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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

ny vARMS TO RENT Several first rate
E Farms for rent, If applied for soon.--
Likewise q quantity Of unimproved lands.
JOHN T.. HUNT. Z
Maumee city, April 8, 1887 2tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

A MES Spades,and Shovels, Log, trace AM
IN Halter chains, by b
Oct. 13. G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

A BY G. 4 W. RICHARDSON I
Oct. IS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

VKTANTED, Hides, Tallow, Deer Skins,
wv Beeswax rags, Butter, Cheese, and
cash in Exchange for goods at the cheap store
on Erie Street. G. & w. RICHARDSON.
Oct. IS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

II INSEED Oil, Turpentine, Varnish, and
IL Paint and other Brushes, Whiting and
Putty, Oct. IS. u. g. W.RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

ID EADY made clothing such as Pants,
II Vests, Roundabouts, Monkey Jackets s.
Box Coats Worsted, Merino and Guernsey
shirts &c. by G. s. w. RICHARDSON. {
Oct. Is. ..,. W.. +
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

TNEATHERS and Ticking and straw Ticks,
I by @. & w, RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27
CHEAP FOR CASH.

~ & w. RICHARDSON, would res
W. pectfully inform the inhabitants of this
city and vicinity that they are now receiving
their Fall and Winter assortment Of goods
which will be soldas cheap as the cheapest for
cash or country produce.
Maumee City, Oct. 13, 1888. 90
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

DRY and ground White Lead, Ven Red
- Spanish Brown, red lead, Lythage UNI
ber, yellow Ochre, Logwood, Redwood. Fus
tic, Camwood, Sandees &c.
Oct. IS. G.. s. w. RICHARDSON. /.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

DOCKS and Stationary steel Pens SIC. by
- Oct. Is. G.. g. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

ENTS. Coarse, Kip, Calf and Horse hide
Vt Boots and shoes also splendid article
of ancing Pumps, slips, by
Oct. IS; G. g. W. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

II AIDES Kid slips and shoes also Kid and
IL Grained Leather boots and shoes, by
Oct. 13. G g. w. RICHARDSON.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-27

IT INENS, Linen Damask, do. Sheetngs
AA and Table Covers by
Oct. IS. G. & w. RICHARDSON.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

SHOCKING rRAGEpY.---The Louisville Ad-
vertiser OF Jan. 9th, gives the details of most
deplorable case OF criiaitali,y which transpi.
red at the Mechanic Savings Institution. in
that city, IN the previous evening. After the
Treasurer had gone 10 dnner, leaving the first
Clerk. ., Al. Parker. in the bank. Ci,renden
r. Dicks. person with whom the clerk had
been acquainted from, boyhoo,l, was, under
some unknown pretex,, admitted into the in
s'itution. Ii appears thai Mf. Parker was
struck on the top OF the head with the hammer
used ia cancellng notes pai---,he hammer
buried to the h,ndlr Ia his brain. causing his
Immediate death. 1t is supposed that Dicks
then commenced his search ior money, when
Mr.. Julian, the Treasurer, arrived. and was
admitted. and the door again shut, when
Dicks commenced an attack upon him with
The hammer with which Parker had been kill
led. Julian unapprised of what had occurred,
parted the blows aimed a, him, and begged
Dicks to pause, assuring him lha, he was mis-
taken. Dicks continued his assaut.--makiny
blow after blow---un,il Mr. Julian had an op.
portunity 20 seize the hammer, when, in s,rng-
Cling with his adversary. Julian fell, but not
without wreS'lng the hammer from Dicks.
| Deprived Of the hammer, Dicks began to feel
| Tor his pistol. The aln OF Dicks was seen,
| and as Julian rose from The floor he discover
ed Parker lying dcld in the ROOM Suddenly
Julian-raised chair, threw it at Dicks, and
thus gained time to rush out of the door, and
rave the alarm to some Two or three iniivl-
la!s in the Immediate neighborhood. Dicks.
finding that detection was inevitable. raised
i his pistol and shot himself in the head Mr..
Julian was wounded on the head and face, hut
was not considered dangerously hurt. Parker
is said TO have left an interesting wife and three
children. Dicks, the murder, is spoken olas
the victim of gambling. He was formerly a
respectable clerk in one of the first houses in
the city, Boston Statesman.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
- ----s-=-
NOTICE.

