will be sold exchanged
reasonable for lands in Eastern Virginia. oran any Of
the Northern Middle States the has left the
South, and wishes close up his business there Address,
post paid, AMBROSE p MERRILL,
sept 22-3mwp Frankfort, Maine.
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progress but IL mas carried us TO point from which
clearly survey the past and to extent discern
the future.
Without attempting any minute historical detail we may
say, generally that America civilized by several
European nations Of different tongue and Spain
seized the south France the north, England the middle
which itself subdivded into thirteen separate colo
MES and Holland and Sweden each attempted snatch
part, but were soon displaced For more than hun
red years France not only kept its portion but added to
IT the whole Of the Mississippi valley Men are vet liv
ing who have the territory occupied by this
ton divided among these three European Powers In
lo3 France surrendered its portion to England, and
twenty years afterwards in 1783 England surrendered
to its thirteen colonies then become States, all between
the Atlantic and the Mississippi By subsequent nego-
haaons within the last fifty years. they have acquired the
residue between the Mississippi and the Pacific
By these successive operations the motley groups Of
European coonsts that out two hundred
to divide this continent have been fused into
mass and the continent Of America stands united be-
| fore the world
The most curious feature in the progress Of the nation
is the slow rate at which it first advanced To Of the
present hour somewhat accustomed to the giant pace
with which makes its way, the fact Is hardly credible
that after sixty Of struggle Pilgrims Of Massa
chusetts found their western frontier ON the
river while all the energy Of the New Netherlands could
push the Dutchmsn further west than the Mohawk
/ sixteen miles from Albany.
In fact down 10 the breaking Of the American Re-
volution, and up TO it's close, very little known Of
America west Of the Aleghanies The thirteen colonies
thiny sprnkled along the belt between the
tans and the Atlantic looked almost exclusively to the
ocean for The means Of commercial intercourse They
dealt mainly with the parent State very little with each
other and not at oil with the great interior beyond tn,
Aeghaaes Not carriage road Of any description lee
into it. and il lay at the peace Of 1888 vast wilderness
all but unbroken through which the Mississippi and ia
tributaries flowing in solitude undisturbed by cvi
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The Wing Convention In baltimore.

fhis very important body-the representatives Of
Me whig purity throughout the Union-meet to- day
n Baltimore. Their proceedings will be highly i'm
portant On their conduct and Gu their course
will depend the future usefulness, as well rs the
very existence, Of the wing party, as a national
party, hereafter. But more especially VIII these
results depend on the Southern delegates.
IL she representatives Of the South abandon the
Compromise and the Fugitive Slave law-if they
submit to the no platform policy of Vim IL ST ward,
and assent to his candidate General Scott. they give
impulse and triumph TO the cause of anti-slayery
agitation at the North. that viii not only de-
molish the whg party in few months. bu.
N few years rend the Union asunder, and
Head to another San Domingo in the south IL the
Southern delegates-any of theE-consent TO the
sacrifice Of Fillmore and Webster in order to crafty
Me abolition influence of the North they may ex.
pect general execration among the friends e
the Compromise all over the Union. Can even
Mr. Mangum Mr.. Stany consen. to imnolats
suoh men Webster and Fillmore, or abandon the
interests Of their own constituents to swell the
victory Of Seward and aholtionists in the North
We hope for better things of every Southern whig
The telegrarhic news from Baltimore, for fen
days, win be very interesting.
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Turkey, leaving the muskets, the men, and even
Hungary ITSELF to fall into the hands of the enemy
Now, he has no men and he does not want any mus
kets. As for the boniholders, they never exnectsd
10 be paid, and do not complain. They cheerfully
gave the money, either to get puff in the newspa
psrs, to have the privilege Of hearing the great
speech maker of Hungary. Kossuth is a shrewd
one after all.
In short time Kossuth intends to leave New
York for Liverpool and London. In the latter me-
tropos he will take up his residence wait and watch
for the great revolution to break out, and them with
his 900, give it direction that will upset all
the despots of Europe in one fell swoop.