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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14
T. A. LIVER RE.
gWjRQ}5H OiN lDIHIN75pISP,

SURGE OlN 5DlaIII lgIS1P.
CrOMcs in the Of e. Katenbach's Jewlery
Shore, opposite the Printing Office.
r WOULD state, Tor the information of those
who may not be acquainted with the fact, that
ky having teeth, which have commenced decaying,
plugged with gold o. silver, i'll proper manner,
they may almost invariably be preserved during
life. would also Inform those persous who have
lost their tooth, as well the roots ngs, that
they have teeth inserted, by means OF gold
o. silver clasp, of indislruct bic substance, that
will not change their Colo, which will answer in,
many respects, tho purposes of natural teeth
would also inform those who may be troubled with
that disas,eeable disease, the Gum scurvy, that
they will give subscriber call, he will be happy
70 put them in tina way Of eradicatingt To those
who may wish 10 have teeth extracted, would say,
that in performing this operation, generally use
hlFereeps, which give less pain by far, than tina.
y. ISwELL KNowN instrument, the Turnkey AS l
~ oyhavs resided in Galena four years. persons
WAel wishing 70 employ easily get norma-
Without aid from qualifications as Surgeon De"t's
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DEFAMATION.

"ESSRs. A. B. CARTEI, 81 Co. of Na,chez.
lVl hasten 10 announce to thu public that the II
statement by placafd of an embezzement by the r
late Clerk, "A. H. WlLklN& is hereby altoseth-
er and entirely recantsd, and that they earnestly
request all Editors throughout the Unon, who may
have published said Gard, to publish this their de-
caration Of the entire innoce ice of the said A. r.
Wilkins. The teller Of the Planters Bank has this
morning discoseredths amount missing, in the vault
Of the said Bank, where it was specially deposited
by the said A. X. Wilkins, Gas he states on the
store ledger o, the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had besn made in.said Bank for the parcel
without avail--a positive denial of the deposits was
made again and again by the officers Of the Back,
and u was under most unhappy combination Of
circumstances, that the said Messrs. Garter e. Go.
issued the above piacord, and hare ,usTpub!icly
banded an innocent with charge Of the blackss,
guilt. They hope every effort will be made 10 give
the most extensive publication to this declaration
OF his Innocence.
Dec. I. ls37.-Jas l3, 1897 3O.6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

VETO ON THE BANK REFORM BILL.---N tille
the National 1ntelligencer is still irveighing
against, the exercise oil the veto power by Pre-
siden, JAcKs0N against the Bank Of the United
States, and in favor Of the rights Of the peo-
| pie, il says not word about the veto Of Gov
ernor WHITE upon the bill subjecting The State
banks to salutary restrictions, and guarding a.
gainst their usurpalions and, violations Of law.
| No. not word Of objection does he make to
| this cxcriion of the Executive power in behalf
Of privileged class, which has VIGOROUSLY
set all law at defiance, and in New Orleans
particularly, has committed the most enor-
nous abuses ever yet rerpe'raled by monopo-
lies. il is here that :wenty-seven directors
have appropriated between seuen andei eight mil
lions Of the baUk capital 10 themselves. over
throwing 10 effect their selfish scheme Of ia.
vor,isn, every principle Of the system which
they have undertaken 10 administer. and sacri-
ficing The whole community under The Cypress.
i've and lawless means by which they accom-
pllshcd their private objects. And the attempt
to protect the people, and hold tho banks 10
strict compliance with their charters, by "a
BOARD or CURRENCY" TO supervise and hold
to a just responsibility the bank managers, is
arrested by the veto of Governor White; and
the pretended enemies OF the veto power APP
plaud an exertion Of it, which is TO give abso-
Lutte immunity to the shocking abuse Of privi-
leges. which, when even most strictly conin- I
ed to the letter. are thought by many 10 ex-
coed the Constitution. We give, from the
New Orleans Bulletin. "a federal paper, an
account of the proceedings Of the Legislature
upon the veto. 1t will be seen that although
only three votes in the Senate support the Gov
ernor. this Federal journal hopes that party
feeling in the House will muster strength G.
nough TO enable the Governors veto to sus.
tain the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the banks.
OFricE OF THE BULLETIN,
Nev Orleans. Mrreh 6. 1898.
The RESULT IN THE SENATE.--i es'erday
morning. III he Senate, the vetoed bill was
passed BY constitutional msjoitj. the vote
being 10 to 3. 1t is expected it viii come up
in the House Representatives and he acted up
on to-day. There the result will. no doubt,
render nugatory the resolution Of The Sennte to
persist 10 passing The bill The strongest vote
Of the an,i-bank party in the House has never
exceeded twenty eight, which is not a NUN
her sutficien, TO carry the measure. The whole
number Of members in The House is hfty.'-
1hiry.focr votes, then, will be required for
constitutional majority. The prospect Of the
bill ever reaching the maturity of law is,
therefore, any thing but Aattering, and IT is
matter Of surprise that its friends should per-
severe in their endeavors under such unprom.
Using circumstances.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

