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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
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comment upon 10 to~n, i.' u' '"A
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below own. TO which the re'appearahce o. '"e
missionary Annals with the January num-
Der, has called our attention.
here we shall hnd a group o. slr's and ooy''
ciesn'y ana cared ior' ana hsppy 10 'ee' 'nA'
tAe'r,s ~ no longer the lot 10 shaver ~ rags
about the purleus OF the Five Points. eafnihg
am'seraole 1--we iho"d W oeggary OF 'he's'
and growing up in'o crime ana "'e'sneoness'
dwaried and stun'ed' desperate ana W''nous
hope - .e (.
Here, ike brands p'ucked from the burning
ready TO 20 out into the world, TO gain friends.
and comfort-perhaps honor aud affloense.
trained up as they are, to habis Of industry
and virtue.
Here are the Publication Office, the Sanctum
aud the Press room Of tie Missionary An.
nails" and here has the indefa.gaois publish
Or composed and tolled. with type and pen,
with press and ink, un'il rude but instruc.
tive pamphlet has been issued. monument OF
perseverance, under obstacles almost over,
whe:ming.
May it's friends and patrons De many. III
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tude OF the inian. nPiscopa'-ch 10 lows
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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
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n We End The following complimentary alu
sion to the sietin Of the late Free Soil Senate
: iapfsree. IN the columns of the Cumosriand
{Md., Alisgkssian. Like mos. compliments,
however, il 10 unfortunately a., wide Of the
,rust.s % Jshn q CAihounism 10 Of Theodore
Patterson. Read: q
aRev, James Harlan Of Iowa has been elec
ted U. s. Senator. for 6 years from the 4th OF
March next. TO succeed Gen. A; Q. Dodge: 1t
e reported that Mr.. Harlan il = National big.
snd, was elected by Q union Of Whigs and
Democrats against tbs :" fnsion. candidate"
Psrmi. Us. our Maryland neighbor. to assurs
you that tie Rev. James Harlan is An aboli-
,,ieai.t 81 lhe vooiiiess stripe. and that he OBJ
tanned his election .tface,iously, 90 cailed)
lkssrh a'Fyes Soil Wing essess. and Not by
Joint convention Of the Senate and House, as
!. prescribed by Statute 81 1877; and more
. han ths, that b. will never get > seat in the
> federal Senate, upon . due preservation Of tbs
facts in the cass. 800
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

AZ. meAt;nv A. iha Oau.;.

AT ! meeting Of The Democratic citizens Of
johnson county. held at the Capitol on the
evening Of the 22d inst. JAS. II. Gown was
called TO the Chair, and g. d. PALMER appoint.
ed Secretary.
On motion. the following named gentlemen
were appointed to represent johnson county in
the State Convention to meet in this city on
the Oath inst, F H. Lee. Jas. II Cover, A.
H. Palmer, L b. Pa lcrson, aud Saml MulhoI
land.
Meeting adjourned.
JAS H. COVER. Prest.
G. D PALxEA, See'y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

uJThe foiowing photographic despatch re
lates 10 the recent suspension of Page, Bacon
4 Co. OF 81 Louis.
New YoRK. Jan. Is.
1t Is announced that ali drafts Of Page IA.
con d Co of San Francisco, will be paid in
this city by the Bank Of America 1t is under
stood the California House viii remain un-
shaken by the failure of that in ST. Louis.
The failure in It Louis. it is ruGored. wa,
caused by the jealousy Of ceri ain Wall street
houses largely engaged in money affairs at
the West.
UJames II. Adams was inaugmratcd as
Governor of South Carolina ON he 18th His
Message breathes the spiri! Of Southern Chiv-
airy" with vengeance, aud concludes as
follows:
The signs Of the times are as ope1 to your
vision as they are TO mine. We NAV inter
pref them d fferently, but. to my mind, they
indicate q settled purposeon the part Of the
Nortlern State to assail aud degrade, or rul e
the. bern States. Hpw or when the South
meant TO redress the perls o. her cond ton, "
will not venture 10 anticipate. Time will de
moustrate whether our ms tut IS lends ;o,lift
us up as a people. promptly to protect our
righls and psrpetuate ON. liberties, or whether
they viii sink us down o the svei o. d graded
ANA ruined Provinces"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

