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THNO Persons kagiae Ntcroes for Hire.-We wish to
~ hire for the ensuing year, large number Of hands
70 labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road. They will be employed between Richmond
and fredericksburg and between fredericksburg and
The Potomac River. The country and occupation is
healthy; and they viii he well fed, well clothed and well
treated We will give from seventy.fvc to ninety dol.
lars for good hands and more for first rate ones Apply
by letter or otherwise to J. ~ Hopkins ut the Rail OF
fee, or 20 Messrs. George p Crump and James Rat.
cihe, Richmond, or to Thomas j. White in the county of
King William, and the neighborhood; James Hun
ter, Assistant Engineer, the White Chimnes Ca
rone; or to Theodore s. Garneu Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg to II F Guy g. Co in Frede.
ricksburg; and TO others having authority from n
Hopkins, Assistant Engineer.
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD,
agent fer the n. r. g. Z. II. r. Coapdny
December "a CO. ~
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FENO FARMERS.-.Seed ckwheat, Timothy. Or.
n chard Grass Sainfoin, Lawn or Yard Grnss
sucernc White Dutch Clover, Common Red do White
Beans, Black Eye, GaIayan, and Crouder Peas For
sale by WILLIAM pAI Wrn
April 49, 1Id3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

HtNAlh lELD RACES---SrEISe MEETING, 1896
IL will commence Wednesday, the 9TH April
aud continue four days: 'A7r y
Sweepstake, for colts lics years old mile heats
So0D entrance, Ia. f. subscribers
l. Randolph Harrison, c. fIby TimOleon, dam by Jack
g John Heib C. by Sir Charles, dan, the dam of Col
g. Robert s,anard, E. by Johanna, dam Lady Green's
4. w,n. Gait, c. c by Eclipse, dam Sally Drake.
3. y. Peyton, C. by Tmnoleon dam Merino Eve
u. VIM. ii. Roane blk f. by Timoleon dam by Tom
Tough y 0
Z. John Allan, dead
Same day. Sweepstakes, for colts and fllcs years
old $500 entrance H. f. mile heats, eight subscribers
l. T. Adams, C. c. by Sir Charles dam by Tiptop
=. VIM Il. Mnge C. C. by .rimcleon, dam by Hornet.
8. J. >. Carlson b. 4. by Timoleon dam Narroret
A. Pucket IL Robertson, T. by Gohanna dam The dan,
of Veto.
5. w. T. Scott, b c. by Marion, dam by WASHINGTON
D. W. Ia White, c. by Carolinian, dandy Sir Charles
T. VIM IL Johnson, b. C. by Sir Charles, dam the dam
of Star.
:. 0. 7. Hare, c. c. by TmoIeon dam by GOuty.
PropreiOrs Purse, $Uo two mile heats entrance SIS
Jockey Club Purse $500, four mile heats entrance $50
Breeders Stakes, for three year old colt, and FLIES mile
heats, 800 entrance, h.. f.
J. r. Adams c.. {. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Alfred
8. Wm Townes, C. by Eclipse, dam Polly Kennedy
a. D. ~ pateson, Eby Sir Charles, dam by Bell Air
o. John Morris, by Boliingbrooke, dam by Iaronian
o. Watt Ii. Tyler, C. f. by Tmoleon, dam by Jack An
drews
a. James Lyons, b. C. Gully, by Carolinian, dam Per.
dita
O. Abner Crump, c. f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Alfred
D. Geo Waldron, b. E. by Timoleon, dam the dam of
Gloucester.
10 ID. II. Branch, b f. by Sir Charles dam by Gallan
H. A. H. Dabney, c. by Sir Charles, dam he dam of
Clifford.
H. John ileth, C. f. Emily Chapman, dam the dam of
Collier.
ID WIN; Wickham, c. f. Thetis, by Eclipse, dam by
Arab.
Same day, Sweepstake, for colts and FLIES years
old, 500 entrance, IA f. four subscribers
/. VIM H. White, f. by Carolinan, dam the dam Of
Lepanto
q VIM X. Johnson, g. c. by Medley, dam Kate Kear-
ncy.
g. VIM. Williamson, C. f. by Eclipse dam by Sir Hal.
a. VIM. McCargo, c. {. by Sir Charles, dam Sally
Flynn MCHAkD ADAMS, Proprietor
Hpri Q. lI2-fd
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Mnrch ID.

