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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
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RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. Vt.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1888.

~ Aroioer. CBHisrs.s and Nav Yr,Rs having in
etensd since last the ateaton Of 10th ourselves
band. n the Oaoe have bcoa much s,traeed by
% festive days that VIC have been unable prescott
paper To-. week with is uluai interesting matter Hence
oUf Patron. ard Ffiends will please md
cept the usual compliment becoming the Season.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
i adjourned to Tuesday.
/C1rfsPoa!saes Of he Journal Of Commerce.
WAsuIsoros Tuesday, Dec 20.

49, (SrfsPoassaes 81 hs Journal u C0nmeree
WAsuIsoTos, Tuesday, Dee 90
XAfer merry Christmas, Congress is again IN sess-
hut not snh yefy full attendance Of membrrs
- the facilities Of trade from this city at
~ &c.,, and an all directions, that many OF the
nemb-rs cAn WIh ease, run home, and keep the lo
~ III ihcir families II IS cruirctuIcd that the in
o4o4sd IA the Senate wdl be postponed tor few
~, account eli the absence OF many Senators.
$500 orr O oiock
fExns Senate crowded a. early hour this morn
- anticipation Of the debate on the Vermont
olofisns, but iheiT presentation was deferred 10y Mr.
Nsi. scc.uni Of the absence Of the Sena
tors from the sisrehodins states who had expressed
~ish 10 take part IA the debate Il - well understood
that dscdco best not unanimous stand Will be mad.
against the reception Of tie p'pcr hy the Senator.
from l1r s5nis The result VIII probably be some
compromise a. IL the disposition ni all sHii.r papcts
Lef'sNet The orHion Stems o. tr gaining ground
thst ue Jrst mode ot getting ud ol them Nil be Ca
gfs then The ufssl Ee!-fvurr cod ration, hat
suy ot the northern mru Ni'i, IN the u use
rede t1r suppression q t.,lr onusilrT1 IN. while
portion Of Me soufl 500 cpnesd tArIrss .JliHn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

srssiE-t Amer the itaneoci,ou 81 some unimporiani
and Of iaitrcst readers unless thelcx
psdsney inexp.dc cy Of di,eonliou'us ,he crcl,l
Of soaU note balls, ".1iu pla,lefs, 10 the Dis
ttict O! Columbia lie Of interest, which occupied
the Ssn1te for some time before the hour OF adjourn
mens arrived when !, sdaurncl over TO Tuesday
lIousG--Mr Adams said he perceived III
the reading Of the Journal that his answer
TO the call of has name did not appear.
The speaker said the gentleman did not
answer yea nor nor nav 10 his name.
Mr. Adams further remarked that he had
requested his motion TO insert the answer, TO
be inscribed, with the answer, IN the Jour
nal and tins request he renewed
Mr. Adams reduced the motion and answer
10 writing. as follows 40 insert after the
yeas and nays on the adoption OF the reso-
Iu,Ion relative TO abolition petitions the fol-
owing the name Of Sir Adams beng called
Ne answered l hold this resolution TO be "a
Violation of the constitution of the United
Slntes, the night of my constituents TO petit
non, aud my right 10 speak in this body
On motion of Mr. Boon, the motion to a
aWend the Journal was laid on the table.
s A vast number of priya'e bills were re-
pDrted.
Z Adjourned To Tuesday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

II is reported that the rebelous spirit again mani
Testing itself in the neighborhood Of ST. Hyacinh and
one ct the Montreal papers expresses opinion that
the Canadians VIII not stay "exterminated." "Them 8
my sentiments, Mr. Speaker - Buriiagton Free Press
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
For - ate.
~ % tee.
JEPTHI MOSES ESTATE.

ST1TE OFFENOTT. InnE Hon. IN. p,,.,
iJ"f,,i of HaiaHd s. : - Count E.r tie D,,r',,
az Rutland. '''
l"' p,r'of Concerned 10 tas '''sls of Jst,hs " ~.
ate Of X .,l-DI, deceased, iDt,tiste.
,,., - fHEIIINs.
bherfarf raoci- eIh,cu iuiDirtra', - tlc 10,
dec'.sci propose 10 render spp cunt Of hi.
i' "'' fe''i h' A.c"ng' HSsinst ,sii e,tats r o.
l"wsuce a. ibs frnbsie Csu = GO he holden ~ f. gtsn IN
AL district % TIE itt " .1Iay II Frbru.ry next
IAe'clo1'' You ,fs Jsrsoy no Gel 70 appear before
'a' court Of Tie time sn1 place siorcsadta show csu,.
any yoH nave Wy iho ,ad s.ouul should not b. al
Loved.
H. a. l. zen under nv hanI nr.l tbe zeal Of ,.1
'"uh o. Rutland 20 'sid dulr,ci this sO,h lay
December q u. 1881.
Nh 7OWSLEE. Rs,uie,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

