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so good as to express to my ffiendsthe profound
sense ct gratitude with s,.. impressed
at the reception Of their kind invitation, and
assure them that whilst my heart shall contin-
ue to beat cannot cease to remember this act
OF their generous and kind feeling; and that,
" have energy and the power to act,
their interest and that Of our Territory shall be
always present to my mind, and no oppor.uni-
y 10 serve them go unembraced.
The kind terms, gentlemen, ia which you
nave conveyed to me the feelings and wishes
Of my fellow citizens convince ins Of the esti-
nation in which ! am held by yourselves indi-
vldualiy, for which can offer you only the
illusions Of q grateful heart, and assurances
that your individual happiness and prosperity
WAL ever be an earnest solicitude With,
Very respectfully,
your fellow citizen and obliged friend,
GEO. w. JONES.
To Messre. s. F. Parsons, John NJ.
Myers, Lorenzo Jones, William
Saltonstill and A. G. Knight.
Racine. w. r.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

EmroRArlSs IsDlAvs..--Ihe Indians, to the
number Of from 1000 to 1900, will receive their
payment at Pawpaw Grove, Kane county, in
this State on the Sd prox. Specie will be paid
them to the amount Of e27. 900 and goods to
the amount Of $4,000. They will obtain
their goods at the lowest New York wholesale
prices, which were selected BY men well 90
quainted with the wants Of the indiana. They
will proceed from there, crossing the Mississip-
pi at Quincy, to the country now occupied by
Caldwell, their former chief, which 10 aho,;,
100 miles above Fort Leavenworth. tits th1
wish Of Government 10 have them 90 70 she
country around the Usage river, but they pre-.
fer TO be with Caldwell. tits ooniectured ina,
two or three hundred will still prefer 70 remain
in this vicinity and live around in squads wher.
ever they can obtain q livelihood.
cChicsgo Dem.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

The WAY THEY PUNISH STEAM BOAT MURDER.
Frs IN ENGLAsD.--The Coroner and Jury who
have en1uired into the bursting Of the steam
boiler Of the Union steamer. at Hull, have
rendered the verdict of manslaughter agains.
the Engineer. The Coroner and the Foreman
ofthe Jury also waited on the Mayor of Hull,
at the Mansion House when the Coroner, ad.
dressing the chief magistrate, said, ssSir, we
came for the purpose of presenting a requisi-
ton, emanating from myself, as coroner, and
the Jury. The object Of this requisition is 10
request you to call public meeting Of the in.
habitants, to take into consideration the strong
necessity Of petitioning Parliament to protect
the public. as far as possible, from recur.
renee Of events so awful. 1t was the opinion
Of the Jury and my own that legislative in
reference is loudly called for; for If it be need.
full to license pilots, and regulate stage coach
es, 1t appears to us to be still more necessary
10 be assured. BY similar means, Of the prop
ey qualifications Of the parties having the man
agement, and control Of 80 powerful. and In
this instance, 80 devastating an engine, and
am sure your consent will not for moment be
withheld, on subject 80 important" And
in the same excellent spirit, the Mayor ex-
pressed his perfect concurrence in tho object Of
the reputation, and appointed day for the
proposed meeting.
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MULTIPLICATION A--BEoGIN0. General Duff
Green has been forced to turn mendicant to
sustain his multiplying "Merchant'' at Bslti-
more. He was at Fredericksburg (Md.) on
Tuesday, urging "a personal appeal 70 the
latest project. which she believes will be giu-
en-" He was to address the citizens Of Caro-
line (Va.) on the succeeding Monday, and
stake up collection" We infer az much
from his s'caTd' in the Richmond Wing, from
which we quote; which il to the effect further,
that his antioipations have not been realized at
Baltimore, "the arrangement Of the currency"
having ssprevented his southern and western
subscribers from making their usual remittan-
oes." The absence Of 'sderangement," more
likely, on the subject Qualification.
Albany Argus.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

NO. IS
FORT MADISON. ~ =.

