Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-09
Complimentary.

We clip the following notice oi our humble
endeavors 10 serve the public accep,ably. from
the columns of The Pella Ca-sn', rdi,ed by
Messrs ScHoLrE and GRANT We recognize u
it. the touches Of friend and thank you !.
doctor at the same time extending our own
warnest wishes for the prosperity Of the Ga.
ztfte. It's measure Vi success will be certainly
full. SO long as it maintains the position il now
occupies in the State, as frst.rate weekly
journal, of unexceptionaole mechanical rxecu.
ton, aud superior ability.
The Editors OF the Reporter. already con.
duc,ing one Of the most influential aud ably
conducted journals in the S ate. contemplate
enlargiDg their paper to ian eight coluinp
Newspaper Of the largest size" W. have here
toiorc reg retted when closing its pages. that
II did not contain smore Of the same SORT, bu.
this bids fair TO be obviated materially by his
new arrangement. "Lengthen your cords and
strengthen your stakes" :iiend Sylvester, you
are appreciated"
More Of the Same Sort.
CHANGING over the interesting columns Of the
Fayet,e County Pioneer. edited by Joux GnArxY
Esq. We find the following courteous and un.
solicited allusioh to the Reporter. Gentlemen,
we thank you cordially for your kindnesses,
and hope partially to reciproca,e. by coutinu
ally endeavosing to merit, them.
"CAPirAL REroRrER.-TIis is the name OF
one Of the best newspapers 10 the State. which
is published at Iowa City, by Sylvester, Has. 4
rison 4 Brother, at 81. so in advance
The Reporter is now seven column paper
but in order to keep pace with our fast grow.
ing Stale and the wants Of the people, an en-.
iargeinent Of it to an eight culumn paper 10
At the commencement Of The s4th
volume in June next. leaving the price el syb-
scriptiOD as it now stands.
We have ever hailed the Repostss wish
hearty welcome AID inasmueh = sIosA City
must aud will add gseallE 10 ite interest
and value. lfany there are Vie wish V keep
49, nm As4 - O1vsss N ~ 1ols9 & 81
the same money than BY ss6oesi6ias fos ths
Reporter"
T Col. MANSrrxsxy, Commis1isaer 81 10.
dian Affairs. received severe dsHbhine, u
Tom Hyer, At willards Hotel in wsskiagson
on III 20 ut. The eastigator vas Lieut.. BEAI.
late Indian Agent in California. who at.ribu-
ted the disaliowancs Of certain accounts 70
Manypen ny's personal hostility.
$1,000 English. 5000 Canadian. 5000 Pru..
sian and 1000 Bremen. letters, the receipt Of
one quarter, have been transmitted unopened
BY the P.o. Departmen 1. to the respective
counties from which they came. ., dead let
:ers. st
= Richard White was shot in New Haven
N The 2sth ult.. by William Clark. The mur.
Ter probably originated from tho fact thai
White had married lady. to whom Clark Was
much attached.
= Col. Kinney, Of Central American pros
ective notoristy, was held to bail At Wash.
ng in the sum Of SIC. 900. on charge Of en-
aging in an unlawful military enterprise.
i-Post.mastsr Kendall Of Nov Orleans 10 now |
nder gong prosecution for the smbsszlsmsnt
various sums Of money from letters.
- The District Attorney Of New York has
'und Aa~ in theiProhibi,ory Law. Which defsrs
s'going into effect until the LIST Of July, and
[ayor WooD announces his intention Of abid
g BY the authority Of the Attorney and not
empting 10 enforce ths Law any sooner I