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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
1.ScmnruG. DECEMBER Is. 1887.

n-~rhc Nftjst,oos Hotyiogs. which commence
To day. viii compel n>to omit Thnrsday'S Pablea-
ton VI paper. The, ctpre, viii be issued nom tlil>
Office unt Monday next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

The Albany Argus gives rs the baik statements 10
tic - Of Beoc5ubet These statements show u
dcctcase 81 loans aud discounts III the month OF No
#veut al = Isl 81 increase Of specie Of S}jt,
100 a diminished circulation Of Sl.275, sos de-
clrase 81 el0J.j9l ~ the 1. :. Dcposites. leaving
o1ds 81 ,6i3 due 10 the Government.
fhe increase oi specie since the suspension has
been $3.50 Goa d,mnufon of loans and discounts
S0,5@l.t91, aud The p1iment 20 the General and
Stat Government, 80 0l4 go.
Slncc the lst II l1unmy last The banks have re-
duced rhclr loans and discounts S9,2i99Oi and rher
circulation S-l56230. aud have pad To the United
STATES Treasury 35,G5G39G.
What = contraction this has hren Are YOU not
surprised that altt body las survived it The fact
Is Bo,tol snl Philadelphia have saved tins city.
MAJ. mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

1t Is stated IN lrttG from Washington. published
IN the journal at Commrfre that the Secretary %
He Treasury has determined TO issue proposals fo,
the exchange III Treasury Notes, bearing PR cent
fhirf,st or specie. AID tla letters have been adj
dressed TO some dealers IN the article, inviting con
tracts iot thIs purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

Brapci Npl.--It is stated in tho Globe that the
Branch Mint At Charlotte, North Cnolma, has gone
INTO operation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

each Ms offered b, ie Ge,etunr. All ,fsts prison.
efs have beet, Transferred ron the er to the fnlli'
~ authorities, aud those who were ~ the new lal
have b. en- removed 10 the old one The preiiinina
res fo their trials are being cohlpieted aer "h'e"
the, will al pass through tie ordeal trial b, mar
tal law have not ieasle1 wheu r hoops Will
Tor the Grand Brute, bun link il viii be about Mon
,ia, The accounts from thar n.ighiorbood reire
sent the rebels as fuily determined TO s till The last
for heir As then saw, Independence. They air YER,
numerous well armed, and beng well organized
think there is e doubt but ihai lhc5 aIil niahe
very fierce resistance, but have no doubt they vii
lie defeated We have no fear Of the general result
We think our volunteers are sufhrfen TO pul down
al ret.lIian. Hal the troops been deteated 1T 81.
Charles have not the least doubt bun thu the Ca.
nidlaus of Montreal would lave butcliefed all the
British.
From II, Baline fon (Jt.) FIRE. Pres, Dce. 10
Appearances pow w1rrant the belief thai the Ga.
malta 4, end Tor the present. We have good
reason for believing thai there Is 1t the present mo
mcut embodied armed force III tie Lower FRO
vince ia opposition to the Government. During the
past week the troops have passed through The disturb
ed district without opposition visiting -. Dennis 81
Charles, and st. Ilsacinlh. burning he property 81
Nelson ad other obnosous iuiledntis. The gath
ernc al the Lac Of Fwo Mounains.t is also SAID has
dispersed. The proclamation oi martial law III the
district of Montreal. and The offer oi rge rewards Ion
the arrest OF tie leading pair1is, has driven large
pumhcf across lie line into the safes. Among
others VII. /. brown arrived At lS place. n MON
day. Il row rendered very certain that the Lac
movement in Canada was an event not anticipated by
the leading radicals aud of course, provided for.
There to have been no concert amoncthe head
men, and nothing OF that kind OF paratlon neeessa-
~ To sustain aud revolutionary movement.
Mr.. Papinrau, ~ we now learn, has been IN no way
eoguzant ofwha has taken place at st. Deus and
s.. Charles and, upio the present time hS location
Is not known.
AIoxrrIprLG. Sciaoar. }
Tuesday evening Dreembcil2
Mr. Papineau has arrived at Mlddcbnry and Mr..
+. 5. Brownie al Burlington. Il IS announced that
rmE WAR Is ~ DIED. ! speah a,itisrtliy. This means
for the itcseut.
UPPER CANANA.
The Albany Ar4us Of Friday contains letter lfola
Lewistowu. dated the 9.h inst. in which it is stated
rlnt Dr.. MORRISON. OF Toronto. aud Mr.. Parker, Of
II amilion, were IN rlisou Iotonin. The terry Al
Queeusiou gu1r,ltd Ia prevent h escape ofthr
insurgents acaiset HON warrants had been issued.
Mathematics delay IN attacking /" onto WAS occa-
stoned By the hope oi lclniorecent-, lis original in
teniion Of surprising The town beng frustrated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
WITH a GREAT MANY OTHER
OOkb,$.