Aoaf 4HADiso n, the seat Of justice for Lee
IS situated Oil the west bank az Tia Nr;.s;,
Ip,ppi RIVER, III what is called the Black Hawk
uionase, IN the Territory Of Wisconsin. This
town was laid Oh, late in the fan oe 100 -, 1i's
'onr families spent the succeeding w;,,,.s 49,
VINO occupied as many small loe cabns I, 80.
contains population Of over three hundred. owe
large ana commod;ous hotel, six dry goods s,orss
Aoo p'oV'sion stores, feur grocery stores two la.
yets, Two physicians, twenty-five carperte,s ava
!o.neIs, hve plastefers, one wagon m.lsr co..
oisklaye's, TWO tailor shops, one blacksmith shon.
ana one ooot and shoe maker. There is a genera
scarcity OF mechanics of every descr;n,;o,e 30
so of laboring men all OF whom would =. q.
good wages and constant employment. The Mac
10 rapidly increasing III population, with ar in,ell.
gent, enterprising, and industrious set Of naomi.
as can be found in the west. And, II iudrinc n
the futuro by the past be fair criterion. sh.r. 10
every reason TO Seeye that there s not hea ~ =.
pace on she mississippi river: indeed i, could
"otwen DC othefwise, as there s no marsby Or i,,-
u.uasee. ,ands IN f,e vicinity, and the bluffs on
eitner SIDE approaching very near In the ,;vor
The country, from this place to II. ,v..,o,,
boundary Of the Purchase, a distauce ~ 49,, "a
miles, is of the best kind for aercultur.l r..,.s.
and is settling rapidly. r'' f'''s''
ross Madison occupies the site of ola For,
Madison, which was destroyed by fire. and cva.,,'
ated 6y the American troops, in 1919. when be-
s!eged by savage foe. Nature seems 10 have de-
signed s this place for large and beautiful CITY.
Inc bank OF the river here, is about 30 foe, above
low water mark, and the ground gradually ascend.
ing TO the base of the bluff, "a distance Of from
one fourth 10 one half mile which rises to the
hight OF about 100 feet, aaordins fpe view
OF the river for many miles, and tho beautiful
scenery which surrounds the town.
1t is $50 miles above St. Louis, and about the
same distance below Galena, 25 miles above tbs
mouth OF the river Des Moines, IL miles above
Mon'rose, ~ miles below Burlington, and opposite
which place and For, Madison, a steam ferry boa,
runs regularity Western Adven,urer.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-09

Among the items of foreign Intelligence brought
some days since by the Oxford, VIC find paragraph
boreau, one of the accompliccs of Fl.
esc"i, whose sentence of twen,y years imprison.
,heh' MAD been comnuted to banishmens ,cas to
&c emodrked for the United States. We never
feaa an article OF this Kind that we are not filled
WIN Indignation at finding our country selected as
i'a'y nay general, to which European states
send their culprts. With VIVA, semblance of nro-
priety 10 tho French authorities embark a man
VINO mas oeen guilty of plotting against the lifc OF
nls Jeuo"-na", TO say nothing of the individuals
pel"g ms ruler, to infict presence upon the U.
''e" states. DO they suppose that we are the fit
',"s associates of assassins, that they seec, our
shores as the repositories Of such unprncplcd VIII
lains, or 40 they imagine that, because we have in
the spirit OF mercy caused our country to be the
asylum o! me unfortunate, however poor and des-
ttute, u IS also to become the established rec,pi.
en' OF all who may be tainted and polluted with
crimes! Tha, political offences do not nece ssari-
~ imply moral guilt we are ready to admit, but il
must not DC forgotten that the man who would take
human lie under precxt Of its being in the posses-
sion OF king, would not scruple 70 deprive any
other individual of the same boon, although he
might DO clothed with authority by his fellow citi-
Zens.
Can it be that the French think tina, the name
republican is synonymous with that of king-kiIler.
that they select the United States as the Au,ocrat
of Russia does Siberia, for tho prison bounds of
Offenders against. their government! They may af-
feet to believe what they please OH this head, but
as Americans, fondly attached u the moral ins,-
.utons of our country, solemnly protest agains,
any such liberty being taken, and appeal 10 tho ap.
preaching Congress to establish such regulations
between this and Other nations as will put stop to
course as insulting rs it unjust.
Twas but tho other day that Il was announced,
that Meuner, another of these cut throa, enthusi-
asts was destined for New Orleans as his place of
sojourn, just as If that city were the fitting resi-
dence for man who could deliberately and in
cold blood lay schemes to circumyene and DESTROY
his fellow man. II such things be permitted, well
may crime-bespotted Europe point the fiuger of
scorn at republic whore the out-cas,s of their
ails are TO be received without hiNdrance or hes-
taton. 1t is quito enough that those who fly from
justice in tho lands Of their nativity have an op.
portunity Of seeking shores, but in the name Of
common sense let not tho constituted authorities.
tho sovereign powers Of those countries with open
efrontcry designate sthe home Of the free and the
land of the land Of the brave as the proper place
to which to send their conviats and blood. stained.
assassins.-BaK. american.
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NOTICE.