Wp iCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
M@ TOMAC RAIL ROAD.-At meeting of the
Directors OF the Company, on the 9Th March, 1885,
IL
Resoircd That further amount Of ten dollars on each
share be required from the Stockholders 70 be paid IS
or before the 18th day Of April next and s. on or
before the 18th day Of May next and 10 be deposited as
heretofore, in The Bank Of Virginia the credit Of Inc
Company. WM z. SHEPPFRD Tyeasygey
March IL. IO3-u5M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

SITUATION WANTED An elderly LADY. who has
- had some experience is ile management Of fami
~ wishes 70 obtain situation as h0ase.k ceper she
has recently taught school, which did not agree will
heri Out should situation offer ia healthy section or
county she would be willing TO take charge Of small
school Her terms will be moderate and she would pre-
fer 70 reside in a religious family
n B.-Fhe applicant can be seen or heard from, by
applying at Mr.. William Mayo's, shocka lin. y
APnl 10 1i4-W
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EEf6y thousand ReOlHars!
Iccaty thousand D0tidrs-Ien thousand Dollars
30 PRIzEs or GOO DoLLARs!!
NaH'Sania state LOTTERY.

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society Of
Noriolk-Class No. /, for 1886:
TO be dra'on at Alexandria, Saturday. aprl 23d, 1885,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

a NAROLINlAN viii stand the present season in
" Brunswick county, Va within two miles of Law
renceve. He takes the stand OF Timolcon who lately
died az that place MIR A. b. DTummond has the man.
agement Of Carolinan, and has mndc ample arrange
for the accommodation OF mares that may be sent
O the horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

@SALE OF LOTS az Mc To,cn of Farinrl,c- On tn.
~ list day OF April, 1886, will be- Sold at public auc.
uen on tue premises, near Farmvc, twenty five acres
of the Lands OF ST. George Randolph. udioning said
Town., IN lots not exceeding half each; Gre
dit OF one and two yearsthe purchasers giving bonds
WIN approved personal security and hen upon the
properly. BY THE CONNflSSIONFRs
t"areh -. 10S-tds
SALE OF LOTS IN nc 1o,cn If Farmriiie-On the
~ 22d day OF April, 1886, will be Sold at public auc
iion on the premises Farmvilr forty acres of the
Land of Josiah Chambers adjoining said town. in lois
not exceeding half each credit Of one and two
yearshe purchasers giving bonds with approved per-
sonal security, and a lien upon the property.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
ri"cH "a l07--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

81 IlARK-The great Northern champion, by Amer.
~ can Eclipse, out Of old Lady Lghtfpot known to
every gentleman OF the turf will stand tie present sea-
at my stable Tayor's Ferry, in Mrcklcnburg
Va, and will be let 10 mares at SIS dollars the season
dollar 10 the groom Good and extensive pasturane
aud servants board gratis Every care taken TO prevent
accidents and escapcs, but liability Tor either Mares
with Oas al their sides will be fed twenty five cents
per day, and those without, If requested The season
will end on the first day Of July
JOHN G. GOODE
March - IO2-toOM,v
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THE FLORIDA CAMpAIGN

We copy from the Globe the subjoined Letter from
the Quartern,aster. General Of the Army As we had
copied from the paper the Letter Of Major Hitch
cock It be due 10 Gen. Jesup to copy also the
foliowingt
Messrs Blair and Rives
Genilemen--I have read the letter Of Capt Hitch
cock, late Acting Inspector General in Florida publish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

