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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
MONARCHY IN MEXICO.

HAVANA. AUG. ID. Iel7.
DEAR FRIENDS: On board the Enylisi,
Mail steamer ieviot, arrived from England
on the 9Th instant, was Gen. Don Mariana
Arr!gala, eX-President Of the Mexican re.
pub &c accompanied by four English officers,
ami they lett yesterday in the same steamer
for Vera Cruz. AS is naturally the care
this has given rise li,re to Il thousand ru.
mors. and the most absurd stories have been
Invented. | will. however, relate to vou
what think most prohaole and which is
regarded us such by the reNacliug people
1t has been a~c"r,,iueh that paru,irs comes
with tnli powers to p'upo-e Eu:";,ean inter
vcnt'on, Ang !nGalllc Is they CAL i,( and
to terminate at once tie difficulties butue
Mexico and he United States. 1t is also
stated that afterwards Santa Anna viii b..
oan's''rd. showing to The Mexican propic
that the ''bHnHictor Of his country.' {neu+.
merit" de Iaparie as tney call htn, and
That hts intention has always been to sacri
nee his country to his private INTERESTS
santa Anna once punished, Purrdes vii! as
sumo the power, and assisted By his numrr.
Gus and Influential partisans, lie will estnb-
l'sh monarchy in Mexico, and Paroles
VIII be nominated generaissmo of the
MeXicap armies. Opinions are divided con.
corning the origin Of this monarchy. 1t ap.
pears almost Impossible that there should be
a coalition between France and England to
place on the Mexican throne Donna Maria
Christina, and the Duke Of Montmort, (Ri.
anzares.) This appears Ridiculous, but
there are many who believe it, Others are
OF opinion that the plan is solely French.
with the acqnic<ccnce and aid Of England
which offers her assistance in order to pre-
vent the farther extension of territory by
the United States, and to prevent all obicc.
t'ons by France. when Great Britain pre-
sents herself livery soon it is sad) IN the are,
ma to take possession of the Isle Of Cuba in
payment of The Spanish debt, and with the
intention that the mong~el monarchy o.
Mexico may lend its assistance to Great
Britain in case the United States designs to
resist. cor oppose her possession to the Queen
of Indies, (Cuba.) Gen. Paroles avoided
all communication with any one during his
short stay here. This has given rise to ma
ny suspicious among the "savans," who
have not succeeded this tune in fathomning
he truth.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

arIGARs--Regal ias and Principles supc
.aN-/rior article just received aud for sale to
suit pure hascrr; ~ n. J. O'HALLORAN.
Bbls I.oafsugaS. fcrsalc by
~ " 1n4N EMGHsoN ,SyELps & CO.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Great Saving in fuel for Muchinery.-
A patent has been taken out by Mr. Ed.
dy, Of Auburn, N. Y, for a simple and
cheap, and, for that very reason, a useful
invention, efIecting large saving in the
fuel used for steamboat boilers and other
manufacturing purposes. The air for
draft is admitted almost directly upon
the centre Of the wood or coal, instead of
through the large open space in front of
the fireplace. The gates are removed,
and in this item also, those who are famil-
lar with the subject, will see that an i'm.
portant saving is made. The air is ad-
mi.ted by large hole on each side of the
fire. and by one in front. Mr.. Eddy
thinks that the same amount o.! steam can,
by this plan, be generated: by the use of
one-thlrd, or even one-nalf less fuel than
under the old methodist Louis Rep.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

The Feuer in New Orlcans.-During
the week ending Saturday the 28th ult.,
the total number of deaths in New Or
leans was 442, Of which 81 were Of
yellow fever. For the week immediate.
ly preceding the total number Of inter-
ments was 428, Of which 3O7 were Of
yellow fever.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

MARTlN1aLES TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, and aIl articles in their
iine-which they will sell Low for Cash, as
low us can be "purchascd in 1.-The West"
We pledge ourselves. that for durability
and neatncss, our workmanship shall not be cx.
cclIct by any. The stock shall, also, be Oft
best quality.
N. B. Carriages trimmed with neatncss
and despatch. Repairing done on short notice
Terms low.
1J'Shop at the sign of the "Big Collar, u
few doors above the NAPLES House Main ST.,
Dubuque, Iowa. L. D. RANDALL q co.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Catholic Bishop IF A1bamy.-We un-
derstand that the election of the Rev.
John McCIoskey, as Bishop Of the Do
cese Of Albany, has been confirmed by
the See of Rome Argus, Monday.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE,

