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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
DniIGins n.atfrials.

(CMpOsTION CEMENT FELT--ROOFNG
v b'fE NEW-Cost OILY - 70 cents foot, and Aled
Is,. - TN Io % con siion roof second coated Cd u
clr kirt Of paints I'D different Kinds Of roofing
CO. i,oi t- looi s,,.tH tsn Ofd,s 'ceiy tfori
,,ds,s. JOHN DELAtY Rooter 80. SO Hous,9a.- corner
ENCAu Sic TILES for Floors of Churches aud
Dams o a,nrd Hearth serss These ri sro of So Almost
' o # PR sd Es' ysa 4sia aH4 strong and ia use
e. Garnt Chiuufy rture
80 eocnn I'd ~ Dow9Ess work country has aud By afh
MILLER COATES < YoULE 10 ~ P>.rt.t
BIRTHSTONE far SALE.-The Subscribers a re- pre-.
rs'ss lua nom th quares Newat Of To. lt lultJ
sas md h. Ioysd --i 10 be q the
work. md vi be delivered sny ace vt h ach II
t. & fi hl -, - y "" ' e ne WI 5os.
ya-.'. .ordoG; cr,se clqrsa Pod.rce. cy M
i,'rE. BALDwiS fSTTEEs0; ;-,,.rs Y J
'JhE SHIP TIMER BENDING COMPANY Of
~. Ill TiAsERs II u hilE oik .aa assryur II
b h. ''ntr, I@r pee B. d. o. Per rice, :. 20 d. d..
isi,eh,- r.rl--. 80. 'CLsr--J 'aeh,s ..sf pr rc
-; DO sa ~ I,c- =2ci c. d.. ~ re 81. d,
~ u-eH sdss .i-.' foa ia-l,s -.us % b. -
rs,.n'. 10 or', "a, o.. .l- allowed %, l,l-
-,,s - ,au,t.T oa n. 81 g. win rh y.io.- " li.
'i-fl'rss a's suy '' curve OF .hpei so p ~ at
r--. II may ,lo lrrIfs-s' ell Bend N4rhl4.
o.. OIL D, o.. d.4ee-f r-- 'ls. tnl+r
]. ,ks sar- cs's f.. tr tfnter l. iaeh.s sqanse els
iaciss sr.rr- II IT, s1ua-..
css 7. r fliHG. Ar h-l.or p r1sf-
Cresri f.sf.'. sf 30 fire 81 ,1r2'-y ~ 7Ma..r,
rt'HE EAGLE SLATE COMPANY Of CASTLE
foS NrfarEt clr.-a1 n'-ruf uHg qu.. of
n tLL "a CEA,H s-Al5- q quality f1y eIl. % he
We h. c.ir.4 r D. ID WI.
.rrecri ~ L- Il''tt
lseGcel ITO 10 rakst 40 he ss-c oa
To ,eY fflsIcs el-l,g Lose w-0 have
sil D. Geul.uy refer ir o. - 4t.y; Ioas
B-dc. sc - " sshr lf--srt W..h
l. Dlrsn fr.fi-s No Br.o.es.
Af5fes. rNDIRN COD cls'.-rcu vermont. or p SPE.-
N.--lrrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
Ga.cs In Auction.
-, III TVyUIT. WILLIAMS