90 tedious 70 mention in an advertisement. lie
hhope not 10 beaecused of PUTTING, when
assert that his present
STOCK OF GOODS,
Is the most desirable in every point OF uew that he
has ever offered for sale in this mlrket.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The following letter Is from Cou.no5ole JnSls
to Captain AaNsrEoNo taking loase OF the Expc-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

'The ST. LOUIS Republican OF the 2th sans
% We understand thai al agent OF " the Monster
the L. :. Bank has purchase from the state n lHs-
sott BaHh, Tie sum Of one bppdrcd hopSana doitdys
~ Pfrie, al two per cont advance PAYABLE insheeks
GA Tie |. :. iiahh NJ Philadelphia. Such is, sub
sfaHtiay, the statement Of facts current IN HE
city and Of the truth ofWhch we entertain no doubt"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

In The pransylstaia nousc of Representatives. on
The lth. the following resolution adopted by a
vote al 55 To u:
THAI the committee On banks be instructed 10
inquire into The eNpcdteucy oi bringing III bill com
pfhug lie banks NJ this commonwealth To resume
specie payments ui tl5c notes or before the first
NeudlA oil | cbruary heNt-lhc same bill 10 lrovdc
for such restrictions upon the present system Of bunk
Ing IN tins STAT rs may promote the interests OF the
state aud The happiness The communitS."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25

II srrtn, 10 he understood. MI sides tia, Mr.
: etRrHet r. the present Collector OF the Port OF
New lofh. VIII nj be - appointed. The Evening
Star states. on mt naiion from an authentic source,
tlGt lrssl lloYr, member o! the New \ ork bar.
vii receive the odicr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
DOMESTIC lNTEi.LsGENGE.
FORT MELLON, 4. r, }

From ,s correspondent Of ~ l1sD.l, o'asti'a''p"ni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-25
NoN1rIl.ILN. ! rfnOhl.
Tuesday evening December II.

Mr. Papineau has arrived at Mlddrbnry and Mr..
+. 5. BrnwnIs Al burlington. Il Is announced HAT
ruE WAR Is ~ DID. ! speak ai'isetliy. This means
for the urcspui.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Wisconsin Territorial G0zeffs.

WIS paper is published weekly, a. B,r,;ue,oz-
4 Des Moines county, w. T., the p,e.sn. .eat
OF government. During tbs session OF the I.ee;s]1,
ture, which will commence on the first Mondav
OF november next, il viii furnish full aud accurate
reports OF the proceedings OF that body, and a
s,z,Anns;s of th. a. A. se e-...:r. ali. 4
careful synopsis of the proceedings Of CongresswiN
also DC prepared and published weekly; an, as the
express mai to St. Louis will commence in Oc,e-
Der next It is believed that we will be enabled Il,
furnish the earliest news from the OF the nston
al government, well as from, the eastera cities
GENERALLY. JAMES CRARKE 4, f,O
IEN MS..0,ac dollar for the session.
AS 1t is not designed TO open books for subscri-
bers for the session alone. tho money must in erery
case De paid in advance. An opportunity viii DO
AFFORDED to those who are DESTROYS of subscribing,
Of transmitting their names by the member, Of the
Legislature. @
Burlington, Sept Z, 1897.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
Half Breed Lands

