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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

HDATRlCK HENRY ACANEMY.-Thc subscriber,
entertaining feelings of the deepest interest for the
continued prosperity OF the Patrick Henry Academy,
and observing witt, pride and delight It's increasing pa.
tronauc has at the instance Of the Trustees associated
with himself in the management of the Academy, tie
Rev William Perkins. The r8alied character for intel
ligencc and pry which A7 erkins bears and his quail:
fications scholar added to his experience Teach
rr will give the Academy advantages which has
ioyrd at previous period and secure to every pupil
in all the branches ni education, equal attention and in
rructIon. JOS. T. -bGDF HI7.
The subscribers having associated themselves in the
management oil tie Patrick Henry Academy, announce
to the public the of the exercises OF the
next year. on the 18th January, 1870
The course of instruction in the ancient languages,
together with tho Sciences extensive IN ary ST.
miar school in the State. The subscribers pedgc them
selves that M pains will be spared render the pupil
entirely familiar with any branch Of education which
nny be the subject Of his attention. With the ancient
languages and the sciences. ancient history and g""ga.
ply will be strictly attended to- Adams and Potter are
the text books in Roman and Greek antiquities
The first principles nfcducatinn generally neg lcclcd
in our schools writing and alithetic) WILL in no i'll
stance, he omitted.
The extensive and suitable arrangements Of the AGA
dcmv for the purposes of study, too well known to
require any remark. And the public generally
quunted with its other peculiar and rarr surpassed
advantages.
Arrangements arc now making to furnish the Acadc-
my with Il general collection of the latest and most i'm
for library is also laid, By furnishing The Academy with
books Tor general reference with all the commentators
upon the ancient languages aud the lc1lcons: and die
onacs, the prices Of which, generally deprive ouryouh
of the of them.
The regular examination will commence at the cxp-
ration of each session. and he conducted 10 attest
the proficiency Of the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made through the
ucghbohood, fer boarding in the most respectable an
lies.
Boarding, including washing: lodging, candles, and
fire. wood per session offve months, ....... $50 90
Tution-Ancient Languages and the Sciences, ~ 50
English: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III w
JOS. 7. GODFREY.
WILLIAM PERKINS, Jr
The subscriber will be prepared to accommodate board
crs in his family, and will regularly enlarge his esta.
blisllnlent for their future accommodation.
WILLIAM PERKINS, Jr
The Trustees. whose duty it made at the establish
mcn of the Patrick Henry Academy, to attend 10 the
execution Of all the rules and regulations for the govern
ment of the institution and to be present at the public
examinations, will in every instance. promptly attend TO
the sane, and make such report the may
quire. TIE TRUSTEES.
Dec. TO- W-w3w
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@ GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-T"

& GOOD COUNTRY SCliOOL.-l".
N residing four miles north of Chariot
county of Albc,narle, with view to rdu MS
daughters, has employed Miss Heart, d 70 : "a"
Mrs Wizards Seminary, Troy. New York 5''
sided in his family for the last ten months II" j.
hesitation in saying, that his own daughters, and
who have been committed to her care: have ma
satisfactory progress. She is qualified to To-"
every branch of English, the French language,
and Drawing. Ie will take eight or ten gl,ls W.
age of -, as bolrdcrs. The next session will co.."
on the Goth Of January. and terminate on the .
June Every branch of English will be taught (,
French Sl0 Music $50 Drawing SIS. Board, b.
and candles furnished by the subscriber, $50.
and tuition fees to be paid one half in advance.
A native of France will be employed in the,
who will give French lessons for the additional
$40 per session. SAMUEL "a
Dec 10 6.}--.w6w
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UNIVERSITY OF VlRcsrA, Nov. 5, lS35.