N OTlCE-Ail persons having claims against the es-
tate OF the late DIR. A. Wharton of Goochand coun.
y Va requested present TO the Executor for
payment and all who indebted it by bond or other
WISE are earnestly requested 10 discharge the same at
Aprii Court, that there may be final settlement and
DIVISION o. the personal estate The represc natives of
Dr. A. Wharton who residing out OF The State are
hereby notified that the Executor is ready pay them
or their authorized agents their proportions of the uer
sonai or real estate which has been settled up
JOSIAH LEAKE
Executor IF II. WhariOn deeeased
April 10. idSS,.
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"a WHERE will be sold the Sd of Nav the whole
d contents Of the Richmond Museum comprisinq n
Inc collection of Paintings, Indian Curosilies Fossils
ana other Things appeTtaining TO Museum too tedious
70 MENTION but which well worth the attention of
Propretors of such establishments -
THE LATE PPOpnIrtrCnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

,41PIIn,I to II4-Wtds
pa and baltimore Republican please Tho
oyo advertisement times aud forward this Office for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

ENXTRA RAILROAD LINE Change of hours
IA during the continuance of the Tayorsylle Races
aud until further notice. train of cars will run 10 the
Steam Mill, and return every afternoon.
4 lie hours OF departure will be follows:
from hlehmond From tie Steam MiH
At Id past o'clock A. NJ. At 1-2 past u r. NJ
- before T. NJ 3 L. NJ.
l-2 past P. NJ. 1-2 past A. ~
Charlottesville passengers will take the first mention
ed Ine the Northern and Southern mail will be Carl
ed in the last All baggage at the risk of the owners
April IS. ia o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

TERROR-This very fine stallion, 7 years old. n dark
brown, rs hands inches high, fail brother to Eclipse
Lightloot Shark Black and Bay Maria &c will stand
my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover county Virginia
ten miles west of the Court House S25 the season
Pedigree lie got by Eclipse, dam Lady Lighlfool.
April 3. [IJ2-Stl WIN. l.. WHITE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15
DOyH asS,TRC.
EKOM EI fAnInA

We copy from the Globe the following Letter, adj
dressed 10 of the Representatives in Congress from
Alabama, by Major Hitchcock, of the Staff Officers
in General Gaines late command:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

HNAlRFlELD RACES---SrniSG MEETING 1876
n WIZ commences on Wednesday, the 27th April
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

"a D Tree HW Course instead Of BSoad ROek will com
mence usual the third Tuesday in Aprl and con-
tinue four days.
FIRST DAY.
Two Sweepstakes with colts and FLIES three years
odD first produce sweepsake mile heats entrance
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NOTlCE.--By virtue of deed of Trust, executed
te fourteenth day Of July. 1886 and upon record n fl.
Clerks Office of Orange county shall, for certain
purposes therein mentioned proceed TO sell TO the high
est bidder for ready money, Friday the 9th dsy Of
May next without fail, upon the premises the tract of
Land upon which said Stanard lately resided--adioin.
ing the Town OF Sanardsvillc and tie lands Of George
Price and WIN. Sims and containing between TIIptsE
aud FOUR HUNDRED ceres The land will be &C.
cgratey surveyed before e day Of sale and plot there
OF then exhibited The title IS believed 10 be PERFECTLY
good but selling Trustee, shall convey such lille
only az is vested ia the 10y the Trust
MANN A. PAGE Trustee
Orange G IL Va Anil O. ~ L.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-19
D is N e Z s. e 50 @ :
h. q. SHAW.

s. " Il G5B01M DIEM qHSgP,
"OULD respectfully inform the Ladies
W and Gentlemen of Du Buque and vi
cinity, that he has returned again to this place.
for the purpose of attending to all calls in his
profession---he would likewise observe to those
who may need his services, to call Immediate
ly, as his stay is limited to few weeks. He
performs all the various and necessary opera
tioes on the teeth, gums, and mouth, viz: teeth
and .stumps neatly extracted on the most APP
proved principles, so as not to cause one half
the pain or force required by the usual mode of
practice--teeth filed, cleaned and plugged, and
loose teeth fastened---also the most difficult
cases of scu'py and scorbutick affections Of the
gums successfully treated.
Porcelain incorruptible teeth inserted in
stumps, or plates and springs, so as to COM
pletely resemble nature, and warranted not 70
decompose or alter their color.
His office is in the room formerly occupied
by VIM. w. CorielI, Immediately over the
Tontine House, where he can be consulted at
all times, unless professionally engaged.
N. 3. Ladies will be waited upon at their
residences.
References---Dr. A. Hill, DR.. Stoddard, DR..
Mason, T. Fassit, J. d. Smoker.
Du Buque, Oct. IL, lS36.---24tf.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-19
DU Blu QUE VISITOR.

