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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

ID AS our paper was about going to press, the
mall 5 due Wednesday last arrived, but brought
s nothing OF Importance from Washington o,
canada. Several resolutions were introduced
IN the House. for the purpose of preventing az
lar as possible, all duelling and wrangIing a.
mong members Of Congress.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
For sale or Rent.

4 LARGE and comnodinus new house, stu.
n ate on Water street. in The town Of Du Bugue.
and nearly opposite VIM. Burke's store. 1t is
suitable for a boarding house, or for a store and
dwelling. Terms liberal. Apply to
QUIGLEY & BUTTERWORTH.
Feb. 10. 1887. H-tnn. is9
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
Du Isuaue Lyccu,,,

The Regular Meeting of this Society ri,, =.
place every TUESDAY, EvExlyc, a, the otlics Of ]
II. Fales, Esq corner of Sixth and Main.s,r.a,s
) Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
70 a attend END, :, JOIN PLuMBE, Jr. Sec,y.
Du Buqne, March l7n, 1893 -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
NOTICE.

A LII persons interested, are hereby notified.
~ una. the Undersigned has been appointed Ad.
mnistrator with the will annexed. of The estate ~
Matthew Cullen, decd. Persons having claims
against said estate, will present the same accord
ing 10 law, aud those indebted 10 the estate vii,
make payment to the subscriber without delav.
MICHAEL RILEY, Admir-.
With the will annexed.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
n 0 7 lie E .

A LII persons indebted TO tho late firms OF Little
IA a. VAN, or Lite, Wann L. Co. either by
note OF book recount, are hereby requested to make
settlement payment of the same cithcrto Thos s.
Wilson, Esq. of Du Buqne, or at tho counting
room of Carson Dean g. Co. Galena. a.rse>
This request is made with the hope Of avoiding
the unpleasant necessity of rcsorting 10 coorciye
measures to effect settlement oftiose accounts.
LILLE, WANN &. Co.
Galcna, Feb. "a, 1888. 36-3t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
NOTICE.

"A LII persons interested, will take notice that
- the undersigned have been appointed bv the
Court ofProbate of Du Buque county, w. r.. Al.
I.,t,r OF the estate of ABRAHAM WILL
soN, late OF sad county, decd Those having
claims inst said estate, will present the same ,cs
cordhs to law, and those indebted will se,t,e ,he;-
accounts withou, delay.
JOSEPH HAIGH.
ROBERT WALLER.
SAMUEL HUGHLETT.
January 8. 1898 3ntf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

BowERY Theatre BURsT.---We learn from
the New Era that the Bowery Theatre, N. Y.
was entirely consumed by fire Sunday NOR.
ming last. No satisfactory explanation Of how
The fire originated has yet been had, but the
suspicion Is strong that it was the work of an
lnccndiary. There was insurance on The build.
ing to the amount S35, 900, which will cover
about one half Of the owners loss; the scene
ry, dresses, and property Of the Manager, was
notinsured. [Aner. Man. Il
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

The ancient pillar of Democrcy, tho Richmond
Enquirer, of the I'd inst speaking of tho Presidcn,
of the United States, says: Nothing is false, as
the charge of intrigue which has been brought a.
gaust him No manis less amenable 10 the acc,.
saton. lie nerer made an clrctioaeeri,.g tyur, an
eeroneering speech, ate an. elcetioneering din
ner. lie did not, like Clay and Webster, 70 a.
bout from Dan to Becrsheba, harangnpg crowds,
and making the mas, active exertions in his own
behalf He kept aloof. He said nothing; ne con-
fined himself TO the honorable performance Of his
public duties. This is strieLy true, IN spite ofNe
false impression Dtich his opponcnts haze sought
to make upon Atepublic mind.
Eastern Me- Argus.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
Administrators, Notice.
NOTICE.

w. u. CHlrIENDEN.)
CHESTER WESTON,\
Before Matthias Ringer, n Justice of the Peace
within and for the county of Du Buauc.
M Office IS hereby given, That suit in at
/ tach,nant has beon commenced, entitled as
above aGainstha goods and chattels, rights, cred
IFS and demands of the defendant, an absent debt
or, and tho said suit stands continued until the 18th
day OF May next at the Office of said justice in
Ball9iew, jackson county, Wisconsin Territory.
MATTHIAS RINGER, J. p.
February -, 1893. 37--p,s. fec Sc 50.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
RECANTAT,ION.