6NANG into the enclosure of the subscriber ON
" Oh she iiGsi day OF November, 1927, living on
.iansaIt Creek, near Beilvisw, in jackson county,
Ehsaa stray Gatslc--oae Steer, supposed TO be nine
years old this spring, mostly white, some black
spart9 OIL each side, smooth crop on each ear; an
other staaa Supposed to be three years old, mostly
white, w.fh some haSk about tae head and neck,
SMOOTH crop Oh tiic right cnr tho other heiier,
supposed to DC three years old, ola bgindle color,
WITH some white aboa. the halIy and back, no arti-
cia marks, only the right ho-n, or the point, lit
tls bsohsn. The owaar o: owners are requested to
p.o?c property, pay charges, and take them away.
ALEX. REED.
Enlluin,, lan A1 1879 I'LL
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

y / is bell: 'c bg iha &dt,. of t,e pfo,,s II, pr
q pc.tnat tae gioyins in,pot,,n;a of The town
IS p,,X mty I, tho ia MAE, aaA Inc rapid s.t-
ti'mentoI tlr cnaitg}- s!roond;,git lisa siIi:cm
'ad !f1ms.t foe the Publication al a,othat paper
Ntloil lotas &'ghi Of The psincllsa whic, the
t,r hHs gotht1lp taa last three yrafs IL this
y. itH. ths Beacon viii be deriiad. ha, .,oiarse
i, it. al a: oi o! tha Ecl AID maaau3es Of The
= e5eat NhiS pasjy II thG eoIry. Il VIII send
y n lro:nte lAs "plah1id sgstam OF irtsgaa I'M
pogemait essbl she by oIt .5tit, Lart 5atrr,
bal eh1 that,lc system, il e,lried Di, is dos, ned
10 haze NJ i'm 10 tant rifWi no, tn prosperity o.
this section Of the tate and ,io,caa - pnrtiru,f.
Although t,c Boaco, viii BE- decided i, its char
actcr, plac" viii ba gvaa ut u! t,inaS Tor tempe
rntr conn IN :nt oaF ON the opposite sd, oil Ito
political QUESTION, VIII the desc thai ii.t,ce may
be dona to all partss. Every t,ing tending psy-
soa,l o. sscta ian coat oecrsY viii BIS excluded.
Ii ~ the dc sire Of the cltot, il ,,.t. &, make
up Newspaper, s,inbls II tia wants ani exper-
tqtiots Of lha people nmoag whom it viii be pub
j he'd, wailn 4, rss,tl wil! BE- had to its com.
me tinl, tasu y ~ political rh1factat.
In size. tha papc. viii be of titc laggast, and ms
it wi ba printed ~ nsa tad nay n,ata.ial, its ex.
c:itiph viii ba ca ta to ihat OF nay newspaper il,
tie Slntc.
TENN - Three Dollars per a NAM, in advance
The money 10 paid % the ,ccept Of taa first mum
be, WHICH win be is.und about tns FIST of May
~ HE c ] tor asks The asss.nnca of his lfe ads
ihthr proootal uilahakint, 'oltlaht t,at he ga,
p ,tlish a nswsp,Js. which wa sss getsral salts
In .tio,. $. NJ BAIr.4ETf.
Galn,,, Feb 10. 1873.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