n LII Persons indebted 70 the subscriber either
n by Note or Book Account, will please call
lay can be given. WIN. MYERS.
Du Buque, Aug.5, 1887.
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RACINE, w. r., Aug. 90. 1887.
Gentlemen: Your highly esteemed favor Of
to-aay's date, enclosing to me the proceedings
Of public meeting Of my fellow citizens of
Racine, on the 10Th instant, at which resolu-
tons were adopted approving Of my course as
the delegate Of Wisconsin in Congress-, and
inviting me to partake Of public dinner, has
just been received.
Whilst my bosom is filled with emotions Of
pleasure at the receipt ofshis evidence of their
confidence in my fidelity and ability to serve
my fcllow-ci,izens, am, at the same time,
placed by it under such weight Of obliga-
tons as fear shall never be able to requite,
either in public or private capacity. It is
true that, since my selection as their delegate
to Congress-, my every effort and energy has
been devoted to the advancement of our com.
mon interests at the Federal City, and, altho'
the favors we have received thus far have been
but few and unimportant, ! feel still more sem
sibly the gratitude owe them for being viii.
ling TO attribute our want Of success to other
causes than lack Of ability or anxiety on my
part to attain them. My fellow citizens have
on two signal occasions, and in terms not to be
misunderstood, expressed their confidence in
me, and could desire no further evidence Of
the estimation with which their kindness has
induced them to view my public course. What
further demonstration of their appreciation
could the most scrupulous desire than that
contained in the ballot-box at the last election,
when, whilst charges Of the most foul char
acter were hanging over my head) they polu,.
tavi!y and unanimously stepped forward and
proclaimed TO the world their total disbelief in
the infamous ISLANDERS endeavored TO be fasten.
ed upon me! The authors Of those libels had
not then, nor have they since, had the audaci.
~ 70 acknowledge themselves the promulga
tors Of such vile attempts at defamation. They
know their own infamy would be proclaimed
by such an avowal, and therefore have studi
ously kept themselves in the dark.
MY journey through the southeastern sec
ton Of our Territory TO this place has beer
made with view Of forming personal &C.
quaintanee with my constituents, their situa
ton and that Of the country in which they live
With all have been most highly delighted
and having crossed the country from the Mis-
sissippito the Lake inless than three DAYS an,
six hours, with my family, in my own yeh;
Gle, You may infer we met with good nosura
roads, the only kind we have. For the aori
cultural or grazier, Ihave no hesitation in az
sesting that a more rich or valuable countr,
cannot be found. The soil IL all rich, and a
bounds in fine streams Of limpid water, afford
ing sufficient power for all purposes. The a
bundant crops bear ample evidence of thu
strength Of the soil and the industry and enter
prize Of our citizens.
am now, you are aware, on my route ID
the city Of Washington, to attend the extra ses-
sion Of Congress-, which is to assemble on the
4th pYoximo. have fifteen hundred miles vel
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ALBANY Argus.