M Office is hereby given that the UNDER
= signed, claimants Of interest in the half
breed lands, are not cooperating with Messrs.
Akin & Little, IN sale Of the half breed lands.
or any portion of them. That we do NOT re-
cognise their right to sell, and shall contest
any title which they shall pretend to convey,
and that whoever purchases from them, can In
no event hold greater right than those gentle
men possess, which we believe TO be much
smaller than they pretend TO claim. There has
as yet been no Judicial ascertainment Of tho
rights of the claimants, and we, with others
are endeavoring to have an investigation take
place, and a final determination made as 10 the
claims of all, before any sale, in order that
justice may be done to every one. the course
pursued by Messrs. Akin & Little has ten
dency to throw every thing into confusion, and
create endless trouble and. litigation. We
therefore warn all persons against purchasing
from them.
Mary l.. johnson, Jas. r. Mcdonald,
Eliza O. Gildersleye p. Walsh,
T.. II. Glenn, Geo. Patch,
Jno. O'Rourke, Greene Erskinc,
Michael lesson, Josiah Spaulding,
Edward Walsh, Henry Mckee,
Otis Reynolds, Hugh Turnelty.
+. Dorthey,
H Mn. L C; sss, by inc: Walsh and I.
Elizabeth Hunt, Gamble their atty's:
Sheldon Norton,
Philip G.. Hamburger, attorney in fact for
twenty eight additional claimants.
st. Lous, July 90, lS37.--Sept. 90. 17-9w.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
BRIGADE HEAD QUARTERS,1
Mineral Point. Oct. 4, 1897.

DURsUANT to Order, No. /, of the Comma.,-
Il dcr-in-Chief, dated Sept. 80, 1897, the first
Brigade, which consists Of tho regimental districts
composed Of the original counties of Iowa, Du
Buque, Des Moines and Crawford, will muster on
the 28lh of October, eithe, by Regiment or Bat
talon, ct the county seat Of the county composing
suchItegt Battalion, excepting the FIRST Rcgt., the
first Battalion ofwhich iscomposed ofthc new coun-
ties Of Iowa, Green aud Dane, and will be mug
tered by Lieut.. Col. Abner Nichols at Mineral
Point, and the second Battalion, composed Of the
county of Grant, will be mustered by Major
X. w. Gray a, Lancaster. The several comma nd
will Issue orders to that effect, and make returns
10 me q, Mineral Point.
WIN. s. HAMILTON,
Col. Commanding LIST Brigade.
Oct. 7. 1885,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
For the Iowa Ne,vs