MrscAr,Nr The Enquirer informs US that
the steam mill or Chambers. Cadie & Co EN-.
pioys fifty hands, saws 5000 900 feet Of lumber.
5000. 900 h,nglss and 1000. 0o0aa turn
200 900 broom handles, manufactures $500
bedsteads. planes 500 ,OO6 feet Of flooring and
sells about 500 cords Of refuse stuff. all in one
year.
The total assessm. mt Of Musca,ine county
for 1854 Is 50. 2s6. 534.
DARING AND DouprruL.--The Wapcllo Intel.
i2encsr, tells OF one Bates accidentally swal
lowing a bar OF lead elecea inches in length,
which did not lncommode the gentleman seri
ously until it began to corrode. when physi
clans were called, his stdmach opened. the in
truder removed, and the man got we'll. This
looks like "bar" story. don't III
Hoes = Mr. X. Hamilton OF Scott county sold
TO Messrs Burrows 4 Pret,yman, the other
day, Al hogs averaging 345 lbs weight each, at
the highest market price. which the Gdsette for.
ge's TO tell US.
SAD.-Sr,cER Of the Upton Advertiser has
grown SpIcIrR and says --'s the m melancholy H..
n. B
editor Of the Iowa Citv Reporter. has departed
this lfe--(of bachelorship.) He was con-
scious to the last, and met his fate with resig.
nation. Poor Sylvester!
EprcArrosAL Mr. John Starr Of the Cedar
Presbytcry has rendered block in Upton and
sixty lots near by. for educational purposes
and the Presbyter, propose to erect Semina.
~ thereon at cost Of 5000. provided that the
citizens Of Upton evince liberal interest IN
the prciec'.
| F.7AL.,-Wm Hardin Of Louisa county was
killed in Muscatitie IN the 10Th instant, bv i
wagon load ofhoop poles apsetsing upon him
TRADrGy few days since. Robert McGinty
went to his father in laws house in Cascade
Dubuque county in pursuit of wife who had
fled from, his abuse. In the attemp' to assault
her. McG,nty dangerously wounded his father
in-aw. but she escaped to a neighbor's hou SC
whittier lie pursued and finally brutal;y mnr.
dered her then returned home, sho, and cash
cd himself and died the same night.
ViSroS The El3le SAYS: yinton has 500 in.
habitants. fvo stores. three hotels. steam saw
mill aud lies twenty five miles north. west D,
Cedar RAPIDS: tina, the mail contractor offer,
to carry the mail from the latter place to Vim.
ton tpice week instead Of once. for SIOt
| (bope he will get it. and that MIR Littlcohn
the eccentric Temperance lecturer has been en-
tertaining our friends in that yicip, y.
/ Nxw ParNR.-We have received the frs,
number Of the News Published al Ptcrara. 10,
Monona Go and edited by C D. thompson aud
! A G Jack son: from which we learn lia, an ab
duction Of the daughter Of Judge Thompson, a
girl Of fifteen summers, was attempted on the
25th ult. by one John N Savage. and fsilcd
CLOSED i hr last Nhiskey shop o;'um
wa.
WAsHrsGroS--in WashIng'or Co has votod
for in corporation by vote of 81 .o9 The
county contains a population of 1857, 1919
voters.
APPOINTMENT Henry O'Conner Of Musca-
tine to he Pro- 'utiag Attorney in r:sce Of
Woodward recently elected 10 the Supreme
Bench.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
STATE Convention.

wsdo not anticipate very large attendance
At the Democratic State Convention which con-
veues to-day. Let the old Democratic plat
form, however. be consistently adhered to, and
the party will endorse il. They yet retain
tangible State organization, and will be found
ID readiness for the combat and victory al the
nsxt General Election. when the corrupt e'e-
men,s Of our opposition will DO eaten and diss.
Owed intostt'er nothingness. et
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

!. The. General Assembly will adjourn scme
time this week ,-and We assure our friends thai
the doings Of this marvellous body OF Legis'a
tors shall receiveonr ample consideration now
that We are beginning TO see our way through
the mass Of business with which We have been
burdened, and have more leisure for full and
free discussion Of many matters and things, Of
villa, in,erss. 10 the people. which have never
a,hsless iranspired without even apparent re
gard to their wants Or wishes.
The corruption Of a NJ Party Legislature
shall receive it, due exposure and the mischief
sot sueht but the ascendency Of pure Democrat.
ic principles and pure Democratic Legislation
be held up in Us proper light.
. - In Congressional and General news We
are "a, behind. but will shortly endeavor to
atone FOR our short. comings in this particular.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SEN