Understanding that Mr.. Frederick w. Coleman -
about 10 become all instructor in Concord Acadrny,l
readily add my Testimony 10 that already given = his
qualifications Til. degrees which he obtained thu
,I,rc. wears in which lie was Il student in tbs II.
s,i,ution afford the bust evidence he give # w
proficiency in the several branches Of acadrmca
knowledge; and Mr. C"!cinans moral character and
d,Sposon recommend him teacher, no less t!an
his intellectual requirements. Daring the two Yeas
that ne attended the school of Moral Philosophy, nal
an opportunity of knowing him well; and II "Pp"a''I
to ne" that in greater degree cnnclIia"d rrs
cannot rbear 10 add, that of the best fruits of he
University as anticipated by its founders and tr"nt'
was that it would ilsc throughout the STATE the n"aEs
of mare and M0roayh course gt instructor
than j. before rd-tlat these hopes barc been
piy rcaizcd-and that remains for the public 10 dcc2
by the encouragement given TO such OF its alumni aSr'
rage in the business of tcaching how far they will pro-
fit by the advantage, and make 1t permanent
GEORGE TUCKER.
Er0tcSSUr of uvrdL phiiOSOvhy.
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EN- HY-EIRuI>IA.--ln Chester 40
n ty Court, November 9th, lS;Ej:
Elizabeth wilkinson, 80
against ,,....
James n. Cox, Admir-. Of Margaret wax
Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, and ="
The defendants, Thomas Cole aud NJ
not having entered their appearance and
sseeId!as 70 ths &: q AssGGss
Court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction o. '
that they are not inhabitants of this Comm -
is ordered that the said defendants do app'
the first day of February Court next, and ..-
plaintiffs bill, and that copy Of this order T. "
inserted in some newspaper printed in the ca
rnond, for eight weeks succcssively, and q"
posted al the front door Of the Court house a. :
ty. A Copy. Tcstc, l.. NUNNALL'
November a. -"
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TMNHE SUBSCRIBERS, DcaIerS IN MES ard Fang
"a Go0ds, a,cy at l3l. Pearl Street, New York, woo4
inform their friends that in consequence Of the dcsiru'
ton of their store By the late caatous fire. they have
removed to the large and con yenicn building No il"
berty Street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant I'll r6"''
Seed Store and Immediately contiguous to the City a"d
other Hotels The loss they will susaln will be- h'''
fling; and as their stock, the coming Spring. 81" 81.
lirely new, they hope to offer increased tacc, d.
chascrs OF goods i'll their line.
II, - ~
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Inond, is heavily timberrd, and wilLja hs ajLc a. q
g5rllr Sd17s; about fourth of the
land cleared. Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer
December II. Go
WD ICHMOND COUNTY LAND FOR SALE
q q TIE subscriber being dcslrous and determined TO
to State: provided he can dispose of his
lands &c, in the Northern Neck he therefore offers his
public Lots and Houses. at Stoncy Ill., on the most
sonablc terms consisting of tavern, which is
house, three stories g containing under the roof eight
and passage, which renders it quite comfortable
and we'll calculated 10 entertain Travellers &c There are
good stables store. house, new granary, Kitchen
icchousc and all other out-houscs necessary at public
placc-all of which has been built since 1870 There IL
also good well in the yard not to be cxcced by any,
for good water in this State There are about % acres
Of land attached to The lot.
will also offer another lo adjoining the same tract,
known by the name of Whites Tavern, containing about
81 acres with good dwelling house, and other out
houses on it, which, with little repair would DC IN good
order
will also offer another tract, containing 2O2 acres
miles South West of WcSmoreand Court. House, with
good dwelling house, kitchen, granary, stables, and
other necessary out-houscs.
will also offer another tract. containing 300 acres,
l2 miles West of Wcsttnoreand Z. Ill valuable
forest farm. There good dwelling house. granary,
corn houses Stables &c. and tirst-rate grls MILL lately
built
will also offer another tract in the extreme end of
the county, containing go acres, win GOOD d"eling-
house, and other out-houses on It,
All the foregoing lands lying in the county Of Rich:
rnond and State OF Virginia, are healthy situations.
deem it unnecessary give further description Of the
lands. as those wishing purchase view for them
selves, &c. !USHUa fEAMI,
RICfIARD HILL, Jr., having become resident of
g. Richmond offers himself to the Public IS G.neral
Trent and Collector in the State Of Virginia-He may
be found when not engaged, at the Store Of Messrs.
Cotton and Clarke, near the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, Dec. %, 1885. 70-wiw
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WEOR SALE-4UO Of good Land, the
1t Chickahominy; lies we'll, eight miles from Rich
mond, is heavily tmbcrcd and wiling hs1 laiLc q z
s51r Suiidfs; about one fourth Of the
land cleared Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the office of the Wing or Enquirer.
Drccmhc1 Il Go
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q KANSAS LANDS.--l will purchase Military Ia
IA tents for lands in the Territory Of Arkansas.
Jun O. 175-l2l1 GEO. l.. SAMPSON
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GEORGE TUCKER.
JygtrsSgr of UvrM phH0SOpk (,

