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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-18
Congress-.
in THE SENATE, Tuesday, February 8,

in THE SENATE, Tuesday, February 8,
Several resolutions und sundry petitions
wore acted on, when the Senate proceede,
TO consider Mr.. Benlon's resolutions.
MIR. Leigh nddr' ssed the Senate for about
two hours on the subject.
Mr.. Brown commenced some remarks il
reply, but before he concluded,
The Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE,
On motion of Mr.. Cambreleng, the House
resolved itself into committee of the whole
on the state of the Union, Mr.. Miller in the
chair, and resumed the consideration of the
bill making appropriations for the naval SER
vice of the United States for the year 1886,
on which the principal part of the day was
spent. The committee rose without taking
any question, aud the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10,
In Senate, a message was received from the
President of the United States in reply to the
resolution Of the Senate calling for informa-
tiOn concerning the hostilites in Florida, in
closing report from the Secretary of War
on the subject. The report, which was vol
luminous, was referred to the Committee OH
Military Affairs and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Ewing, on leave, Introduced bill to
authorise the Secretary Of the Treasury to
was referred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Clay laid on the table corrcspon-
dence which he had with the Secretary of
State on the subject Of the genuineness of
letter from the Duke de Brogle to M. Page
ot, and it was ordered to be printed.
The Senate spent some time in the further
consideration Of the resolutions offered by
Mr.. Benton.
On motion of Mr.. Clay, the private bills
from the House, which had been favorably
reported on (thirty-one in number) were all
considered and passed.
In the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, in
Committee of the Whole. the b II making ap
proprations for the Naval Services of the
United States, for 1896, was again taken up;
the question being on motion of Mr.. Bell to
reduce the item of $67, 900 for the Navy Yard
at Portsmouth,, N. II. to 5000. After
considerable discussion, the Committee then
rose, reported progress and the House ad-
journed.
IN the Senate, on Thursday, Feb. ] !, after
the usual morning business, the day was spent
in discussion of the bill and report concern.
ing the corporations of the District Of Colum-
bia. After long debate, the bill was recon-
mitted to the committee for the District, and
the Senate adjourned.
In the House oI representatives, utter the
morning business, the whole day was spent
in discussion of the Navy Appropriation Bill,
principally by Mr.. Pearce, of Rhode Island,
who spoke upon it at great length. lie was
followed by Mr.. Gushing and Mr.. Hardin, and,
without taking any question on the pending
motion to amend the bill, (by reducing one
half the appropriation for the navy yard at
Portsmouth) the committee of the whole rose
and reported progress, and the House ad-
journcd.
The proceedings OF Congress on Friday
md Saturday, are of no material importance.
In the Senate on Friday, the bill for distribu-
ting the proceeds of the sales Of the public
lands, was made the order Of the day for
Wednesday yesterday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-18
NEW GOODS.
EDWARD f. NEWTON,
Has lust reeeired from Boston,

11U0 J00t Feee'ee" :! 0''
4 ppiTIoNAL supplies Of Seasonabie articles,
"A making his assortment very complete. A
mong them ORE
Superfine, middlmg, and low priced Broad
cloths, Of all shades and prices-fancy, buckskin,
ribbed and cheap cassmeres and sattinetis-drab
lion skin. petersham, dufiils. and kerSeys-Pla'n
and figured Bookings. hannels Of all colours
md prices-one bale Of rose blankets, one do
Canton fanneIs-- one do. Russia diaper-One do.
crash-bales Of shirtings and sheetings.
ALSO-fne and very wide cheap cloths for
ladies cloaks-French, German and English Me-
rnos and circassians cambIets, rich black and
cold Italian and figured silks elegant French &
English prints and ginghams-Inda rubber aPronss
a great variety Of fashionable shawls, ribbons.
gloves, hosiery, laces, Sc. Sc All of which
are offered at extreme low prices-parchasers will
find il to their advantage to drop in.
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TIE CHRISTIAN LIBRARY.

Nos. 27, 2s & 20 Jays Lectures-'rhe Chris
tan contemplated in course Of Lectures, by
Wm Jay Price ls2 cts.
Nos. 30 to 36-Memoirs Of the Rev. Christian
Frederick Swartz, to which is prefxed sketch Of
fe History Of Christianity IN lndm; by Hugh
Pearson, ID. ID. Price 37t cts.
Nos 35 and 36-The Mary's; or the Beauty
of Female Holiness, by Robert Philip; price l2sc.
The Christion Library is published in weekly
numbers at 81 els each, or IS u year in advance.
Subscriptions received, and single numbers sold
by w. CALLAHAN,
.agent, NetDport.
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Extract efa Letter, dated -,
Sr. AUGUSTINE, 23d Jan. 1886.

