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Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

Materials for COnfagrati0n. There is
a Unitarian clergyman in Boston named
Spdyks--one in New York named BeAos0s
one in Philadelphia named Furness Fur
mace and one in Baltimore named Burnap
(Burnup.) No wonder such ingredients
in Unity are esteemed dangerous.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21
FLORAL EMBLEMs.

FLORAL EMBLEMs.
POpPy-Consolation.
Myosotis or Mouse ear-Forget me not
LObelia.-Splendour.
Horse-chesnut-Luxury.
Provence ROse.-Early beauty.
Lidc.-First Emotion of Love.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

Iy from st Louis to the above mentioned ports
touching at all the intermediate landings.
LEAVING ST. LOUIS
On every Monday and Thursday, at 5 O'Clock,
p u. R~TURSisG:
Will leave Keokuk on Tuesdays and Fridays,
at 5 o'clock, P N; Warsaw, Alexandria, FULLY
and Lagrange, same evenings; Quincy, on We'd.
nesdays and Saturdays, at 8 o'clock, A NJ; Ma.
rion City, Hannibal, Louisiana, GAINESVILLE and
Baily's Landing, same days
Every pains having been taken to render the
above packet in every way superior in accom-.
mediation and speed, together with the utmos,
punctuality in the times of arrivals and depart.
ures, shippers and passengers can fully rely
upon the present arrangement. For freight Of
passage, apply O n board.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21
Regular Packet.

For C~AarksvilLe, LOUISIANA, Hannibal,
Marion City, Quincy, Lagrange, 1iuAy,
.Mrandria, WarsQp and keokuk.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-21

The new, elegant light
draught, and fast running
passenger steamer LUCY
BERTRAM, Chas. Dean
Master. will run regular.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
A NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE. a

GROCERY STOKE. a
TDWARD LANGWORTHY would RESI-
II pectfully announce to the citizens of Du-
buque and surrounding country that he is now
opening at the store heretofore occupied by /.
II. Benton, Jr., ESQ.,, Il fresh and extensive
stock of Groceries, which he will sell at the
lowest rates FOR CASH. The above stock con-
ssts Tin part) of the following articles, viz: Is
hhds N. o. sugar; 40 bbls do do; II bbls loaf
do; S do. crushed do; IS do sugar house molas.
SEES; 100 sacks Rio coffee; rs do green do do; 50
burrels whiskey; 25 do cider vinegar; 20 do
dried apples; q sacks dried peaches; So DO q
A salt; SO do Turks island do; 50 boxes mould
candles: 80 do soap; 10 barrels mackeral; Is
boxes best tobacco;7 do common do; 90 keg-
assorted nails; IS and chests tea; also, pep
per and alspice; cinnamon: cloves and nntmegs'
ground ginger and mustard; rice and saleratus:
cigars and cut tobacco; lnseed oil; spirits tur.
pentine; white lead; scythes and snaths; mill
saws and files; wines and syrups; shaving soap;
ink; glasswarc; bale rope; bed cords; cot on
yarn; carpet chain: nuts and candies; wire
sleeves, &c. &c, besides variety of other ar
ticles, all OF which will be sold in quantities to
suit purchasers, as low any stock above St.
Louis. To those wishing to buy to sell again,
would say that as / design, in short time,
doing excessively wholesale business, will
fill their bills at St. Louis prices and freights,
as large proportion of my heavy articles were
bought for cash in New Orleans in Febl uary
last.
IFI ask all 10 call and examine my goods and
prices E. LANGWORTIIY, No. 76.
Dubuque, July 18th, lS47. u45.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
MEDICINES.
CoMSTOCK & CO.'S MEDICINES.
articles syhich hare obtained unbouuded popss1ar-

COMSTOCK & CO.'S MEDICINES.
articles uhich haze o6tained unbouuded popssl0r-
ityand seldby
DOCT. MASON, AGENT FOR DUBUQUE,
rONNELL MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC.
~ TOR, the only genuine article is The
GREATEST WONDER OF TIE AGE. Any thing sard
to ha We universal merit must be good for moth
mo is an ignorant assertion often used. which
Is hest replied to by informing the scientific
that all the properties of Anodym, Astringentt.
Nerv;ne and Balsamic together with many mi
nor v;rtnes are herein chemically concentrated
in the most powerful degree which union com.
prising all healing ana drawing efficacy con-
trolls desperate cases with suc,s. ease as 20 give
cften the appearance Of miracle. u also com
prises and exhibits FIVE extra intrinsic attributes
unknown before to exert entire control over
our injuries by force, repcls all kind of inflam-
nation, extracts modification, relieves all
pain arising from burns and wounds almost in
stantly and heals leaving no scar. These are
facts that cannot be disputed. Now all people
who prefer can be healed of the diseases be.
low named, some of the cases cured after thir-
~ wears trial without success both by Europc-
an and American Medical men--burns, scalds,
Piles, Ring letter. sor nipples and sore
, eyes, cuts, sprains, bruises, shlbialns, corns'
fever sores, erysipelas, rheumatism &c. &C
It is warranted to cure any of The above com
plaintsor no pay taken for it Sold in Gai eI
by R. G. Boyce; in Dubuque. by Doctor l; ma
son; in Potosi by Bickuell & Co.; N Cedar Rap
ids by G reene 4 Brothers. ...
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
THE DAILY NATIONAL WING