a
MEssRs. DEMONSTRATING been a member
of the Committee which reported the resolu-
tons adopted by a meeting lately held at Bur
lington, cannot sit with folded arms, and
see an error so egregious, as the one publish
ed among the proceedings of that meeting, 90
uncorrected. Mr.. Rorer, the Chairman OF the
Committee, had, previous to the meeting, pre-
pared the set of resolutions published, with
the exception Of the one in relation TO the coun-
ty Of Du Buque, numbered S. l saw plainly,
that by the resolutions offered TO the Commit
tee by Mr.. Rorer. that the large county of Du
Buque was only entitled to three members. 1
knew well, that a division Of Du Buque was
contemplated, and sanctioned by the wishes
of its inhabitants.---l knew further, that it was
known what particular portions Of it was ex-
pected to be set of into new counties. There
fore before the Committee, introduced reso-
luton which was nearly, in words, as follows:
18th. Resolced, That as The county Of Du
Buque is large, and ought and should be diri-
ded, that for the purposes ofthe All resolution,
Mot each section Of said county proposed to be
set apart into a neV county, be considered as a
county,"
BY the resolution just quoted, which, was
the one adopted, and ordered by the meeting
to be published, each section Of the county
would be represented fully and fairly. Instead
of the extreme parts Of the county having a
voice in the Convention, or even in the meet
ting, to appoin. delegases---instead Of the ORR
ginal county Of Du Buque having from fifteen
to eighteen delegates in the Convention, and
thus giving her proportionate weight in that
body, by the resolution published, (and which
was never offered to or passed by the meeting)
~, soA En- oau1 Cd al
state of things are not attributable TO the UNI
edge of what was right upon the subject on
nor has the error, SO far as have any knowl-
edge upon the subject. been owing to any
wanton innovation upon the rights Of the citi-
Gems Of Du Buque county, either by the edi-
tor OF the Burlington Gazette, or any other.
The mistake was not discovered by me until
a very few days since; therefore take pleas.
ure 10 correcting it at the earliest opportunity.
conceive that very much may be done BY
that Convention TO facilitate the Lewiston Of
! the Territory, and the other objects for which
the CaayentioR will assemble, and have no
doubt bu. that our dacc!!egate in Congress, Gen.
Jones, will deem it, as Re s!ways has, his
greatest pleasure to accomplish OBJECTS so In
teresting to his constituents. If the people see
proper, let them act upon the principles con-
tanned in the resolution have Just quoted,
and send their delegates from each section Of
Du Buque proposed to be set off into new
county: she will then have her proper weight
and influence, and give additional character TO-
the Convention.
Yours, respectfully,
w. w. CHAPMAN u
Du Buque, Oct. 8, 1887.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
NEW GOODS.

USI reed per steamer Gipsy, q large aesOrt~
% mcnt Of HARDWARE, CUTLELY AND
STATIONERY, of every description, purchased
in New Orleans, and comprising in part the foIlsw-
ing articles, viz:
Collins broad and chopping axes, foot-adzes, log
chains, ass'd patent corn mills, IL doz. wedding
hoes, coffee mills, COW bells, tea kottles, plough
names, nail hammers, steel yards shovels and tongs,
hand saws, Manila leading lines and bad cords,
cotton lines, twinc, ass'd rifle pistol aud gun
nts, white and painted marbles, brass and plated
spurs, nail and spike gmbets cork screws, snuers,
plain and split percussian caps, sand paper, hide
Whips, pack pins horse brushes; mill saw raj tall
pit, taper and hand saw files; horse rasps, socket
chsels, molasses gates cupboard, chest, trunk bag
and pad locks ass'd gun locks, and brass butts
and screws, Britannia and Iron tea and table
spoons, assd knives and forks, assd pocket, butc-
or and scalping knives; table steels and carrsrs.
scissors, shears, razors, thumb and spring lanccts
razor strops, Brittania and wood shaving boxes,
shaving and tooth brushes, hair and clothes do
brass and plated snafc bride bits, tio'd and null
lin bits; plated, lfplated and brass srups assd
fish hooks and liaes, bonnet wire, violns, VIOLA
strings; perumery boxes, colognes, fancy and COM
mon soaps, pomatums, BEARS oil, inteliblc and red
inks, glass beads, finger rings, watch keys, brass
and silver thimbles, sewing and knitting nsedles,
nssd Indian bells, silver pencil cases,
silk purses, pocket book wallets, mtmora niu,ti
books, sand pQpor spectacles hooks and eyes, hand
mirrors, Indian glasses, toilet and Italia do. Web
ster's spelling books, Walkers dictionary, day
books lcdger, and blank books plain aud ruled let
ter paper, plain and cap do. account do. ass,d
quilts, ink stands, paste boards scaling wax waters,
black sand pearl, vest aud shirt buttons metal pa.
per and Florentine vest do. coa. buttons, metal do,
neck, side and tucking conbr wood poke, do dress
sing do. fine ivory do. flint locked rifles, sag!e and
double barrell'd shot guns and pistols.
Together with many other articles TOO tedious
to mention. Persons wishing 10 make bill at
Wholesale prices, would do we'll 10 call and exan-
inc our stock, as we intend selling wholesale aud
retail at small advance upon cost.
SCOTT g. TAYLOR.
Aueust G. 1887. 1865
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14

