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The Missouri Form Cook and Practical
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Containing u summary view of the Statute up to
the close of the session of 1896, relative to tho du-
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Just published and for sale.
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To the Public.

The undersigned, Cabin Passengers DIV board the
new ami splendid steamer Brasil, ORR1N SMITH,
master. ON her voyage from Cincinnati TO Du Buque,
take great pleasure in publicly testiyns to her s'-
peroritv over any passenger boat we ever travelled
on in the western waters. and ffom the urbane and
gentlemanly department of Capt. Smith: his until
ring effo:ts promote the safety, comfort 9" nap
pnass of his passengers, together with tho un'tor.
nifty respectful and conduct of tho other o.
fcers and the crew Of the boat. We owe the ..av-
cling community, as well as the boat, il this public
manner, 10 ammo nce obi cations to Capt. Smith,
officers and crew, for their kind and polite at,en-
ton during the trip, and at the same time we are
happy to recommend her TO the public as second to
no boat now navigating the western waters, and as
a further mark of respect, we wish the "Captain
and all hands'' success.
]. G.. Harland, Indiana,
James Haslitt, Cincinnati,
VIM. M. Graves, do
A. Young, Kentucky,
Thomas Clark, do
Samuel Rea, .Ir. Virginia.
John Vinsnnbala, do
Samuel Watts, Baton Rouge,
Harry J. Blow, St. Louis,
D. l.. Ranle,t, Now Orleans.
Samuel D. johnson, Baltimore.
James Stevens, Cincinnati.
John Hoover, do
James Rogers, Upper Canada.
M. II. Prentice, Du Buque.
Du Buque, April 9Th, 1898.
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For the Iowa News.

For the Iowa News
MEssRs. ED1roRs IL would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens of town and vcin-
ity to the "Literary Associations established at
this place for the intellectual improvement Of our
young men.
hope that in connection with their debates and
exercises, they will ere long, lay the foundation of
Library aud Philosophical apparatus, which
would tend to elevate the standard of public intel
ligence, and exercise very important influence
upon our village-whch is already growing into
Importance with magic rapdity. This Asaocia-
ton was commenced last winter, and has been
conducted with great benefit 10 its members, and
afford the citizens Of Du Buque much pleasure. The
ladies aud gentlemen requested to give this So
ciety their attendance and countenancc.
April 6. PH1LO.
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FRANCIS GEHON & GEO.0
HENDRY, Merchant, & Fart-
ners late trading Under the firm =, o..,.
Of Gchon & Hendry, ~ 'a''0e""'e''t
vs..
FyOHN McGERY.
Before Jos. I. Fales, Justice of the Peace for
Du Buquc county.
NO IlCE is hereby given TO said defendant,
~ that writhas been issued agains, him, aud
his property attached to satisfy the demand of the
plaintiff, and ina! unless appears befo,e the JUS
tice the 2alh of April inst at 10 O'Clock a. M.
|judgmen, will be rendered against him, and his
property sold TO pay the debt and costs Of suit
80, JOS. T. FALES, J.,P.
April 9th, 1893 42-3,
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Public Sale.

WILL sell at public sale, Oh Saturday in the
Il firstwcek in June next, (court weekly the follow
ing property in the town of Du Bnque, viz:
-Four town lots on Bluff Street--on two Of said
lots are two good story log houses, and timber
OH the remaining two sufficient to build dwelling
houses. Said property is situated south of the
dwelling house Of 2. Quisley, Esq Persons dcs-
rous of purchasing good property on moderate
terms would do well to embrace this opportunity.
March 81 Ill WIN. WATTS.
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Esook-Bialdery.

