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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-24

.-,or OF REpREsENTATTEs'-We
81 fiowing from the last number
b IDo osrS in Congress are to be
'PT : iorrteen States the present year,
'a e. z elections esi will take place in the
' .aii.iana, LIST Monday in July
ISo,5..,;. LIST Monday in August
Missouri sour, lst Tuesday in September.
'im9 jn let Monday in October.
5e '915.ss + Ist Monday in October.
fS clsoliDa. ID Monday in October.
! T Iorsev, ID Tuesday in October.
V 's ...,,goia. 2l Tuesday in October.
6 6sap' d Tue tuesday in October.
y mo- vi ~ lst Monday in November.
5Ss y. solr, Cd Monday IN Novem-
Unaware. 5s,, ID tuesday in November.
l T5s election in Louisiana commenced
y. nS 81 Inst inst. and continued three days.
IMAM, MONEY, we learn will be &C.
Al LA b~ tho Banks in this place, after
. iou = lst,--NasErzs Banner.
N. Reed. pa wants to borrow your
. .",, IN lendhim my breakfast,
' i,a' viii do, as / hoy'nt read the paper
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-24

Argus -
The Trustees Of the MISSISSIPPI FEMALE
COLLEGE desire you would give circulation tc
the following
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-24
ALSO.

out, speaks quick when spoken to, andlooks
person in the face, has large scar on his Bacl
caused by burn.
ATCn
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LAW NOTICE.

July 23-45-tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

, virtue e deed of trust executed to the sub
p srrbet by John iIotkaday. on the 18th day u
May. 1897 aud recorded IN the Clerks Oics Of the
llnsnues Court OF Lyuchhure will be sold, BY way
OF public auction, nj the MARKET House. in ths said
tawn of Lyueilb0fg. on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
he present month, March 1881 the resJuary ip-
tcfcst al The sud obn Iaekafav IN three SLAVES,
Eli. john aud Dek--ie sud Slaves being now in
tie possession ii Joseph Seay, wn has lie estate IN
thro aud At is detlh, tie purchaser WILDE cuitled
10 one equal n1oles Of ia said Slaves. Acting AZ
Trustee, s.ail convey eny the Iiia vested IN me.
h5 the deed al the jlh May list.
NAMES BENAGll, Trustee.
March . I'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
REBEGGA HOWELL,
SARAH ARTHUR
iaa otacrs If PiaiatBs.
wiw
ssRt.Eys'6s.6.s REeEsE.ED!

TALpo,'s LOTTERY ASH EAcHANGE Orrlcf,
Lyaclb0rg, .HaIci s,l-35 s
The following were the numbers drawn for the
Wharlma Lottery, EXIa class, NJ. ?, tor le3-, At
Richmond on Thursday the Isl inst, VIZ
80 - - 81 a. 80 Is Il % ca 10 80
AND
The following are are edrawn numbers FOR the
Lcc,bure Academy LOTTERY. class No. , Ion lr32,
at Alexandria, Oh Saturday, Much 3, 1855, VIZ:
- ; II - Il 81 y - - 80 72 so
Some handsome Prs Alomat
TALBJTS LUCKY Office.
o. For splendid capitals, Iooh to the Schemes
10 be drawn this week, at Richmond and AIeNandrla
pubIlshe IN This paper.
Tickets in both toI sale AT
TALBpT'S GFFlCE.
huch 3 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
NOTICE.

fH'llE members OF The new Lynclburg Jockey
E Cub are requested 10 meet al Tai ots Louety
Otice, a few doors above the Franklin Hotel, on
FRIDAY n2ht next 1T early clldIe.llghr, ion The pur
pose OF eIectug officers FOR the present yrar, nc.
lMrchs 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
f. {, ne = 4 ~ I,
- rG!;:1s.r 5fcsSSe d,sd EoE, at :y'Yshz
q. ~. Va.