; BARGEE, Auct.l,f.t Nc
AUCTION SALE at OLINVlLLE, WILLIAMS
"A BRIDGE DyPoT q one MUSDEaS,py 'S ls; !. Il
soon on TIE GROUND These siies sie SIC, -
49, mel, siuaisd sh ground near ne c,s-'
s,y,seh wav oEnvle j. accessible By more " - a. bs
seAy lint IN tbr Harlem Railroad. sud oa!s s95 -
a.! os So Ssf over half the lot- have been ,o.a 70
v.s frcn Janualy last ard scvsfs. OF re .s
g I, ~ % its eligible posiii'n hss -
ssues. Of ) ia his progeny &C. MOI - yaes
= ~ oaer.i the Harlem ks'.roAd soa - -
= xa'ue Passage tickets % ieud ne - "a y "a
80 ), s.ir. leaving Cir, IL a. ~ " ana ~ -. j.x
4 30 ny ca 'Hs - e. sur., 10 {. SANDERS o. ; BAN
kTR Auctioue.r. No Nss~sr'| -
/, NJ MELVIN Auc,oueer - 81,
DYB BANGS, BROTHER x C''-tra's 'S'e'
I'D Rooms No. Is rsEk-rw a., :.
Extensive AID yaLu,sLs Law LBSAkY- 's'S na.
eeedirsly valuable Library Of LAW bJoNS' ."''''' INV
WEDNESDAY. Nay - and nine f'.owiss eveHnss ,vs.
A M,cNricENr CoLLESTioN oF EGLIsH booAS-N''''e1"
r,tdy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Two IRT-Tnr SECOND THRU sai 70 =
L STOYIES II ne ooflef 4 C1iAsu 40 D. = =
fcs q he pufre.s Pro llsirnse C-rarJ -ly cd - 80
g-ffs q lie AMY ihe ~ % oi the amy
TTO LET-STORE No. : Psrk-pl.ce now o -
tv,s = In iesss f,- ti-cc yesV PtS3n sn-e1 e
H. LAaPCHT. ELaKkMAS Law.
r,'O LII or LLASK. in the broadway Bank build
,---,v.d ruuabe o. veTy defabte OFFICES
Afylv tie bsnk. No ~ Broadrsy
YI'O LEAsE--At low prices FOR any purpose, large
nani.s Of LOTs s3s sDd soh,s st~ssn ~ and Sea
~ onTifr Cysi. P.is-. hr!iy .J n LATHAM es-P-n
fersiop. q the PREM 90
ITO LEASE-for 10 years 1T low price. without
fe.c.lus FIN Lots To - BTssGss' and ~
o. Apply Il. q pIIKt Z. Pas corner Bf0ss ls9er N
'rcpc.aaE Bank.
rJ'O RENT-Two frst-clsss STONE and BRICK
i HOUSES It NEW-BRlGHTOT. staten Isaa: re2ie,s Nth
every oorYerieuce q VAR WORKS, Dsmb Water speaking
1ruret Stables Osirr GgD1nd &c; rOnhat
irr view surcurdeo By fne wo,1s within
wax e the Ferry fo family sers7s coSn7s
city county lie Il the dhau ioes;- around
New YoS. k.s bol1s OF; area. ;amptA. .ons ippy t.
CHAs. K. HAMILTON. No u Besverlst He~-Y ors
DEM SIJG.-HOUSE TO LET at FORT LEE.
IL ground hs Psi.isi nias
four walk from the s.esabos Or, WAX
tour TIP 10 day !ae ~ cent? I2il7 o. l.
: FEAAC!-h C No. - SToe1w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
NJ MrEwiV Auc,ionesr - CT,
nv RANGS BROTHER & Co.-Iraie sales


JOS LokD, ArcIiuif'I. ~ -. -
DY GEO w LORD & Co., No 300 Broadwsy 90
ID tween Franklin ard Leonard s's sales OF boOAS' '
ms FIfRN[7UR &c. on favorable terms -, rp,np
BOOKS AND STATIONERY Past - Sgs'e. - .ae Zen Of
filcvifs ~ hNlNtfSs ARC
S-e.L I'D sm,risan BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANNi uoOys,
xr cctnrins maav valuable fubca p IN iaAn 20 ~ -
sr - lyate Lhga-.es. being IN part ;hs e~ %,
invoke, N new and fcs stock Sale ~ commence 81 e
tsGh eve ins. -
nAEER's CART, GROCERIES, &e.-thlDAl'
ID o'clock above, asorrer' OF sirs top9eso On
-, Me- Thread Needles small W arc, pied APP 49,,
- la OF Sspc Groceries Also, Pax SpTns Ni Nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
Ev>Sy A. LEEDS Aucfioncsr-by n. a. Lssos Co.
-,rtAES -On FRIDAY NAV ~. az l04 o'clock. al