TIL, Legislatuye Of Mainssbas snspendeti -.
opora.on Of tho law prohibiting The hanhs Der re-
suing small Notes, for the term Of two Yxass m Z
bill was approved BY The Govsrn6f euf ~ egh ~
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Dec. I, ls37.-Jaa. l3, 1897. 3O-6t

I WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of the
Planters Bank, do hereby certify the repeat
ed demands aud denals as stated above arc true,
aud that the parcel ofmoncy, after many inefectu-
al searches for the same, was this morning acci-
dentally discovered in the vault of the Bank. The
depoaits was madz Gn the I'd October, and the abb
sence of memorandum Oh ths special deposae
book, is to be attributed to the confusion and ahx-
ETY. incident 10 the raging of'hs epidemic ear
nestly join with MeTsfs A Is. Garter a. 20. ~ re-
questing tina, the greatest possible publicity be Civ
OH 10 the above.
WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
Dec. 7. IS37.-Jan. 10, 1888. 30-6t
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ga BAgl wood

sga s5Ags& w NND
VI AS on hand well selected assortment
Ill Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part Of
Rcady-made Clothing
Calicoes, Fancy Goods,
Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Tin Ware,
And general supply Of Goods calculated to
suit the wants Of the inhabitants Of the mining
country. All Of which he will sell very low
for cash or lead.
Noy.3, 1886 Soft
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Mr.. GHoLsoN, one Of the members Of Con- d
ssss from Mississippi. and one Of the staunch- q
st and ablest defenders OF the settlers and the IA
administration, has declined reelection in con.
G.uuencs of ill-health. Gen. Bavis is tho De. ~
slnecra,ic candidate to I'll the seat.
M HsrsY A. WISE, the second Of Graves in
90 murder Of Cilley. seeing that the just con-
1ass.ion Of the people was being poured up b.
~ favor him with call His tabIs WIN iis Isl
ed with tbs varieties of the season, and his b
with the choicest Of liquors.
1,.e., < nv A %so
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LIME FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the ci,i-
II zens Of d. Blque and tho mining country,
that no In, nov on hand, and will constantly keep
asuficisnt quantity, Of good Lime for the use Of
Ne country.
NICHOLAS CARROLL.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-14

A Poughkeepsie editor, in coniendinr that
the proposed National Foundry should be los
Gifted isi!!at town, reasons ,tnscogcr,ly-
ncighbo'hood wana k!nish the officers win
inc pieasantestqnartfrs, tile most gane 10 shoot,
ana the hnes. airls,aronrt q any Ia AoStI
Of Mason and Dixcn's Hne.' - = 4 Is n
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Administrators Notice.

--7V1-7- " NJ. NVIL-N ''S14N3 C1IN
Dec. 7, IS37.-Jan. 10, 1888. 3O-6t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
Tract of Land,

on james River, in the county OF Bedford. adioin-
'ng the lands OF Nath1 J. Manson and others-and
SAID TO contain PAPA acres more OF less. II is the
Tract OF Land wherein Thos. Holman Snead is at
this time residing.
AZ the same time and place. there will be sold n
likely Negro Man, Que bay Horse, one Horse Cart
aud iinncss, one Cow aud Calf % Hogs, one Sad.
die and Bride, Boat and utensils ; Feather Beds
aud Furniture, one Side Board, one China Press,
QUO Clock, one Book Case, one dozen Windsor
Chairs, Plates, Dishes, Knives and Forks Pots
Ovens and many other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, one Saddle and Birdie, pair
Saddle Bags, Axes Wedges, &c. &c.
TERMs-One fourth cash, the balance in three
equal lnstalmcnts, payable the LIST of June 1899
40 and Al. For the sale of the Land bond with per
sona security and trust deed will be rcquited FOR
the other property bond and good security will be re-
CURED
The sale will be made in pursuance of a trust
deed executed 10 tho undersigned by Thomas IL.
Snead on the 18th day OF June 1887 and recorded in
the clerks Office of the county court OF Bedford. The
title 10 the property is believed be good. but as
Trustee, shall sell and convey such title only as the
deed aforesaid vests IN me.
JOHN NJ. OTEY, Trustee.
July 10 CHA
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Medical Department Of the Gin
cinnati College.