"WEDNESDAY Evening Jan. II, 7o'clock r N.
S bill Ne73: An act concerning the acknow.
Judgments If deeds in other States ard For
pign countries was taken up, and the amend.
ncnt made NV he House agreed to.
S bill Notes. An act for relocating the seat
OF Justice OF Keokuk county, was taken up
and the amsnIment of the House was reject
ed
ii File No I37: an act to locate State road
keokuk, reah tviso, ,l,h rule suspended. bill
read the third time and passed.
II File No 1879: an act to change the name Of
Dacota in Dubuque county to Centrilla read
twice and referred TO the delegation from Du-
buque.
Ii File No la6: an act to prevent ihe kill
ing o. game at certain seasons Of the year in
certain counties, read twice.
Mr. Wilkinson moved to insert Mus catine
county carried.
Mrworkman moved to insert johnson coun-
ty: carried.
Mr. Coolhaugh moved to insert Desmoine
county. Carried
On melon Of Mr. Preston, Linn county was
Inserted.
Gu motion. the llh rule was suspended,
bill read the third time and passed-Ayes 10.
Nays IL
s bill No 80: An act regulating the State
Library --,eait the third time and passed.
s bill No2i: An act to amend the law in re /.
lation to divorce aud almony, read the third
time and passed Ayes rs Nays5
S bill No -: An act to attach The county Of
Cer-o Gordo. 10 Floyd. for certain purposes:
read he third time aud passed
5 Bill No Al: An act to establish a State
Land Office with Register thereof, eud de.
fining his duties; read by the Secretary.
Mr. Browning offered an amendment
When GU motion OF Mr. Preston. adjourned
| until O'clock TO morrow morning.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
N. Delicate ssnsibilitiss Of Harlanism rampant

Immediately upon the burlesque election OF
lame, Harlan to the U 8. Senate. by the Flu,
sion wing Of The General Assembly. divers and
.sundry mysterious hints began to be circula'
Ted h 10 the probability OF The Professor treat
Ing, and NOT q few Of his congenial spirits
smaoked their lips over the oystcfs and ale in
prospective. e6 .a
III But alas for the Tranquility Of human expec.
-sations Fora day passed on aud never an
iutimation of"santhin 10 take, ANOTHER day.
a torrid aud dry As the desert Of Sahara with
no sign of an oyster oasis in vies;-yet an
: o.hsr. aud the e&pectan. liege. men cleared
their ,hroats for change Of tune.
y The ,ss6abilay was abandoned. aud ,hepro.
,yissy came under consideration. II was all
.oga sudden discovered that the giving OF
oyster suppers was not only in bad taste aud
exceedingly immoral, but q peculiar character.
i.tic Of the Democracy under like circumstan.
ees. Accordingly a chosen few, gentlemen
! Who doubtless had lasted for City six hours,
preparatory to Harlan's banquet. got upa
solemn protest against the policy and expedi-
! epcy Of oys'er suppers given b. successful
nominees to their friends and supporters, and
claiming that the practice was not only seo
/ DeIpocrat,c and only found in Democratic pre-
ceden.s, but .hoskingly inconsistent with the
lofty purity Of the platform, upon which an
abolition Governor was foisted upon the State
and N abolition Senator smugg;sd into his
sest, .hey passed sundry appropriate resolu-
tsUss and desired their general PromulgatioD.
Truly. this is an age when more than in any
other. men live Cor postsriiy and base their
hopss u immortality upon the most extraordi
nary pretences Of greatness.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
: The family residence Of Mr. Jo1

- The family residence Of Mr. John A Ha-
ven in the 18th Ward, N Y was destroyed by
FIRE on the 18th inst, and three daughters per
ished in the fames.
49, No doubt is felt as to the passage Of the
liquor bill in the. Illinois Legislature.
- A prohibitory liquor law is also report
ed to have passed i" New Jersey on the I7th
- The Illinois Central cars left Galena on
the 10Th. bound through TO Cairo. Great times,
these.
Senator NosRIs Of New Hampshire died at
Washington on the 18th II is thought that
Henry F French. brother of the Hon B B
French, will b. appointed 10 the vacancy.
- Famine with all its horrors is raging at
the Cape Des Verdes Islands and sympathy is
asked Of the United States.
- The Massachusetts, liquor Law is not
considered strict CROUCH and it is now asked to
punish dealers with imprisonment a, well as
Aues 5sa-ss,r .g--r v
WIN P. Wheeler. an old acquaintance and
good democrat. has been nom mated for Con.
g'ess in the third Congress DUAL District Of
New Hsmpshirs. S
We have received the Valley Farmer for
Jan nary . first rate number. II our friends
do not believe it. let them send on and get it
| of Woodward 4 Abbott. st Louis.
We have received the "Report and FRO
ceedings Of the Iowa State Agricultural Fair
held At Fairfield last October. well looking
and creditabla pamphlet Of 48 pages. contain
ing the address Of GEO. c. D,xoN Esq.
- The steamer Minnesota Belle arrived .,
Rock Island from ihs Upper Mississippi; on the
l2,h Instant: remarkable mid winter inci
\ dsnt. asSs 20 2s4a
Speaking Of the municipal election IN that
city. tLs Pittsburg Uniss observes
| "The system Of deception practiseA b. the
/ Know Nothings has n Ut rsbuke which We
h"ps will nfuse little decency into their tao.
! tics IN future"
/ Ferdinand Yo's. Anti Know. Kothiog can
1 didae for Mayor received 500 votes over hi,
Knnw.Nothing opponent.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
Peoples Git Eenterprise.