IERDN 10. sgt cFi 70 at.at ine nitlIe 4 l.i slr.
1 mtf EAs~n -hrep aud t.aait-. ssiI Sheep hal on
90 "a 80 eter o.. niart, wHh.n ssh e. usfo the
ls,'a.' A. T. f'n"tfsr 80 fripfu 's. tassr.ar give
lt-. r-al.
AIPnrIf. Z lFcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

D Eks : the state # Nesc York. We publish to-day
the monthly return OF the banks of this state for the
ls1 oil Dtc.inst comparison with the preceding re-
ports wlil show the following results
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02

Sealing Weights and Measures,
WILL be ntteIlcl 10 nj ny shop ia Rutland F-
w day, aud Saturday tie l2lh and 1911 daysof jan
uary next, IRON 9 o'clock A. NJ. til ococX p. NJ GA
each OF said days.
ETiIANJUDD S,Gier.
Rntlond, ID C. 90 1897
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corespondenee ofMs gafaLe Conn. .4dc.


NIAGARA FAILs, Dec -, 1897.
Messrs. Editors Observing your request for news
send you the enclosed, the only thing have All is
quiet ia Canada as far our information extends and
under press mt circumstances, it is TO be hoped may
remain so.
The burst of enthusiasm having passed over on the
part OF citizens the leaders of the Canadian cause
now being with us, all on part has been right so
far. II was well that both parties should know how
we feel, and how as individuals, we should act Let
be directed by prudence. Events have materially
changed within lew days past The eeblcnrss of the
Canadian leaders, and this apparent entire suburation
Of those who thought themselves patriots has placed
the subject different attitude be gin TO doub, as
to entire dependence upon the protest liberals of Cana
da At 1T is for TO drive on a revolution
for them These are my sentiments at this period of
the affair. In much haste ID.
The following Correspondence hns been handed us
for publication.
FoRr ERIE Dec. -, 1887.
To the Mayor, ldermen and proper authorities Buff
filo.
Gentlemen - Reports having reached the Magistrates
in this district that Meetings held in your city
and other places on the frontier for the purpose of
s,igating individuals 10 arm and volunteer to attack
the inhabitants ofthis district order was issued sun
day, a. for the Militia TO assemble at Niagara BY
IL clock on Monday. About thousand men were
mustered but from positive information that imlne.
date Danger was upprehnnded, they prompt dls-
missed you will perceive by the enclosed address
On yesterday reports received and this day we
learn, that volunteers are actually assembling in your
CITY. and that insult is utr ed 70 British subject.
We feel quite sensible that those asselnbages are not
authorised by any legal authorities c)unienauced By
men of character at the time it dslurbs the tran.
guilty Of the District aud compels the authority 10
keep out strong force to guard approaches thus
creating unnecessary expense, trouble and III feeling
rhtoh PsrS sca IN, must sop all farther Intercourse
measure by which the mutual interest. Of the inAati.
tants Of both countries would materially suffer
We viii thank you 10 communicate freely with us m
this subject on which information, such is our conf.
d,nee m your desire to continue the good feelings
lttgNav ham rfu. hill.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-01-02
10 whom il may Concern.

7 HEREBY certify that have given my Amo.
i Spauidng Jr. his time until he ~ twenty yeHrs
of aye, aud shall not claim his wages be response
Die for any OF the debts he may after this date
AMOS SPAULDlNG.
Rutland, Dec 30, 1887
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
TO Printers and Publishers.

