Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-08-23

"SirN you shall hear from me-, said fellow
with laundering voice and chimney hack
frOwn, to Yankee editor. who had published
something he construed as too hard upon his
party, ,,you shall hear from mel" and he shook
his finger Significantly. "That's right, dsu,
said Jonathan, cody. and bowling politely
''prifr occasionally, aud let me knop kaow
yeu'ro gcttin' along"
Sr. LouIs CoNoREssIoSAL ElEotlox --)ficial
returns from the St. Louis Congrossfoual cleo
ton gives the result thus:
For Kennel, tWhig) 6,25I
BentonI tDem.) 5.3OA
Polk. (Adninistration) 373
IMMianAsrs FOR KAssAs.-I:is is said that hfty
or sixty families from Vermont are making
preparations to start for Kansas. They will
probably 60 out In August, under the auspices
"f the Emigrant Aid Society. The Secretary
OF this society is overwhelmed with applica-
tions for information.
srLrpiA WALKER, aged log years, widow Of
an old soldier Of the Revolution, 10 now Q eli.
isen Of Highland county. and in the eniuymsnt
OF good heath. The history OF the world dur
ing the old lady's career would require q mon
strous volume for its srecord.--Cinoinnati Eng.
rs'It Is said that lands near st. Paul Min !.
nesota, which q year ago sold for $3U an acrv.
are now selling at $27S An acre.
aTMr. Raymond. Of the New York Tmes.
is the responsible editor Of Hsvper's Msgssiss,
and IL said 70 receive the pleasant little salary
OF $4,000 per annuha for the performance Of his
duties ~ such
An Irish editor, In speaking of the missriss
Of hrs country, says: Her cup OF misery hiss
been for ages ostIsocing aud not yet fell!
The 6rst three children baptized in Bostea
were named Joy, Rseompsnss, and Pity.
BAxx CAPITAL. The last Legislature OF Con-
necticut increased the banking capital of that
Stale thyss nitlioss one hundred and ekiyty-saves
fhoNeeNd dobtSrs! and the amount Of f..oeomiee
TO pay" says the 1ssnes, allowed 10 bs issued
on this. without security to the Slate. 10 msrU
than four and-a hslf millions cf dolisys!
gTIt took thirty six thousand pounds Of
gold TO pay the check of seusn m.ilions. eiven
to the Mexican Minister, In accordance With
the late treaty.
"Why Slab. am astonished.' said Z worthy
deacon, didn't we take you into the church :
short time sincei" Il believe so," bicuppsd
STA. land between you aud me and the post.
it was little the darndest take IN you svsr
seed or heard Of"
MoRrALIrY .--Of279 inmates Of The Buffalo
Poor House during the month Of July. 6S Of
of them. it is said, disd-5s BY cholera.
The woman who never interfsred with hsr
husbands affairs is in town. She 10 unmar.
ried!
CaOLERA IN FxAxcE "A letter from Marssilse.
dstsd July 10. states that the cholsra We re-
ging with grea: violence in that city, and co..
900 OF the inhsbitants had left. on the IS4h
there were l67 deaths: :l6th, 100; .lss; 18Th.
I57
AsorHER MAMxora.-At Donald MeXay's
yard. East Boston. the keel 10: being laid 1sg
a new clipper ship to equal the Cyssl Rkvutjle
in size--or OF 4. 900 tuns buythsn-to b. bulk
for Messrs James Bainss d Co, Of Livespool.
and to be named the "Dondld 1sks1."
Er"Ah poor thing, it's gore Il l.ss" ,.;A
fond father to friend. aiiudinr 70 "a 1sssS
Of baby Two Eonths old; 'sbut vs ala aii q
could fer il. and there's no ose rspiping. Il
vas i'll only week. and during that time u
had four doctors, who gave L eight ealeuel
powders. applied one blister 10 tie shest. ~
mustard plastsrs. and gave IL antimoaial vine.
and other medicines in sbun6anss. Pet ID
poor thing died |" Hs,' =,