rs published in the city Of Washington, ev.
l. cry day at 3 O'Clock, P. H., [Sundays except
ed,) and served 20 subscribers in the city, at
the Navy Yard, in Geor yetown, in Alexan.
dria, and in Baltimore, the same evening, ut
six and quarter cents ID week, payable to the
sole agent Of tho 'Whig, sc. L. Gilchsist
ESQ.,, or h order. 1t is also mailed to any
part Of the United States for 81 per annum, or
50 for six months, payable in advance. Ad
vertsements Of ten lines or less, inserted one
time for SO cents, two times for IS cents, three
times for one dollar, one week for 81 IS, two
weeks for So rs, one month for 81, two months
for 81, three months for SO, six months for
SIG, one year for $40, payable always in i'd
vance.
The NATIONAL WING swhnt its name
indicates. 1t speaks the sentiments of The
Wing party of The Union on every question Of
public policy. 1t advocot cs the election to
the Presider cy of Zachary Taylor, subject to
the decision ola Wing National Conventon.-
1t makes war to the knife upon the measures
acts OF the Administration deemed 10 be ad
verse to the interests If the country, and OK.
pose. without fear or favor the corruptions Of
the party in power It's columns open to
every man in the county, FOR the discussion OF
politcai or any other questions.
In addition to politics, large space in the
"National Wing" W II be devoted to publca.
tons upon Agriculture. Mechanics, and other
useful arts, Science in general, Law, Medicine,
Statistics, &c. Choice specimens of American
and Foreign Literature will also be givcn, in.
GLIDING Reviews, &c. A weekly list of the
Patents issued by the Patent Office will like
wise be published--the whole forming com.
plete family newspaper.
The WEEKLY NATIONAL WING, one
Of the largest new spapers in the United States,
Is made up from the columns Of the daily
National Wing" and Is published every Sat.
urday, for the low price Of 81 per annum, pay.
able in advance. A double sheet of eight pa
ges will be given whenever the press Of matter
shall! justify it..
The Memoirs of General Taylor, written
expressly for the "Natioaal Wing" arc il
course OF publication. They commenced with
the second number, a large number Of copic:
Of which have been printed, to supply calls
for back numbers.
CHA'S. w. FENTON,
Proprietor Of the emotional Wing. >
D-All daily, weekly, and semi-weekly pa
pers in the United States are requested to in
sert this advertisement once a.week for 81,
months, noting the price for publishing the
same at the bottom of the advertisement, ant
send the paper containing it to tho "Nationa
Wing" Office. AID the amount will be duly re
mitte6. Our editorial brethren are also re
quested to notice the Irrational Whig'' ii
tn cir reading columns. oc5n4-6n
. 1910 and weekly exchanged
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
NVRU0UE ERRGRa SCHOOL.

MMR R. u MRS. WILEY would announce to
lV-A the citizens Of Dubuque and vicinity
that they will open u school in the basement
rooms of the Nj. E. Church, on MONDAY,
October llth, The Male department will oc-
cupy the East room, the Female the West.
The classes in the male, and portion in
the female, will recite to the Principal, and
both departments will be under his entire con
troll and supervision.
TUITION PER QUARTER OF Il WEEKS:
LIST CIass-Pri,nary Branches, SO 90
2nd Common English branches, 81 90
3rd Latin, Greek, advanced Math-
ematics, and all others embraced in
collegiate course, IS 90
GrNo Scholar admitted for less than half
quarter, payment ut close Of quarter.
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Pencilng, painting IN water colors, end
Indian Ink, SIS 90
Mezzotnts, 81 90
Rice Paper, "a w
QTPayment in advance.
P. WILEY, S. M, Principal.
Com. Instrumentation. w. Lewis, J. 2. Far
lev, Goodrich e. Brother, Rev. G. B. Bowman,
and Maj. M. Mobley. v7oc6n4
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
IOWA BOOT AND SHOE ST ORE;
SIGN OF THEuBIG BOOT" MAIN ST.

ITyHE subscriber thankful for past favors
IL and very liberal patronage, would again
inform his friends and customers, and the pub
ic in general. that he has just received from
first hands in the Eastern Markets, large and
full stock Of Men and Boys Boots and Shoes;
Ladies'. Misses, and Children's Boots and Shoes
Of every variety. suitable for Fall and Winter
wear; Shocmaker's Leather Of every kind; and
Mems Fur and Silk Hats. The subscriber
thinks an exa animation Of hisstock, and know
ledge Of his prices will satisfy the most skepti.
cal. In word ifyou wish TO purchase any
thing in the above named line, there is no
place in thccity Of Dubuque where so large and
varied an assortment can be found, and at m orc
reasonable prices; orif You wish emphatically
your MONEYS WORTH, u II that is necessary is TO
call at the sign,of the "Bla BooT.''
aJ.HrDEs and FURs taken in exchange for
Merchandise.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

9TThat scourge Of the West, FEVER
AND AauE, in all its various forms, can be
cured sooner by the use Of Smiths Ton
ic Syrup, than any other known remedy.
BY its use many have been rescued from
their suffering condition and restored to
health, who now recommend it to their
friends in glowing terms.
Be particular and obtain the true Smiths
Tonic Syrup. We understand i is for
sale by L. MASON. )
1TSee advertisement in another column. n3-2
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
IOWA CAPITAL.