NNAkS.-Un FKITJNl, Ma! II % To 80 NJ ~
the >ri.s-con 10 Nsan-s' "''i " ir,'hto Suu m
rortsd Havana ti.sr comprising -oe - he ehor 49,.
ever cr-d A. ard interior 70 none t od
,sfcs s: Re salas LouGfes. LiGrc tesaas ana 'A' '
No he following choice brands viz Cahan,s Ia Nina Ia
Pnascla l., : ysr.s Ia EncrdaIss Ia Eof de Ea'eo Ia
ll.r de America. &C. 49, III. - ~,
Teaols D. a h,Imetl ,a,,d aud reiailn. al me e-h0'sS
and beauty Iesusr a. the itui.
ler.. i.sly hou r,,er,e. Term. cash. CRY nad'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
HOIkINTON SPRINGS.n ono of the ereatast


III WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENTS in the Un.tcd
s. loeth. with ai he kUaSlfGRE IN ihe Hoase span Of
at ocioc, A. " premises viii be- .d liable pro-
,iy known the community hopsin GU spring al Io9ed
i.insrsin New Eng the states The locaon i,
,nce o.r,l and dt aul bcns dsancc railroad
c,odig Boston aLd Po.d aud bu. - no
Noscec Which viii allow s patrons 70 visit eth OF se cities
every ~ aTosd AID 70 return q uh 70 the M ENJOY nent Of
rue quiet reToe sId quaa the they
suhuc SPARKLING he iounf refresh restore, aud
Tie llGu.e has O0 Which wh ahoi aconidons TOT
eloui ord has been Nu.e under tho nemen, OF
tie Ies,n olritor fr ed OF p ss Tn d cied popular
fr duug tn Of tho o., hundreds
binding d here thai would acconm odHe TON - 30 per
no d,cl'dy advantageous tiopAno on Spf7 s' Wht'r-
IN sfdi.on to mt oln. II customers o among mercantile
rerdled sId encouraged by D Warren Hayward fonani,
Nd Peuy sie'irck Hurd Iomen AID lad ea ''o-r h,eal
IL hc ccuify Irffa'd 90 lea uuuaih smony 80 M 'fns
q The ifs 1rd ned 81 ifofcf s o. sAese Was.
aiesssd m amer ptaSin ofth,s waters sud ~days
wherr crystal fountain, flowing
hrd wla we.4' wa'.as iree.
cor alton 10 1J ih M aAd 'qiiy mo-" "' q me
,t e ir arrival "e on the ''! Il table aud me tat TO
ssyr o..
Though delightful studded with en the y,tor'
Introduced To 'ne en'h"..'ns no. . i,S" .ne.5s
aid emtcn,d tyh M ,ds- which maple aud
cl,ut ue srossd he ovoryerdaur leos. which add
N,l a. id ul wiase sla y surface Will,
iefccis nc lowing tins OF Tho s ere Fi rafo spo' o'o VIA
'ord q Ahrs o. ceiling az ~ Us bosom
IL tact OF ~ nd head such hunting bowling
h ILea 4 iri' pears lpp,s peaches parn, cherries
qsl's ou rr' md 4 ts ia 'o season, 90 found IN ibun
suse.td b., ho,o whose very tespeak
c of ,uifc grounds. con splendid edac mat
she'll b. keeping With t demands Of the public aud ile
1iere hr'e due upon The premises from Of which
wafer zen be- c'l 7tYed % very room IA Nh" house.
Ile Of and r,u Of Horscs viii take place on
De- AL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

ssd on Bu'ns 'iatv ouAes ahou Two msnirs wax RON
sud Steamboat landing IL il sn~tqrsy butt
with hns pa round Tho ground is
aid and III chen garden vi choice
u IN bearf condition 81 tho
ceni barn house ana stable viii other OFT
ful supply introduced by pipes INFO iht
D. fftd with and o. honsbe Furniture. M,tcsss
llin Gisss md Kitchen Furniture presenting unuua!
fy 0us Of b1rsokeeing Al Of ihse
rfce eScel condition frc included or 10 AZ g..
ofcu Of the prrceser Apply 70 Dr. JAS H. Chiffon No 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

