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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TUESDAY January 10th 1859
House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
PETITIONS AND gIaoNsTIAScrs.

House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
PETITIONS AND EEMoNsTRAScrs.
By Mr. Dodge-a remonstrance OF A + Mast
and others, citizens Of Scott county, against
the passa OF the Maine liquor law; on is mo-
ton referred to The committee on that portion OF
the Governors message relating to temperance
By Mr Wright--iwo petitions iiom ladies
AMI gentlemen for prohbitory liquor law;
on his mo'ion similarly referred.
by Mr Garber--three petitions on the same
iect; on bis motion similarly referrei.
BY Mf Rlce-a petition from 40 voters oil
Jasper county on the same subject; similarly
referred.
BY mr Hesser--two petitions on the same
subject; on his motion laid on the table.
~. RESOLUTION AND NOTICES.
IL N. Mtchcli--nolice Of d bill for an act t.
5kefname OF Cree syilie to Batavia.
EDek--n Office of bill for an act e
npief 66 Of the code; also resola-
IA Yuie be suspended and bills b
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HALF PAST ONE o'cLocK II.

IlALH FaSI ONE y CLDcb y. AZ
The question being on the substitute offered
in amendment this morning by Mr. Bryan
Mr. Townsend moved it be laid on the table
until the 4th Of July next,
Mr. Anderson Of Dubuque mcved in amend
ncnt that both til. substitute and the bill be
laid on the table until the 4th Of Ju y next.
The yeas and nays being demanded. on mo.
.ion Of Mr. Hutchinson cal of the House was
had, and on motion Of Mr. Cleayes a further
call dispensed with. and the amendment lost
by u yeas to 81 nays.
On motion Of Mr. Grimes. Senate file No 66
bill for an act to change the names OF Robert
| Cock aud others. was taken from the table
read first. second and third time passed and Il,
tie agreed to-
The question recurring on the motiaa Of NJ
! Townsend il vas carried.
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HALF PAsN ONE O'Clock.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill submitting the question of a convention
for amending the constitution to vote of the
people on Mr. Hulls motion to postpone indef
niteiy.
The question was discussed al length by
Mes.rs Fletcher. Say es and Lefhngwel in
favorof the indefinite postponemcnt ana Messrs
Love, Needham and Harris against the post
poncment and in favor Of the bill.
While the question was still pending the
Senate adjourned.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

JAMES d. TEMPLiN,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTRYA
~ Public, Iowa City, Iowa, will pracce IN
different courts of thi. State
Nav 1851
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w. PENN. CLARK

A TTORNEY ATLAW, AND SOLlCl TOE
IA in Chancery, Iowa City Iowa, Will attend
sn all business entrusted to his care IN tie y.
:. District court, and the Supreme and District
c,urts of the State of Iowa. and also act as
LANDAGENT. Office over the storeoccupied
by George Andrews.
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sen TIE.
TUESDAY. January lilh.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment

TUESDAY. January lith.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment
PETITIONS.
By Mr. Crosthwait,a "a petition Of Cornelius Lau.
caster and William Henderson for the reloca.
ton OF a certain State road referred to the com
mittec on roads. 4
Also petition ont snbiect OF Temperance
which was referred q he committee on agri-
culture. 4
dismembsrment Of * Comfy laid on the
table.
BY Mr. Harris. PED ion on the subject of
temperance; referred the committee on agri,
culture.
BY Mr. Love, petiVon for the allowing of
a certain claim against the State; referred to
the committee on claims.
RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
Ry Mr. Mckinney Of Il bill TO amend the
code DC.
BY Mr McAchron Of bill in relation to the
election OF constables.
By Mr Browning OF bill in relation to evi.
deDce.
~ REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr Coop from the selec. committee to whom,
was referred The joint resolution providing for
the election by The Geryal Assembly--of a
State Peni;entiary th1. saorted the
same back aud rS.-J -.
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on motion the HGue adjourned.
HMasrasr oyr o'cIoek r. ".