N OTICE--AN persons indebted 10 the late concern
" of WIN. Ford & Co, or to the Estate of William
Ford, requested TO come forward and settle "lh
Mcssrs Fords & Woodson, office on Cary street, "o
are duly authorized receive all debts due to The 52
and said Estate and grant receipts for the SAM
And all persons who haze claims against the SAID con
Germ and Estate, requested 10 present trm without
delay, Ia Mcssrs. Fnrds & WOndson, for settlement
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GRADAr1oNs or DRuNKENNEss.-

GRADATIoNs or DRUNKENNESS.
There is a Rabbinical tradition rela-
ted by Fabricius, that when Noah plan-
ted the vine, Satan attended and sacri-
feed sheep, lion, an ape, and SOW.
These animals were to symbolic the
gradations Of ebriety. When man
begins to drink he is meek and ignor-
ant as the lamb; then he becomes bold
as the lion; his courage is soon trans
formed into the foolishness of the ape;
and at last he wallows in the mire like
the I1Ort0n's Dissertations ON
the Costa R0nsa,a0runa.
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TIT l.. MASSEY & co. have established a
II y Shop in this place for the manufacturing Of
Saddles, Brides, Harness,
IR INKS, &c. &c.
Under the superintendent of ]. H. DUN
HAM, where they will be happy to accom-
modate their friends and the public in general.
They have and will keep on hand a good as
sortment Of every thing IN their line Of bust
ness. All orders will be thankfully received
and punctually attended to. The shop is on
Main-street, two doors above the store Of
O'Ferrall, Cox Il Co.
Du Buque, June 8, 1886. 5tf
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Dw BW@wB e
WEDNESDAY ......JUNE &c. 1886.
r1IIr NAIL .ETHE MALE!

Z Ac.;n ,re are under the disagreeable neces-
.;,r e 6ndinc fault with the mail arrangements
in this region. a gentleman from Cassville---
30 miles distant--called at this Office few
DAYS since, and desired his paper to be discon-
tinued. because, as he informed us, it was all
WAYS at least three sueeks old when it reached
him! and every thing in it had long been anti
cipated by the steamboats,. .sYour papers, y
said he, sseo first to Galena, thence to Elk
Grove. Beetown. Boyce's p. O.. and after So
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sHYMENEAI..

M HfARRIED--On Tuesday the 14th inst by
the Rev. M. Maszuchelli, M. W. Power, Of
tets Grove.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, by Ira VIII
liams, Esq. Mr.. HENRY COLLINS Of Du Buque,
to Miss MARGARRT BURRIs, of Indiana.
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Ready-Illade Clothing.
Clock and Watch Repairing.