g'ng Tor lead ore, and until the present year
thefe Were but few agriculturists; it will be
several years yet before enough will be raised
lot home consumption, and il emigration in
G,eases proportionately, it will be still longer.
building materials are scarce and high; this
Will be remedied as soon as more mills sle put
IN operation--we have timber enough ON the
river r, but the demand hitherto, has exceeded
the supply. Pine boards Of an inferior quail
ty sell at $50 per thousand fest, oak, ssss0,--
oIick, per thousand; shingles, Sc per thou
sand: Clay in this vicinity is pronounced to
-oe OF the very finest quality for brick making,
and no doubt it will supercede any other ma
terlal for building. Stone is very abundant,
nut OF medium quality---the bluffs abound
with 1t, and it may be said to be at our very
door. It is quarried from the bluff and pre-
clpltated down its steep, from whence it is re-
moved by short garbage to any part of the
town, Lime is plenty and cheap, in proper
ton to other things. Wages are good--me-
chanics have from 2 to So per day---laborers,
81 IS to 81 SO, or when employed by tho
month, from $40 to $40. There are few me-
chanlcs who work as ionmeyme4, all attslier-
take, as mostof the buildings now are small.
To be continued
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WALNUT Grove, Iowa County,l
October 8, 1886. :
JOHN KING, ESQ.

JOHN KING, ESQ.
Sr:--In your paper of the 5th
inst, see my name to an address as one of a
committee appointed by meeting held at
Mineral Point, on the 25th ult. This was the
first intimation that had, the confidence of
my tellow-citizens of Mineral Point, so far as
to be one of the organs through which they
conveyed their views to the citizens of Iowa
county, on the matters depending on the COM
ing election.
You will permit me to say, through the COL
umns of your paper that, in that address, there
are opinions aduanced to ,ohich could, under
no circumstances subscribe my a,ame---and as
''conaing eoents" may compel me to take po-
sition antagonist to the opinions and princi-
pies advocated in that address, think it pro-
per for me to deny, that had any part or par
tlc,pation in uttering it.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
CHARLES BRACKEN.
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Family Grocery.

u l3. @DDAR5D.
AS in store, and for sale, one door below
= the Post Office, general assortment Of
GROCERIES.
Selected expressly for FAMILIES use. and
known to be good and are offered as cheap
as articles Of a like quality in the country h
consisting part Of the following articles:
Flour, Pork, and Lard,
Loaf, White Havana, and NO. Sugar,
Coffee, Gunpowder, Imperial L. Y. II. Tea
Sperm, Mould, and Dipt Candles
Palm, Common Bar, and Fancy SOAP.
Mackerel, Goldfish, and Molasses
Raisins nboxes and half-boxes
Spanish, Melee, and Common Cigars
Rice, Soft Sheiled Almonds, Il Nntmegs,
Pepper, AlIspice, Ginger, Cloves
Cinnamon, Sal. Gratis, Tobacco
Mustard. CORDS, &c. &c.
HLlSO-.A choice lot or
Brandies, Wines, and other. Liquors. bv
the cask and barrel. -
Du Buque, July 6, 1886. Off
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IsgW &@DMa.