VI LIE AFTER CLOSETS-Are hishl, recommend d oy the
Medical Faeuy 20 faulty should BE- without C srd
,lrru Al tie Sor, Of ASH & NICHOLS
No 1913 Nii.m.sf.. N..i Ort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

u slcut ONE - Rf o. GROUND V a RAAN sll CARgTAfr
HOUSE used NORWICH. siss-ao. Land ~ n
tSs hey O. %. s:sc q Hict D D. ,u where
tht leave srvrss tlHes lv fos wloIs III - o. one
aific sio be er, - ~ y, va wilx . y h- -.np
Atsuuy led org WIZ su d ~ lla fruit Asa FARN
CT ~ VIII sod tai.ss eSsrlsn sup- olcl,i ara
cher eccsfsd G.. CEDAR SWAMP sboi, . ui m
tic Ola Mo0c seutosi lcas ssi Farm Is IN aacr
even rscrsf lor fultl rs-tfsf, arr-7 - BANEl
WELks. Auci, No Metropolitan bans buildlg ca-r q
Nm. u. 4 n ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
furniture. ST.

DRONZE CANDLESTICkS and FIGURES Tor
IL the AILLION-At lower than produced ia Europe
Purchase Guc ycu VII! double your money -,,,- ~ ,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

II WAFER The LoDs Island Rl.rosi. 81 miles from " lau,-
turSh :e!rics: miles South Very Boo.vn TIE Raj
.a Station IL ocsou viii rcsched N Esfar ho1r fr
trains Gavihe fve cents each tip O--5il Lanes
a''o win lew minute vSk of Tue ?s- ]; b. tsy.
I'D hcli hy. The ucis hohooi nr.' ofci
uoy of Low Pcc- ard Tcir fi-, 1s. l.
c.iNuc- many which c'-scri lls notice 81.
csAle Fsinss srd Of Gent doug hasn ia = NoTs
r,gv.s>i y,Ars.s f-t3 71rgfs ts J.
III, HI NSNlII ~ NJ riiITIIP- n ( nrc "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
uOusE to LEr.-A new HOUSE in complete or.

der containing II Rooms situated al GLEN cove the
wser wei calculated for large ismy Boa ding House; good
NsieI IN the house, nnd Cerdsn srsched. ApplytO
BAKER a WEEKS. No. Meirrl'oiou Bank Bulldog
- IA .ad.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
\!YERss AppirloN 20 The Village OF NEW

w TONN-TiEce HuIirsd lo's iis h.sai all Dc
fol1 the rs v-r pas
ia,rt Nevfo~n of III afse.i s.t l-ulu- s
within the ai ihs city ss'td on she New ioE 81 Fl.
tsintd. ie fio he risc Los A d -Ah,
ami "a perfect raursi srae e,ir- = OBJ ul lsi
lei sfois IT, ard; ind hT va1e vii D. enhanced irln
!er HIoa completion railroad b Jl -t lar
AN gsl'ieuslt q cure a. "a. ke,l Eta OF g Il
l. y, Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
TOR sALE-Two beautiful COTTAGES AMI

IL Oh NALE-IWO DHunluI IUI I AUEF AM
PLOTS Of GROUND. situated st Yonke Wesoheser County
~ the Turnj ike Road leading YOnseIs TiyO~D
Lsrdiua The lassOne being and
with yeIsnGah id The Plot Ground
depth all we'll fenced order
1he Who'll having deirul view the Hudson River Groom
leland ard surOundin country. This properly
lie residence of Mr. JENNINGS and the vicinity Of in
rIoytmns and about hall ,he MONEY
bond For price aud further particulars apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18


Btvndwsy h,twc' she s. Nicholas aud Metropolitan ,lD
Ia feet long = wide and n hh and lcnriify icsc0rd,
q htd sscd for Concerto. Lecture Pubic NJ Sings,
Exhibitions &c with wiihou V and pls.-
Aso tunler Rooms, with d.iiol t CoGuHr
Societies, &C Apply on ;he Ieu-scs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
IIOR SALE. COUNTRY RESIDENCE at