3. l.. TURNBuLL has a Book Bindery con.
.nected With his Store, well supplied with Tools
and Binding Materials and is enabled to bind,
either parts, Or whole Editions of books on as rea-
sonabe terms as any in the Western Country. Hs
also has a Ruling Machu,e attached to his Binde-
ry, and can Rule aud Bind Blank books to any Civ
CT pattern, Cat the shortest notice)
All orders thankfully received, and promptly at
tended to.
0-t5-Old Books Rebound
Feb. =, 1888. 80
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"a Hard Case.

r AM abou, 10 quit businessin Du Buque. Ihavs
q been in il over two years, and have not made
sSaU 10 mn Porridgcn To those Of my Friends
who have been indebted to me since started,
would say, that know it is mons,rous hard that
should ask them 10 pny me 50 soon, but the fact s,
want money, and must have it, MS Mother my
creditors nor myself can live barnacles and bot.
ties of smoke.
GEO. Il. NIGHTINGALE.
Du Buqde, March s, 1898. 36-3t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

At Cassville, on Saturday last. dispute a.
rose between young man by the name OF
Russell and Mr.. Oliver, when Oliver drew
a pistol and shot him down. -He expired i'm
mediately. Oliver was arrested and imprison-
ed.
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PH1LO.
EDu Ysuque Lyceun,

The Regular Meeting ofths Society will take
place every TUESDAY EVENING, AT tie Office of
r. Fales, Esq. corner of Sixth and Main-stree,s.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
to attend. JOHN PLUMBE, Jr Sec'y.
Du Bueue .4pril 7, 1888
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An Farlll for Sale.

A N excellent improvement on the west SIDE
~ of Catfish, opposite Regan's furnace, and
within five miles Of the town OF Du buque,
consisting ola good hoase, and a well enclc.
sed field Of about 30 acres, part OF which
has been cultivated two years, Will be sold o.,
reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply 70 the subscri-
Der. CHARLES CORkEKf.
Du Buquc, March 2sth, 1898. 4O-tf
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Notice.

NV HEREAS, the subscriber having taken out
w letters of administration on the estate of
Richard e. Ely, decd some years, all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, requested to pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, for settlement;
and those indebted are requested to make mmedi-
ate payment, as | am anxious to settle up the af-
fairs without delay.
ALEXANDER REED,
Admir- the estate of X. L. Ely, decd.
Bellvicw, w. II. March 81, 1893. 4l-4t
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Having last week alluded to the censure
cast upon Gen. Jones, as the second of Mr..
Cilley, for suffering the affair to go on after
the first FIRE, it will be gratifying to his friends
here to learn that the friends Of Mr.. Cilley ge-
nerally at Washington, consider his conduct
on that occasion as ''unerceptionable," 10 use
the words OF the Democratic Review, in note
in giving history OF the tragedy, sit being
impossible, on the principles Of the duelline
law---however strong the anxiety to terminate
It, which he expressed. and proved by his
concessions-.-to withdraw from the ground, sc
long as the adverse party continued to renew
the challenge
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Administrators' Notice.

Administrators Notice.
TNHE undersigned have taken out letters Soi
l. Administration upon the estate OF Dari 9,
Watson, late Of Du Buquc Co. w. !. decd. AN
persons having claims against said estate VIII pre-
sent the same accordngto law, and those inaep'-
ed will please 10 make payment to the suoscf'oels
without delay.
NANCY WATSON, ADMIR-
Du Buqus, March 10, 1893. 3s-5'.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned for
n Medical Services, ale earnestly requested to
call and settle the same by Cash or Notes.
JOHN w. FINLEY.
March 10, 1883 3s-l*
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
v. In ATTACHMENT.

IJOflN T. SCUTT,l
v IN
JOHN MORN. - =
Before Joseph II. Fales, Justice of the Peace.
within and for the county Du Buque
NOTICE is hereby given, tha, a suit in attach
In ment has been commenced entitled as above
against the goods and chnt,sls, rights and credits
the said defendant, an absent debtor, and tina, the
said suit stands continued until the Both day OF
June next, at The Office of said Justice, in the iowa
of Du Bubue, w. T.
JOS. r. FALES, J. P.
March Goth, lS3s 42-3m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

DIED.-.-On Friday the 9th inst. ANN JUp-
SON, daughter Of Jos. +. Fales, aged abcu. S
weeks,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

ELECTION FOR TRusrrEs OF THE TOWN OF
DU BuquE.---On Monday last an election was
held for Trustees Of this town. The following
gentlemen having received the highes, number
of votes were declared to be duly elected.
ALEX. BUTTERWORTH,
JOHN MCKENZIE,
BENJAMIN RUPERT,
JOHN PLUMBE, Jr.
PHILIP C.. MORHlZER.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