AT present we are in perfect state OF
confusion. and business Of all kinds is entirely
suspendej. Every individual who is able to
hear arms. Young or old. is in camp
The coun,ry is at present ~ dreadful con-
d,ion. II is completely abandoned to the
Indians. and there is not sufficient 'orce'
either regulars or militia. to rcpress their IN
cursions. A million Of dollars would not pay,
tho actua, injury they have already done; and
if they are not destroyed before two months
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NEW WORKS.

The American in England, by the author Of ,
Year in Spain, &c 2 vols
One in Thousand, or the Days Of Henr
Quartre, by & X James, author Of Richelieu,
Sc 2 vols
The Pirate and the Three Caters, &c by Capt.
Manyatt. author of Peter Simple, &c. 2 vols.
Latrobe's RanIbles in America, 2 vols.
The Partisan, a tale of the Revolutionary, by
the author Of Guy Rivers, The Yemassee, Sc
vols.
Chairolas, Prince Of Pana, by the aathor Of
Pelham, and other Tales by various authors, vol.
Supplement to Six Months in a Convent, con-
tanning additions and explanations, I vol.
Lorette, The History Of Louise, daughter Of a
Canadian Nun, exhibiting the interior Of Female
Converts.
Received for saTe and circulation, by
Jan 2lst w. CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-18
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Feb. Is
(Repoued for the Boston Patriot)
At markc, 435 Beef Cattle and $50 Sheep

Al market 435 Beef Cattle and 3oU SheeP'
PRIcEs-Beef Cdttie-No material change
in prices for like quality from last week.
We noticed n few yoke Extra taken at 40s
Cd, and one yoke at something more, We
quote first quality ut 36s a 39s-Second quail
iiy at 3ls Cd 34s 6d-Tbird quality at 2ls
2Ss I'D.
.Sheep-All at market were Of an ordinary
ounlity for the season. We notice the sale
Of one lot only, Of about 100, taken at lbs ID.
.S,pine-Nonc at market,
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February 18th.
JAMES HAMMOND.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

2547 Slavery, w. E. Claiming, vol.
2549 The Partisan, u tale Of the revolution
by the author of the Yemussee-Guy
Rivers &c. 2 vols.
25f9 Rose Hill u tale of the old dominion
by a Virginian, vol.
$3.50 The Pilgrims of Walsingham, or tale
of the middle ages, an historical ro-
nance, by Agnes Strickland, 2 vols.
255l The American in England. by the
author ofa year in Spain, 2 vols.
1859 South West, by Yankee, 2 vols.
1858 Cont or the Discarded, with other tales,
by Henry F. Chorley, vols.
1854 Paul Uric or adventures Of an Enthu-
siast, 2 vols.
2I33 Natural History of Insects, I'd vol.
mo. "a +. L.) I'd vol.
1856 Letters from the South, by Paulding,
2 vols.
2556 One in thousand, or the days of Hon.
ry Quatrc, by G. p. r. James, 2 vols.
1857 The Pirate & Three Cutters by Capt.
Marryatt, 2 vols.
1858 Chairolas Prince Of Paida, by E. l..
Bulwer, l vol.
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the .Ne,cpon Temperance So
ciety will be holden at the North Baptist Lee
ture Room, on Tuesday evening, 23d inst at
half past o lock, being the simultaneous
meeting. The several Temperance Socie-
ties and the public are respectfully invited to
attend. Newport, Feb 1S, 1886.
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A & A X ID.

L. JANSEN, grateful for the very liberal
patronage his School has received since its
CONNIE encement, begs leave to announce, that
his Spring Term will commence OH Monday,
Feb. 29th, and that he has engaged the Mo-
ravan Meeting House for the reception Of his
pupils. Feb. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-18

In this town. on Sunday morning lust, Capt.
John Burroughs, eldest son Of Mr.. Greene Bur-
roughs. aged 52 years, for many years n respect
able ship masier from this port aud Pro, idence
a very worthy and esteemed citizen.
In this town, on Tuesday afternoon last, aner
a very distressing illness Of but three days. Mr..
John Mumiod pearce. Apothecary, SON of the
late Col. Benjamin pearce, in the 22d year of his
age. The death &C thi. valuable young man in
the very prime Of life, amid the buoyancy Of hope
and expectation. has cast gloom over large
circle Of relatives and friends. The loss Of one
who as a child, brother, and friend. WAS most
devoted, dutiful. and afectionate; one who was
so closely associated with them in all their earthly
enjoyments, must make deep and lasting i'm
preston Of the utter vanity Of all human things
When he received the summons 10 leave the Ca
reer that was opening before him on this earth, to
pass through the dark valley Of the shadow Of
death into the presence Of God, ,-perieotly happy
and with joy, his call he followed to the world Of
spirits. Ills funeral will take place this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, from the residence Of his mother. in
Marlborough street, which his relations and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. (CoMM.
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting (for the choice Of Of
fcers) of the Temperance Society connected
with the Second Baptist Church and Society,
in this town, will be held in the North Bap-
tist Lecture Room on Monday evening, 22d
INST. at O'Clock.
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Apples, Potatoes, Beets, &c.