DANIEL 8GRANDBECK respectfully in
- forms the inhabitants Of Du Buque and vi
cinity, that he carries on the above business in
its various branches, in Patrick Fins house,
up stairs, nearly opposite John Regain g. Co.'s
store, where he will repair and clean clocks
and watches Of every description, musical
boxes and jewelry. Having served regular
apprenticeship to the business in Europe, and
worked at it for number of years in the Uni
ted States, he belivcs that he will be able to
give general satisfaction.
Du Buque, June %, 1886
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DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
June IA, Heroine for ST. Louis, Tomlin
II, Wisconsin for p. du Chen, Glenn
l6, Wisconsin st. Louis, Glenn
16, Palmyra P. du Chen, Cole
IL, St. Peters for st. Louis, Throckmorton
Is, Palmyra for st. Louis, Cole
90, Galenian for Paris, w. r., Plasterage
20. Dn. Buque for st. Louis, Atchison.
N. B. The Galenian is expected to touch at
Galeaa on her return from this place:
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U-26o head of Cattle were driven from
Missouri to this place few days ago. Stock
cattle demand good price at Du Buque.

Insaply 70 the inquiries Of IA FRlESD, 2
we VIII state, that IN the paragraph mention
ing the want Of another preacher in this place,
we did not intend any imputation upon the
qualifications Of the Rev. gentlemen already
among us. And in the article headed .sMARcH
OF MIND" ailusion was made to the preaching
OF an itinerant person who came, among us
withanother mans .better-half.'
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The probable expense for the completion Of
the walls, roof, and floor Of the Church will
amount to $500 90, beside the $675 90 unpaid
and contracted.
The total sum now required for the pay
ment Of existing debts and contracted work,
together with The amount to finish the work as
aforesaid, 41,O81. The subscribers TO the
Catholic Church will now see the necessity Of
paying thei, subscription without dc,zy.-
They, and the inhabitants of Du Buque, are
hpmbl requested TO contribute their mite to
The completion Of SO good work, intended for
the improvement Of morals, and for the use Of
the public, when 20 required.
The undersigned feels extremely pleased
with the generosity Of those citizens who, We've
Ing The advantages that must result from this
public building, hayeso promptly supplied the
means; and hattefs himself that the rest Of
this worthy community, moved by the same
principles, will no longer leave rs disappoint-
ed. SAMUEL MAZZUCHEIfI.
Du BuquA June 20, 1896. -
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WEEKLY STEAMBOAT REGI sTER,

ARRIVALS.
June IA, Wisconsin from st. Louis, Glenn
IA, Heroine do. Tomlin
l6. Wisconsin, P. du Chen, Glenn
l6, Palmyra, st. Louis, Cole
IL, St.Peters FIN 81. Peters, Throckmorton
800 II, Palmyra from P. du Chen, Cole
20, Galenian st. Louis, Plasterage
20, Du Buque from st. Louis, Atchison
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DU BU'QU VISITOR.
NJ. w. POWER,

OF PERU,
AS just received per steamer Wisconsin,, a
large supply of
Groceries and Provisions;
ALSO-A general assortment Of
YGOODS, CLOTHING,& SC
CONSISTING OF
SO bbls. Flour, 80 do Pork, 6 do Molases,
6 do Mackerel, 10 do Dried Fruit,
3 do Loaf Sugar, 3 hhds Sugar,
sacks Coffee, chests Imperial Tea, I
8 chests Young Hyson Tea, 10 sacks Salt
~ boxes Goldfish, hid Rice,
6 boxes Cayendish Tobacco, IL
IL kegs Nails, 80 do Powder,
20 bags Shot, 6 boxes Starch,
9 bbls. Almonds, boxes Dried Herrings,
] Dbl. Dried Currants, 6 boxes Mustard,
boxes Cayenne Pepper,
doz boxes Melee and Spanish Cigars.
20 boxes Dipt and Mould Candles,
lG boxes Soap.
LILO u O RS.
Whiskey, Brandy, Rum, Gin; Madeira,
Teneriffe. Malaga, Claret, Mascat and
Champagne Wines.
Ready-Ilade Clothing.
Calicoes. Ginghsms, Muslins, Cambricks,
l.aces, Ribbands, Linen Diapers, Hdkfs.
Checks, Domestics, Ticking, Flannels;
Blue and Black Cloths, Cassinets,
Erminets, Stcrmant's Blue Drilling
Fine and Coarse Boots, Fine and Coarse
Brcgans, Pumps, &c.
Hats, Of the latest fashion.
The subscriber offers the above articles for
ale on the most reasonable terms for Cash,
lead or Mineral.
Peru, June %, 1886. 7--tf
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William w. Coriell,
ATTORNEY .a1'5 L.aU.
store. $500 = - o''A'
Du Buque, June %, 1886.
Notice.