District Court Of tho United States,
| .Gprtl Term, 1893.
TEaniroRY OF WlscoSsIS,! 81.
Count OF Iowa, -,
Robert o. raylor, Admir- OF they
estate Of g. J. Taylor, decd. i, .g.,ne1u.nt.
~.
James Conner.
| nUBIIC notice is hereby given 10 tho said
| l James Conner, that writ Of attachment is-
sued OUT Of tho Clerks Office Of the District Court
of tho United States in and for Iowa county, dated
the 18th day Of February, A. d. 1888, at the suit
Of Robert O. Taylor, administrators Of the estate Of
Z. J. Taylor, decd of the county Of Iowa, and
Territory Of Wisconsin, and against the estate Of
the sail James Coaner for this sum Of two hundred
and eight dollars and sovcnty-hyc cents, directed
10 Justus DE Scelhorst, Sheriff Of the said county
Of Iowa to execute, which said writ has been re-
turned by the said Shorif, levied upon the fol-
lowing described property, to wit:"Ihc north west
quarter Of the north west quarter OF section num-
bered eighteen, in township numbered six of range
numbered one east of the fourth principal merid'-
an, in the Wisconsin Land District.
| Now, unless you, tho said James Conner, shall
personally be appear before the Judge Of the sale
District Court, On the first day Of the next tern
thereof, to be holden at the Court House in Miner
al Point OH the second Monday in the month of A.
prl, give special bail and plead TO the said plain
lifts action, Judgment will be antered against you
in favor of the said Robert O. Taylor, ndmnis.ra
tor of Il. J. Taylor, decd and the said estate Sc
attached as aforesaid, will be sold, to satisfy tbs
| same with costs. y
Attest: EDWARD McslIERRY, OK 4
District Court of the U. S. Iowa Co. w. T.
| March 10, 1888. 4l-6t
| Ed. Johnston, Atty for Pltf.
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sideration of the very important facility which
the contemplated work would afford towards
the sale and settlement Of a vast extent Of the
fairest portion Of the public domain.
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NOTICE

hereby given, 10 all whom it may concern
Il that Thomas 5. Taylor has no right or author
" for me, or in my name, TO make any contract or
agreement, far the delivery of Lumber at, or from
my saw mill, situated on Tete DIES Morris river nor
10 make any engagement Whatever in my name,
upon my account, for account Of said Mill
and that shall not recognise any contract or n
greement made, or which may be hereafter made,
as aforesaid. II. II. GEAR.
Galona, Jan 30, 1898. 34-3t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

Our Wing brethren are truly huEbugged
and a humbugging set of fellows. A Wing
paper, recently started in this Territory, has
been guided by passenger who told the editor
that somebody told him that somebody's cou.
sin heard that the bill ESTABLISHING the Terri
torial Government of Iowa had passed both
Houses Of Congress & become law. Straight.
way the editorputs in a postscript, announcing
the important information, which is credited
by the Wing paper in Galena. So goes the
humbugging. Notwi,hstand this was good
news, and received before our last paper went
10 press, the circumstances were enough to
convince any one not too credulous, that it was
"a Wing fabrication.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
CHARLES BlLTO,
VS.. IN ATTACHMENT.
MATTHIAS YOUNG,\

Before W. ". Brown, a Justice Of The Peace witt-
IN and for the County Of Du Buque.
NTOTICE is hereby given, That a suit in at
IN tachment has been commenced, entitled-as
above, against the goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of the said defendant, an absent debtor,
and that the said suit stands continued until tho
twenty eighth day of April next, at the Office Of
said Justice in the town of Bellview, Wisconsin
Territory. w III. w. BROWN y. r.
January %, 1883. 34-6t
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LOST.

LUST.
WAS lost, some weeks since, in Do Buque, a
w gold Medal, in tho form Of a Brooch, OH
which was engravcn the insignia OF the "Delt phi''
Society The finder of the same, by leaving it al
this Office shall be literally rewarded.
Du Buquc, March "a, 1888. 40-1t
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IOWA NEWS.
NO BUQUE, Saturday, April Z.