INTERESTING yaoM TINE BoRDER.-We learr
by gsniIemaa direct from the seat Of difhcy, =,
and who bore letter from Major Gen. He'd sdon,
that the Lieut. Governor Of the Provinces mad, a.
tor reaching home with Greeley, ordered force Of
three hundred troops Of the line, e.f It's defence,
and that order or moro troops hid been desga.c-
cd 10 Halifax We learn fursis. thai when news
Of tho arrest q Gseslsy 1saehsd Houlton, num-
Der Of Amefiean troops were despatched for his
protection, but arrived TOO late. Orders having
now bssn issped rho arrest Of the Commisbtsrs
who ore 10 lay en- Tho toad from the Aro6stic to
Madawaska, the Goyernor; Of the Provinces anti
eipates brush with the citizen soldiery OF Maine,
and Is preparing fos III Bangor Wing.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
w. w. CHAPMAN !,
Du Buque, Oct. 8, 1887.

The Wesr.-Some days since we made some
remarks in reference to tho probable transfer Of po-
litical power to the States wes and southwest Of
The Aieghanies ~ likely to take place at no dis
tans period. Il would ssem from an estimate con-
tanned in . Western paper, that the time at which
this change will be effected is even nearer at hand
than we anticipated, according to the calculation
Of tho editor, taking 600 as the probable a.
mount Of the cens3 Of 1910, there will then DO
1860 900 in the wcmern and southwestern States.
There is every thing calculated to induce the rap
id settIemdnt of the States referred 70. A rich soil
healty climate. facility Of access, and above all,
cheapness in the price Of land. Can il be suppo-
sed that with their natural tendencies 10 avoid In
Dor, men will continue 70 cultivate q barren and
uprodnctys soil, where an easy journey, the great
Or portion Of which can BE- performed by canal or
river navigation, will convey them ID country Of
inexhaustabls fertility. The only way in which
we can counterbalencs the advantages Of the
West, is tho employment of our dense population
in manufacturing processes, and thus making in
genvity take the Place Of natural productiveness.
Bait. Amer.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
PUBLIC MEETING.

AT general public meeti,g Of the lcitizens, OF
Llu buque and vicinity, convened at the Court
House on Friday 18th inst, pursuant to previous
notice, * A a
WARNER LEWIS, ESQ. was called Is the
Chsi,, and Jons PLvasE, Jr. appointed Secretary
Wnefeupon the following preamble and resolu-
tons were adopted.
Whereas, q number of our iellow-citizens as
ssMbies. f65iT day U1 Sspto,n=
Der last, recommended, amongst other things, that
convention Of delegates, representing the people
Of Wisconsin residing in that portion of the Ter
ritory lying west of the Mississippi rvei should be
held Ut Burlington OH the first monday of Novem-
Der next for the purpose Of consulting upon the pro-
priety OF petitioning Congress to organize US into
separate Territory. And whereas, the people of
Du Buque county do approve Of said recommends
ton, and do cordially unite with their fellow-cti-
zons vi burlington il, desiring ;s;s;;.. 81.
preston Of public opinion and promoting concert
OF action upon this important subject, therefore
Resolved, That there be twenty-one delegates TO
represent the county of Du Buque in said conven-
ton, an case OF tho death, resignation, refusal
to serve, or absence Of one or moro of said dele
gates that the vacancy created shall be filled by
such person or persons as majority of the dele
gates attending may select and appoint.
Resosrcd, That J. Il. Fales, vi. w. Coriell. S.
Hampstead, John Plumbe, jun. L. HI. Langwor-
thy, T.. Jackson, F. Gehor, +. s. Wilson, w
Hutton, and J. NJ. Harrison, be delegates 10 said
Convention, 10 represent the Town and vicinity
or Du Buque, and that we recommend to the in
habiants OF the different settlements in this coun-
y 10 meet together for the purpose Of choosing de-
lcgates Of their own.
Resolued, That in the opinion Of this meeting,
the importance Of our Territory the score ofpop-
ulation, commercial enterprise, aud of immense
agricultural and mineral resources, demand tina, we
should be organized atopce as separate Territory.
Resolred, That we have full and undated con-
fdcnce in our worthy and highly esteemed Execu-
tive, Henry Dodge, believing as we do, that his
administration of our Territorial Government has
been conducted with sagacisy, prudence and grea,
honesty of purpose.
RESOLVED, That we have undimished confidence
in our Delegate to Congress, GEO. w. JONES
aud that he deserves the thanks of the community
for the zeal, ability and promptiude which he ha'
evinced in tedischargc Of the trust which has beer
reposed in hiln.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published In the papers Of the Territory.
WARNER LEWIS, Chairman.
JouN PLUMB, Jr. Sec'y. ....
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14