BLhCKROCk, Conn Long Island sound lhe ,iousc IS
TWO STORES good Order. with Hal Parorl Sisc
Room. Kiiohsn floor 1he snd Comprise sh0u
mining the rctd to e water with wall Good
Barn WOOD House &c excellent Wei
bock Izs. The o alton ever deaabis rclui god
Sclco hood healthy For fishing and bathing
surfaced In order close i vii b, aOd Ow
ArJly J. W. HOLBERTON No. 20 Maidei. sao ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
Real estate for Sale.


choice smooth Land situated .hs Town OF Rye
the .Posf leading from agsronek to Rye, Noh
County about distance from ihoi depot On the Fam
large hsndsone and sub lBis Houe with
g. such Coach House BAN, PoutIy yard &c; he
hero choice Fruit Trees br1bev
Ts dcsii4b property in tic Immediate vicinity Of no hssd
son OF NJ jay MT Talbot Mr. Cbspnsp,
easily divided mo Cottage villa
q ac could beauty BY
fhe vicinity FOR price and further particulars apply
ANTHONY J BLTECKER No Broad 81 7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
NO LET or LEASE-on 6th.av., SrOREs Nos.
mo LET-At STAPLETON. STATEN Island.

10 hover Landings beng he fourth House noh of
the Sailors Retreat, the TWO STORY sad ATTIC BRICK
HOUSE (ps.nted hFovvn) with FURNITURE, SIX LOTS u
GROUND aud CARRlAGE MOUSE for months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Il ~ Broadway, ~ LON ER PART fn STORE. Tie
de- It sired Po~oa npsiis ely ~ frirr
No sHfssi se;hsi before \ VI % after T. VI y B~ol
situation for CONFECTIONERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

IL ionsbl- solicited the sock
H. WARWICK No. 81 Whises;
Broadway. NbIhe trade and shippers
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
The Nebraska Delegate.

As the subject Of Nebraska is attracting
mnch of the public attention, it may not be
miss for US to express the qualification We
have derived in the acquaintance Of the Hon
Thomas johnson. the delegate to Congress
from that Territory. He is noble specimen
at the frontier gentleman. During residence
OF seventeen years in the egion tha, he SO a.
bly, represents. he has acquired minute ac.
quaintance with the peculiar interests of his
constituents. His periodical history of the
civilization Of the aborigines in that section
published in connection with the annual re
ports Of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
is cheering to the philanthropist, and affords
abundant evidence of the innate integrity oi
his heart In politics be stands upon the
broad basis of democracy animated and expan
ded by the evangelical spirit of compromise
That man is capable Of sell. government is the
fundamental principle Of his political creed
Washington Union.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

Texas LAND ScRIP.-Certan citizens of New
Orleans in 1885, when Texas had engaged in
what was at that time considered doubtful
struggle for independence, furnished to the
provisional government of the inchoatc Re-
public quantity of arms ammunition and other
supplies essential to the army. The embar-
easements in which the government of the Re-
public found itself involved on the termna.
tion of the war. precluded the payment in
cash Of the debt Incurred for those supplies
In lieu of cash, land scrip was issued to the
creditors at the rate of fifty cents an acre-the
law giving the holder the right to locale the
scrip on any unappropriated lands belonging
to the Republic. Most Of it was located on
the Coast Islands-some on Galveston Island,
some on Mustang and other Islands About
two years since decision was rendered By the
Supreme Court Of that state, adverse to the
claims cfthose who have located land scrip
npon the Islands on the coast of Texas, it be.
to location.
The holders Of the scrip row ask that the
Legislature recognize their titles under the o
riginal locations, or. if that be refused, pay
for their scrip in cash, at the rate of fifty cents
an acre, with eight per cent interest per an.
mum from the date of the patents, or pay them
ten per cent. froms the same date. and issue
new scrip at the rate of fifty cents per acre
We un naerstand that this memorial will soon
be laid before the Legislature Of Texas.-N. o
Bee, Jan.7.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
JAMES d. TEMPLIN,
Axerxey at La,o, Solicitor in Chanceyy
and Notarv Public,