We are requested to state that VIM. HUI
TON is candidate to I'll the vacancy in the
House Of Representatives, at the election on
the 18th May next.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

DEMOCRATIC REVIEW FOR MARCH. ----This
number nobly sus,ains the character Of tina,
highly popular work.---It is embellished with
full length engravings Of the Hon. ]. R. Poin.
sett and Amos Kendall, with sketches Of their
lives, together with several other matters high
ly interesting, among which is the "Martyr
dom Of Cilley."
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
Jonx Nr1sos, as President Of the provi.

JOHN NELSON, as President Of the Provi.
sional Government Of Lower Canada, has pub
=lished a Declaration, declaring all allegiance
between the State of Lower Canada and Great
Britain dissolved. Unless Mr.. Nelson is the
Government himself, we know not where he
gets his authority, not being apprized of any
Chosen Assembly authorizing the same.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

IST of Letters, remaining in the Post Otllcc
IL a, Du Buque, w. 4. April |, 1888.
A. Walter Irsnan
VIM. J. Anderson L
Doct Frednrc Antross Mrs. Mary Leck
Mrs. Peggy Axy Peter Lovo
B. Mr. Lagrave
NJ. p Booze Right kew. DR.. Loras
Silas Barsley Henry Lynch
Sidney Blackwell II. Loomis
Benajah Beardslcy Warner Lewis
Joseph Bois.est
Henry B,queue Petsr Knox
William Brandon nj
Henry Brandon Miss Harriet Marsh
James Bay, , jesse Moreighn
James Brown William M.,,ox
Jesse Briggs w. Mcdowell
Henry Brown Dennis McCar,y
Urban z. Boone, Elias McCnnts
Waitar Baker John Moore
Richard Blythe p. W. Marsh. Esq.
J. G. Belanger Patrick hurry
John S. Balm N
Hampton Byrg William II. Nelson, 9.
g. Brent Margaret Nicholson
John w. Bobbiu, Loranscy d. Nelson, 2
simmson NJ Ballard o
c Baldwin Olmssod
Benjamin Coffee r.
Noah w. Clark, 3 Brook Porkins, 3
John Gamer, 2 David Petty .'oh,
James Gresham, 3 James Persal
To Any Bap,is.e Profess-Rev. j. Porte.
or Il
Chales Clarke Thomas Roberts, 2
James M. Carter Mes,rs. Roberts, Richard.
Charles CIevier son T. Roberts
John ID. CLASSIFY John Robson
C. Canron, Michael Rhaticin
Pat Clarse .Judson Ransom
d. Reubin RenfrO
B. Dougher,y Azor Richardson
William Darts Washington Righ,
Louis Do Sehoist Levi Reeder
Isdan Daprow Absolem Rceres
Ely Ely. Day s;,.. Major c''vI s Roberts
Ely Davis, Esq Ira Stewart
Arnel Dea,on Me:s,s S Shepherd g. Co
T.. Samuel L. Stroud
w. Emery Jacob Shullonbargcr
Stephen Every Thos. Stubblefcld,
William Egleson Adam Sheriff.
John Edsall Amos Stayton
f. Christian Strecher
Miss Margaret Fleming Michael Semrer
Lucius s. Felt Edwin Steel
Mrs. Martha FLOYD Thos. Seholl
Mrs, Rhoday Firth John A. SANFORD
Jarret S. Fessendcn James Strobe
Thomas M. Fullerton Alex. Sims
G.. Il
Joseph Gray A. Traunchmontaigne,
Joseph Y. GIBSON Samuel Taylor
Ricnard Gordon
lgnacious Graham William Vance
G. r. Gregory James Van
Henry j. Gardner, 2 John Veafdon
James w. Cartel, 2 James Vaughan
Polly An Grimes, Louis r. Valois
John w. Giett w.
Thomas B. Graham John Windcrs
Bcni. Garouspis Mrs. Mary Anne West
David Goodridpe Thomas White
H. Abraham Williamson
Joseph Hajch Wiscon Territory Du
surrilda Humos Buquc Upper Miss.
John Harris Thomas f. Webster
Gun HOLLYWOOD Rich'd Walter
Michael Hengst, 9 VIM. II. Wood T.
Joseph A. HollngsworthM Miles 5. Williams
William Hitchcock J. Warke
Miss Ellen Harnlass Thomas whitehead
I Y
Hugh l.. Johns Michael Z'neman.
Bunion Jordon
GUY B. MORRISON, p NJ
April 6, 1883. ~.
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From the Missouri Republican Of the 3lst
nit. on the authority Of letter received in
that city, announces the death Of Gen. VIM
H. Ashley, who died at Bonneville on the Goth
Of Inflammation Of the lungs. Gen. A. was held
in the highest estimation by the people Of Mis-
souri,, and especially by the Wing party, Of
which he was the leader.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
NOTICE.