fTNHE Subscribers havs just compie,ed their new
II Specimen Book Of light nacod Book and job
Printing Types, Flowers and Ornaments, the con-
tents of which are herewith partially given.
DIAMOND; Pearl, Nos. l and 2; Agate, Nos. ],
2, and 3; Agate Oh NoGparel body; Nonparcil,
Nos. l, 2, 3, and4; Minion on Brewer body; Bre-
vier on Minion body; BREWER Nos l, 2, 3, and 4
BREWER on Burgeois body; iBfevier ON Long Prim-
or body; small bodied Long Primer; Long Primer
Nos. !, 2, 3, and 4; Long Primer Oh Small Plea
body; Small Plea Nos. l, and 2; Plea on Small
Plea body; Plea Nos. /, 2, and 81 Plea ON Eng
Paragon; Double English; Double Paragon; Ca
non; Eve lines Plea 10 twenty; eight lines Plea
Gothic condensed, 70 twenty; 1--WE seven, nine,
twelve, and fifteen lines Plea shaded eight, ten,
twelve, and sixteen lines Plea Antique Shaded.
Also, a large and beautiful collection Of flowers,
from Pearl TO seven lines Picss many ofwhich are
not to be found III any other specimen; now as
sortment Of Ornamental Dashes; Z variety Of Gard
Borders; near two thousand Metal Ornaments;
Brass Rule Leads Of various thicknesses; Astro-
nomical, Mathematical, and Physical Metal signs;
Braces and Dashes from three TO thirty ems long
Great Primer and double Plea Scrips on inclined
body; diamond and Nonpariel Music Of various
kinds; Antiques; Light and heavy two line letter
full face Roman and Italic Nonpareil, Minion,
BREWER, Long Primer, aud Small Plea; Black
Nonpareil, Minion, and Brewer Greek; Hebrew
and Saxon. sb R2 "
A large variety of Ornaments, calculated par,i-
cularly for the Spanish and South American mar.
kets; Spanish, French, and Portuguese Accents
furnished to order, together with every other arti-
clio made use Of in the printing business, all Of
which be furnished at short notice, of ss good
quality and as reasonable terms any osher o.
tablishment. -Ysatr4 81 isg io 1851
h, CONNER T. COOKE,
Corner Of Nassau and ANn streets, N. 7.
April 70, 1898, IS
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

A meeting Of the patrons and friends
Of the Alton Observer. alias Adolf
stionists held lately at Princeton, III. at
which they resolved to re-establish
that incendiary paper. In their reso-
lutions they say that Alton has render
cd herself unworthy their confidence,
yet, as an act Of great condescension, Il
the Mayor and Common Council will
guaranty to the press protection, they
will re-establish it there. What an
swer the Mayor may may return to
this modest reqeast for q guarantee that
he will do his sworn, duty we know
not, but we should as soon think Of Sc
curing protection to band Of horse
thieves as security to club Of Abo-
litisnists in Alien. mo. Rep.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
"A B1r on RoMANcE.--A youn

{ A BIT OF RoMANcE.--A young
man named Jones, was, sometime ago,
rescued from watery grave by the in
trepidity of a lady, a Mrs. Lee. Like
2 true knight and gallant man, he felt
himself bound to offer the lady a suit
able reward. But we let the Lexing-
ton (Ky.) Intelligencer tell the story:
4 "a few weeks since we toticed the
accidental drowning Of four men in the
Licking river, and the preservation Of
another, named Jones, by the heroic
conduct of a Mrs. Lee, who plunged
into the stream, and succeeded in res
cuiing him fromthe fate7of his fellows.
Mr. Jones, we learn, is d young man
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

bountiful forests Of pine in her north
ern district, formed by Nature to be
the !amber-yard Of the great valley Of
the Mississippi; also, a soil more pro-
ductive in the small grains and in We
getables than any other, numerous
streams for mills and manufactures,
and climate s0here no physician can
live, by his practice merely, and you
have sketch, not exaggerated, Of some
Of her advantages, and view Of what
futurity has in store for Wisconsin.
NORTHWEST.
W0shin9tOn, .Aprik s, 1888.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

of fortune and accomplishments, and
Immediately after the event, he made
inquiries respeeting the preserver Of
his life, and ascertaining that she was a
young widow, he etered his hand in
marriage, which was accepted; and the
parties were joined in wedlock the next
Sunday-three days after their FIRST
meeting in the waters. Mrs. Lee, now
Mrs. Jones, can now congratulate her
self upon having 6 fshedfor q husband
with the NEST entire success, and from
the most laudable motives.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

We understand that the committee
Of the City Council, to which were re-
ferred the petitions Of numerous citi-
zens of Alton, praying that no new
licences be granted for retailing ardent
spirits within the limits Of the City,
have unanimously agreed to report
favorable to the prayer Of the petition
ers. This report, we are informed,
will be acted upon in the Court Room,
on Tucsdy morning next, at nine o.
clock, and will doubtless occasion an
interesting discussion.
81 Alton Telegraph.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
Farm tor Sale.