eat54f.tsG ORGANIZATION. f&5N
MESSRS. A. b. GARTER & Co. of No,cb,,s
1VA hasten to announce to the public that their
statemontb by placard of an cmbezzlement bv th.ir
late Clerk, A. X. WILKINS, is hereby altopoth
or ana entirely recaated, and that they earnestly
request all Editors throughout the Union, who NAV
nave published said Card, to publish this their de-
claration oil the entire innocence of the said A. r.
wilkins. The teller of the Planters, Bank has this
morning dlscoVeredt the amount missing in the vault
OF INC said BANK, where it was specially deposited
oy the said A. X. Wilkins, Gas he states OH the
store ledger on the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had been made in said Bank for the parcel
without avail--a positive denial Of the depose was
NAVE 'su' ""a again by tho officers Of tho Bapk
ana 1t was under most unhappy combinn,ion cr
circumstances, that the said Messrs Carter &, Co.
issued tls above placard, and have thus publicly
branded an innocent with a charge of the blackcsr
quit they hope every effort will BIO made 10 rive
tho most extensive publication to this declaration
Of his innocence. -
Dec. 7, ls37--Jan. IL, 1887. SOFT
WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of tho
u Planters Bank, do hereby certify tho repent
ea demands and denials rs stated above arc trne
ana that the parcel OF money, after many inefectu-
al searches Tor the same, was this morning acct.
dentaIly discovered in tho vault Of the Bank. Thas
dsposite was made OH the I'd October, and the abb.
sence OF memorandum on the special deposito
book is TO be attributed to the confusion aud anxi
ETY. incident to the raging ofthe epidemic, ear
nestly join with Mersrs. A. b. Carter g. Co in ~.
qucsnS that the greatest possible publicity be Civ.
Ell to the above. 80
WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
Dec. 7, lS37.--Jan. l3, 1888. 3O.6t
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8, hEsuMPT.oS.-- Nine Of the Banks of the
S'ate o. Maine. held meeting at Augusta, on
.he OH INST. and came to the following resolu-
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17
CHARLES BlLTO,
VS.. In ATTACHMENT,
MATTHIAS YOUNG.A

MATTHIAS YOUNG,S
Before w. w. Brown, n Justice ofMc Peace r,N-
in anil for the County Of Du Buque.
NOrICE is hereby given, That a suit IN at
IN tachment has been commenced, entitled MS
above, against the goods and chattel., rights and
credits Of the said defendant, an absent deb,o.,
and that the said suit stands continued until the
.venly-eigh,h day Of April next, at the Office Of
said Justice in the town of Beilyiew, Wisconsin
Territory. VIM. w. BROWN, j. p. Z
January %, 1888. 34-Gt
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

We understand The mail bags on the route
between Galena aud Peoria, were los, i in
Plumb river on Wednesday last, consequent
~ all letters leaving this place on Friday and
Sunday were lost. #.1 ~ 4'si
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

and Table, for sale by
ID Sep, l6 E.. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-17

Mr.. Bartlett, late editor Of the Galcna Gaz-
cite, has, as appears by publication in that
paper. abandoned the idea Of establishing the
North Western Beacon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
WHEELER,S BALSAM OF MOSCA.
TELLO.