=. rG!.ctsst Hence tt,sd Ea!, at !y'ysNs
q. ~. sW..
~ ELL knawn IS the lloei, viii be exposed 10
" public sase enthr "a day oi Apr,lnext.
'lhr llouse Is well ,ut-d lot y TAVERN, be-
m large aud eelnWo'ipns, aad situated the
ee1tle OF q well lad oul ieai aud pheasant villaRs.
which Is surrounded by gram growing country aud
ihst tae lulntfs, THIS Is the puiui ton where ihs
contemplated Gail Road tom the Tennessee line !.
l.yn,hbut. and Danville viii diverge. There are,
likewise. two nafmproye Iols wch will bs eferod al
the SAINT une un1fss disposed al AZ private sale.
l1R,E, one lhad cash.--one turd III sin mouil,s,
and que thitlin Twelve mouths, --noles with approx
ed areuIItN
\, Il. Ihe House Is uow occupied by Mr.. Robert
kent, who llasa lrase oltHo teats on hr rrop~riy.
WILL. Il. TRIGu.
knoxville, March ST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

Nj. Toler Of Lymrhbnre, having been announced
as a candidate IL represent tins county IN thu neAl
Legislature. the Wings at Campbell equity are re
4aested TO meet AT linen court house. on Monday
thu l2th lns ior the purpose Of dominating another
candidate 10 be run with him.
4 COIfNTRNMAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08
AlDUBON's oRNIruoLoGI.


Al plBONs oRNl tiioLoGl.
he histot, ol American Binds by J. } Audubon.
y announced "u' lie completed by The ls' o' May
y f''o''' "" tue on''' paper !" - s's'
~ ~ No. ''' u '''''ip'oS i've p'9ie' Tue u
"s '"'' wv "''"'"h' 'o''e ''''' ''''l'''
-, Wv ''''s - '"'"''''''' - WY ~ "'''''''
''" Wv 49, ~ "'' "S'''' ~
VIZ. Us l''''''''' VIM wa, ,'H'.
valuable addition TO ihe Natural fi'sior, o' tins Con
''1eo'--and no public ih'at'' "lneh enn obtain IT,
se'"'" "' "lllou'l' 'niN i'o Experimentation
lo' II winch 50 are ~ Ametl''' and not m're than
~ o. 10 additional 'er'fs vii be Piftattd~ofdee
Ter "i'''h mhsi be sen' III hN the lsioi hihN next
he H8AethuS i"aas lffnN Hef7dR have detel-
a''a7"' " po>stsie' to procure toiy ot ihN Great
"o'N'--'n' 'os' ct winch NIL he Ss'o-''' lhr4
''''''N amt 9'''' r'''oelns" a. large SUBSCRIPTION
a'''ohg us he'n'e'S as raent'ble' the, the" design
to appear 10 TIC hoeraidf u their fellow c'''@'s /"
""'n 'u's are already 80 much indebted / 'oain
o"''o"S' 10 ''Ne u" "''es'aoe ct the required sum
AWARE ct me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "i lhe tunes they
"e''' ""'e'ele4edt "ls afllle"mh Ia sumo m"telioz
P'n""S per1ed, "ete not immediate aelon necessat,
And 'hey do not apw'hend, eve" nodee,he pressure
winch exists, aldime inan object winch eomnends
tins s,man'f,. il J.. ,Ac 1rsnc 10 lay tbc t,oudg.
tinnot library both r<fensi,c in thu NUMB, !, ,ad
valuable m tle ei,a,,,,e, oI ~ yolnnrsaud which
shall LOW and bq,,l,, BIZ nscf,I II, In, yonrc mn,
III Lynch bpra well as e,ed,,nhle i, ,lr nuhIie ,
III Of our community. In \ a,, ottNo. .ub.,,,n,ion
,.,,,.,. Il n, l ,,,..,,, T., , ,,,,,. H., ia. ,.,
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.. REVIEW
or yTFF: Z 1.s.sEyT .U.fREE7,
Corrected ID, aaolcon,bc 1. Obey,
~ Hnis'

M.pteled tbs week 81 hhds OF Tobacco. We
have been doing but moderate business Tor The
past Month, except in tho loose ttadc, which has
without lorriah accounts liter liiah lhe 10th o.
nccemher hom In sland. Tobacco has liccn lalhc
Iull lnI LIZ I'm NV MrrL..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