TUNHE undersigned will sell his Claim on the
Il north fork Of the Big Maquoketa, twenty-odd
miles Southwest Of Du Buque, containing upwards
Of section Of land, Is acres broke and fenced, a
good dwelling house, kitchen and root-house there
on, with good spring, and is handsomely situa-
ted, and well Gale uated for n stock farm.-On tn 9
claim ars l6O acres Of gsol timber, and frst>rate
mill seat. Any person wishing to purchase farm
would do well 70 gall and $50 this For further in
formation apply 10 John Plumbe, jr. Du Buque. I
raB ,4s JONAS CALLAHAN. 4
April %, 1898. 45-6,. ,elssi4
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
For Sale

WILLscll my claim situated ON thu I,,,.
j MaquoketoIs, one mile north-west Of since,
Ciark's farm, about three miles below Camn and
Buay's saw mill, and about the same distance from
Samuels' saw. mill. ~ = 49,
This claim is we'll situated for farming, will,
good timber, and water for stock and farnil, use.
with a good cabin thereon. There is also about
Is or 90 acres Of open land which viii be easily
put in cultivation. 33 i@ ,f5,sa21f'
! will take in payment cash or goood property.
For further information apply to John Film, on the
head Of Catfish, Or TO
EDWARD Film.
April IA, 1888 s'' 43-a.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
NOTICE.
IT'S better from evils well forseen 10 r,,,
Than perish RI the dangers we NAV .h,,n

q, lis better from evils well forseen to r,,o.
Than perish RI the dangers we may shun.
MY specie traps and Benton bullets be;,. -,
~ hausted, became overpowered with sWila
Cat,' and IN my own defence have shu, tie doo.
Of my Menageris. ''0'
Now that have got the animal crdoue,ed ,h,..
Of my old friends and customers who :are r. a.h,
70 me will please favor me with few more spec;.
mems Of The breed. In future, however, I shan
prefer tine Sucker, Puke or Hooser TAM E CAT, AMI
OCCASIONALLY one =of the old domestic spsc,es of
DuSkeye Or Corncracker. In few days my door
VIII % thrown open for public patronage, bu,
WI, never again entrus. my person Of property to
~ nse c1 Ky anmaic1le imported over mountains
April IA, 1887. - ,CHAs. CORKERY.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

The Secretary Of War has apprized
the Governor Of Tennessee that Gen.
Scott may find it necessary to call On
him for q portion Of the militia in ef-
fecting the removal Of the Cherokees.
The Governor has replied promptly
that the militia shall DO forthcoming at
the call.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
cALL To-MoRRow.

Two words nicely put together for
the accommodation Of debtors at large;
or, if the reader likes it better, large
debtors. Alas! that glorious morrow
which never comes! that pay day still
hoped for but never known! Master
Button calls, by request, with his bill
as long as his yard-stick, with his name
flourished at the bottom, immediately
under, "received payment" and d.
rectly opposite, "errors excepted;" for
tailors never allow discount for cab
baging. His heart is bounding with
the bl:ssful anticipation Of Amoney in
both pockets; already he pictures a
good fat dinner at home-his cheerful
fireside; his wife's smiles, and his pratt
Ting children's welcome. "Staff, the
constable, shall be paid" says he to
himself, sstor am tired of telling him
to call tomorrow. At length he
reaches the dwelling Of his liberal pa
iron, the knocker falls thrice from his
hand; and then comes liveried wait
er-he presents his bill; then follows
doleful shake Of the head by the wait
err, with the astounding "call to-mor-
row." Poor fellow! with hard ef-
fort he smothers his indignation, for
one hasty word might lose him aliber-
al patron.
Again he seeks his shop, and mounts
his board with heart as hot and as
heavy as his goose. His journeymen
come to him for their wages" call to-
morrow" he exclaims bitterly; sscall
Tomorrow" re-echo they into the ears
Of their ereditors-and "call to-mor-
row" first coming from the lips Of a
gentleman Of the upper walks, never
stops until it rolls gracelessly from the
mouth Of the boot-black's land lady,
who in answer to his request for din
ner, shrieks out stcall to-morrow!'
Could we tell all the evils that at
tend poverty, to "caH to-morrow;"
there might be some hope Of a mans
struggling through the world; but that
is impossible. once had friend who
was unfortunate enough to make all his
customers his debtors. In winding up
his business, he sent his bills In, but
was repulsed by the deadly battery,
.call tomorrow" That narrow new
err came-his family were destitute, his
wife died broken-hearted; and, with
in the damp walls of a prison, he soon
followed the beloved partner Of his
prosperity and adversely. In vain he
babe death stcall to-morrows" the fell
destroyer pays but one visit; and it is
his last.
Mr.. Editor, if any one should ask
you If this communicates has direct
allusion, tell them to tscall Tomorrow
and you will answer him..
tss @ BENEDICT.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