CoNscIENrloUs.---An English paper men
tons that Magistrate at Cheltenham, on Ia
king his seat one morning not long since,
eravely announced that his dining room chin.
ney had caught FIRE from not having been regu.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I have
In associated in business my brother w. l..
Lockwood, asd The business in future will be con-
Quoted underline firm Of ]. H. T. w. l.. Lockwood;
ana al penons having unsettled accounts with me,
are Fequssesd tosetc the same BY note Or
J. H. LOCKWOOD.
Prairie du Chen, Oct. 18th, 1886. 29-tf
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A CARD.
Doctor John Stodllard,

1DOCVOU DOD1H1 SUOle1StEeA
DETURNS his sincere thanks to the citizens
II Of Du Buque, for the liberal share Of pub
lie patronage which he has received, and takes
this opportunity of informing them, that he in
tends permanent residence in DU BUQlfE,
and hopes, from skill and attention, to merit a
continuance Of the patronage he has already re-
ceived.
To prevent MISUNDERSTANDING, and silence
false reports, he herewith presents list of his
charges for medicine and professional services,
by which he has heretofore been, and will here
after be, governed.
Visits in town by day, dollar: by night, 2
dollars: er c0icio services, one dollar per hour:
obstetrical services and attendance from 10 dol
lars to SO, as the case may be. Consultations
with other physicians fee 10 dollars, adding
mileage when in the country, in all cases in
the day, dollar, in the night double.
The fees in surgical cases, will be regulated
according TO the importance Of the case. Me-
dicines, Emetics, and Cathartics simple, %
cents, compound one dollar; Febrifuge pulver-
lied, simple, IL l-2 cts, compound Is cents
to one dollar; Tonics, pulverized, IS cents per
dose; 'rincture from SO to IS cts. per o.; Epis-
pastic from SO cts. to one dollar; all other me-
dicines in proportion.
Those laboring under Cronic diseases Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Scroffdla, Kings Evil,
White Swelling, Rheumatisms, and particu-
larly Females laboring under Uterine diseases,
may possibly derive benefit by consultation and
advising with Doctor JOHN SToDDARD.
Du Buque, May II, 1886. lf
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LOB PRINTING.

DIR. WARSAW,S
rELEBRATED Remedy for the cure Of Ague
~ and Fever, Chills and Fever, Cake in the
side, and many other diseases Of the West India
Islands, and similar diseases Of the United States
Price 81 IS per bottle, for at WIN. MYERS,S
Store. June IL. 3-3m
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From the Chicago Democrat.
THE HON. GEO. w. JONES.

At a numerous meeting OF the citizens Of Ra-
|cine. held on the 10Th day Of August, 1897.
ID: Buinell b. Cary was appointed Chairman,
and Lotcnzo Jones, Esq. Secretary:
WheFeupon, 1t was, on motion, unanimously
Aesofred, that the Hon. Geo. w. Jones.
delegate to Congress from this Territory, by
his interchangeable attention to the arduous du-
ties Of his office, and unfemitted devotion to
the Business and interests of his constituents.
is entitled to the warmest gratitude Of the ci.
tizens Of Wisconsin.
Re,oived, That he be invited to partake Of a
public dinner with the citizens of Racine. a,
such time and place as may sui. his conven-
fence.
poted, That Seth F. Parsons, John M. NV
ers, Lorenzo Jones, William Saltonstill and
Albert g. Knight, be Committee to carry in.
to effect the foregoing resolutions.
B. b. CARY, Chm.
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LoRENzo JONES, Sec'y.

Hon. GEORGE w. JoNEs.
Dear Sir: The undersigned feel great pleas.
ure in having the honor Of presenting to you,
in behalf Of the citizens of Racine, the enclos.
ed resolutions, believing, as we do, that, il
Wisconsin has received no appropriations from
Congress for the construction of her harbors
and roads, it has not been owing to the want
Of ability and zeal on your part, in presenting
and urging the importance and justice Of her
claims.
That your health, prosperity and happiness
may long continue, is the sincere wish Of
Yourhumble and obedient servants,
SETH F. PARSONS,
JOHN M. MYERS,
LORENZO JONES,
WILLIAM SALT0NsTILL.
ALBERT G. KNIGHT.
Racine, w. T., Aug. 90, 1887.
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N Office,

Nv I'VE,
TO persons Wishing to purchase property in Dv
Buque.
THERE are now in market, IS Lors, imme-
l diately in front Of the Town, and situated
on the bank of the Mississippi River. The sit
uation is handsome, and must become the prin-
cipal part Of the town. As the owners Of the
property are anxious for the improvement Of
the town, Lots can be had on reasonable terms
to those who will make improvements. For
further information, apply to
~. r. X. O'FERRALL.
Du Buque, May il, 1886. ltf
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