'IniE Session commences the last Monday of DC
tooef and terminates the last Saturday OF Feb
rdary; but by late regulation iheiacuy four lee
lures will be delivered daily by the professors durnr
the period OF examination Of candidates for degrees
which will, undcr no circumstances, commence until
the regular session shall have expired.
Special and Surgical anatomy, by Joseph N.
Mcdowell, NJ. ID.
General and Pathological anatomy and Physioio.
gy, by Samuel ID. Gross NJ ID.
Sureery, by Willard Parker, M. D.
Obstetrics, and The Diseases peculiar 10 H'omsn
and Children, by Landon c. Rv,s NJ. ID.
Chemist " and Medical Jurisprudence, by James
b. Rogers, NJ. ID.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy by John =. Hsr.
rison, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by Daniel Drake,
NJ. -.
Dissections and Practical Anatomy by Cary A.
fnmbe, NJ. d.
Clinical Instruction in The Cincinnati Hospital, by
Doctors Drake, Parker and Rives.
Or. lrmble will open tho rooms for Practical
Anatomy on the LIST of October aud Professor Nc.
Doweliw will commence, at the same time, prelmina-
ry course of lectures on Oseolocy.
ETpcnSfS.-llckets OF the Professors, Sl5 each.
Naturalization fee So. Library ticket, (which may
be taken or omitted at the option Of the studenD $;i
Hospital ticket So. Ticket to the Anatomical rooms
$40. (The Two latter are required to be taken one
session only) Total 1925.
Respectable boarding and lodging can be had for
Sd per week.
-, Candidates Tor graduation are required 10 study
Mree years under some respectable physician, to at
.chu TWO ln' courses oil Lectures, ofwhich must
De IN inns school; or to haze pracsed medicine four
years, and to attend one full course in this school,
before they will be admitted to an examination.
In the present deranged state of the currency. the
Faculty deem II proper to announce that they will
receive from students in payment of their fees notes
OF reputable banks, belonging the States in which
they respectively reside. BY order Of IL faculty
LANDON &. RIVES, Dean.
Cincinnati, August 10 Ct
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o. DIR. HUNTER!
10 TO WHOM IT My CONCERN

y % TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERNED
- the of DIR. Hunter nesmabc Pills, persons OF
either if they carefully follow the very valuable,
plain and copous Directions the are enabled
effecualy 10 eradicate
CERTAIN DISEASE,
and to restore lost health with safety and certainty
few DAYS. .
The extensive sale and unexamped success of this Med
cine in this other cities, and principal towns throughout
the Union the last fifteen years during which salts
actov prepared by Dr. Conway, noontestby prove that
when used with the INJECTION POWDERS, II effects II
thorough and speedy of that dreadful disc rde denom
mated the Scourge Of The Human Race.
The PILLS accompanied, when the requires it.,
with the INJECTION POWDERS and CERATE these
constitute powerful medicine applicable the rarous
stages this Proran disorder FH and pan directions
with popular Treatise explaining ne raro"s symptoms and
The mode treatments accompany each box, that persons of
either sex may cure themseh es
Price of the Pi1S 81 b01 The Injection Pouders and
Cerdte SO cents edchJ
y Prepared from the original Recipe in Ms. of the late
W. T. CONWAY by his Immediate Successor and the Sole
Proprietor T. KIDDER, of whom they be had at his
Counting Room, in Chambers No. 49, next door 10 j.
kIDDER's Drug Store, OF Court and Hanover Streets
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his appointment Ito
geher with all those other valuable Medicines prepared by
the late DR.. DIR. CoSwAy) by
TRoYAlu, }Agents, .,,..
- Observ that genuine without the written
signature of r. KIDDER, the outside printed wrapper
June II 6 I'm
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To Henry 7. Early and Margaret his wife, William
V. Haden, James NJ. Haden, Achilles NJ. Haden,
Richard q. Haden, Samuel Tardy and Jane his
wife, Charles Anthony and Martha his wife, Mary
Jones' Jno H. Henderson and Martha his wife, Mo-
ses Arnold and Margaret his wife, James II. Hop
kins and Anselm S. Haden:
VENAKE NOTICE, that, on the 18th day of Sep
l. TENDER 1888, at the Bell Tavern in he city of
Richmond, in the State OF Virginia, ] shall proceed
to take the dispositions Of Richard q. lladen and
others and on the 2lst of the same month, at the
Tavern house of German ordan, al Campbell Court
house, and State of Virginia, | shall proceed to
take the dispositions of henry I. Early and others,
10 be read in the trial of suit now depending and
undetermined. in the CIrcuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county OF Campbell, IN
which II T. Eary aud wife are plaintiff and myself
and others are defendants. Should sand dispositions
not be taken completed on the above days, the y
will be continued from day to day until completed.
NJ. HADEN.
August Is 4w
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CEAS. EUGENE EWARD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of
u Lynchburg aud the surrounding counties, that
he has lately arrived from hiladelph and that
is his intention to locate himself in this place for
the purpose of pursuing his professional business OF
Watch aud Clockmaking and repairing the best
aud most approved principles Having served
regular apprenticeship to said business in France and
Switzerland and also having received his instructions
from the most skiIiul artists Of the above named
countries, he is confident that he give general
satisfaction all those that will intrust work in his
hands To be done in the most wofkmanke manner
and on the most reasonable terms
HI has opened his shop in the house occupied by
Miss Heferman where he will attend to all work
put in his
All kinds of scapements viz: Nirguel; Lever,
Duplex, Chronometer, Musical, Horizontal Leplne
and Vertical Watches.
All watches made sold by him will be warranted
tok keep good time for series of years without any
charge TO the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by him, which are warranted, will
be kept free OF additional expense, for the space of
year from the delivery, If properly taken care Of
\. b. fine and large assortment of Gold aud
Silver aud plain Watches: Also selection of Jew
elry.
July % SIM
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
.B0mes KIcer and K0NNaUHa I'M
nIO1Pn1PMf.

A Public Letting will be held in The town of
"a Lynchburg, on the l2lh September next, Of all
the work not now under Contract, on the line OF
the Canal between that place and the city of Rich
mond.
This work consists Of 80 Locks 43 Culverts, 3
Aqueducts, Towing path bridges Zone of which is
across James river,) about 100 Farm and Road
Bridges and from 80 to 40 sections besides several
heavy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will generally be Of dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank.
The situation of the work will be pointed out to
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers the line ;
and the general plans and specifications will be ex-
hibed at the Office of the subscriber in the City Of
Richmond untilthe 9th of September, and in Lynch
burg at the time of the letting.
The valley of the james River Is remarkably
healthy.
CHARLES ELLET, ". Chief Engineer
of,he j. r. and X Company.
Jnly2 tbs
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ACT or PARCEL ofLAND,
LYNCHBURG Il BUFFALO SPRINGS
TURNPIKE Company.

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to the
~ provisions of the act of the General Assembly
Incorporating the Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs
Turnpike Company, Books will be opened for re-
ceivlng subscriptions to the stock OF said Company
on the 25lh day the present month, at the Buffalo
Springs, under the direction of Addison Taliaierro,
Lee Millner, Willis White and Robert Carter, or
any two of them-at Pedlar Mills, under the direc-
ton of Richard S. Ellis, David Patteson, Robert
Camln and John c. Elliott or any two Of them and
IN the town of Lynchburg under the direction ofM.
NJ. Kerr, Elijah Fletcher, James Saunders aud John
NJ. Warwick any TWO OF them.
Aug. 10 t25A
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A TEACHER WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN who is qualified TO take
L n charge OF an Academy, can get good and
permanent situation, at P0ulding, Jasper Countv
Mississippi. 1t is expected the building will be IN
readiness by the LIST December or January next.
The health ofthis section OF NJ ississppi is thought
to be equal to any other place in the South. Let
ters can be addressed to The Trustees or to Benz
HINT None need make application except he Is
fully competent, and Of good moral character and
steady habits. 1t is probable that there will be
Female Institution attached to il very soon conse-
quenty II may suit a gentleman and his wife, who
follow that profession.
Pauding, Miss. August I'm
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notice..