Lord Gosfprd, the ex-Governor Of
Lower Canada, sailed yesterday in the
packet ship Toronto for London
This gentleman was much caressed du-
ring his stay in this city. The FASH
contended for him like the
two villages mentioned by Peter Pin
dar for the body Of their common
saint, though we ara happy to be able
to report that his lordship sustained no
personal damage in this anniable scufle.
He was much dinnered, he was taken
to clubs, round Of parties was made
on his account, and he was squirrel by
the Mayor to see the new Jail in the
Collect and other amenities Of the city.
Happy was he was permitted to look
on live lord, . rare fowl il this coun-
try, happier still who was allowed to
exchange situations with this noble
parsonage, happiest Of all who was in
dulged in q few minutes colloquy.-
Lord Gosford turned out, we are told,
to be person Of good manners, a
pleasant sort Of man enough, Of mod
crate intellect, but an excellent con-
noisseur in punch. His opinions Of
the Americans it Is said underwent a
favorable change in consequence Of the
civilities he met with in New York,
and sailing with the flavor Of our ban
quets yet on his palate, he carries with
him to Europe agreeable "reminiscences
of this country. In. Y. Eve. Pest.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
CAUTION.

Y IL persons are hereby cautioned against pur.
IA chasing, % the exclusion Of my Interest, be-
ing the half Of an undivided claim Of land suppo.
ed 70 be about one quarter section bounded ~ the
Mississippi on one side, lying below and extending
to within ons half mile Of the mouth Of Bcsterd
branch, absut Is miles above Du Buque.
NOAH w. CLARK.
Y April 81, 1923. AIS
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05

NorE.-Solnc assistance is required
at the hands Of the national Legislators,
to aid Wisconsin in the outset Of her
prosperous career. She requires that
the mineral lands be sold; that her
miners be protected in the enjoyment
Of the mines they have labered to dis
cover; that some assistance be rendered
in making roads from Lake Michigan
TO the Mississippi; in clearing out the
distractions in the Mississippi, near
Rock island; and in making other in
ternal improvements embraced in the
petitions Of her citizens and the me-
MORALS Of her Legislature. And let
our legislators here bear in mind, that
if it be not expedient to appropriate
money for these improvements, the CT
tizens of Wisconsin, and of the Statas
that are interested in them, will gladly
accept of land, and make the works
themselves.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
CAUTION.

A LII perssns are hereby cautioned against pur-
IA chasing or trading for certain note given by
the subscriber TO H. G.. Dewey, for $l5O, dated
June 10, 1887, payable in ono year from dnte,-i,
having been obtained byJraud, and Without a con-
alteration, tho subscriber is determined never to
pay the same, unless compelled. thereto by law.
DENNIS COLLINS.
sGalena, April %, 1898. 45-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
NOTICE.

TIME subscriber has had transferred to him
for settlement, the docksss Of George w.
Harris, Warner Lewis, and I'm Williams,
late Justices Of the Peace within and for the
county Of Du Buque. Persons interested in
judgments on said dockets will please call on
him At his Office, corner Of Main and Sixth
streets. JOS. T. FALES,
Justice Of the Peace.
Du Buque, April %, 1898. 45-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
FOR SALE.

4 CLAIM situated l-2 miles below the falls
n Of big Maqusketa, with = dwelling and hs-
cessary out houses, l60 acres under fence, - Of
which are hrske, and Is sowed in oats. For fur
thsr information apply 70 the subscriber on the
premises. JACOB PATE.
April 81, 1888. 44-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
CHARLES BlLTO, 4
vs.. IN ATTACHMENT

Before w W. ByoDn, a J,1stice Of tie Peace NTH.
u, and Jor. Tie County Of Du Buque. VI
NOTICE is hereby given, That SOFT in at.
IN tachment has been commenced, entitled Al
above, against the goods and chattels, rights and
credits of the said defendant, an absent debtor.
aud that the said suit stands continued until the
twenty-eighth day Of: April next, at the ONCE o.
said Justice in tho town Of BeIlsisk, WlscoNsin
Territory. VIM. W.. BROWN3sJsP.
January %, 1888. s,sfe 34-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-05
Notice

rs hereby given to all whom il may concern, tina,
il the regular meeting Of the County Commits
sioners Of Du. Buque county, will take place OH
Tuesday, May LIST, 1888, at the Court House.
By order of the Board.
GEO. N. NIGHTINGALE,
Cl'k Co. Commits.
Du Buque, April %, 1893. .45-tm