II ie. Al WtgS. &. W. u " deshe respect
IFs fully To uiolm the puhIIa#thot The exr,c.
scs tin school lately uadti the snprlinicu-
tcud, nee of the Hcf. /. &. Smiih ned ludN we've
resumed On the l2th ol ehrnat., asicI lhfr dtrc.
lluu, laemE b,en rdne urd iata l., cher. and hay
my been engaged tui several Neals ~ that pursuit
tpatl ol IT, uuc ia l'enalr Sehaoi,) have ieasnn
to hop lhlt. hy uotenntcJ eNeton the s,houl vii
be- rrud rcd worthy of continuance 81 that palun-
aer, nheii has rleady been extended towards It,
All thr E.Hehc, Of lhetJ tenAn Ed0estlon, IN
GUIDING Aeeicnt Language, tfenth, aud PhNsrd
Stlcnrts. ndl be thoroughly mnght. II will be
ou odject not only 10 menltalc the elemen's
OF the studio, thai may b. il9sln. hui al,o To
deeply mlo then ptiuCtp - the ldfaneemcut
OF the Pupil aud te lnlr OF In residence will per
ant. Our Appaia.ns will be sufficiently extensive
Ia illustrate by experiment, al tie lTettlai ticts
aud principles OF the Soicrccs. Mrs. Dame will de
vote Tho whole OF hel attruuuu 10 the Instruction IN
5agSGS 0S TIE PIANO. The instruction
which viii he pWsaea IA our school Will be essen
u1y tie anc Is HAT pursued ~ om predecessors
Fifteen a. twenty Buatdcis eaH ho accommodated
IN ON aloil, IN lie uousc latel, occupied hy the
i K ". NJ Sutb Bpacler. will hc consider
ed Is members 81 our lluly aud sui jcctto The reg
ulaIuls OF a Christian household.
Pupils oau be admlft,d NJ ANY tine dnling the
Session, aud viii be ehaugcd onl, Irom the tho e
+ entrance bat uu deduction wal be made Ion abscntc
rNccpime1ers ct slehufss.
lie a ..haal viii he sHm. M here
taior",'iA
Goapd, Il ,shrng, l5uel &c. loea sessiou Of
five months, 5000
+ Fulton, do 2O,OO
Instruction N Aiae.e. dv 5000
| st al l'ldno, do 40
The Fec, as u,ual, arr PAYABLE IN advance.
GEokGE u. DANE.
Persons dr-luous Il mlotu,allan with respect to
my qualification lot Teaching, icle,red 10 the
following gentlemen.
Bishop Nlcade; Key. =. q. ,smi Il, Rev. j. l..
+ huhrlnth, Ma Nm =, Rcd, D. lSnehhur2 ::
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

col. WEBB.-~We eertainl, d,sappfote OF tn
curse winch II seeuls, irota the narrative N auothe
Column, this gentleman had determined TO pursue to
w"tds Mt Cr,. IN order To arrest The contest hetwce
thu gentleman y Ar. Graves. IL Was tont.oeut ga,
iawless-and The mere nuraton Of it is well cacula
TED 10 shock lie mural sense ri The community. !
ducls 10 col. Webs, however that while nearly al
tongues aud pens loud in siRma,izing him, tina
he Wire ot his friends should be heard ais,
midst the uproar Il the tempest. We "hoIl>
1naeaoen'ed with him, and on Opinions OF him hay,
been aty thing but favorable. But RAT jashto
'9R ee'oa! Nh. Noah SAYS ofliin
= heheyc know something of col Webb, We
have teen at WI aud At peace altctnttey Ion The
last len >cat>. h8rr always been his friend never
ius ,hemY. lie Is em,c>s in lls political eousc--
. f'dinas ~ lti> tfsfu'mrut-rastk suhdued and OF
nnr'lta3le 'anl'N-tt, iuleed hrs great ii not Ia,
ohlN weakness tntahat he - " blackenatd' OF
- eah'leu an rs Inc WIS ealle hv Mi Gcy, and
lrqaeat'A 80 hy etb,l men who ha,e,etnsed 10 meet
( hiin, ispstfur. l1aHrs Watson Webb Is the son ot
evolution ~ o8iea, atd lie camp 10 General
/ Washington Eeuof enough would say Tor any
mat Ia tie ittulrst zpnrr0ilanhe Is connected with
sumo 81 the ulde, inltrs ~ tbs Statr-has scycaI
brothers, all men el character and rcspcclahiy and
Is maf - N pue 4 our ol 'est 1alc,, and has
. clal chill en- it, be Il educating w'h great care
/ and uteatul."
Mud the New fofh, Gnrtte, edited by {. =. Da-
nicls formerly 81 South Caolma, himself man Of
high aa1 i.''poaeb3bl, Character, ,oys
" Col Webb lad pe,,eu right 10 call tn. MI
ClIey 10 account let sticA Llnsu a. lac usud and
It WITS miserable suh',luge 10 refuse satisfaction
/ o" the grounds A, uiaed b, the Membcr--most ms,
crabie-ior the standing OF tia gentleman Is hot by
ANY means rqaWoeat. lie b, .tth, by eonne N,ou,
. ia, 4 \o ma A btt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