every freeman. Of the age,'' etc. We do not
see the necessity Of this amendment, as the
construction given by the Pennsylvania courts
to the clause in the old Constitution equally
excluded negroes from voting.
a case, testing this question. has recently
been determined in R,,cks county. On the 2l
Tuesday OF October last. Abraham Fretz was
returned elected commissioner Of Bucks coun-
'y. Jacob kachIine was his competitor. Fretz's
majority was 50. His election was contested
on the ground that he was elected nv negro
votes. Judge Fox, of the Cour, of Quarter
Sessions. in an opinion of great research, de-
cided that, as Pennsylvania was settled first
by "ssttes." and her constitution made an!
general laws enacted, in express reference TO
this class. it was no par, of,he intention ofthe
trainers OF this constitution and these laws TO
include blacks under the terms ..citiSeas and
ifreenten;" and consequently they had not the
privileges of ''cilizens and freemca.''
Jeiletsonian.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
Notice.

4 tAhE into my inclosufe ID mile ives, OF Du
~ EaGue, in September last, Three Head Of
Sihu3, hafIas Tho following marks :--Onc two year
on sieaf, Ola bsownish color, somewhat grayish n
boit me eyes, rounded horns, crop off the right
aha slil ~ the left ear small star in his fore
mead ana iaw white spots OF his hind quarters;
another o! 5anc age, OF brighter color, with one
1879 leg req AMI the resi- white, tail partly aud bell
y all whtta, vida Greet hoais, with Il star III his
io'ehaa'l, ati en- IS marked MS the Others; ono two
year od hciiei, all red, and dark about tho mouth
ana eyes, erect ho.as, and i, Of small size, both
easscroppsd The owner may have .hemby pay.
ins .''a charges t ~
MARY McDERMr or
Dn Bn1ur, Jan. 81, 1888. 3!-3,>,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
Nv Office

n hereby gwen, 10 al whom IL may coaccrn---
Il tina, 'ihomas .; Taylor has 40 right or author
" for me. o. in my nnme, to make any contract or
agracnant, far the delivery Of Lumber at, OF from
my slw min, siliatcd o., Tets das Morts river: nor
Ia make any engagement Whatever in my name,
upoa my account, or fps account Of said Mill
and that shall not recognise any contract or a.
grcamenl made, or which may ba heraaha, n,Ie,
as aforesaid. II. II. GEAR.
Gao.a, Jan 80, 1888. 3i.s.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

MaRRIED---On Thursday the 18th inst.
by tine Rev. A. Ken, Of Galena. Nh. TllOS.
G. FASSlI'r, merchant Of the ll,.n Of tas.
sit. & Sherman. of this place, TO Miss MANY
ANN, daughter Of the late VIM. Shannon OF
81. Genevevc, Mo.
On the same day, by the Rev. w. Weig-
ley, Mr.. SAMUEL Is. JOHNSON. to Miss
MARY ANN ANDERSON, all Of this place.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
BOOk-HsiladerY.

d. l.. TURNBULL has u Book-Bindery con-
nected with his Store, well supplied with Tools
and Binding Materials, arr, IS enabled TO bind,
either parts, pr whole Editions &C books on IS rea-
soloba terms any III the Western Country. He
also has Ruling Machine attached to MA binde.
iy, and can Rule and Bind Blank bucks to am giy,
ell pattern, Cat the shortest notice.
All orders thankfully received, AMI promptly att
tended 70.
OI'T-old Books Rebound.
Fec 2. 1888. 80
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
Stolen. d expect.

HDUT nj sing any how. n sn,mll black s:Ftste,''
IL o. il thal amt spcl wight, IL Attlc d,g, we!l
khoHn BIZ the anne of "rONET," with plain,
smonh. Sonest calnsaranae, dressed il bias
s:o:kia"tt j,ck, decorated with ribbons; batas hn
t'ok all OF his clothng with him, it isqlta likely
III may change his dress ''loAsy'' boing o! NOS
al dspotmen', and NO, given 10 dissipation. il is
probable soma kind Ifieal has troubled himself 50
NJ ch as TO pnt him IA his pockat-i 50, he viii
iu't please - ''.aceiye him up,' nnd he shall be
lihetally rewarded 70: taking him Of, and have my
sincere thaaEs 70: Bringing him home.
Feb. lG. JOHN w. ilARklE.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