| -
HMr$r,sr ONE ocLoeK r. N.
FILLS oN sSrcoSD RgApINa
Senate file No lfSS bill for an act requiring
county judges to Civ bond, with report from
COMMITTEES on reyisioi5s Recommending its pass
age, was ordered toA third reading to NOR.
row.
Substitute forH III .eYo 36,a bill for On act
providing for tisr sss2f township sope,rvi
.sssl |'e al m M ssaing u !
the substitute and report c"nenrred in
! Mr. Folsom move6 d suspension OF the rule
for second reading OF the substitute; carried.
! Mr. Clark moved 10 strike out from section
the provision that no elecor shall vote for more
than one supervisor in the district in which he
resides; lost.
! Mr. Dodge moved to insrt in section 4, re-
curing the appearances oflownship supervisors
unless prevented by sicktess;' agreed to.
| Mr. Steadman moved an amendment to sec
ton 6: lost.
| MrDrake moved an amen tment by inserting
after personal the words 'tr real permitting
real estate road lax to be wtrked out
Mr. Townsend opposed theamendment on the
ground that portion Of thd tax should be re.
served as a road fund
Mr. Folsom as in favor Of the amendment.
Mr. Cock also supported iton the ground OF
its liberality to the interests of the masses,
while there would always bs found enough pre-
terring to pay in money ratscr than labor, to
constitute a road fund.
MT Dodge moved to amend byprovidng that
one eighth of all road taxes except poll taxes
be reserved as road fund 81 fe
Mr. liaun moved that the amendments Already
offered and those to beoffered be considered as
in committee of the whole; carried.
Mr Dodge withdrew his amendment.
Mr Townsend moved to strike ont persons
and insert residents of the district, and strike
out 'or personal or real, SO that the section
would read or poll or property road tax
Mr. Drake withdrew his amendment.
Mr Green of Dallas moved to amend the a
mendment ofMr Townsend by striking out 'ol
poll or property so the section would read
road tax agreed to.
Mr. Whtmore moved to strike out IS per cent
allowed to township clerk out of monies by him
received, in section TO-
Mr. Cleayes.naavad To &c. n n,,Hu1i that IN vf
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GILMAN FOLSOM

A TTORNEY AT LAW, IOWA CITY,
N Iowa, will practice in johnson and the
adjoining counties, in the Supreme Court OF
Iowa and in the District Court of the United
States,
May, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

- GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLoR AT
a Law, Iowa City, Iowa will practice in
the various courts in this State.
MAY. 1851.
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MORGAN RENO,

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ Law, Iowa City, Iowa, will practice IN
the corrts Of this State, and attend promptly
busin So entrusted to him.
May lc5l
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

WIN. Z. LEFFlNGWELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IN Law, De Witt, Clinton county Iowa, VIII
practice in the Supreme and District courts
of this State.
May, 1851.
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DONALD M. MCINTOSH,

DONALD M. MCINTOSH,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, CEDAR RAPIDS,
IA Linncouaty, Iowa, willpracticeinthe diff.
fcrent courts of law and equity in this State;
will rnaanDf6 ntepd to all business entrusted
,eyanc ing; Md would respectfully solicit a
chare of public patronage.
May, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

DRS. MORSMAN e. SANDERS
HAVE as sociated themselves together in the
IL Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residences the
Avenue, opposite each other.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19
S wv ANS HOTEL l.,
Iona City, Io,ra.

- THE subscriber, ownerand proprietor OF
G$:J the above house would inform the pub
lie that he has taken possession Of said estab-
iishment, and is prepared to accommodate the
travelling community, transient or regular
boarders. and will endeavor to give general sa-
';sfacf;nn CHARLES j. SWAN.
-QrConnected with the above establl shment
a large and extensive LIVERY sihbLE'
where strangers can at all times be ceolninoaa.
tsd with conyeyanc es to any part oithccountry
May. 1851.
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ITO insure the insertion of Adver-
fi.empni- they mast br brought to c"r
Counting-room before ~ o'clock W.,
otherwise they may noi appear nnti'
the next day.
GOOD ADVICE.