rlh subscribers have just received and Az.
IA low opening, IN the new house lately cree.
, 1e ~ Messrs Jones & Scott, opposite Hessss
E Sh sa,l ~ Co., splendid assortment Of
iisil' reach, German and American -
DRY GOODS.
1Ialelully selected by one of the firm in Na,~
olN' suitable Tor the present and approach;n"
seasons---among which may he fonpd oooAlns
superhne blue, black and fancy coloroa r,,..,-
DO. drab and fancy striped Cass;n o.as
and Satinets fsu oasslme1es
IRISH Linen, Long Lawn and Linen Camhr;.
'ackonet, Swiss, Cambria, plaid and fano,,
striped Muslins r0l aNu fancy
cnai,iets, Callicoes, Ginghams and Painted
A splendid assortment Of Italian, Gro de- Nan
gro de Swiss and Poult de Sole silks -
pan pongee, pocket & fancy dress Hdkfs.
Gap, belt and bonnet Ribbons AS
Geptiemen's bombazine. maha;~ sz.,,;,, -. =
'ia's s, nonne's' caps, Boots, Shoes, Pumps &
Plain and patent lever Silver Watches .na !.
assortment of JEWELRY. -
A splendid assortment Of
RERDEM2DE CLOIUIVG.
=, iogether with complete assortment ~
.1l10raac0,'c, Queezsac0re, GZ0ssmore
Groceries, &c. &c.
All of which we Will sell as low ;fn
than any other house in the Territory ~ W.
consin u WIS
we respectfully invite the citizens ofn,
buxue and its vicinity to call and EXAMINE ~.
assortment. AaiillAe our
W Don't forget the place---Jones g. Seott,.
ne,o house. II y ''so''s
S. SHEPHERD e. co.
Du Buque, July 25 1886 10
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Ready Made Clothing.

Blue, black, green, sAu1I, and iNv.sih.s green.
ock and dress coats; blue, black, drab, green. and
olive Cashmere and broadclosh vests; black bamb,-
zine pantaloons and vests; large quantity of
beaverton pantaloons, box and dress COATS; fine
and coarse white shirts; Guernsey, flannel calico.
and check shirts; hats, caps, boots, shoes, and
pumps; ladies morocco, ssal-skin, calf and prunea
shoes, slippers and bootess wool socks gentlemen
and ladies worsted and cotton hose and half hose:
suspenders; Tibet wool shawlsand hai,dkerchiets:
shirt collars beaver, buck, and hoskn gloves India
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-19
CRAWFORD ELECTION.
FOR COUNCIL.
T. P. BURNETT.
ron HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
J. H. LOCKWOOD,
]. 3. DALLAM.

lowa County.-We give the result of the elcc-
ton in this county as we have heard it:
FoR couScn.-E. Brigham, John B. Terry, j.
r. Vineyard.
House. OF REPREsENTAT1vEs-W Boyles.
u. NJ Parkinson, T. Mcknight, T. Stanley, j. P.
Cox, q. F.. Smith,
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~ OIIcE~-Aii persons indebted to AN.
= THONY LA GRAVE, are informed
mat their notes and accounts are left in nv
hands for collection, and that they can save
cost by calling Immediately at my office, over
Uuenn's store, and SETTLING the same.
S. Hampstead.
Du Bnque, Sept. 81, 1886 2w
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Notice.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of clos
u ing their business, EARNESTLY request all
persons having accounts with them, 70 make
immediate settlement, either by note or Others
wise. We are compelled to have money /, and
hope this notice will be attended to.
We will rent our shop and tools, and dis
pose Of a good stock Of Iron and Steel upon
accommodating TERMS,
BECKETT & BRASHER,
Du Buque, Sept. %, 1896. 3l-ssf 60
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n. BARBER.