We direct attention to the advertisement of
L W. Abbott, agent OF he Association, The
drawing vii, take place now in a few weeks.
They are but one dollar EACH and entltle the
holder 10 one Of the FIVE engravings first on the
list. whether he draws prize or not. aud the
engravings are on steel. and worth from SO to
81 each.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED BY Authority.

AN AC" TO authorize the qualified electc rs Of
the county Of Black Hawk, to vote on the
removal Of the county seat Of said county
SEC l. BE il enacied by the Generai Assembly
OF the State Of Iosca. That there shai, be a Doll
opened at the usual place of voting, in the Sc
v-ral organized townships IN ack Hawk
county on the first Monday in April next; tor
the ourpose Of allowing the qualified electors
Of said county, TO vote for and against the re-
moval Of the county seat of said county
SEC. The election authorized in the fore
going section, shall be copdu a. other
elections for county officers. except that the
ballots o. the electors shall have written or
printed thereon, the word Cedar Falls" or
''Wa,erloo.' and that place having the great
est numbers OF the votes cast therefor, shall be
thereof er, the county sea. Of said county. Pro
yided, That in the event that Waterloo shall
receive the greatest number of votes: the coun
ty seat Of said county shall be aud remain at
Cedar Falls. until the fourth day Of July next,
and thereafter at the town Of Waterloo.
SEC. 3, 1t shall be ihe duty OF The county
Judge Of said county. to publish the result Of
said vote by proclama,ion. unaer the seal OF
said county, withir twenty days after the said
election, in which proclamation, he sh all sta, e
the number Ofvotes cast Tor each point; and il
a majority Of said votes, shall be for Water
| loo, said proclamation shall contain, a notice
Of the lime when the seat Of Justice shall cease
at Cedar Falls and that from aud after the So ia
fourth day Of. July. the several county o Ii
ces, now required to be held at the county
seat. shall be held at Waterloo; aud it shall b.
the duty Of the said county Judge. to provid.
suitable temporary rooms for their accomno
dation, and for the holding Of the District anc
County Courts.
Sac. 4. 1t shall he the duly of the count,
Judge Of said county, (provided said caua.,
seat be remoyed)to refund the purchase mo
ney. to such persons MS have purchased lots i,
the town Of Cedar Falls from said county. will
interest thereon. from date Of purchase; pro
vited. said purchasers shall quit claim thei
respective titles therein, to The said county o
Black Hawk. ~
SEC S. This &C. 70 take effsc, and be !,
force. from and after the publication in In
Iowa Republican. and Iowa Capital Reporte,
REUBEN NOBLE,
Speaker fthe House Of Representatives.
/ AATURIN l. FISHER.
1 81 President Of the S<ssfe
Approved 18th January. 1855.
JAMES w. GRIMES
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

& dFA destructive 6rs occurred At Monroe,
Mich. on the l4sh instant; loss t500O0.
ETA meeting Of men out Of employmen in
New York city, was held in the Park on the
18th instant. About 10000 present. but no
action determined ON. 4s-s ssre I
uHon j. g., Breckenridge has been APP
pointed Minister 10 Spain in r ace Of Mr. Soule.
resigned.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24

-, Ths 3S;fsss seys Thai ~ Bacon |" conn dent
sshsa ssn.ssaaess sill b received from Califor-
mia within one month, suficisns to have saved
iA,B, Louis House. bad they arrived ]" time.
!. and aSat . .sanster Of tbs gold now on it, way
Has been maze 10 the Bank Of America, which
Z aklifS,iou will psy drasss drawn agssss it.
he 81 70 not being retained ia the hands Of the
! consixnsss. % was, spprehepded.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
SENATE