II you wan, help or dom"-tlcs of any kind, ndrer
tise IN the STAR.
n YOU wan, any k,ri Of aborCrs, mechanic, ar
clerks; GdrcTti'e IN the STAR.
II yon want an office, a house, "A lot, or Il farm;
c4rcrfise IN Ire STAR.
If you want to- exchange property, or to borrow
money; GdrertiSc in The STAR.
II you want to loan money, or 10 get partner;
c6rcTfise IN the STAR.
If you have Loaf anything ard wish ii returned:
cdTsTtise IN the STAR.
II You have found any thing ard wi,l! To find the
owner of II; Gdrcrtisc IN the STAR
If YOU want to rent or sell houses, lots, farm;
n!rertise in the STAR.
If you want to dispose Of your business; odrer-
TIVE IN the STAR.
If you want TO rooms offices; cdre'tise in
the STAR.
If Won want any kind of employment; udre,tise
in the STAR.
Whatever you want 70 have, or 10 dispose o.
eGrrrti,e nthe STAR.
90 The general, extensive, and increasing cir
culatIon Of the STAR rcndcrs Tie very best medium
of adverising-TR1 IT. "a
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Personal.

1.-The Springfield Hcp"bHcnM states that
Miss Anna j. Pea>e. daughter Of Horace Pcase
of that city will sail Tor Italy on Saturday
rrma donna TO: the Italian Opera. She has
Tor sometime been tho principal soprano singer
at 81. Paul r, New York.
-. Hon. u. NJ. Barrngcr late Minister to
Spain is urged for the Goyernorship Of North
Carolina.
....The sale Of the real estate Of the late
samuel Appleton took place at Boston, on
Thursday. Thirteen estates brought an az
gregate of Sl9O,OG
....Dr. Griswoid, who was so unfortunately
injured by a gas explosion the other day is
still suffering much Truly. troubles to him
como in battalions." 1t is but a short time
since his wife and daughter were cruelty in
jrlrcd in the Norwaik catastrophe
....H. Collins Ice, Esq. the late T. S. Dis
trict Attorney at Baltimore is stopping at the
National Hotel.
....David Baldwin, Esq, OF the firm of
Noycs 4 Baldwin. committed suicide at
Nashua H., Monday night, by hanging
himself in his store. Mr. Baldwin WAS nearly
30 years old. lie WAS wealthy and enioyed
the general esteem of the citizens The cause
Of the melancholy act is unknown
....M Mrs. Eliza II. Mason, Cincinnati Iadv.
is announced rs about starting OH a tour
through Indiana, for the purpose of lecturin1
on Geology She has in her possession letters
from number of gentlemen of much learn
ing, who endorse her ability to handle the
subject with credit to herself and profit to her
hearers. The novelty of hearing n female lee
turing on this difficult and interesting subject
will doubtless add to the success Of her tour
80. Daniel Jackson, the black preacher
baptized thirty one colored folks in the river
at Petersburg Va. the other day
49,. The Tribune says the second Of Su,li-
van in the prize fight was Andrew Shehan. a
deputy sheriff.
1.-THE UHion of yesterday officially an
nounces the following:
Heman J. Redield Collector for the district
of New York. vice Greene c. Bronson. removed
John j. Cisco, Assistant Treasurer Of tho
United states at New York, vice John A. Div
resigned.
John Romeyn Brodhead, Naval Officer for
the district of New York, vice II. J. Redfeld.
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MULTUM IN PARVO.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railaoad have de
cidcl to increase the rate of toll on coal, after
the LIST of November, to 81 Is per ton, 1t is
now 81 70.
An arrival ut Boston brings Jerusalem
plough and other articles from the Holy Land
for the Crystal Palace.
whats in q name2" John NJ. Bolts is
one of a committee on horses, at the Spring
field exhibition.
They have bank in Marseilles, We see, in
which commodities are made the medium of
trade instead of cash That is, they exchange
butter for boots, and boots for butter, candles
for chickens, and chickens for candles, &c.
The four steamers of the Collins line to
Liverpool have each made about forty voyages
since the establishment of the line-not far
from $4,000 miles; and the four together,
about 800, 600.
The fumes of chlorine will clean alabaster,
if they are only applied for short time.
The surest way of making a dupe Is t. let
your victim suppose you are his.
The London Examiner advises Aus: rian
officers to let gentlemen alone who are pro-
vided with American passports, and confne
their amusements to cutting down English
men
The real ard personal property in St Louis
has just been assessed at $50 ,397 .lS6, an in
crease of 81 299 500 since last year.
In Boston, the rate of taxation is 81 60 upon
valuation Of a thousand dollars. In most
| cases, the assessed valuation of the real es-
tate is not moro than four ifths of its market
value. One third of this is for schools, which
Is greater per cent. than is paid any where
else in the world.
The Cincinnati tommcjcinf says the Ken
lucky Conference of tie Methodist Epsco-
pal Church commenced at Greenup street
Chapel, in Covington on Friday. This is the
first conference of the NJ. E. Church in Ken
| lucky, since the secession of that body known
as the NJ E. Church South
The value Of the crops of the United States
! for 1870 were as follows: Wheat, $I43. 600,
| 600; Indian Corn. 1921 200 600 Hay. 800
10000; Oats. S7O,SiOo0O; Potatoes, 81.
| l2j COO: Cotton 81 29. 900 COO the whole crcr
being $I.752. $4,000 The animals saugh-
tered a.e worth slS3 900 600 per anuum.
The engineers composing the association Of
steamboat engineers of Wheeling, demanded
several days ago an advance in their wages
which has been generally granted. The adj
vance which they asked was from 500 tthe
old price, to $50 per month for first engineer
of the largest class boat, and from 500 to 500
80 to >l25 for tn" first engineer, and from
! $50 to 500 for the second engineer.
! In consequence of the dcfacation of tn
| Cashier OF the Sisters of Charity in Mexico.
they have been rendered bankrupt, leaving
| debts which the Tnt u NH,on say,. amounts
to many hundred thousand dollars.
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Bennett and his Herald.