HAS just received, and is now OPENING. .
Ill large STOCK Of GOODS, well selec,sd.
for this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
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STRAYED from the subscriber, on the Maquo-
- keta, Aug. 10th, ono mile end half above Pc
ri, three work OXEN, four years old each, one is
of dark red, and one Of abrigh, red, tho third is
of a roam color Any gentleman who can give any
information of the said cattle to the subscriber
Messrs. Lssgworthys, will be literally rewarded.
w. II. MOREING.
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ne Editor has heretofore been, and is at present
a political friend of Andrew Jackson, but since h,
came to Du Buque, he has msddlea but lit in ma
tional politics. Whatever sentiments he NAV en-
terrain, shall be fearessly expressed, whenever h,
conceites any good end requiresit. Those who diff
fer from him in opinion, will for that reason. be
considered his enemies, or the enemies of the pub
lie, but will be treated with respect and courtesy
and for the satisfaction of his readers, hs will quote
part of the prospectus, in reference &c national ma
litics.
fie feels it his duty to notify the public, that he
will endeavor to cherish and advocate republican,
principles; to encourage and foster sach measures
as will perpetuate our happy form of government.
aud promote thu best interests of the communi,v
to defend our rulers while they keep within the nale
of the Go INSTITUTION, and do their duty, and act
with fidelity to the peope.''
Again, in reference to the Administration of
Wisconsin, he Observed
: NThe Executive of the new Territory has haer
for many years resident within her limits and has
acquired the confidence, respect, and gratitude of
her citizens. 10 support and second his efforts. as
well as those of the other public f.nete,arrs- fnr
the common good of our young but f1ourshing Ter
ritory, will be the bounden duty and the greatest
pleasure of the Editor of the sVIs1roR.,,,
A goodly number of visitors, left Du Bnoue n,
the 18th of Sept, destined for Chllicothe. Ohio.
but after travelling as far as Indianapolis, Ia, be-
came much Dorn out, and being destitute of COW
ering, returned to Ou Buque. We have again dress
ed them in new livery, put them into an old ,yor
out 100 horse stage, 1--WE like uniformity,) and eau
toned them to keep the driver from USING then, a,
a seat, (Which is the common practice,) and thew
would probably see their friends in Chillicothe. in
time to re eive their new-ysar'i gift.
we have been requested to say, that daily
stage is running between Jordon,s Ferry (opposite
Dd Buque) and Belmont
For the last few weeks the frost has baan oitc Sc
we're III our region. We believe Indian corn was
perfectly ripe, and received no injury. The crops
are abundant III this and the neghboring counties.
ARKANsAs.-A. ii. Sewer and w S. Fulton have
been elected members the Senate of the United
>tates-both are favorable to the administration.
Expunging resolutions have been introduced into
The Legislature of Arkansas.
We should like to give notice of the election in
me dlnerent states, but reports in the papers are
50 contradictory, that by the time we arrive at the
truth, the matter is stale.
IExAs.-By last accounts General Houston had
been elected President, and Mr.. Lamar Vice Pre-
'ident. Santa Anna and Almonte were in double
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Mills & M:e.

Co"nsello1's and attorneys at LQ,o,
GALENA, ILLS. ss
;, " Office on Bench ST., two doors north Of
BENEFITS Hotel. ''S''' =
l'HE subscribers have united in the nract;c.
OF the Law in this and the ADJOINING
1ouh1les' ana IN the counties of Du Buque.
0 raw and Iowa, in the Territory Of Wis.
Ionsiil' ana VIII be happy to receive any OF.
ders in their profession. -
BENJAMIN MILLS.
JOSEPH p. HOEE.
June Is, 1886 6tf =.
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w. w. Chapman.

ATTORNEY .4TLAW
" Ill practice in the Supreme and Dis,rie
r!. courts OF Wisconsin Territory, and il, the
CIRCUIT Court of Illinois, at Galcna.
Du buque, Sept ID, 1886. I9-tf
Observation-Disclosures & King.
John Smith Il Brother,S 81. Louis.
John King, Du Bugue,
John Atchison, Galena
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-19
PIECE GOODS.

tCalicoes, great variety ofpatterns; lace and
footing; silks and circassians; bombazet,es and
merino; super shallette prints; French muslin;
bingham; black silk velvet; Russia dinner: eraa-
braid; ribbed, mixed, blue and black Cashmere !:
super blue, black, drab and invisible green brord
cloths; Misses silk fancy hdkts.; gauze do: red
cotton flannel; brown sheetins and shrting bleach
ed do. do; white, green and blue Mackil,aw blan-
kets; red and white flannel; Kentucky, Jeans.