The MAINE BouNpARv.---Mr. Stevenson.
American Minister at London, has written 10
Lord pamerston to urge immediate attention
to the settlement Of this protracted question,
and suggests if the proposition Of our Govern
ment of July 1886. is not accepted. a new one
be made by Great Britain.
II is understood that dispatches have reach
ed the British minister at Washington, con-
tanning the reply Of his Government tothe pro-
position of our own touching tho boundary
line. e5e
II is inferred by some, from the tenor Of the
remarks Of s1r. Buchanan, in the Senate, the
other day. that the dispatches recently receiv-
we'd from England in relation to this question,
arc unfayorable 10 the adjustment Of the con.
troversy. Mr.. Buchanan. standing atthe head
Of the committee on forcing affairs IS OF course
well Informed on the subject.--N. Y. Elk.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
IJeHetsonian.

IMPORTANT INDIAN TREATY IA treaty has
been concluded, according to ,he Detroit pa
pers, with the Saginaw Indians. by which
they accept q location on the head waters of
the Usage, west The Missouri. They are to
occupy for five years two oI,he ccded reserves
on me ives, Of Saginaw Bay. This completes
the ex,ingnishment of Indian titles within the
lower peninsula of Michigon. Government
TO pay the entire nett proceeds Of the land as
valued at the land o!frc---to be Invested in
stocks for perpetual annuity after deducling
debts.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

a ~ pa'soAs Interested, ara hereby notified
IN sh't lhs ,hlcsaighsi mas beca appointed Ad
'n.ntsIrato vita the will an,sxsd, of the estate Of
Iattnaw Calia,, decd. Persons having claims
against said sstat,, VIII present tho same accos-
Ing to Law. uAd those Indebted TO the estats will
make payment to the sibcFber without DELAY.
MICHAEL Riley, Admir-,
With the viii annexed
I'M D 1a22 aD2t -
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

b A Clergyman once took for His text
these words, "'The world, the flesh,
and,he devil" and commenced his SER
mon in this manner--s'I shall pass
over the flesh, touch lightly upon the
world, and hasten OH, as fast as l can,
to the devil. ~ Eastern Paper.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

a IL p'rsoii Interested, VIII take notice that
IA tha ala.ssaad have baan appointed by the
,ort of rsobats O! Ia Blqua county, W. r., Adj
OF the estate Of ABRAHAM WILL
son, late OF said county, decd. Those having
claims asaias said estate, viii present the same ac-
co:dins 10 lay, ahitaoie indebted win sst.ls their
accoIA!3 without delay.
JOSEPH HAlGH,
E03GRF WALLER,
S.AuGEr. !fUGuLErT.
la, ,-ry q i8lY gt;.tr
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
From the American Union
DIALOGlrE.