The New York Tribune of Saturday
says:
1T is authoritatively stated by ono of cur
contemporaries, that the founder ard propr;e-
tor of The Satanic Press. is anxious to sell out
that establishment and seek fresh fields
and pastures new" either in Philadelphia or
Boston. where he is not so we'll known. nor so
much the object of universal disesteem as
here In either of these places. there is sup
posed to I've n chance for him to build up
journal, while here he can do nothing but as
siSt mt the gradual decay of that with which
his name ANA nature have 30 long been identi
fed. For it il affirmed by well informed par
tics that the He,aid is declining in crcula-
ton and profits and there is no reason TO
doubt that its inHucncc.-whch it has steadily
cxerted 10 corrupt and dcmoralize the public
minds sinking towards its proper nulity.
Under such circumstances it is only natural
that the head manager of Tho Satanic should
think of going away. We congratulate New
York on tho prospect, and would hope that
the individual in question might not only re
move but reform, and begin new habits in his
new locality. We regret to say tina. there ia
10 sign OF any such moral change, and that
he still seeks to belle the competitors whose
growth and superiority arc driving him from
the field
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL, ORDER.

NAVY DErAEfMrNT, t,t0fer u, Vs..
No Application for revocation m,.f, alton OF
orders from any ottcer Of the navy ordered tn re-
port for duty Mt airy place 'taton will 10 eonsd
cred replied to by tn" department, until such Of
fcor. If able 10 travel Eas reported in clejieuoc to
such order.
Every Communication to the department from
any officer ni the navy on duty. reporting FOR
duty, must be forwarded by his superior officer. No
communication viii he con i;ercd or replied to IN.
less 40 forwarded. An officer in crmmand. on fer
war1ing communication, will endorse on it, over
his Official signature, the words ..torp1r6cd by
&c. DOBSiN.
Secretary OF the NAVY.
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Baltimore Correspondence.