WAS committed to the jail of Grayson county
w on the 18Th day of January last, a negro man.
ave- five feet six inches high, stout made and of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry and
says he belongs TO Mr. Bailey seems to be a, .
qualnted III Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says he was engaged IN driving atcam, The own
er Is requested TO come and prove property pay
charges. and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
J. JENNINGS, TAILOR.
June Am
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JAMES B. WATTS.
ATTORNEY 1T X.1U,

WILL in future. in addition to the counties OF
w Bo,etourt and Roanoke, practice IN the Sd
perior and County Courts Of the county OF Franklin.
Busire.s entrusted 10 his care. will receive prompt
attention. His adirese is Big Lick, Roanoke coun-
ty, Va.
August I'm
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE INDI
AN MURDERS In GEORGIA.


The following is extract from a letter 10 tho
Editor. giving further particulars Of the late Indian
murders Georgia. account of which appeared in
our PAPER Of Thursday last:
''FoRT GILLILAND, (E. F.) July 3ls. 1898.
Sir-The Express has just arrived from Little
Creek, and appears thar the Indians are commence
ing their in Georgia. have received letter
from an officer of our Regiment. who was an eye-
witness to This melan choly fact"
ExrRAcrl
"CAMP WILDs, Georgia. July 23d, 1888.
Forty five miles north west of Centr.ye on
Sunday morning, man came full speed into camp.
with The cry Of Indians. | asked where. He said
about three miles off that he had just ed fani-
ly who heard the report of guns aud screams Of peo-
pie. We were on saddles in few moments, and
under full speed ohe spot where the alarm
and Oh, God ofa the scenes ever saw or wished
TO see the most horrid presented itselfto view. On
reaching the ground, man, wife. and four of bis own,
and two Of his sisters children had fallen t the In
dams. Three children Of the six were alive when
we reached the spot, about three years old had
been shot through the abdomen, and lay asleep on
the dead mother, another about 10 rods from the
mother. But. Oh! horrd to tell. | found fine
young lady OF l6, shot in two places, and drked in
another, with about twenty hogs around her, and
she yet alive, and had her senses perfectly. This
was the trying time had ever seen. l gave
her cold water, which she wished much and remain
ed with her as long as could, till obliged to go in
search of the Indians. We left a guard protect
them, and administer TO them all that they could.
but all expired in less than twenty minutes after
left The Indians scattered in all directions, and il
was some time before could find the trail;
followed them about rs miles, and until further pur
suit could not be had, having then gene into the
Okatanoks, as far as white men could veil go. We
left our horses and waded nearly to our hips mud
for two miles, which much could slaad
We se.urned that nish', found abuEisd lin nunbss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-23
To the Citizens Of Virginia.
EDK. AEEEE,

IIAS finished his professional through part of the
Union. His Medicines gave general satisfaction, of
which testimonials noticed in all the Virginia and ohei
Southern newspapers The demand for his remedies
pdy increasing the South particularly in the State of V
GINA, that he found it necessary his office from New
York the city of s:HGEEnND (Virrnia) where will
be permanently kept OPEN Main Street. opposite the Farm
ers Bank, for the sale of his Gel 5bracd
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.,
A GENERAL MEETING of the Stockholds,s
h. 10, 81 the Natural Bridge Turnpike Compeny will
TENDER next. W. '"' o'n oSy OF sep
ny ofder the President and Directors.
JOHN GARTH, Secretarv
An. Nat. Bridge Turnpike Co.
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Mrs. Mckinley's COrsetts.

4 SMALL Invoice Of this justly celebrated
"A Ornament, this day to hand, of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON GELLIOTT.
Aptlll3 c
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Farm for Rent.
sasYSN. THE subs cribers wish To rent GU, the
SfEX@ FARM on VIII CHI N. II. PRICE at pre-
SHXHE sent resides, known as Lees old place,
A miles west of New London, and on the
man stage road leading TO the Virginia Springs,
to Guyandottc, &c. 1t has long been known as a
Tavern stand.
Possession can be had in September next; and II
the person renting wishes. he take the crops
made the present year. n. II. PRICE,
MOSBY ARNOLD,
Adm'rs of Richard Lee, decd
August l6 o.