Besldc, n ImGr uunbcI u 500, SOU, &c. ds-
Wkoie Tleket, Sl0.-ii frs Sj--teu a,ier, >. 50.
For sae N = saIlrty OF euniec numbers, AT
IALBOIS LUCKY oFFICE,
Nam Srcet, Lyachbarg, FL.
c p Oidets liom the eoa0ir,, accompanied With
the Cash, OF Pare ltcsrts Ion Tickets III ANY pn-
glnIa Scheme drlwnhy -. >. G,egory x Co. Mana
gers, VIII he promptly supplied aud Exchange -
the llbrfal effected, addressing Iet,ers
(posl pad 10 MELVILLE TALBOT.
Lgnehbane, Ka.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

o." In tie great case between Massachusetts aud
Ehodc-Islgnd in relation 10 their boundary line the
supreme Count has decided that ii has full jurisd.
tlon--"ich WAS denied by Massachusetts, and ais
argued by Mr.. Webster a few weeks since. The
Eonrt unanimous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

az "Jashce' will fad lcuer 10 h, address IN
tie Post Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-08

u I he >asb'ilIe Union Of the ell ulI. state.
tlta Glen. J5rh ON, health Is s improving, aud h,
Is lapidIH resantog his usual strength and SPINS.
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pr.1e ofsaO,oo,--,opri Ae. Of al,oo0

1A1uor' Lorrfny hNp EScnASer OrrIcE,t
Lyathbafe. March 5h 1855. :
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
CHAs. Cookery, sec'y.

The INDEpENDENT rREAsURY.--We see no.
thing in this vote that affords ground for exul-
ration on tho part of the Federal opponents oil
the Administration; unless it be the tempora.
~ success Of an ariifce. Nor any good rea.
son, on the part Of its fnends, to fear that the
measure may not yet be carried through. But
whence the exultation Of the old and inveter-
ale enemies Of the Democracy and Of Demo;
cratic Administration at III. supposed prospect
Of the defeat Of the-bilI' Can any Republican,
in or out Of Congress, doubt that they count
upon party advantage from its defeat, and
that they know that party prostration will fol-
low its success! Can il be doubted that they
see in the adoption Of this great measure the
overthrow Of their hopes Of a National Bank,
and Of the control Of the Government REVENUES
and the money power Of the country through
its vast infoence---that they fear return TO
sound and stable course Of things, and the ter
minaiion o. their hopes Of agitation, Pecnnia-
~ embarrassment and bank fluctuations! Are
they not perfectly Conscious, that this qaes-
ton disposed --.settled upon the sound basis Of
this bill---tho prosperous days of the Republic
would speedily return, and thu: Federalism
would be sborn of its political capital Is it
surprising, therefore, that they exult at the
hope OF lis defeat; that they strive to defeat It
by every species Of arti6ce, aud clamor, and
misrepresentation; and that they court aud ap-
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
e 6 the value BY any other means than

esuma'e the value by any other means than
those OF nations wants -
There is another mountain called The .Pilot
knohb," six miles from the mountain frat ma.
meg: aus area 2, the base is 1--WE hundred acres,
ana us height abont seven hundred feet. The
amount OF Iron ore on the surface Of this noun
tam, Is far greater than on the first, the blocks
Q! ore generally being much larger and more
p'ied upon each other. Near the top Of the
mountain, the blocks Of naked ore vary from
I'VE size OF small room, to that of the largest
class 81 churches. This ore varies from 60 10
80 pc, cent. pure, of a beautiful fine steel grain
alone. Itises been wrought some years since,
and found to be u the very first quality.
!C;n. Republican.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
GALENA CHAMBER OF CoMNE1cE, }
March l(;. 1874 {