h.LrIH1E;,. October -, 1873.
his las bc"E quiet AMI d;'iIc''ii Sabbath. The
ar b'inIy and everything, c0u-"r.nf with SWEET
mrlanchny lu"- oi autumn uhirl ltaur nlr.u ;,,,
auburn lock, e; nature. walked out Il ~i"T; di-
lance INTO III" county, nii.r. tree, leaf plant ai
ils""r, scsin:d m"dcrtIy tIn>hrug ii anticipation OF
Their ntrn,-iinn To- INDIAN >ulrm"r. III al erasnm-
III Inc "Li"ni'r. TIM. tn winding NJ al trt"'rr.
- ir",.hi mot With uhi, els OF poair reflection.
Nature 3Ep"d.s 10 =: uJU'' CnE,Ii'iiu" ii"T work.
glrnrrns NJ iic: l.Trr-t aud prrparIn. for rest.
Every leaf thai iis, Though manluat", :pcak- ALMOST
IL audible language, that Ill animate CNi-tr &C must
~ 'Ik" manner return IN IL mnliicr earth Thus the
rich, deep. III, .inN rnlng- al autumn come and gn,
&" MAX" way AGAIN. Tor snIty EtT ,rrna; trr Shines
and beauty. Odd agc crcep~ on ami ~ silver locks
rip"n FOR the iif,h. II ph>-'S Though the INDIAN
Fn'nnrr ana autumn, then winter comes II i"w
chilly blH>f- , "arr! close. upon finished
Again -.I"""rdH youth. iiu"ctnCr and beauty Su, h
seem IT, be c progress AMI con iIlulnu Of rNIt"nuc.
EICu.r Iar for tins MORAL 'ii:rrSr,uI.
Joshua Nanslmi l, again aIfl, IN IA" field rs can
dra,r for he third Congressional ri>,rrCf. HIS
iirnd- ia," iullv Determined TINT be shall be Their
5iandarh bearer. and iry say H." must carry Il
10 yictDTv. - >ar"nr many rt hI,. thai they
are willing - hack their "rmirn- with Cali G!ira
coit. 1t i, HOW believed that Mr.. Young who an
n,rlucrd itIiu-,n a. Wing candidate, will with
draw, aud leave tn" field To ii">.rs. Prc.tnn and
N;iu-aur. Il This done, il VIII be great mistake.
Mr.. Preston will Hn' Withdraw Wilt" The g eat body
q: the Democrats will vote tor tlr,' nominee. This
will give the Wings Il chance ana sXcsli"n; one
too, 10 elect their man
Our CITY i;ist filling up with strangers. who
coming IN 10 attend The r::ill" show. The con-
lug week vii! hc quite naay and cHriuur one.
The QuakerS are noW hOitIng Ii,"r annual meet
ng here IL Is pfaS;:.. l.: look ulol the rosy,
modest. innocent face - @ lu,i,i- Gu, rs:-a:
they walk along c'lr pavcmcn'-. Man. Of item are
d, eide div beautiful.
II confidently expected TINT President Pierre.
members of S Cabinet and many niii":a. -
he over tro Washington. Th"II S.>ii VII l.: ". Ii
repaid hv seeing the fIhih::inu:. TIE Mechanics
Far will he "A great point ot attraction, especially
d:IrIm. The evenings
The RaNel> commence an engagement II The Iiol
Inlay stree; on Monday. Al ouT places of ainI;se
inrEt will be open. ! would Say 30 your readers,
come and spend Il d.. RopERICk.
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GRAND MILITARY BALI

