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ANU H.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS IN
THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY TIC President, tciM the adpice and consent Of h
Senate.
EIGHTH OR NEW REGIMENT OF IN
PANTRY.
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capt r.. A. HfTcHcocK, TO be Major
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J. T. Sprague.
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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
NOTICE..

TITS better from evils well forseen TO run,
Than perish m the dangers we may shun.
MY specie traps and Benton bullets being ex.
lyl haustcd, became overpowered with WHO
Cat,' and in my own defence have shut the doof
of my Menagcrie.
Now TINT have got the animal conquered, those
NJ INV old friends and customers who lare in debt
10 me will please favor me with a few more specl.
mems Of the breed. In future, however, shall
nrefer the Sucker, Poke or Hoosier TAME CAT, and
occasionally one Of the old domestic species Of
Buckeye or Corncrackcr. III few days my doc!
win be thrown open for public patronage, but !
will never again cntrust my person or property 70
to those crazy animalculc imported over mountains
April ii, 1887. 43 tCHAS. COOKERY.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
Mortgage Sale.

EFAULT having been made in the payment
IL ment Of SUN OF money secured 10 be paid
by Inden,ure of Mortgage, bearing date the ID day
of June, A. d. 1887, executed by George B. Feeld
and Jerry Ford, both Of Chicago, Cook county,
and state of Illinois, to Josiah A. Noonan of the
town and county Of Milwaukee and Territory Of
Wisconsin, and recorded in the Registers cfficc
for the county Of Iowa aud Territory ef Wisconsin,,
in volume Of mortgages OF pages 8, 3, 10, ii and
II, ON the 18th of July, A. d. 1887, at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on which there is claimed to be due % the
date OF this notice one thousand and forty two dol
lars and forty-oae cents.
Notice lie therefore hereby given, that by virtue
of the power of sale in said mortgage contained,
and in pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided, viii be sold al public auction, OH
WEDNESDAY the LIST day of August, 1888, at
the Court House in tho town Of Mineral Point, at
u O'Clock, (noon) of said day--the premises in
said mortgage, described as fJiows-al the fol.
lowing described lots, blocks, pieces or parcels OF
land, situate, lying and being in the town Of Ma
olson, Territory of Wisconsin, 10 wit:
Blocks No. 252, $50, 24s, GAG, 265, 269. 270,
1913, 300, 28s, 3ll 3l3, BIS, 3l7, 344, 342, Bay,
1898, 1865, 1867, 1863, 37l, 402, 400, 1913, 396, 42s,
400, 1872, 434, 45S, ass, 452, 476, 47S, 4S4, All,
400, 495, 523, 534, and Sill, containing each IL
Lots. Also, blocks No. 244, 2s6, 1896, 497, and
525, containing each Lots Also, block NO.
267, containing Lots Blocks No. asa and 45y,
| containing D LOIS eacn. ALSO, oioeA A>o. OoAS
containing Lots. Block 522, containing Lots.
Block SID, containing 3 Lots. Block sol contain
ing IL Lots. Lots i, 2. & a, in block SOB. AL
so, block 544, containing II Lots. Also, 54S, con-
tanning IL Lots. Block $40, containing = Lots.
Lots No. 6, 7, g. 9, in block 3s2 Block 4s4,
containing Lots. Block 4S7, containing II Lots.
Block al, containing 6 Lots. Block 403, contains
ing II Lots. Lots |, 2, 3 & a, 4 6, in block
4l6. Lots T, 8, & 9, in block 437. Lots 7, ., y,
10, IL, T. Il, in block 464. Also, lots ], .. y .,
in block 4s7. Lots l, 2, g. 8, in block AL. Lots
f a, S, 6, g, 9, 10, II 4 II, in block 509 Lots
S, G. 7, & 8, in block ass. Lots No. !, 2, d .,
f in block 453. Lots No. 4, S, s. 6, in block 266.
Also the east half of the northwest quarter OF sec
: ton No. twenty, in township seven north, range
No. nine east, containing eighty acres. Also, the
= west half Of the northeast quarter of section NO.
!, nineteen, township and range aforesaid, Contain
ing eighty acres. Said township north, range nine
. east is situated in the county of Dane, and Ter
:. ritory of Wisconsin. The aforementioned pre-.
h misses are the same that we're conveyed 10 the saic
"a parties of the first by the said party of the sec
rs part, by deed, dated the Odd day Of May, 1887
:, togethe, with all and singular the hcreditamcnt
ID and appurtenences thereto belonging, dated Aprl
IN 9TH, 1888. JOSIAH A. NooNAN.
b. w. II. BANKS, Atty.
O. May IL, 1888. 47-ta
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
SJ6EWARD.