| A 7 stated meeting Of the Galena Chamber OF
- commerce, cotvened for the purpose of ta-
k'ng into consideration the condition Of she local
currency, after mature deliberation, II was resel-
we'd, OH motion Of Thomas Melville, that . COM
nlttee OF seyen, be appointed to take the subjecs
matter into consideration, and 10 report to this
meeting scale Of discounts, at which rates the
bills OF the banks, which are not bankab1e at she
Gaena Bsanch os the Illinois State Bank, will be
taken from and after the Goth current, aud until il
may be expedicnt take further order OIL the SUBJ
]ect. The following persons were appointed sn
The II g committee -Tho%a. Melville, g, W Fuller,
u. y. Morehouse, Il. b. FarnswOyth, II. ]. Mor,-
SON, Frederic Stahl, q. $, Hampstead. After re-
firing for tho purpose Demonstration, the commits
tee submitted the following Report:
That IL is expedent to fix the following rates Of
discounts Oh the notes Of the Banks hereafter emu.
nerated, 10 take effect from and after the Goth
rent, aud un.il il may become expedisnt 10 take
further order on the subject: ri
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bonk Da,roit,l
State Bank, Michigan, Opcr ct.
Michigan Bank, ( discount.
Farmers Il Mechanics do St. Joseph
Bank oil River Raisn,
Erie 4 Kalamazoo,
Clinton, 8
Ypsilanti,
Calhoun,
st. Clair, l5per &c,
Iecumseh, discount.
Washtenaw, &
Constantine, ~
Maeomb,
Wisconsin,, Green Bay, @ "a 40.
l.. Eric & River Rasin Rail Road Co.
All other Banks of Michigan and Of Wiscc6sid
IS per cent discount. &s
And the notes of all other Banks which are not
receivable in the Galena branch of tho illi.,ois
State Bank, III per cent discount. ~.F
On motion, the report was accepted and i, was
voted, that the proceedings Of This meeting, be sign.
ed ~ the President and Secretary and published
in the Galena aud Du Bulge papers, and that an
abstract Of the rates Of discount DO published in
those papers until othe wise directed.
DANIEL WANN, President.
Thomas MELvILLE, Sec'y. 4l-,f $50.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
Public safe.

WILL sell at public sale, ON Saturday In tho
j frs, week in June next, court week) the follow
ing property ID The town Of Du Buque, viz:
Four town lots on Bluff Street-on two Of said
lots arc two good story log houses, and timber
or the remaining two sufficient to build dwelling
houses. Said property is situated south Of the
dwelling house Of 4. Quiglsy; Esq. Persons dssi-
rons of purchasing good property OF moderate
terms would do we'll 10 embrace this opportunity
March 81 Al WIN. WATTS
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

At meeting Of the Board of County Com.
missioners, on Wednesday Cd May, 1888, il was
r--Ordered, That the License for keeping Tav.
ems in this county, be fixed at the rate Of
Twenty Dollars, payable quarterly in advance,
granting the privilege Of vending wines, spiri.
tuous liquors, beer, ale and cider, by the drink,
and in no larger quantities.
Ordered, That the License on Groceries be
fixed at the rate of One Hundred Dollars per
annum, payable quarterly in advance.
The Store or Dry Good License to be divi-
ded into two classes, those of the first class
shall pay at the rate ofrwenty Dollars per an
nun, payable quarterly in advance: those Of
the second class shall pay at the rate of Ten
Dollars per annum, payable quarterly in ad.
vance, with this proviso:... Where div rood
store is kept in conjunction witha grpcery, the
License shall be as followe:..-Nct more nor
less than ten dollars per annum for vending
a a::y goods, with the aforementioned amount
for grocery license, all payable quarterly in
advance.
Ordered, That, whereas there is large num-
Der Of occupants upon the public squares, up
on which the County Jail and Court House
now stand; that the Clerk of the Board give
notice through the "lowa News" newspa.
per printed in the towi, and county OF Gu Duque,
TO all such occupants 10 desist from making a.
ny further Improvements thereon.
Ordered, That the petitions Of Timothy Fan.
ming aud that Of Graybill Hill, and Clifton,
for License to establish a Ferry on the West
side Of the Mississippi River at Du Buque, be
laid over for further consideration at the next
meeting.
The Board then adjourned.
JAMES TANNING,
ANDREW BANKSTON,
Co. Commissioners.
Attest.--GEo. L. NIGHTINGALE, Cl'k.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
FURNITURE

ECElVED, on consignment, per $ b NORTH
~ Star, an extensive assortment of FURNl.
iORE, consisting of the following articles, viz:
Splendid Sideboards and Sofas,
30 Bureaus,
25 Breakias. and Dinihs Tables, T
SCenter Tables,
10 Ladies' Work Tables; latest fashion; ]
100 high post Bedsscads, 1-e
200 common do.
l200 Chairs, from $l4 70 $50 per dozen,
ALSO-a splendid assortment Of LOOKING
GLASSES, from 81 .50 to $3.50.
AMBROSE KIMBOLL;
Opposite DR.. Ncwhall's Drug Store.
Galena, March 81, 1897. 4l-3m.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

NOT'ICE is hereby given, that the Com.
IN unissioners appointed to lay off the Towns
Of Di Buqde; &c. will sit in Du Buque on the
first Monday In June next to determine claims
10 prescription 10 lots In said town.
W Nnd " ,;, GtsoRi = Commissioners,
M. M. McCARvER,
May 9Th, 1893. 46-tf s
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
BoOk-Bflldcry.
A Farm tor sale.