The following disclosure seems to con-
firm ali we have anticipated as to the OBJ
ject Of Paroles in his return to Mexico
We slncereI y hope that if al effort OF
this kind is put forth by France and her
abe1lors, that they will receive IL rebuke
from this country, that will! send them
back to their homes rugged and hungry,
besides christening them with black eye
mud sore nose:
1ra"s!atedjvr The Charleston Courier from,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

not spirit Of dissipation aud gayety that
led them to Spa, for they were not to be
seen in any Of the gay and fashionable cir.
Giles; they were never out of their fathers
company, and never stirred from home ex-
cept to attend him either to take tho air or
drink the waters; in word they lived
most recluse life in the midst of q town.
then the resort Of the most illustrious and
fashionable personages Of Europe. This
exemplary attention to their father, procur
ed these three amiabe sisters the admira-
ton o. the English at Spa, and was the
cause Of their elevation to that rank in life
to which their merits gave them so just
title. They all were married to nobenen
one to the Earl of Beverly, another to the
Duke Of Hamilton. afterwards the Marquis
of Exeter, and third to the Duke of Nor
thumberlnnd. And it is but justice to say
that they reflected honor on their rank rat h.
err than derived any from it.-[Chicago
Journal.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
BUSINESS CARDS.
WIN. JOSHUA BARNEY.

THOMAS ROGERS. VIM. JOSHUA BARNEY.
ROGERS u BARNEY.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY.
OFFICE, over L. c. Il F.. II. Smiths
Store, Main street DUBUeuE, Iowa.
Dec. 10 nl3tf
EDWARD LANGWORTHY,
WV HOLESALE GROCER AND COMMITS.
w sion Merchant, No. 76 Main street. Du-
buque, Iowa. l947-n45.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
DENTISTRY.

SEN1E undersigned, having ussociutcd them
"a selves, tognthcr for the pra cticc Of Dental
Surgery, would respectfully solicit the patron
age Of MI those wishing work done in the line
ar their, profession, in manner that cannot
fail to please.
ROOMS, neatly furnished, for the reception
eff Ladies an! Gent|smen;-No. II Main street.
over Goodrich {; Brothers store.
N. B. Ladies' will be waited upon their re
sidence if desired. Charges will be moderate
d. 3. LEE.
al4n31 G.. B. CARPENTER.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

The King Of Ashantse is allowed 3333
wives, and Of course has business for life
in finding out which he likes best. a
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29


WIZ HOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry
w Goods, groceries, &c, Main street, Du.
buque. 1S45-oct22
c. d. SULLIVAN g. co.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEW ELLERS,
Successors to Jaca7d & Co.
No az, Main street. st Louis, Mo.
N EEP constantly on hand large as
IN sortment Of GOLD AND SILVER wATCH-
Els FRENCH and YANKEE CLOCKS, GOLD PEN
CrLs, Gentlemen and Ladies' BREAST PINS,
GOLD LocKETs, GOLD and SILVER sPECTA
Giles, RINGS, GOLD GUARD CHAINS, SC. DC.
Silver Table, desert and Tea Spoons,
manufactured and for sale low. Watches
Il Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
to keep time.
Sept. 18th, ls45.-(no. 1.\y.
NOTICE TO FARMERS GENERALLY.
A S have stationed myself at Milviile. J
IA um now prepared to sell GOODS al Du-
huquc prices, or as cheap lh,y can be
bought anywhere in the west. at Rctaii or
Wholesa lc. for which sill lake all kinds OF
Produceat the highest cash price. II The poo
pic do not believe this, invite them to give
me u cal and see for themselves.
A. S MARTIN.
Wholesale and Retail Commission Mclch
mt.
Ian OF lS1G -(,o %
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
DOCTOR T.. O'SULLIVAN,

DOCTOR J.. O'SULLIVAN,
~FFICE over Barley Il. Co.'S Hardwar re
y store-wherc he will! be found a. a II hours
might and day, unless professionally engNg
ed 1S47-n25
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
DUBUQUE, IOWA, SEPTEMBER 90, 1SA7.