DROKE Jaif3he night of the 18th inst, 10
ID SEPH DU\TE, who stands charged with
the murder Of, SEQ, Winnebago Squaw--
Said Ducoste Is MADAM Frenchman, about 5
feet or 8 niche III, dark complexioned, and
marked consider with the small pox. He is
supposed to havebe up the river, probably to
Prairie du Chie1 81. Peters, as no has lately
been engaged in LAUNDERING bushes from that
part Of the count will give the above reward
to any person will deliver the said Ducoste TO
mo at this piacd lodge him in any jail in thia
Territory.
10. w. CUMMINs, Shift
Du Baque county.
Do Bulue, Ju46, 1888. 52-a
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

II IN Of our eastern bethIen doubt the fact
that wabsvs plenty Of iwls, a. well a. other
game 4 the sportsman We will tell them
that bs moment ago 70 saw flock Of wild
PIECES light upon the building occupied by
the Commissioners tosBnt pre-emption claims
to ton lots. Whethe they are old settlers
and sIled to obtain certificates, we are not q
war but this fact we eel assured of,--ifthey
are, heir lots have ben 'jumped," and Sc
con application can bsmsde only at the peril
oftsir lives.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

Governor Kent of Maine has removed only
tween ten and eleven hundred persons from
ice, to make room for the creatures of the
big aristocracy. This remarkable degree
ppoderation comes of the characteristic dis
(sh of Federal Wings for Office, and their
orrence Of the vocation Of office holders!!
Salem Advertiser.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

The steamer Brazil, Capt. snitb, passed
this place on Tuesday evening ,st, on . trip
Of pleasure, TO the Falls of St. .nthony--has
far-famed place for the resort { fasbion.--la.
ded with be,uty, and all the oier little ct Get
eras. The sound Of the must and tipping Of
the light faltastic toe, togethe with the splen-
dor Of theboat, made US eny trip--but we
didn't 60. Who'll invite uto take trip
don't all peak At oncs--yeshs first ono who
asks US gentleman of " pure water; and
. sebola and dancing raster into the bar
gain.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
Is several weeks snce I'VE published q le

is several weeks since We published let
teton the Post Office Department, stating
TT the Postmaster at st. Louis had been au-
TRIED to contract with the owners Of steam
Fats for transporting the mail from 81. Louis
Prairie du Chen, yet We have heard moth
q further on the subject. We hope the mat
= will not be neglected. 1t would afford %
Isil much sooner than the present arrangement
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

0The commonication froS "Snake Dig.
sings" Is dselieed. No good, ! we conceive,
can grow out Of the publicatii Of a code Of
laws enacted in and for the spiral benefit Of
that vicinity, while it would tent to raise high.
- - excitement which seems akady too high
y b guided BY lsw and reason Unfortunate
eisesussasees like that chain vlfch has bro'i
shout The msssises IN Sake Dgs;sgs are ca.
siss ssaled y 5iDsses nd mild means. than
sihssviss. Did we believe disqualification Of
u document slisded >. would be productive
semss god ssi, vswould willingly giyeit
- insesiios.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