NHARLEs N. TILLEY, has for sale at his
~ store, No. 9Oi Thames street, Rhode Is
land Greetings, Tallman swectings, sweet Russo
tins, sour ditto, democrat potatoes, Rogers pota-
toes white potatoes, pink eye ditto winter beets,
round turnips, onions, carrots, SC. &c.
Feb. 1.
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FOR SALE.

nEW No. 33, in the west aisle in tho I'd
IL Baptist Church-,erhs liberal. The Pew
will be let until sold. For further particulars en-
quirc Of WM. s. VOSE.
Jan. IA, 1896.
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Married.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, January
27th. by the Rev. Henry Burdck, Mr. Edward
" ills. Of this place. 10 Mrs. Mary Cotlrell. ol
Pro, idence.
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NOTICE..

The Rev. Mr.. EpEs will preach on Sunday
next, in the Unitarian Church in Mill street.
Pews free.
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MEMORANDA.
Schr Franklin Green, Waite, Of this port, arr.
at Savannah I'd inst. 8 days from Havana.
Schr. Caledonia, iloxie, was ut 81. Marks 23d
ut. Gom New Orleans.
Schr Branch, Cozzens, Of this port, cleared at
New Orleans 23d ult. for Mobile.
Brig Canonicus, Bigley, Of this port, was at
Matanzas oath ut for New York.
Schr. Agnes, Swasey, was ut Havana 23d ult
unc.
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PARCHED COFFEE.

A bags Parched Coffee just received g. for
Il sale at No. 90 1 3 Thames-st. by
JAM. w 7iH,y
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THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE,

THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE,
SECOND YEAR,
|nN similar plan to that of the Penny Ma
~ gazine, but more particularly adapted to
the wants and tastes of the American Pub
lie.
1t comprises Portraits and Biographical
sketches of distinguished Americans; Views
of Public Buildings, Monuments and Improve
ments-Landscape Scenery,-together with
every subject connected with the Geography,
History, and the Natural and Artificial re-
sources of the country.
This work is worthy of encouragement;-
it is published in Boston, Monthly, at SO per
annum, i'll advance.
w. ID. CALLAHAN,
Jan. Z. Agent, .Nepport.
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ISAAC GOULD g. SON

lave received their Fall Supply ofGOODS
- Among them are extra heavy French
twilled Cloths For surtouts and winter frocks. A
large assortment Of fashionable Cassinores, and
a great variety Of new style vestings.
Nov 5.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.
Brig Wexford, Lanpher, Curacao.
CLEARED.

Brig Wichford, Lanpher, New York.
ARRIVALS.
Brig Wexford, Lanpher, from Curacoa for
New York.
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BUTTER, CHEESE, SC.

ENIRsT QUALITY butter and che csc, box and
IL keg raisns, figs, dried whortleberries. cur
rants, almonds, shagbarks, peanuts, chesnuts,
American honey, beeswax, Confectionery, &c.
For sale by CHARLES N. TILLEY,
Feb. IS No. 9Ob, Tha,nes-st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
NOSES genuine COUCH CANDY,
v made from different kinds Of herbs. The
above Candy proves itself 10 be very good for
Coughs and Colds daily. 1t is in fact 80 very
pleasant, that many take it for fear they ,o have
a cold. Jan Il, 1886.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
ELoQUENT EXTRACT.