"a purely Vegetable and quite ssTseaCs 70 sne
barrhoa Dysenley Cholera Morbus. spamodic Cholera
and the summer complaints OF children the following hghy
volustary written the prope ssve their
highest opinions o. its merits aud OF the decaed success
De Psys'sr Esq, captain Of the New York p,sts,
Congress Hail. New York; Col Charles Map~s; David kim
ssy s 10 ResS ass
D. Collins 24s From. street, Mr.. Charles smith 50
Neil Mercer stree; Mr. Robert Breese, 25 Hudson
Cyrus s Esq Mr % sdwnrm
&c. &c.
sunday Morning News, oh-r the above letters
proprietor has received among Others the folio wing add
A0 ANS New York. AsiOr HOUSE. Aug. 9, 1888.
Dear sr-Durng my stay here Of my children OF and
from he high recomm-nda,on had from r. Brooks, ESD
Of your sssam Of Moscsso did nc. hesitate 70 asmn T
children are DOW oss we'll You are al liberty 10 use As
asy way you thbk proper.
Governor ef Arkansas.
Mr. ,. Wheeler, oculist. &c. Ne. 50 Greenwich St
Isl sroaawsy, 9th Aug; 1883 5 !.
old aad the othtr old both severely afflicted whihe
Moscatro, and advised to procure som. forthwith did
small dose the, were re ored 10 their usual Ia
would remark that as grnersly well Known
your and auhorc refer ON The
Baisam o Moscaieo, medicine which think
of the gr, aiest i'm oor to families.
Yours respectfully, JOHN NlRLo.
~ genuine Basam whcelcrs 6aisam OF Mosca-
elo" stamped the bottles and each bottle accompanied
with directions for ana fac smie Of The proprietor Sig
Price according the sir of the bottle two, Or
three dollars Te be had New York. at the residesce Of
proprietor No. 50 Greenwich Oculist nc NJ The
drug OF j. MilsaH, No. l8S Broadway nj Mr. Dckes
No AIS Broadway; AT Mr.. Dodd's, Nos 6i5 and III
Broadway; Mr. Schieelin No. ia Canal street, AT Mr.
Israel Posts No 20 Bow~ry: Mr. J. q. wiliords, No Ala
Grand street, sad M MccIesr,. No. 1es Greenwich street
wishing obtain address tposi
pad) TO Mr. Wheeler No. IS Greenwich street. where all
wholesale orders for The supply OF vessels hotels are to be
JylI bms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

FRox HAVANA BY the brig Lancet Capt Bangs,
arrived this forenoan from Matanzas. The following
are extracts OF commercial letters;
MATAfzAs, August 9Th.
We have had many arrivals Of Rice recently from
your port The schooner Mariner the last. cargo
Inferior sold 10 rails, while prime would commard
Iva IL L.
In white Sugar there 10 considerably less demand,
and holders appear willing 10 submit reduction.
when for browns they are more firm. Msscovadoes
inquiry
Owing to several shipments having gone forward to
your Southern ports, Coffee has advanced cent per
To- The quantity Of the Coffee rex,ainny qaite limit
cd.
Upwards of $500 hhds. Molesses have been cx-
ported 10 3lst ult Holders Of tbs article unwilling
now 10 sell less than rials but than 1000 hhds
in town and The roads. OWING TO the rainy season,
bad
Freight Europe entirely nsmina and the United
States, few
Exchange on London 10 - 70 prem; New.York
par Boston IL discount; few taken from the lat
HAVANA, Aug 9th.--Our rice market has declined
and LOT Of so casks has been sold Is l-2 rails but
l6 rias offered for the HowelPs cargo.
Coffee to 10 q white Sugar IL TO IL and brews
and yellow Z 10 81 2, Moasses 4 Ia 20 434; Honey
ala; Exchange London 10 IL to IA prem; New.
York % 70 per cent. Charleston Pat. Axs 20.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
From the Philadelphia Gazette. |

From the Philadelphia Gazette
The NATIONAL ARMY NHARLY Dss-RoYEp.-Capt.
Berng, of the brig Carroll has favored the Phade-
phia Exchange with the following, under date of
MoNTEvIDEo June %, 1888
II is now matter of certainty that the national
army has been almost destroyed and FrutHs, think,
will show himself IN all next week. Government Is
making every effort for last struggle, which will
probably be IN or near the city. Men and boys are
being impressed, the streets are closed up by brick
wallis and every other demonstration Of an expected
attack. General Curando Gomez, the third IN COM
mand OF the national army, reached town night be-
fore last, accompanied by small escort. It's said
about 600 men escaped in small parties and are now
seeking their homes. As near as can learn, the GO
vernmeHt General was outwitted and led into an am
buscade The battle fought on the other side OF
the Rio Negro, the strong hold of Don Frutus The
forces on either side may have been 2500 men-per-
haps the national army 1000 men. The general effi-
GERS, IN council 1--WE days before the combat, deter
mined that Don Frutls should not expose himself by
entering the field The command was consequently
given to General Lavae, Buenos Ayrean. Al four
o'clock, p. M, they met Lavalle opposing or show
ing front of 1900 men, while on either flank he had
600 in ambush
General Onbe, supposng he bad the whole army
before made rapid and appeared to him. successful
charges, they fighting and retreating slowly and In
good order nil the national army confident Of victory,
had passed the ambuscade, they wheeled in upon both
TANKS in the rear, while the msin body stood their
ground Thus placed between two fires, the national
army was cut TO pieces There is no prospect OF the
blockade coming off at Buenos Ayres.
The LATE INHABITANTs OF FORT HENRY, Kings
ToS, u. Con Saturday last MessIs. John Mont
gomery, Wilson Reid and John Mari, arrived IN this
city from Sackers Harbor in the steamboat Oneida,
and departed on Sunday morning for Lewiston. They
in excellent health and Spirits and anticipate ma
ny happy Christmas and merry New Year, in the
new land OF promise, whittier they al present tend
(owa). Mr.. Montgomery, il is true is snll suffer.
ing from the pain caused by dIslocaton of the
knee, whilst descending into the outer ditch Of the
fort, but his health is otherwise good.
The other prisoners, who escaped in company with
the above named individuals are scattered through
the country. We understand that Col. BroPhy, the
engineer appointed by Gen. Theer, TO superintend
machinery Of The naval armament Of the second d.
vision of the Patriot forces and who, will be recol-
lected was severely wounded on board the schooner
Anne, with some others, are at present al Utica
Rochester Dem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
NEW MEDICINE.

III PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS. a new
and invaluable Mcdcins or al diseases arising from mpu
ao substitute for Mercury Calharnc in Fevsrs and
all Bilious Affections.
These popular rs combination OF newly discovered
Alkaline subssEcc extracted from the Tomato Psrt
other vegetables substances which been found modify
and dfuse lis effects, and believed be the best
live Cathsc Medicine, discovered. They have
been abundany and successfully tried, and have eceved
universal appreciation for scrsiua Dypepd !aundcs, Bill.
disc Gravel Rheumatism Coughs Colds, lLhuenxa
Caiarh, Nervous diseases, Acid snmachs 0lsnduar Swell
lings &c all kinds Cssveness, Colo, Head ache, &c &c-
An Adote to Contagious and Epidemic Diseases,
formation Of Bieus aud Liver Affections Fever and
Ague, nc in those who reside in hot climates ana
marshy countries and the best Catharc that be
those localities Seamsn will find them sfaiible remedy
for the Scurvy and Travellers The best M dcne they
unterac the dangers OF exposure In unhealthy
climates For ordinary Family physc they universally
approved, the best ever offered.
The peculiar virtues Of the Tomato Plant have for long
pnb great has been the future de-
veopmcnt of It's mcdc nal Qualities, which the Proprietor
happy In being Nble TO presents his Pills
the public with the full confidence cf their being the safe
Of a those who have taken them and the testimony
OF Physicians who hsvc them, all
justify and corroborate this opinion The rapidly increog
denssd for and the universal appreciation bestowed upon
The public respectfully Informed, that the above Pills
for sale by the following In this cit H.
d. Sands, William street, corner Of Fulton H. A. MLesn
20s Greenwich j. Calender ls2 Nassau street syme.
IS Sx,h Avense; r. G. Il. Moss 492 Grand j.
G Hallock 296 Spring street Clinton Market
In Brooklyn, by J. NJ. Smith and A. Higsmsn, So Fulton
Proprietor. Hartford. Con or L. HeADLEY PHELPS &c.
general orw srdng Agents) 2 Water New York.
will be promptly executed.
For the rstsry Of this medcaa, testimonials, &c Pam
phles, which nay be had gratis Of the above Agents.
a. meO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
MEOICAA CAED-pR. CARPENTER, No. : Peel

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No. Peel
IVA Slip New York deems proper occasionally 10 remind
the public that he coanues administer to the afflicted Al
his old established Dispensary.
To number o the citizens II this metropolis he need
hrralds his victory disease, in It's mos
picaIed destructive does he deem
10 be very specific enumerslng the names OF the va
maadies TO which mankind and womankind are subject
respectfully TO remark thai
he confines himself oce practice and aevces himself pr
onally the welfare Of his patients, Keeps no assistants on
shop boys separate Offices for the privacy OF patient
who come In contact.
Dr. would add that he IL regularly educated t.
Of medicine and and received his ID
pona the year 1919 ~ the New York state Medical Sece
bIg respected snd much amented Joby
b. Rodgers D. President, aHd that be has for sns
devoted himself 10 the treatment and cure OF
delicate and private diseases.
Be particular in the number-4 Peck slip, Pearl ST.
gy2e SIN DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