Notice.
IHE subscribers have opened shon and
expect to carry on BL.qCKSMI7,HINly IN
al IT'S various branches, in the shop formerly
occupied by Messrs. Prentice g. Morrison. hacl
OF UFerrall, Cox g. Co.'s store. where thew
expect to attend closely to business. and viii
execute any thing in their line with neatness
and despatch. They hope by close attention
ana the experience which one of the firm has
had n IN the business, to give general satisfac-
non, and merit share of the public patronage.
DAVID WATSON,
ABRAHAM MORGAN.
Du Bu9ue, June %, 1886.
N. 3. No credit for work done at our shor.
Mills & Hoge,
C0uasellors and .4tfor7eevs at La,v.
GALENA, ILLS.
" Office on Bench St., two doors north Of
Benefits Hotel.
THE subscribers.G ave united in the practice
Of the LAW liz this and the ADJOINING
counties, and in the counties of Du Buque.
Crawford and Iowa, in the Territory of Wis
consln, and will be happy to receive any or
ders In their profession.
BENJAMIN MILLS,
JOSEPH p. HOGE.
June Is, 1886 6tf
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= ~ .AcT.T There IS apieceof ground
,..e n 1ssg which cost, in 1880, sirty-
..o - uot.drs. which has risen in value
= ING rae @ one hundred per cent. per
DA1 on me original cost ever aimee.
embracing 2 period Of .fre peus s and
s17's1 Beat this who csn. az !
Chicago .7nser;can.
a bill is now before the LesisIature
81 Connecticut for allowing SO cents {
Gay TO each person who performs mill
ua. onty: . We see no reason why
person should not be paid for this spe-
cles OF service which he is obliged to
perform az well Is for exercising the
mnctions Of any civil Office which he
can accept or decline at hisoption. lii.
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RARE SPECULATION!

pLATS Of the CITY OF BELMONT
will be exhibited at Mineral Point on
Tuesday the 18th inst, and at Du Buque ON
the same day. gentlemen wishing to purchase
may see the plats at the house Of Stephen Ter.
rel, Mineral Point, and at the store Of Charles
Gratiot Il Co., Du Buque. "A sale Of Lots
will take place on the premises, on Monday,
the 23d instant.
BELMONT is handsomely situated in q
commanding position between the two Platte
Mounds, in Iowa county, and in point Of beauty
aud healthfulncss, is not surpassed in the
Western country. Occupying point where
the natural avenues Of the country unite, it
must ever possess superior advantages for the
transaction Of business. From this place arc
found ridges leading to the Wisconsin on the
road to Prairie du Chen, to Van Buren,, to
Blue river, 70 Mineral Point, to tho Willow
Springs, to the Mississippi opposite Du Duque,
and to Galena; and Rail Road IL expected 70
be constructed from this place to some point
on the Mississippi river or to Galena, which
will be commenced the ensuing year. Little
doubt now remains, that Belmont will be se-
lected as the seat of justice Of nesc coUnty.
JOHN ATcHISON, Proprsefor.
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Du R.lque Catholic Church.