!. How different is the scene we this
day behold from that ofsixty years ago.
The traces Of havoc have been erased
by the hand time. The farmers boy
this day sips the wine cup beside the
blue streams once crimsoned with hui
man gore. Where banners and plumes
went down amid the shock of battle,
now the golden harvest waves its yell
low sheaves. Where rolled the purple
wave of blood, is now beheld the gam
bols of childhood, the frolic Of youth.
The angel fpeace now hovers over his
domestic sltars, with outspread wings.
The hills
"Whch F.ssdon's share has ploushed,
Still nurse RAGS that haze no. bowed
Their ksse to aught but God,
1.-THE laurel wre a,hss thsir fathers won,
Thsir childscn wear them still;
Proud dssds these iron men have ,dons,
They fought and woa at Bennington,
Andblsd At Bunker Hill.
BY the mounds their ashes made,
~ the affairs where thsy prayed,
> ~ our own RICH. hand add blade,
Ets3tws will BE- tIss.n
If the time shall ever come, when
this fhty fabric shall totter; when
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
DU BUQUE VISITOR.

the beacon of joy that now rises in a
pillar of fire, a sign and wonder Of the
world, shall wax dim, the cause will
be found in the ignorance Of the people.
flour union is still to continue to cheer
the hopes and animate the efforts Of the
oppressed of every nation; if our fields
are to be untrod by the hirelings of des-
potism; iflong days OF blessedness are
to attend our country in her career of
glory; if you would have the sun con-:
tinue to she'd unclouded rays upon the
face Of freemen, then educate all the
children in the land. This alone startles
the tyrant in his dreams of power, rou-
ses the slumbering energies of an OPP
pressed people. It is intelligence that
reared up the majestic columns of ma
tional glory; and this alone can prevent
them from crulnbling into ashes.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

The doughty Senator, Mr.. Ewing,
of Ohio,) to whom allusion has just
been made, raises his voice against any
measure that may be calculated to Sc
cure to the poor western citizen his
farm and his home. He seizes every
opportunity to oppose prescriptions,
and the graduation of the price of the
public lands; frames and presents to
Congress the bill in favor of secret spe-
culators; and still further to evince his
hostility to the actual settler, and to a
liberal cause Of policy for the west,
makes known his intention to intro
duce bill to raise the price Of govern
ment lands to twenty dollars per acre!!
The committee deem it proper to
mention, with great respect, the Sena-
tor in Congress from the State of Mis-
sissippi. Mr.. Walker is the eloquent
and spirited advocate, the warm, vigi-
liant, untiring friend Of the industrious
occupant Of the public lands. The
deep excellencies Of his report and bill,
presented to the Senate on the 18th Of
June, against the unhallowed schemes
Of monopolists and spectators, and in
favor Of the actual settler, will be ma
nifest to all who may give them an at
tentive perusal. The report is written
with such luminousness and simplicity,
such dignified weight and brevity, that
the reader feels as if he were listening
to an oracle.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
F0R SALE.

AhNE of the best stands for business
~ in the town Of Du Bupue. This
property fronts on Main-street 72 feet,
and runs l2s fee. deep toan alley, with
a good store house "a by 22, with q
frame ware room attached to the store
house; good comfortable frame dwell
ing house in the rear Of the store frame
80 feet byls, two rooms. Also, house
kitchen with stone chimney, porch
10 BY 10 on thenorth sideof the dwell.
ing, well finished. Apply to e. Mat
tox, on the premises, or to ]. p. Far-
ley, Galena.
Du Buque, Aug. 10, 1896. l4-7t
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
Family Grocery.

% B. sE@DDARDs
HAS in store, and for sale, one door below
n the Post Office, general assortment OF
GROCERIES,
Selected expressly for FAMILIES use, and
known to be good. and are offered az cheap
10 articles Of a like quality in the country---
consisting in part Of the following articles:
Flour, Pork, and Lard,
Loaf. White Havana, and NO. Sugar,
Coffee. Gunpowder, Imperial & Y. II. Tea
Sperm. Mould, and Dipt Candles
palm, Common Bar, and Fancy Soap,
Msckerel, Goldfish, and Molasses
Raisins in boxes and halfboxes
Spanish, Melee, and Common Cigars
Rice, Soft Shelled Almonds, & Nutmegs
Pepper, Allspice, Ginger, Cloves
Cinnamon, Sal. Gratis, Tobacco
Mustard, Corks, &c. sc.
.ALSO-.a choice lot of
Brandias, Wines, and other Liquors, BY
The cask and barrel.
Du Bnque, July 6, 1886. s-tf
n UST received per steam boat Ad-
. venture, 90 bbls FLOOxf, and
for sale low by ..,..-.
SWAMI WEBSTER,
July 30, 1886 sal--tf q
n. ,. We warrant our fras q a bss
6rSt rate article.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

DU BUCUE COUNTY.
FOR THE COUNCIL.
THOMAS McCRANEY,
JOHN FOLEY.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT.
WILLIAM w. CORIELL.
PETER A. LORIM1ER.
STEPHEN LANGWORTHY.
SIMEON CLARK.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
DAVID DYASS, (Bellview,)
EDWARD WHITE,
JOHN FINLEY,
JAMES MARSTON, (DuranSo,)
EZEKIEL LOCKWOOD.
LORING WHEELER.
PATRICK QuIGLEY.
A. w. McGREGOR.
WILLIAM HUTTON.
JAMESK. MOSS of Bellview.
WILLIAM c. JONES.
CRAUNCEY SWAN.
HARDIN NOLIN.
FOR SHERIFF,
GAYAN KENNEDY,
D. D. DOWNS,
II. II. PEASE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JOHN GRAHAM.
IOWA COUNTY.
FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THOMAS STANLEY.
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N a. q q 10 /.