nTIFICIAL TEETH-sron a conaplcr
N set WITHOUT CLASPS STRINGS &c the prYet
pies of pressure by NJ LEvETT Dcrtsi no. 81
Broadway entrance first deer in warrer The improve
and distinguishing eztnre ofthis method tho complete
y ~Gecng OF the essential ebscsof the and security
tie supplied teeth IN the mouth wholly whept clasps
springs. other similar Persons interest
ed in this Improvement wLo unacquainied with
ture and exient, may - by MIGHT INSPECTION
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO THEM, tLa,iie plar
different priacipe and results romANY hitherto prsctis
ed in NEW YORK sad that tie above statement strictly
and entirely accurate
The opinion the New York public ON Hl improved sys
may be 10 the following respectable pspersyias
New York Mirror 18th July. 1885, Courier and Enquirer 26
December. 1885: Evening Star, i7h June. 1887.
unv1l-3 Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27
HAIRCUT IN G.E ooMs

VNHk VtCTOHIA III AITtlC UT iN GNUVWS
Corner OF Fulton street and Broadway lwest side J.
CLR has opened the above room, In connection
with his where ladies gentlemen III
always him home prepared cut and arrange their
hair in The prevailing stye Of fashion.
CLIREHUGHS SYSTEM
OF cutting gentemeas hair Is entirely original has been
adopted ny The most talented artists in London and farls and
well calculated display the luxsance and beauty OF
fine hair The arsign and execution have been de-
nominated scientific and whether for The pulpit the ba
the stage clac and elegant arrangement add
dignity and grace 10 the whole contour OF Ia tee humane
The philosophy Of the hair dresses art 80 to arrange
the hair while the finest features be improved by
this most estimated Of natures eits the pain coune
made appear lively handsome Tns glu
Cirehurb has attained eminent and acknow
Wy thousands whe have changed counienance under
the mag OF his touch. - :.
Eau the first door from broadway an2l lea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

XNHOOPiNG COUGH lis ccnvulsive cough, inter-
w by full and inspiration, ming In
hts and usual eninated by vomiting excectnraoa.-
The appears be vcid matter ef phegm lodged In
upper the sngs which sdberes close be
with difficulty IL usuay on with
oppression 81 breathag some thirst tome ever aud Is sue
ceed by hoarssu.s and In about fortnight the cough IL
peculiar sound named Such Is The nature II this
disease, which has produced mourning In many happ,
house, carving of youag much beloved ~abrr ri
the family remedy for this distress q Dr. TAfLORs
Balssm a Lverwoat SIS Bowerv which the prnpri-
l. fully confident viii fail In curing the worst
I beg you au15 3tddlw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

FIRE.-Between and o'clock this morning FIRE
was discovered in the lower part Of the story brick
from, building No lis William street, occupied by Brun
La Rosere as an artificial flower store the lower part
and the upper part dwelling. The fire was soon
extiuguished His stock slightly damaged by water
insured How the FIRE originated appears mysterious.
The occupants say that there had been any light in
the lower part Of the udng since o'clock last eve
ming.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

p A paragraph in the Louisville Journal states
that Mr. Prentice the senior editor Of that paper, had
been attacked the Harrodsbsrg Springs BY Thos p
Moore. Mr.. Moore (the Journal adds) advanced
upon Mr.. Prentice with drawn pistol and fred at
him Mr. Prentice then ired neither shot taking effect
Mr. Prentice drew second pistol, when Mr. Moore
auaed and said he had no other arms whereuPon Mr.
Prentice from superintendent magnanimi'y spared Mr.
M a life -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

T A letter from Texas Of the 10th July last says,
the Hon James Collinsworh, chief justice OF the re-
public. was found drowned in the bay of Galveston a
few days since. The body was much matilated, and
there were marks upon which led to the belief that
he had been murdered He is said to have had consid-
cradle money with him when at Galveston he was
man of extensive research and afsupcrior talents"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

CouYrERFEIT CoiS.-rhe public have much reason
to be their guard agass, spurious coin In propo--
ton TO the quantity in circulation, there is much more
counterfeit, coin than paper. The FIVE franc pieces,
Mexican dollars, and American halves, all counter
feited and the markets. constantly supplied with them.
The counterfets generally much darker than the
genuine CON- and often resemble pewter lead. Some
of the counterfeit franc pieces dated 1880, with the
head Of s'Carelus X. Rel de France"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-27

Uj7 Gen. Harrison among the passengers on
board the steamboat Herald, which burned below
Cincinnati few days since. He received no injury
Ii is little singular that both the General and Mr.. Clay
within short time Of each other, were passengers on
board boats that were os-one burned and the other
sunk.