A LII persons interested, will take notice that
IN the undersigned have been appointed by the
Court of Probate OF Du Buque county, w. T., ADD
minisrators of the estate of ABRAHAM WILL
son, late Of said county, decd. Those having
claims against said estate, will present the same
cordng to law, and those indebted viii settle their
accounts without delay.
JOSEPH HAIGH,
ROBERT WALLER.
SAMUEL liUGHLETT.
January s, 1888 30-,f
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~ SACKS Shorts, received per s. Boat M
~ Fulton. and for sale by
Sept. 90, 1887. l.. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07
Stoves, Provisions, &C.

z USr received a complete assortment of "Stan'
q ley's Patent Rotary Cooking S,ovos'' with
all the necessary apparatus.
Also 45 Barrels old rec,ified Whisky,
100 do Pork, mess, prime, 4 shoulders
10 do Hams, (well curcd)
do Eggs,
30 do Drisd Apples--and for sale
the lowest market prices, for cash or lead by
]. THOMPSON 4 co.
April7, 1888. 42-At
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Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to &. $. Parish either,
IN by note or book account, are rcgucstedto make
immediate payment TO me, as am authorized to
collect The same forthwith.
LAWRENCE MOLONY.
Du Buque, Sept 90, 1897. 17-st
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

The opposition papers Of Illinois, with few
exceptions, are busily engaged in trying TO Gre
ate the impression, that Col. ]. w. Stephen
son is in fact, defaulter to the Government,
before it shall be settled by documentary evil
denee that be is nat. II The Wing editors re-
ally have any doubts as TO the honesty Of Col.
8. and believe him to be defaulter, let them
ask Col. Wight, Wing. one Of his securi-
ties, and see it he has any fears Of loss by his
confidence in him. The idea that Col. Ste.
phenson is a defaulter, is in itself too absurd
for Us one moment TO credit it, even were we
without any facts to the contrary. Gould it
be possible that Col: Stephenson, who when
poor and pennyless, sustained an unspot'ed re-
puta.ion, now when wealthy, would deffand
the government, embarrass his friends who
have stood by him in times Of need, and plant
the canker-worm in his bosom 10 prey upon his
conscience forever, for the sake Of gain! Such
an idea is only fit for the bosoms Of dishonest
politicians. intsded for effect where Col. S. is
but littleknown.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

Recent Elec,ionsl in New York for town and
county officers, where last fall the Wings car
ried the day, have resulted in favor of the ad-
minis,ration, though by small majorties. In
almost every case the Democrats have carried
the day, and in all it has shown an increase Of
their strength. New York will be found on
the side of the Administration at the next Pre-.
sidential election! Mark that.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

The Wing Convention which was to as.
semble at Peoria, iii. on the &c III ult. to nomi.
nate John T. Stuart for Congr css was fai.
luss. Delegates attended from some Of the
lower counties but finding themselves .sol.
itary and alone,' went home without do.
ing any thing. We suppose Mr.. Stuart will
be the candidate Of the party even if he can
not drum up wings enough to give him the
nomination. He is what might be called Z
"wholc hog" candidate, having at an election
rolled out barrel of liquor and broke in the
head, so that all could come 10 the barrel and
drink of the spirit Of drunkenness freely.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-07

EDEDSTEADS and Table, for sale by
10 Sep. Is Il. LOCKWOOD.