" w "A " /, " w "A
Will attend to all business entrusted to his
care in the United States District Court. and
the Supreme and District Courts of the State OF
Inwa. He will also give strict attention as
Il. Iud Agent, to the purchase and sale Of real
q state. the payment Of taxes renting of proper.
sty, perfecting titles, the sale and location OF
ulnd warrants, the collection of debts, DC, DC.
He has prepared himself with full and COM
s.sete double Index, accompanied with correct
i,lats, of all the United States, State and coun-
~ records of johnson county, Iowa, carefully
comp pared and corrected, by which he is able to
give. at glance, the true title to each town lot
and niece of land in Johnson county, without
Ehe tedious ard uncertain process of ''fumbling
musty records" for days. and at last "buying
mig in q poke" There are no less than 500 i'm. !.
perfect titles ROW in this county. Owners of
real estate should look well to their titles. Per
sons employing him to do their conveyancing
will be charged nothing for the examination OF
title. Office opposite the Land Office, on cor
mer of Washington and Clinton streets.
REFER T0-Hon g Foly0m, Hon Z Garlic
tou, Hon Thomas H Benton, jr., Hon John
Clark, Iowa City.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

AMUsINc-A New York letter writer rela-
les the following rather amusing incident,
which we have not yet seen in the papers OF
that great city;
We had an amusing incident in our new
Board Of tCounciimen on Thursday evening.
The Board had met fosr days, and baIoted for
ty- seven times, before Presiden, was elected.
Four OF the dozen candidates voted for, felt
sure that they were TO be the successful men.
and eech wrote out an eloquent address, to be
delivered on taking the Chair. Two of the
gentlemen happened to put their respective
addresses in their respective hats; and, by some
mistake, the one who was elected, got hold OF
and delivered the address Of the one who uasnt
The anu. ement of those in the secret may be
better imagined than described Del Gazette.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

APREsEsT TO THE UNITED STATEs.-,he
President transmitted TO Congress today the
elegant set Of works presented by her Britain
mic Majes'y's government to the United States,
illustrative of the exhibition in the Crystal Pal
ace in London in 1851. The set OF works
presented contain srries Of nine volumes,
which contain the Jury Reports Of the Exhibi.
ton, illustrated by elegant photographs OF ar.
ticles exhibited, and ypor's of the commission
ers; also, illustrated catalogues and medals
struck by order ofthe commissioners rs.-Eve-
ming Star
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

From lower California we have dates
tie 10Th and the accounts are very contrsdic-
tory. Papers, however, agree in sayirg that
the hllib1s'ers were beseiged in house BY 100
Mexicans from the 5th 10 the Oath. when
there beiag cold rain, a party of fiiibusters
attacked the chilled and drowsy beseigers who
fled, leaving arms, horses, and brlss field
pieces, and all the camp equipments The a..
Ibu'ters deny having pillaged end robbed the
natives. :.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
The Poor Mans Day.

By FBENEzER ELLIOT.
Sabbath holy
To the lowly
Still thou art welcome day
When thou comest, earth and ocean,
Shade and brightness, rest and motion,
Help the poor mans heart to pray.
Sun-waked forest!
Bird, that soarest
Der the mute empurpled moorl
Throstle's song, that streamlike fowest
Wind, that over dew drop goest
Welcome now the woe worn poor.
Little river,
Young forever!
Cloud, gold bright with thankful glee
Happy woodbine, gladly weeping;
GDa', within the wild rose keeping;
Oh, that they were blessed as ye!
Sabbath holy!
For the lowly
Paint with flowers thy glittering sod .
Fer afliist,onA' soas spx i.aghesss.
Bid thy rnuuussstrs, wspnss and waters,
Pray to God-thc poor mans God
Pale young mother!
Gasping brother
Sister, toiling in despair
Grief how'd sire, that life long diestl
White Tipped child, that sleeping sighesti
Come, and drinkithc light and air.
Still God liveth
Still hegiveth
What no law can lake away;
And, oh Sabbath H'inging gladness
Unto hearts of weart sadness,
Still art thou "Tlf Poor Mans day p
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1854.
Geusrfssiional.
srsArr,,jau. a.