SENATE January 18th o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. Illus introduced a bill to amend chapter
As Of the code rrlating TO Ferris iere ad twice
and referredto the committee on ILcorpora-
tons
M Browning introduced BIZ, for an act
fixing the terms of the Court in the eighth
judicial district, read twice nth rule suspend.
ed read the third time and passed.
Mr. Shields from the committees on ways and
means reported back H. File No Is Joint reso
luton authorizing the reissue Of certain Audi.
tors Warrants aud recommended its passage.
On motion The | l,h rule was suspended bill
read The third time and passed.
Mr. Shields from the special committee to
whom was reler'ed II Fila No l39-an act to
change the name Of Dakotah to Centris, repor
ted the same back, ard recommended It's indef-
mite post pOnemen,
Mr. Shields from the committee on ways and
means reported back H File No So. an act
providing for Geological Survey OF the State,
and recommended It's pas -age.
On motion the llth rule was suspended bill
raad the third Time and passed ayes ~ nays
Mr. Thurston from the committee ON Internal
improvements reported back Bill No. 81, an
act regulating the issue of county. and cor
poratioE bonds, with proviso aud recommen-
ded is passage.
Proviso OF tho comMi'te tee adopted
Mr. Fulton offered AL amendment which was
accepted, bill ordered to third reading.
MI Hamilton from the select committee to
| whom was referred H file No l04. an act in
creasing the terms Of the District court in
Dnbuane county reported back The same with
! substitute therefor. Substitute adopted, aud
ordered to third reading.
! Mr. Lucas from the committee on roads re-
ported back s. Bill No. ll3. An act for state
road from Shocks Grove to Newton and rec
| commended ITS passage. the llfh rule suspen.
| ded bill read the third time and passed.
/ Mr. 1--we from the committee on the judi.
ciary reported back sub titute for 8. Wll No
lO4 an act defining the duties OF supervisors OF
ruads and highwaYs with amendments and
recommended is passage,
Amendments agreed to.
i On motion the lith rule was suspended Bit
read the third time and passed. ayes n nay,
is.
i NJ Hamilton from the committee on the Jn
dietary reported back 8 Bill No l34, an aci fix
ing the times of holding courts in the fourth
Judicial dist lei, and recommended its psksags
On motion the bill was referred 10 the SenA
tors from that district.
Mr. Love IN reduced the following:
Resoiped by the Senate the House coucurSlnl
that the sum OF one thousand dollars be expen
ded under the snpeTiniende1ce Of the Hovsrno
to increase the STATE Library four hundred dol
lars to be paid for Law b'oks, hvs hundred
dollars for Miscellaneous books and enc han
dred dollars for binding. reed twice and refer
cd To the conn,t,@s on the State Library.
NJ Preston introduced bill Tor an - ;" au
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-24
Senate called TO order.


ThsqsssAiss being on ordering to be en-
crossed Tor third reading the resolution in
troduced by Mr. Hamilton on the subject OF sla-
very in the Territories Of Kansas aud Nebrss-
ka
Mr. Browning offered the following subatl.
tute:
Be it resolved by the General Assembly OF
the Safe Of Iowa. That the series OF acts OF
the 3lst Congress commonly known ~ the
compromise or adjustment 1.-THE act for the re-
covery-Of fugtives from labor included) are
received and acquiesced in by this General As
sembly IS final settlement, in prlncipes and
substance Of the subjects 10 which they relate.
and SO far As these acts a-e concerned we will
maintain them; aud insist on their strict en-.
forcement. until time and expo rience shall dem
ons,rate the necessity Of further legislatio TO
guard against the evasion Of the laws on one
side. and the abuse Of their powers on the 9th.
er,not i,npiariug their present efficiency to car.
~ ont the requirements Of the constitus,on;--
and We deprecafe all further agitation Of the
questions thus settled % dangerous to orr
peace, and viii discountenance all efforts TO
continue or renew such agitation, whenever,
WI erever, Or however made, and We will main.
tain this set,lsInent a. essential TO the integri-
W Of the Union.
The question being on the adoption 81 the
substitute the ayes and nays were demanded
and taken ayes 20, nays Is
Those voting in the Affirmative were Messrs.
Birge, Browning. Clark. Coolbaugh Coop. Love
Lucas, McCulioch, McAchlan, rreston, Ram
say. Shields. Test, Thurston. Udeii and Nj
Presideot-l6
Those voting in the negative were Nessrs
Anderson, Cleaver. Fulton. Hamilton, Hills,
Hogan. Jordan. McCeaFy. Matthew N eedhsm
Park, Saunders, S.hram, Wilkinson and Work.
man-l5. sa5g ~
Substitute adopted
The question then on ordering the substi
tuts TO be engrosssd for third reading. the
, yes and nays we're demanded aud tsksa viii