A N excellent Improvement on The west side
IA Of Catfish, opposite Regnn's furnace, and
within FIVE miles Of the town Of Du Buque,
consisting ola good h6ose, and well encio-
sed field Of about 20 acres, part u which
has been cultivated TWO years. will b sold q
reasonable terms. "a N !: IA.
For fultherparticuls apply 70 the soAser-
Der. CHARLES CORkERY.s
Du Brque, March 2sth, 1883. 4O.sf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

for PROSPECTUS of the Missouri Iron Cumpa-
nv Containing very handsomely executed en-
QSa3ing, which represents view Of the south
side of the Iron Mountains. Also, map Of
Missouri, with her chartered and contsmpia-
ted Rail Roads, delineated. The Missouri Iron
Company was formed in the fall Of 1896, and
chartered by the Legislature Of Missouri, De-
cember 81, 1886. The Iron Mountains are for
" miles west Of The Mississippi river, in St.
Francis and Madison counties, and ninety.nve
miles south of st. Louis. The company have
1t in contemplation to construct a Rail Koad
from the Mountain to the Mississippi. When
this road is completed, i. is thought that the
amount Of transportation from the mineral re-
gion alone, in lead, copper, zinc. granite. mar
Ole, pine lumber, coal, merchandise. and pas
sengers, will Immediately pay from toto 70
per cent. annual premium upon the capita re-
nuired in its construction. One of the Iron
mountains is about five hundred feet high, in
area about Eve hundred acres, the whole sur
face of which, excepting some five OF SIX acres,
is perfectly covered, or rather paved, with ma
ked pieces or blocks Of iron ore, in general va
rvinr from one to one hundred pounds. Near
81 the top of the mountain. these blocks IN
crease in size, till they would weigh many
thousand tons each. MI: Featherstonhaugh,
in his Geological Report to Congress in 1885,
Jaws ofthe Iron Mou0tain--.' here was single
locality Of iron. offering all the resources Of
Sweeden, and Of which it was impossible 70
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District Court Of the United states

District Court Of the United states,
SEPTEMBER TERM 1898.
TEsslTosY oE W'scosHs,l 81
County Of Iowa,
Robert o. Taylor, Admir- of they
estate Of y. Taylor, doc'd. :. eu....
James Conner.
HUBI.IC notice Is hereby giyen 10 the said
Jai:es Conner, that writ of attachment ia
sued or. Of the Ces's Office Of the District Cour,
Of the United States in and for Iowa county, and
Territory Of Wisconsin, dated tho 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1888, at the suit ofiiobcr o. Taylor,
administrator Of the estnte Of f. j. Taylor, decd,
Of the county Of Iowa, w. r. and against the es-
tate of tho said James Conner for the sum of two
hundred aud eight dollars aud seventyfye cents. d
rectcd TO Justus De Seclhorst, Sheriff Of tho said
cOuntypf IowaJte execute, which said writ has been
returned by the said Sheriff. levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, 10 wit: "The north west
quarter Of the forth west Quarter Of section NUM-
bered oightSsn, IN township Numbered six Of range
numbered ono east of the fourth principal msridi-
M, in the Wisconsin Land District
Now, unless you, tho said Jahfes Cohner, shall
peisonally be appear before tho Judge Of tho said
District Court, On the FIRST day Of this next term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House III Miner
al Point on the first Monday IN the month Of Sep
tembefgvs special bail and plead to the said plain
tifs action, judgment will bs antsrsd against you,
in favor Of the said Robert o. Taylor, admiDistra-
tor of E. J. Taylor, decd. and the said estate 10
attached As aforesaid, will be sold, 70 satisfy the
Attest: EDWARD McsHERRY, elk.
Distric. Court Of the U. s. Iowa Co. w. T.
April 81; 1888. 46-6t
Ed. Johnston, Atty for PIpf.