Tins stoncae dif1cc, the largest, and handsorn-
est in the county, being built by the lbcrality
Of the people of the mines, the undersigned,
superintendent of the work, deems necessary
to present, for the second time, before the eye
of the public, summary of the Church ac-
counts, so that those who have already contri-
buted to its erection, and those who have pro-
missed by subscription, or feel disposed to do
the like, may, rest assured Of the economy with
which it is conducted.
Amount subscribed from Both July, 1885, to
goth June, 1886, $3;GG9 81
Do. paid 2,055 81
Balance due on the subscription, 945 90
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f-fhe communication signed o. will be
inserted next week.
FOURTH OF JULY.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Du
Buque, convened at the Tontine House
on Tuesday afternoon 18th inst, HI.
RAM LOOMS was called to the Chair,
and WILLIAM w. CoR11hL appointed
Secretary. After some appropriate re-
marks from the Chairman, announcing
the object Of the meeting, the follow
ing resolutions were proposed and a
dopted.
s-.s-ast. Resolved, That we celebrate the
9TH day of July next, not only. as the
birth day Of our national indepc,,-
dence, but also as that Of the TEnR1To-
ny OF WISCONSIN,.
"a. Res0lsed, That committee of
Iwenty-tour citizens be appointed by
TINS meeting to make arrangements for
such celebration and that It consist Of
- - wheeler, r. G. Bourne,
=! u. LOOMS, Warner Lewis,
!homas Fassitt, VIM. G. Jones,
r Z. Coriell, r. A. Lorimer,
= lockwood, Davis Gillian,
x n.ng, Doct. F. Andres,
II, MASON, T. Samuels,
nlllo e: Prentice, Hosea T. Camp,
/ Jesse M;faarrlson, Edward White,
Leroy Jackson, John Ewing
yonn Lorraine, s. K. Mem asters,
:. 4. O'FerraH, D. F. Blythe.
Sd. Resolyed, That the nrocea,,;r !.
g TINS meeting be published in the Du
Buuue Visifnrs
-, H. LOOMS, Chm.
YIN. ~. CoRRIELL, Sec'y.
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The sale OF Lots IN belmont

as above stated, is poslponed till the FIRST
WEEK In JUNE. The pubic win BE mo-
tilted on what day Of the week, and 1T what
place: A Plat Of the Town may be seen at
the store Of Messrs. Charles Gratiot 4 Co.,
Dn Buque; at the house Of Mr.. s. Terril,
Mineral Point, and at the store of the Proprie-
tor, Galena. Persons wishing to purchase can
have an opportunity at private ak.
Mays16 1896 3tf
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VaCCinate your Childrem.
DU BUQLZE STORE.

SWAN, WEBSTER & co.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Du Buque and its vicinity. that they have
taken the store house directly opposite the
post Office, on Main street, where they are now
receiving and opening seasonable and well
selected stock Of GOODS, consisting in part
as follows
JDl2Wq}@@1DS q G52O@NNalu3S,
A superior lot Of
RE.2DEAL2LlLE CLOTHING,
Direct from New Y ork; BOOTS and SHOES
and PROVISIONS will be constantly kept on
hand. Those wishing to avail themselves Of
good bargains will do well to call, for we are
determined to sell low for cash, lead, or mine.
raj. Du Buque, June l, 1886 Aft
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PROSPERITY OF DU BUQUE.
), We continue to have large additions to our

population. Among the numerous arrivals of
emigrants, we notice in particular. a company
of about SO persons from Philadelphia
gentlemen principally mechanics, and all men
offirst-rate character; and two smaller parties
from Ohio--farmers and mechanics, --men made
of the right stuff for pioneers. Indeed, calm
observer must be struck at contemplating the
business of town only three years old. One
will witness every where in Wisconsin, sur
prising augmentation Of inhabitants, and cor
responding progress in wealth and improve
ment---but particularly in Du Buque and Des
Moines counties. History furnishes no exam
pie Of such rapid advances.
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HOPARTNERSHIP. The subscribers have
- this day associated with them in business,
Mr.. JOHN o. GRAHAM. They will con-
time to do general Mercantile and Lead Bss-
mess, at their old stand, under the firm Of
'O'FERRALL, Cox, e. Co.