inquired an old lady of her husband,
who was dclightiny the family circle
by reading TO them fine looking news
paper---(exet'se our bushes, for edit
ors are as modest as mailens.)
mo, Rebccca, have not answered
the Old gentleman, adjusting his s. e.
ItacIes-'b,it you know il is only a tri
Ac. The printers, | see, give very
polite dun, but they cannot mean me,
as am one of their political friends,
and at all events, my three dollars
would be bat ,ri(ling moiety to them
well, Isaac, If all their subscribers
were to say the same thing, the poor
fellows would starvc, unless they could
conIn their types into corn, and the
pr y; iuto -four midi. And surely
you, as their i;.ieaH should be more
punclual in p'yiag Them, than il you
were their p !iticaI enemy, b:>ilcs, it
wonl! show your attachment TO them
and the cause which they advocate
q housht of settling ny subScrip-
ton when | was in t9w asst said he,
!
",''e,"S ~ !. '''1 Nv '''e vi, ''''''ey
wh'c' received Tor N.Y. ,toi"ec was
o. :., !. i.'ah usual anu o's''>c>' " ''''
"ss, ~
why certainly you would not pay
them in bad money, Isaac!'
NO my car ou' S''"c''''eS a'n
"'''Se'' 10 ''he u''e"'Ie"l paper ana
Ply my " u - NV, WIN ''''' "'c', ! I'',
s''' u OIL ~ '''ese ''''hS' 'n'se "'''" T. !
any Why '''' s''. w'''' ,'''' ;, ''''.-
,ers )"ss rs wen, ~ '''9y "ou Keep u
'ons. Ivy "elS'o, ,h 'e''n'''s sac nc
'sss 49,, ." spI', w. ',a, , Mo''''' ,o'o
.,c,,a, ' ' 49, ~
e'"sc 80 !,
''''nc on yn'' is''e cNc''''''ct,
inc go'' o." i''y-- yo' "oo"' "''' :
nope I'm t''e ~. .A'''p.. " .''. "I'
ser'y 'e''o" 'chN'''s-w.'y' nc "ou''
Jew 'ne p'F''' o"' .! ~ ',' s''pe"''
ana pay Inc o''a , ~ .uoe. !,
/. YET ~ pap' w.. W. n = . ''''',''
interrupted 'l'',e ','Ne'' '''''l. mss
who stood D@s''e her Sr''''''"or ;
knees. :,
well, well, ~ cal aud pay mem,
said the OH gsntl ,tnan, NOT a 'it''c t'c'-
tied-'ioT an article read IN ihclr "a
per the Other day w'swort', t"'ce the
amount oil t',e'r s'''scr'l' ,
And yoa hl'"' s'a''p'' Wv '''"
That piece ABOUT tne cn ,, "a.
yea you twenty oo''a's' Mnlv" Wv
w9,'d nave 'aNen rom -. NC ~, '"NeI
pcilar, again iheer.uPt'o INC niue g'r''
YES 1t dld So N,. WHY LOT Una,
When go 10 'oWh' - pay oh NY o'o
the b,roain.'
Mr. Isaac - kent his word,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

NEGRO SuFFRAcs. 1.-The Reform Conven-
ton of Pennsylvania have SO amended the
clause ofthe Constitution of that state. rela-
Two TO the right Of suffrage, as TO restrict this
privilege to ,vlife, freemen, who shalihave re-
sided the reqnisitS time wiibin the state, paid
taxes, &c. Tbs constitution, previous 70 =
mendmen., resd.-s.In elections by the citizens,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
CHARLES BlLTO,
vs.. ) In ArTAcmMESr,

MATTHIAS YOUNG,>
Before ". W. Bro,cn, Justice Of Tie Peace mir =.
in md for Tie County Of Du Buq1e.
NOTICE is hereby giyon, That SUI ~, at.
lN tachmeni has bsen commenced, 'cn,iasd;os
abo2e, against the goods aud chateIs, f;abts and
credits Of the said defendant, an ab,.nt dst,or.
and TINT the said suit stands or hi ,,,cd min DO
,wsnty-eghth day Of April .,e..,, ut the o.iic. Of
said .Jualics in the tow Of t,allgjow, Wiseonsin
Territory w III. W. BROWN. Up.
January %, 1885 34-Gt
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

- The editor pro. TEN. Of the Wisconsin De-
imoesat has como out and espoused the cause
Of ~ New York spectators, and is perfectly
sasisSsdsef The validity Of the great "Carver
Claim" Wewould advise him 10 charge large
sfses tor he defence Of the claim, otherwise, in
or opiniss, he viii nos find II very profitable.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