At publicmee,ng Of the citizens of Du Buque
and ghborhood, held at the Methods, Episcopal
Church on tho 18th inst tho following persons
duly appointed Committee 10 solicit subscrp-
tons for completing the Presbyterian Church, viz
WARNER LswIs, 'TmoMAsS s. WILSON, aud JOHN
PLUME, Jr.
Du Buuue. Oct Ia. 1897
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14

J. DICKINSON, Esq.,, is elected to fill the
vahcdncy occasionea by the resignation Of H !.
5. Baird, member Of the Council from Brown
county, and CHARLES G. SnoLEs, Editor of
the Wisconsin Democrat, is elected TO the
House Of Representatives in place Of A. G..
Ellis, resigned. SLOW zoe apples swim.'
MI. JEAN BRuNET and Mr.. Ira b. BaussoN
are elected to the House Of Representatives
from Crawford county, in the place Of Lock-
wood and Dallam, resigned.
Every account from the Eas. speaks favorable to
prospect of better times. Business is fast revi-
wing, and as Tar as we can see, in our own country
they are no less cheering The revival in the
East vii! eocn reach the West, which added 10
the improvement made indepcnpent Of their infl,-
ence, we are led to hope for season of prosperity
before long. The great number of persons in the
mines, who have again commenced, in the good
old way OF getting rich by industry, instead Of de-
pending on visionary schemes of speculation, war
rant, in our opinion, that favorable conclusion.
Although, for sometime past, the cntre suspension
of trade in lead in the East has tended in rrea,
measure, to deter people from expanding such sums
in raising mineral as they otherwise would, yet the
operative miners have not been idle, but have
sought new prospects, and engaged in raising it GU
their own responsibility.
We are disposed to coincide with the Hon. Isaac
Hill, in his opinion of the times, tina, the present
pressure and suspension, instead Of being lasting
evil, are 'sbessings i'll disguise" Since the banks
have discovered that no aid will be afforded them
from the Government they are busy in devising
plans again to commence operations!
fETWe are authorized 10 announce CHARLES
G. BELLOWS rs a candidate for Colonel, Fourth
Regiment, w. NJ. at the ensuing election.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-10-14
CHEAP As the CHEAPEST.

INfiE subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies
IL AID Gentlemen of Du Buque and vicinity,
that he hasnow made large addition to his former
stock of FANCY e. DRY GOODS, Clothing,
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Fur Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, &c. &c.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, please call Mt tho Store
and examine for yourselves, and you can be accom-
modated Oh the mos, reasonable terms for Cash or
Lead at the marke, price. Also Stoves and Tin
ware of every description.
J. p. FARLEY.
Du Buque, Oct. Ia, 1897. 2O-dt