$40. but in what is called currency, oxen
$50 to 100, cow $40 to 50. horse $50 to IS.
that is what is called American stock
Wild Spanish cattle So to 8, wild Spanish
mares and colts Sc to 8 per head.
There is but little employment for me-
chanics here. and no cash for their labor.
There is scarcely man from the length
and breadth Of the Wilamet Valley bu.
what means to sell his claim and 60 either
back to the States or to California;
do not wish to discourage any one from
coming to Oregon, for if they should first go
to Oregon. All that have seen who went
return again Immediately. AS near as can
learn they have from four to five raising
months in California, and the drouth is Still
greater than it is in Oregon; there is no Sc
we're cold weather or deep SHOW to Kill the
stock; but it is warm healthy climate.
If my health should not get better | may
return to Dubuque by water in about two
years.
Times in California are lively and money
very plenty but provisions scarce. and high.
Beef is worth 4 to 5 cents per TO- -four SIS
per barre; but labor Of all Kinds is high
Goods formerly were very h'gh. but how they
sell at this time ! have no knowledge. Any
one coming to this country will find the
trip long and tedious; we were seven
months getting to Oregon City. bnt some of
the companies that took the old road from
Fort Hall got through in three mo this 49,
There is one thing will explain. 1t is
generally supposed that the emigrating par
ties form in large bodies of 100 or 900 way
Gus and move on in great military order; but
this is great mistake; they generally start
in large bodies, but soon break up into small
companies Of three to fifteen .va!ons; SONS,
times We tray e.:e with only one family.
am now obliged to stop fer want Of paper. |
am anxious tn bear from you all. Give my
respects to all my friends, and especiail! my
Old friendly customers that were. When an
opportunity presents itself you shall hear
again from Your devoted Friend,
+. ID WATKINS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

XTINEGAR-a first rgtc article Of Cider
Y Vinegar, for sale low by
n37 b. j. O'HALLORAN.
ESMOKED hEKRlNGS-.-a few boxes On
lJhupd and for sale by b. J. O'HALLQRAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

Ohe hundred LnOusilIu women have peti
toned Queen Victoria for law 10 punish
seduction.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
3. J. U'HALLORAN.

b j. y II Z LLUR AN.
COM NJ lSSlON MERCHANT,
WV HOLESALE and Retail dealer in Gro.
w ceries and Provisons-corner Of Main
and 7th streets, Dubuque, Iowa. n3.-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

BR1TlsH SLAvEny.-A cnrrr"ponde nt Of
the New York Courier d Enquirer. in the
-nhioined communication, presents soue
new and startling facts. calculated to prove
the prntuund hypocrisy Of tie British Gov
eminent in its pretended hostility to the
institution OF slavery. We call attention TO
the statem"nt:
Iohe Editors Of the Courier &. Enquirer
have been very much gratliied ny tie
! course OF your paper in regard to the
abuse Of our country By the English pr,ss
The only feeling have is surprise, tina, a
country as a>s,iiiablr Us they are ON every
point 5 'ould heedle$sly invite enquiry.
Be we'll assured Of your lucts and then 60
! ON with an unsrar'ng hand. to cLastise the
sury old dog uutl he Comes t. his srnses-
As to Slavery, Ills lnpudence is only sur
passed by his guilt. You are aware that
tne Courts Judges appointed by the Crown
OF india. have decided, (uow the settled
law. TINT the Hindoo law under which sla-
very existed and is sustained is the law of
the land and that undcr that decision,
sla' es are now held there.
Lord Druughnm made speech and I
| think n report, 10 regard 10 the attrocilles OF;
the Peculiar Institution" in India, in
which he sets forth with great power the in
qultl2s perpetrated ,herc;-In seasons of
starvation uluthers selling :neir ch ldren for
brtad-dccoving of pnren,s then numbering
them that the luurdvrers may obtain the pos
session of their children to sell then as
slaves.
Such are, as nearly as can recol!ect, the
facts stated by his ordship.
Look into the state Of India before Eng
land laid her heavy hand upon her, and what
1t now is. Then her people were manufac-
lurcrs, and lived happy and in abundance.
Now by the introduction of the pauper Ia.
Dor. and greater skill Of England she is
subject to calamilies which have cut off half
"lIlon of human beings in single SEA-
SON by starvat,ou.
You cannot be at loss for facts of tur2i
tude in thrll financial affairs, which far out
strip the failure to pay their interest by some
Of our States.
Palmerston's speech on this latter subject
and Lord q. Bentinck's letter indicate to
my mind settled purpose of war on the
part of Grea: Britain against Spain, under
pretenre OF obtaining payment Of the debts
due to her Subjects but really, to compel a
cesslon of Cuba, or Porto Rico, or both.
This is the germ, and the sooner our Gov
erEment and people ure awakened to it, the
better.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

. Have you any cold victuas!' said little
urchin 70 9 young lady who npened the door
in obedience TO his rap. '.Oh. no. she
replied. jocosely, they are all hot!''-
Then please, Miss returned the varIet,
ttIsl " aif I'LL lhax cnldity.-- -
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
MEDICAL NOTICE..