VNllE ENE'UTIyE COMMITTEES NJ a.. M,
pfNIS MOUNTED at ARD take ,r.s, -. Il
ur" III announcing to thcir NUMEROUS f,,.f"s>
n'''' ~ ana The citizens g'n-rsl'y that tle, -,
naN- ne honor ot giving th,ir hrst ''Grand R,ir.
TUESDAY, EVENING, November I.t .. H." On
u ~. whom they p!rdge Themselves that no,Hs-N
>n"'I '~ lett nnd"nr e. mskc It tn. Rail- # H. ing
lou" The arrangements ere ,omIl' G.. IN ever, -,
hrItsr; The supper and ref eshmcnt< viii - "a Va,
n's'"Hhy an fNI-IiencG cater r. tCclumlu. -,
fr"rus ocirhratcd Military and C,ai ION IN. .nl
NJ" engaged To delight thr,c Who '..r,p u a, ~, -
fantastic fo. "sat
tn" fsll vii h" a; rn-d hv n crand Truman, 4. .
q "c!",k, ia" HAND I,~rf,rming A.. .. r,,s;,-s'
Mounted Guards ouirkstep." crrnpos.J sd "
ran1G ty Fri FRO r'n expressly tins Go.
Sni de- icat"l {" Csrt- jos. Fox. 'S'0n
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
(Bir. Eo,cffcl
CHTtaln .'ossrH ltCh, i,NFS : KI>s.
Ensign !. G. rPCK, JuHN : IrNru
MANAGERS ON THE PtET or THE MILITARY
lHhife hoS,ICl
Major Cen. W. J"ucs, Col William liz H.
u. zen. &c. W"'shtmsn, Lieut. Col Tho. K,,.r
Major tha' :. WSllach. Naior Thns nonolo
m+J" h'n', NJ" Mayor Peter = Bscan.
: " HotoiiuIn, CsIt. James Tait
Ca!t. 10 rph e. Tate Csp, Jrh, 4 g,
Capt. Edward VI. Bright, Cant q " Cu,,r
Capt. =. Barton Key. Gait Wm Il Er.dt,
NsPt." A SchSnTzmnn. sUrsc"n Jas r.. M,r-sn
Lieut. VIM. II. Cl,rko
hANAhhh' w mn fhhI ot TIE CITIZENS
CIrrsH R0Sc,frl
John W NaurE' Esi John !. Pepper, FL
". Scat"n, fS'l. John = C"Nle. fsg
Walter IennH T. a. Il u French -
.'os. IL i'r, deg. Esg. VI. " Gslt p,
Jas VI. Carlisle, E.,!. Joe Sh,Iiir-,cn r.
&c Morgan. Es';- VIM. u. NInr.r. I -
raT icl :ia,iriAc, E-d ErpianIp f,-ps -
Ri"h 'rd " allach. Es.,. p. y" N.ih.ny. l..
go. Gideon. Esq. II. z I.oiior,. -
X Finley HUNT, t,g. Go W Cochran, ia
COMMITTEES or RECEPTION.
Ord hcS,veD
Lieut.. Clark Mills, Lieut. John " Rslpn
Lieut.. .Iohn PcttIhonP, Surgeon : c Rus.v
Or. N:s. Casrsris, S~rs.nut C. M,riney.
COMMITTEE on EEfKESHMENTS
Corporal Sitz, CcrIcral Grisr,
Corporal Kraft, scrs.ant C. H. Brow,
Corporal Nay,
MANAGERS o. THE Pact OF THE COMPANY
(B"B Koscfte)
VIM. Moore, J. : Moran.
l.. A Hall, Fran IluCh.s
Charles 7homs, John Dnhlayer
The II .Itary requested To srrear in fall I'M,
form.
Es-Girkets -, sdmittings gentleman and lsdies
to he had ut the PRINCIPAL Hotels, Music snd nruc
Stores. of the Members q: the COMPANY and AT m.
furnis heel the Man gers ut IN. I cknt Office.
&s'~i'csltIvcy no hats 90 caps will no allowed IL
The Hall room. oct l2-',oSlh-
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LICENSE OR NO LICENSE. have
received number of communications on
this subject-enough to till one side of
our paper, in our smallest types. We
are not disposed to devote our columns
erelusrely to a discussion of this ques-
ton, which We should he compelled to do
if we publish every communication sent
to us. Our readers want something else.
We publish the article of our friend Ward
which occupies as much room as we can
spare, In our crowded columns, to the
subject,
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New Dress Making Estab,ishmont

fi'IloSE wishin- III ninst p.r'ct ttti:T Dire 'scs
I must call on @HS. y. CApS, 1T whl"h r!so,.
dresses arr h'I;s wste lay Mrs Geihrn's Few inyen-
ton
Ia,i1S III. no d ruht, think II marvellous. when
sh- that she neither has to pin lining,
alter dressa s. her fi;s are all warranted rsr'ect
The system taught, ine!T'.ing ar?arrtus, fer Five
Dollars.
Mrs C. invite. AL 10 give her call rnd for
themselves. Dress gsttefI cut for >. cents
The most fashionable imported patterns for sal"
moderate rrus, consisting # CiAakS, Yar:i las.
Dresses. Sl"~rrS.
SaniiIa Makers can ~ surp'i' Il with the most ~
cent pat,rrpS re..S.,nall. terms
The latest style OF tunes for children on hand
Mrs. x. G. ny.
1lih street, near +, v shiug;on City.
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