MEssRs. A. B. CARysEP g. e. oe y,,.sx.
- nnIlen 10 a'n,o se Z, tha public that ,,isir
s.,,,%aa'by pasaa embezzlemen. By their
,aa ser, a.. y. n N.KNs, ishsrsby alioss.h.
rl ga itat, and that they earnestly
:" stlroghou the Union. who NAV
nave ,',..ea eaid Gard, publish this their de-
,v,s;n :, he entiro innocence Of the said A. II.
y n" The ,alni of the Planters, Bank has this
of 4, dsrovetsdthe am3an, missing, ii the vault
~ the said A. K. 'Wilkins. las he state. 4. ~.
store ieasas) o. 's,c I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had oo,sn made in said Bank for the parcel
wl'opt ay'il--a positive denial of the deposiie was
'a'e s'in and againhy tho officers Of IA Bank,
ah" vas under most unhappy combinations Of
cls amstaaces, that tho said Messrs. Carter & Co.
',aded tho above placard, and have thus publicly
1landed an innocent with charge Of the BLACKLIST
guilt. They hope every effort viii be made u giro
,e most extensive publication 70 this declaration
ut his Innocence. t4fs
\ 4 Dec. q, lS37,--Jan 10, 1887. 3O-Gt
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

Tons or AN EDlToR..--Capiain MarryaH.
who has acquired al enviable reputation as
literary writer, and until lately the editor OF
monthly periodical in London. in speaking o.
the tolls Of an editor, says.--'.I h. editor Of d
newspaper has most onerons task. II lsno'
the writing itself, that is 81 toi|some, hut tie
obligation, to write, whether inclined or not; in
sickness or in health; affection; distr IS Of
mind; winter and summer; month after month.
and year after year tied down to one task, and
confined 10 one spot. have fellow feeling
for the editor Of newspaper, for know that
sven monthly will wear down ones existence.
It's an endless repetition Of toil---a constant
weight upon the mind:---a continual wearing
upon the intellect and spirits, demanding all
the cxer,ions Of the faculties, and at the same
time is the severest drudgery." The captain
thanks heaven that he has emancipated him.
self from the slavery Of an editor.
He makes il out rather hard business, bu.
,we.can from experience say that he has not
gi1en hslfthe troubles that some editors under
70. Had he been the editor, aye, and the prin,
Ter too, Of a weekly newspaper in remote
corner Of the world. where there is no political
wars 70 wage, closely confined 10 the mechan-
zeal department Of the paper, with f:ilure al
ter failure in the mails, and when writing. ia
DO interrupted by the dcvl with a cry Of .more
copy together with huadreds Of other mat
ssrs to interrupt his minds, he would have dou
Bile cadss fof rejoicing. But editors B,ust hav.
patience, and readers rnustnot look to editors
for matters Of interest, when there is nothing
sf that character to give. We have learned
that il is not only unnecessary, but unpleasant
tomormor. and we bear our troubles with good
grace. There are pleasures as well as trou
blss. in the life Of an editor, and as we car
bear trouble w.ll, We don't care about exchan
egleuroecupstion for any other, but are vii
! ling 10 toll away. provided our patrons will
pay US our earnings. ~
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17
SsscriM''g sale.

,HpY virtue of.o, Execution, to me directed from
Us the Dijsset CoNt Of GRAFT county, w. r.,
iwG self Al 1uoIic yeadus, on Saturday the 24th
day Of February noxt, 1T tho stable Of Henderson
PALMS., in Inc town Of Ballgia~, lhorse, SAT Of
,ingIs hatnass, set Of doub!e ,asnsss, sleigh, /
..tdis bes, bushels # CON. ilFtons. Of hay,
taksn as the p opcrty of iishs!essoa Palmer. ia
q. GU 5faiiaS, sheriff 81.
a. DE- Bugus coapiY.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-17

Our attention h,. bee2 called by Mr.. Nc.
Gregor 10 our remarks conc.,rii!ns us case II
late number Of the News. BY 70. errnce e
that number of our paper, we discovered tn.
va were in error az to one point. The charge
of bribery has moi yet been sustained, but the
further hearing of evidence and a final decision
is postpuued ,illihe extra session which is 10
meet ia Burlington on the first Monday in June
next.