MEDICAL. NOTICE.
DOCTOR" C.. KOEPFLE,
EfR4SP ECTFULLY tenders his pro fess,nn
al sorviccs o the citizens Of Dubuque, and Vi
entity. tIe mny be found at II times, when
not professionally engaged, at his Office on tn e
corner OF Fourth and Locust streets
Dubuque. Nov. 4th. 1916 S-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29

the wretchedness which 80 often embitters
married life, says the Yankee Blade, has
originated in the negligence of tribes
Connubal happiness is thing of too fine
texture to be roughly handled-it is de-
licnte flower, which indifference will chill,
and suspicion blast--it is n sensitive plant
which will not even bear the touch of un-
kindness. 1t must be wntered with show
ers of tender affection. and guarded by the
imprcgnable barrier of unshaken confidence
thus matured, it will bloom with fragrance
in every season oflife. and relieve even the
loneliness of declining years.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
SADDLE, II A Il N ass, AND TRUNK
MANDATORY.

THE subscribers would
4 respectfully inform the
citizens of Dubuque and
surrounding country, thai
they are manufacturing.
and will end eavor to keep
on hand an assortment Of
SAD DIES, HARM ESS.
COLLARS, 3 F.S,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
Sept. 18th, lS15.-(no. ~ Y.
ERS GENER
NAPLES MOUSE.

Jan. %, lS46.- 20. IF.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-09-29
FACTS FROM OREGON.

The following letter from Mr.. F. D.
Watkins, will he read with grea, interest
especially by his many friends in this
portion Of the State. No one who knows
Mr.. Watkins will for moment doubt the
correctness Of his statements; and we
presume the facts contained in his letter
will cool the ardor Of some Of our friends
who have for some time been burning
with the Oregon fever.
We are ind bted to our friend Mr.. J.
7. Evans fora copy of The letter:
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ssTGss u.a IRON R0x,y,.u.

EHNDlNG II announcement 10 prosecute my business
u al the PheniX Foundry TO advantage, for want OF
he meals necessary Tor that pnrpos , have made ar
rangcments with Baebs s Cnnshaw. by VIII ch am
be furnished by them with the necessary MEANS ana
consequently, from and after this date all work done at
,aid Foundry viii he for heir benefit
shall Continue 10 carry all the br inches Of bu ness
connected with the Foundry in Brass aud Iron, and .
general
Nj a c II | \ f. b y S | y f. s.
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the patron
age 50 literally bestowed IN me heretofore
1t is hardly necessary 10 say any thing with regard to
The work finished al tbs establishment having Tread
established putatlon to liberal share OF pat
ronage.
- - &c 4 G. DABNEY
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$500 REV ARD.

sCHE President and Directors of the Office Of Dis
count and Deposile of the Bark Of Virginia, al
Iynchburg do hereby offer arc~ard Of Five Hundred
Dollars for the apprehension, securing and delivery II
l.ynchburg, Of William b. Ayeret, late Teller 81 the
said Bank who after having embezzlcd portion of tbs
funds Of the Bank absconted from this place Thurs
day last From Information received, it is supposed thai
the said Averett has gone souhwaroy. He Is man u
small statue, thin vsase, light eyes, and ofgood ad
dress.
ms. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer. the New
Orleans Delta and pcayune will publish the above semi
weekly for weeks and forward their accounts to til,
Pr sldsnt aud Directors.
Auy Q 2w
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New oRLE,Es. l2th June, 1877.
DEAR SiR-hour son. the late Captain George LIN
coin, MAS Tor several months stationed with my Reg
mcnt IN Mexico and by his noble bearing aud kindness
OF heart, won our affections completely. We looked up.
on HIM ms upon hIther aud when Were leaving The
country Ia etutn 10 homes could not consent Ia
leave his remains behind We brought them with
Us 10 this ice, and Will sp h,m H. slun the cara
ot the Mayor o that ciy. Through the kindness of Mr.
John Wheeler. VT have been enabled 10 obtain trans
poratlon ior them un the ship Nurtolk. which viii san
Sutnc TIME nex week.
The hoIse Which brother soldier rode, in the bat
Tie OF Bueoa VISTA sld after his DEATH but has BEEN
rc purchased by the vi Of The Regular Army attached
10 Gen w oes Dvlsn aud ourselves. and viii,
AS he afrses IN 'ls cny he shipped by Ar Whorlo 10
yuu,
We beg You, my Dear Sir, 10 accept him from
feeble testimony our regard aud sympathy.
BE pleased 10 present 10 The wduw OF our deceased
houd, aud IN the other menbeI OF your family, auo
ASSURE then that they wei % youtse have uur nosl
A,arh,t Sympathy.
! am, Delt Sir,
Very truly YOU friend
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Carr. GroneE I.iscoLN.-= Interesting Corrrsroa-
dsnee I've are happy to be enabled IN publish the iol
lowing affecting letters. Although private in their ma
urc. their publication seems due 10 the nohc minded Ken
tuckans, who have IN this takon tho Steps most
grateful 10 the iilodds OF him whum they houorrd IN his
lie and death. and~h haveso propetl, performed the
task which they assumed 10 themselves,
Bali inner.
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wv N. RLACKFDRD, Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
RIACKFORD, STATHAM y BILLIARD,