The fet AsdisosP Patriot publishes, with
sSpststeu psmssht slaDderous article from
the Burlington pspd ssainst ono Of the edit
- Of thiespaper. Brother Edwards will
S'nsehsasis mind ltthis is q game a. which
No - Ysey. ~ IT there are certain class.
= q ssa tAst yss IT pay back 10 their own
eoss' -sthauiss yo4 70 sure to be annoyed by
49,, sad IL dis sihs writer hstters him.
ssIf thss - eaa so( ssfulIy repay with inter-
~ hen assharit equally A. high ~ tbat
from which De Pilot has taken its basis. II
ne individual VI was personally asssiled,
~ been ''used d In connection with the
seen," be nj be guilty Of some ungen-
saaaiy eosdse&hieh the forbearance Of Els
= have h back, while on the other
-. q % is cent his being '.used mp"
nsesstbe rssu unjust persecution. View
II e matter tthis light, and wishing no
- - 70 b bed mp" for his misdemean-
Ms 2 The editor Of The Patriot.
- sstsovlim - late - four years ago,
= nsks Eoods charges upon which this mat
y ssssd-stnt the same, or stand before
seen = uiIty Of ealumny and dstssc-
lcJa1 . private individual: The
soes soek him 70 yeueh for his char
p - the present controversy
isvslsO. 49,
{ We taa~i
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

The District Court of the United States, f
the county of Du Buque, His Hnor Chi,
Justice Dunn presiding, has been in sessiq
for the past two weeks. The Docket was VI
ry large. and notwithstanding its Business hi
been conducted with the greatest possible d.
spatch, many cases have 10 be potponed ii
the September term. This is thefrst Coft
in this county. at which Judge Dunn has pk-
sided, and so far as we can learn, h has gijn
general satisfaction, and disabuse the pudic
mind by the most upright and costeous en-
duct towards all connected with the Cott.
We have spent but little time in 70 room, let
we have heard him give his charp to the TRY
in several important cases, whictwas delitr.
ed 10 a plain and impartial mamie. and MAX
ed by frequent recurrence to autoriiy, which
was well eIpounded, and left buittIe groutds
for doubt among the jury.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

A CONTEMPLATING MINT.--.Several arrests
b coiners have recently been made in the State
Sf Ohio.---From all accounts, they seem to have
leduced their fraud to something Of system.
II is stated that one of the ''old uns'' in Loran
tscen,ly furnished a police officer with letter
bf introductiotlso the officers Of branch mint
In Huron county, who Immediately repaired
thither, with an order for $500 in base coin.
He was cordially received by the gang, who
agreed to fill the order at the stated time. The
officer repaired to Norwalk, obtained suflicien,
force and come down on the mint when in full
blast, capturing the principal and eight work.
Inen busily engaged in filling his order, among
hem father and four sons!
St. Louis Com. Bull.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
I0DtiCe.

WE caution all Srsons against purchasing a
" note given BY 1al Detandebaratz & Allie,
al our furnace. on th2I,t inst. 10 G. Harper, for
the quantity Of nine hcusand four hundreo anu
cighty-jour pounds lei payable, one Gay a'1i
date. which has been banned Of Joseph Allie by
fraud, and we are determined not to pay said note
only after a fair settlement, or compelled oy Jaw.
NAL. IlFTANDEBARATZ,
JOSEPH ALLIE.
Paris, w. T. June 14h. 1888. 52-d
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
AdlniIRator,s ~.

NOTICE Is " given that the undersIs.. J
In has obtai t,es Of administration upon
the estate Of Be Burbridgc, decd from Judge
Z. lockwood, d Territory Of Wisconsin, Coun-
ty of Du Buque Ing date June, 18th 1888, all
persons having Is against said estate are re-
qucsted to exhi EN- for allowance within. one
year from the d said letters, or they may be
precluded from e any benefit in said estate,
and ifsuch clai1 not preucntea within three
years they will over void
All persons irj ID tn said estate, are requested
To make immed et,lement, as the business will
be closed as 500 possible.
INES Chiffon Admir-.
Juno 18th l63 52-3t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
lI>tiCe.

A IL persons ard erby forwaned not to pur-
"A chase of JOSEPH inrie, Saw Mill, situa-
ted on the Maquoke4 rter, about 20 miles shove
Bellyiew, as he is M authorized TO dispose OF it
in any manner, nor 4Gd sale made by him be
legal. The above is j sale---apply TO
HOOER, PECK Il sCALEs.
GaIena, juno 16, pc. 52-4t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