oENATE, Jau. q.
Mr.. JONES. of lows. pcssnted three petitions
Of citizens of Iowa, Praying that grant Of
land may be made 70 pa 10 the construction
Of the Great Western Airline railroad from Fl.
Wayne to Council dluffs; which was referred
to the Committee on fnsic Lands.
Mr.. DopoE. Of lows presented three petit
tions of citizens Of Cay and Fayette counties.
pray ing for the estak 4llaent Of mail route
from McGregors ndnG to Bradford, in
Chickasaw county, Ielwafhich was referred to
the Committee on thc lst Office and Post
Roads. .
| AlsossthqeesJ eii1sus Of Iowa
lprNi1k III J. 81 / ~ 4 nade TO-
le1 oof We41Qee.
~ "a 4 -
= = w.
Ton Fuoile
cAH
Mr.. pSEs' oi io~a - -"
CoW'''ee =" ie"s.o -
foiut'oh III reia'''" " '"'
Tiii granting h'e years n -.
oi oaP'a'n ou""'''"' .p:. -
''ea " aen 'n' S''""'' ...I,;ma y,
nc o'i was ''"u "''' O..
uhauiihous 'ouse"'' anu
'"'.'ee '' inc "v'e. oshoI,
proposes " u"''' '"' -:
'erior " Piaoe .'' n'"'o -,
'uo" :" oap'"'n '"D'', - g. fvo
'ne '''' - pe"'' .' =
years noa' o""u"' ~
~hich her husoahu was e"'''''S ~ 'A' ''''S y
ms uea'h. -,
MT Dopch' :" ,o"'' 'u'
ing resolution; which was CONSIDERED 'y uhah,
imous consent, and agreed TO:
hesoloed' mat the oomm'''ee on "'i'A's
Affairs De instructed 10 inquire 'n'o '"o eAP'
diency oi es'aohshihg military po'' az VI
near sargents Bluffs on the missouri r''er,,o'
the protection of the western "oh''er o' '"e
state Oh Iowa.
HOUSE. . an' ~.
Mr. HkSN' presented tne Peu'ioh o' A'
barker and thirty -hVe Others ctlzens oi iowa
asking grant oi'ands 70 she o'a'eso u i""'"na
Illinois, and IOWA. 10 aio IN 'ne eonA''a'''o'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

IVA country poet has addressed TIE follow
ing lines" To Laura:p
"Them charms Of yourn must soon d,cav
With all the joys that youth has b urg
For teaaty anickly fades away '.4ste
Then 90 1t, lady, while you're youngn
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

DRS. MORSMAN e. SANDERS
vTAVE associated themselves together in the
II Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. They
viii at tend promptly to all calls at all times.
TivLt ca lis made at their residences on the
ys,w. q pposite each other.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

IT"Sammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand
there scratching your head; stir your s,umps,
or you'll make no progress in life,"
"Why, father, I've often heard you say that
the only way to get on in this world was to
scratch head"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08

ga constable pursued thief, who took
refuge on stump in swamp, and pulled the
rail after him on which be went out. The con-
stable made The following return:
s'Sigh,able-conversabl est come-at
able-in swampum-up siumpum-railo.o
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
r. B. CROFT,

rroRNEy AT LAW, Marengo, Iowa co.,
n T;il ttend to all business entrus.
eS i RMLand LIN Warra nts located in any part of
tha st..a on the folloy ing terms. viz: l6O acres
aio. 90 eS.ao * April 81, ls52.-y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-02-08
BTA correspondent of the Southern Planter

D7A correspondent of the Southern Planter
says.
81 saw in some agricultural work, perhaps
your own, that the water in which Irish pota
toes have been boiled, if applied to cows would
kill lice on them. l tried it several times with
signal success; a few days ago, ordered my
boy to try it upon my cows, which at this time
of the year. generally, are full of ticks; the re'
suit of which is that the vermin have all tax.
ken their departure"