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,,h, Editors) until all nrenoges aae paid
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents par
.,.. f.r .ss for every amer form Insertion sud '1a cts
,.r square l.r ess for every outer form insertion"
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b ordered. - -.
ron YE.iRLY .1DyERTIsINT the terms ars for
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"a. ,susrs sansr fern Every yearly adcerf'ser "W
hs advertising to hs particular a's q
Susiness. ,,..,
end on reasonable terms.
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ReuvPr Creek Humber House.

'I'llE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
l. lsi Of September last, Tor the purpose oil doing a
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
IA ere a HfiSe Es ~ y ! re SIS,
At thu Lumber House. q mil IS below L5nchbnrg. and
where the Turnpike 10 the Canal under the ma me
Of John }. Montgomery = Co. They hive Just re
eeved we'll assorted stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Asn, supply Of GROCERIES,, when they offer t,
the public low ir cash, or in exchange for Nhea and
Cura.
i.ynchhurg prices will be paid for Gram and Good
forwarded al Lynchburg prices
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY,
May It's A \. MUNTG DMERY
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RAGS.

ylyllE highest marke, price in cash paid for Cotton
and Linen
X a G
loYed or white at the franklin Paper Mill In this CT
~. Parcels forwarded tie subscriber vii be promptly
attended TO- aud pay men REMIT as instructed BY the
owners JOHN RICHARDS, Superintendent
Richmond, August 2-5t Franklin raper MIL.
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Police NOTICE.


A Ii Digs that shall be found running at large
N within this town. without collars IA required b,
'hr ID section Of an Ordnance mp,sog en- Dogs
vii he considered disowned, and killed where,c
they are found
WM. b. BROWN, Police Master
July 22-,s
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SELLING OFF az COST.

HylIE subscribers Offering their entire stock
i of ready made Ci' ing. Cloths, CassImeres, Vest
inps and Furnishing Goods, at first cost fr cash.
Gentlemen wishing to repensh their wardrobcs al
from 20 to 80 per cent less than usual prices. will
have an opportunity. We invite all in want ofgoods in
our line to call and examine prices and they will be
satisfied that there is no deception in this notice.
WAREHOUSE, NllITTEMORE co.
June IDS
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We learn from tho Charlottesville JefTcrso1an. that
Joseph G. Semmcs who killed Professor Davis at the
Uu 'ersty Of virginia some years since committed sui
eide On the OH ofJuly, at tho house of his brother in
Washington, Georgia. He sho, hmsefil the head with
pistol, and lived about hours after the deed.
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FOR RENT,

AWool Carding Machine, in good order, situated in a
beus. erected on the Branch the Ducanansg nden
adssclllng house with Il desired also convenient oi
6c. on the alley opposite Friends ware house.
June It's CllARlEc H. LII NIL.
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McrCl,nt TAI OriuS.

Attn. Old Stand Of HIM, & j. Ookcy
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
W burg, and the public that he will continue IL
conduct at the old stand of himself and brother the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches. He has on hand, and will con
tinualy keep a beautiful assortment OF Ciuths, CASH
meres Vesiings and i'll fac everything suitable tor Gen
temen's wear which he will make up order in The
fashionable styles handsome fits and warranted WORK
manship. He would invite The attention 81 the pubic
to his stock.
Feb 4-ts
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~ truly youl friend.
CARY II Fry.
la'e Map, ID Rcs't Ky Wi,
Hon. l.Ly LINCOLN.

Hon LIY LINCOLN
y, :. My residence is Louisville, Kentucky at Which
place any COMMUNICATIONS you may wish 10 address 10
me will reach me.
forgot 10 menis1. that youmay he ASSUMED there II.
no mistake with regard IL the identity oi the remains.
AZ they wee dlsnl,ried 10y the Iers who hunted
han. C. IA. r.