All Of our members are here; from tn.
counties several are absent; believe there
were but lS in attendance to-day in the house.
all their officers were elected without an ODD
sition Of any consequence.
The members appear unwilling to con,ife
here many days, altho' each county has she
very important business that must be ate 1ed
toll should not be surprised if we werejb re-
main here month. The Secretary of thu Ter.
ritory is not here, nor is it known wnen he will
be; and nothing can be done with regard to
making the apportionnent until he arrives
The people here are heaping maledctions upf
on his unfortunate head, because he paid on
certain Jackson County and Manchester ,aI
notes at the close of the last session; somAt /
thing like seven thousand dollars of that papct
were left here, and much Of il is on hard YET
and likely TO be, unless he will redeem il
which doubt very much.
shall write you occasionally Of what il
transpiring of importance.
r. S. Many OF the citizens of this county
can subscribe to your opinions Of Jacobs as ex
pressed in your paper Of tile Cd inst. They
say he deserves it all, and one gentleman in
formed me that he would subscribe for your
paper and get twenty more to do so.
Although we feel no desire TO see any indi
vldual, especially an editor, crushed, and frown.
ed upon in the community where he resides
the Postscript to the above letter affords W
little consolation---that of knowing that in
misfortune in being brought into a pers4
we have taken the proper co1
although in this case the only methSIov
was with reluctance adopted. The writer
please accept our thanks for his favor, and w(
hope he will continue to give US information
Of what is going on.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
District Court Of the United states,
SEPTEMBER TERM 1888.

District Court Of tiAe United Stntes,
SEPTEMBER TERM 1888.
Tnn, cons,, o. e % Ysws, IS.
Robert o. Taylor, Admir- of they
estate of L. y. Taylor, deed. IN .auuchment
James Conner.
nUBLIC notice is hereby given to the said
James Conner, that writ OF attachment ls-
sued on. of the Clerks Office of the District Court
of tho United States in and for Iowa county, ana
Territory of Wisconsin, dated tho 18th day Of Feb
rarv A. d. 1888, at the suit Of Robert O. Taylor,
administrator of tho estate of +. j. Taylor, decd,
of tho county of Iowa, w. +. and against the es-
tate of the said James Conner for tho sum OF two
hundred and eight dollars and sevcnty-hye cents.di
rected 10 Justus DE Seelhorst, Sheriff OF the SAID
countySof Iowalto execute, which said writ has boon
returned by the said Sheriff. as levied upon the iol-
lowing described property, to wit "Ihe north west
quarter of the north west quarter Of section NUM-
bcred eighteen, in township numbered six Of range
| numbered one east of the fourth principal msridi-
an. in the Wisconsin Land District. 4.
Now. unless you, tho said James Conner, shall
ne sooally be appear before the Judge Of the SAID
Distric, Court, Oh the first day Of tho next term
thereof, to be holden at the Court House IN Miner
al Point on the first Monday in the mouth OF Sep
give special and plead to the soid plain
tif's action, Judgment will DO antcred against you,
in favor of the said Robert D. Taylor, administra-
,or If r. ]. TAYLOR, Decd and the said estate 90
attached as aforesaid, will be sold, 10 satisfy the
Same with costs. ,,rrr,, ~,
Attest: EDWARD McoHEhn TX <,
A,r;, 81. ls38. 46-6t Z
| Ed Iohnstou ATTY for Plt,f. a
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

LAME OF LEs.---In consequence Of trans.
position necessary to be made just as our first
side was going to press, a miscellaneous arti.
Gle on the fourth page, headed Chinese Tale,'
was so cropped as to destroy all its point. It
is rather too good to be thus murdered, so we
shall next week give it with the essential
trimming. The mistake was not discovered
until the sheets were worked off.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
The Missouri Republican Of the llth inst.
says the bill establishing the Territory Of Iowa
has passed the Senate.

The Specie Circular has been rescinded,
and hereafter the notes Of specie paying banks
Of the denomination above $50, are to be re-.
ceived in payment for Public Lands, Customs,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

Hon. Levi Woodbury. has been unanimous.
y rendered the Office of Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of New Hampshire by the
Legislature Of that State. 1t is thought he is
Iesirous Of retiring from the arduous duties Of
Secretary Of the Treasury, and has once been
associate Judge Of the same Court.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
APublfc Meeting

OF the citizens Of Du Buqus will bs held at
ths Shskspesre on MONDAY evening next, TO
make pIepssstions for an appropriate celebrs-
sisn Of ths approaching anniversary Of our Ma
iional Isdspsndsncs. A general attendance is
raauaseed. '76.