FEN AEES from tae boarding no ss Of Mr.. Sideall,
Il a BAG. 8 FkAiGi4T G DAT, vita some
valaabls papsrs, ofgea. service to this owner, ard
to no oas else II MAY have bsen taken through
mistake, and LIFT some other house. Any person
rsturnins said coattogshes vita its conts ITS to L
lnaesigaea, o: leaving !, a;tae printing Office, shall
bshaadsomsly compensated, Ifany person IS sea-
wearing said coat after the appearance of this nc.
tics he may exPoc, to slIar the ty ostas law
JANE, UREN18
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.goaaaR s. HaOrner.
.AITORNEY AT M;

ATTORNEY .aI1 LAW.
after the 4th day of July next, will Offer
"A his professional services to the citizens Of
the counties Of Du BuouE, DIES MoIsE, and
Iowa. His residence will DO at the Seat al
Government for Wisconsin.
June 8, 1896 6tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

I'm BuouI AND DEs MONS Co usT1Es-The
former county has population Of 4,272, the latter
SOS. Total, 1857.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
0 0Df

DiEp, Oh thsl2,h inst a, the house of Patrick
Fiha, in the town Of Du B igss, JOIN BlLLlsovo /,
q sranger,) native of Montgomery Co. n York.
For the satisfaction of his friends, info m
them, tina. he was we'll attended TO, aad dscsn,ly
buried
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

Messrs Editors:---You will please to insert
in your paper, tina. intend offering myself as
a candidate for Constable for this county at the
ensuing election. Yours respectfully,
(Signed) G.. KELLER.
Durango, 5th July, 1886.
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TERRIFIC aY IF Wlsco NsIN,;
Da Buque County.

OnHS!es II, EtoWeI,
J. >. n. y IN ArrAs"As'r.
FiCE is hereby given, that's wri, in attach
~ ment hath bssn Issued from the Office of Patrick
auigley, justice OF tao peace and fofsaid
~ OF Du suous, against J. 2. Letton, al absent
debtor, fo the sum Of fifty dollars, the both day
OF July, 1885, and made rstasnable OH the 9th OF
said month, al which time the defendant did not
appear: wheyeupon the trial is continued Until the
18th of Octobsl next, at O'Clock, z. M. Of said
day, at the Office OF said Justice in Du Ruque.
Test-PArRICA QUIGLEY. j. P.
Aug %, 1885. l6-6t
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Ths following beau,ifl ,oas, was received Aka
social boatd few days sinca:
81 dinaa kan about pnlitcs-hers's friendship
liz marble, and jniIry in dust ,,
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
w. w. Chapman,

.ATTOR vNEY At L,aW
VN7ILL practice in thu Supreme and Dis.ric.
w Courts of Wisconsin, Territory, and in the
Circui. Court Of Illinois, al Galsaa.
Du Buaus, Sept. ID, 1895. ls-tf
Observation-Disclosures King,
John Smith d Brothsr,} ~ -10'''
John King, Du Bueus,
Iohn Atchison Galena.
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We have received several numbers of new ard
beautiful paper, "The Jeaessonian," published a,
Warrsnton, Va, by Ro sEars RIcxETs, Esq. The
The papsr is crsdisable 70 its publisher.
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CANDIDATES.

n-pWe are Authorised to announce the name Of
Col. G. w. JONES' candidate for delegate to
Congress at tbs ensuing election, for the Territory
of WISCONSIN. THE PEOPLE.
GIVE are requested to announce to the people
of Wisconsin Territory, that MOSES MEEkER,
Esq in compliance with the request of'nsny ofhis
fellow-ci,izens, has consented 10 stand poll az 3
candidate for delegate Congress- at the easui ag
Territorial election Galena (Nlino,.) Gazette.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
CIR TEXAS s!

Il AS, to start between the Doth and 25th of
September, are requested to msst al the Tontine
House, in Du Buque, on Thursday the 18th Sept. a,
3o'clock, P NJ, 70. the purpose Of fixing upon day
for starting, and to make other nscessary arrange
lnsnts. A VOLUNTEER.
Aug. 81 1886,