SALE OF LOTS AT MONROE CITY.
rUyHIS place has recently been selected and
located by the undersigned, Commission
crs in behalf Of the State of Iowa, for the per-
manent seat of government Of said State.
We will offer for sale on Thursday the ESth
day of October next, on the premises, number
of lots in said place, on the following terms,
to wit: fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in hand at the sale. the balancc in
three equal instruments of two, four and SIX
wears to bear interest at the rate Of six per
cent per annum from the date of said sale till
paid said sale will be continued from day to
day until all the lots intended TO be sold at
said sale are offered.
Said city is situated on beautiful prairie
in Jasper county, between the Desmoincs and
Skunk rivers, bout six miles fro,n the former
and five fir, ID the latter, in the most beautiful
and fertile section Of Country in Iowa, and VIC
think there is no part of the United States
that excels in beauty aud fertility, this part Of
Iowa, lying between the Dcs MONIES and Skunk
rivers, from the Raccoon fork Of the Des
MONIES TO the Mississippi. The said seat o
government is situated in this desirable sec
ton Of country, about twenty-five miles cas-
of the Raccoon fork OF the Des Moines thirty
three from Oscaloosa. and thirty from the geo
graz hical centre of tho State, eighty tour
West from Iowa City. There are fine bodies
Skunk rivers in the vicinity, extending ou
near the city. and an abundance Of stone ant
stone coal in its immediate vicinity. There i:
ey ccIent water power, easily improved, OF
the Des Moines and Skunk rivers, near thi
place, saw mill now in operation on the De-
M Dimes and one about to be built on Skunl
this fall near the location.
We think this place offers great inducemeht
to men of business and capital, for investm ents
The editors of the following papers wi!
please insert the above in their papers once
each week till the day of sale; and FORWARD
their accounts Inc editors of the Iowa Stand
ard, with authority to receive ihe money AM
it will be pad to witt
Missouri Republican, St. Louis; Hawk-Ey
Burlington; Kcokuk. Register, keokuk; DE
Moines Valley Wing, Keosuuqua; sangam
Journal, Springfield, H.; Chicago Journal.
JOHN BROWN,
JOSEPH d. HOAG,
oc13n5-3t J. TAYLOR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

FRESH GOODS
u addition TO his present extensive stock,
i the undersigned has Just received
20 Tons assorted Iron;
2 /" wide and harrow plough steel
l &C IL inch steel slabs
" Iron plough slabs and moulds
l " MAYORS best cast steel assorted
3 i" Casting, Kettles, ovens, pots, &c
3 " Wagon boxes in sctts or odd
! dozen best n;ouseho!e anvils, esr sizes
l Blacksmith s vices
10 sets Iron axles
3 dozen sets carriage springs assorted
so Kegs cut and wrought nails assorted
5 Kegs Horse Shoes
10 dozen Spades assorted
S u" Long and short handled shovels
9 rs Grain Scoops. or shovels
s il" Hay and Manure Forks
$50 Sacks G.. A. Salt.
So Barrels Kenawha Salt
50 Sacks Rio Coffee
10 Laguira Coffee
10 Hogsheads New Orleans Sugar
IL Barrels white clarified Sugar
[n47] J. sIMPLOT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
STATE OF IOWA, }
Dubuque County. %
JOHANNA SAMMoNs
Petition for a Divorce.

.,u, vs. g ,,,o.s Petition for a Divorce
The said Daniel Summons will take notice
that on the 2lst day of November, A. d. 49,
46, during the November Term Of the District
Court for the County Of Dubuque and State of
Iowa, the said Johanna Summons filed her pc
tion for divorce in said Court, setting forth
that the said Daniel Summons has been guilty
Of barbarous and cruel treatment towards her,
and Of offering such ndignties to her person
as rendered her situation lntolerable; and such
had been the treatment OF the said Summons
to the said Johanna, that they could not live
in peace and happiness together, and that their
welfare required a separation between them.
Now, therefore, unless you, the said Daniel ,
personally appear before the said Dist. Court,
on the first day Of the next term, thereof, to
be held at the Court House, IN the city OF Du-
buque, on the first Monday of December next,
and answer all the allegations contained in
said petition. the same shall be taken as con.
fessed against you, and the prayer thereof be
granted. |. ?. VAN HAGEN, Ciork.
THOMAS RoaERs, Solicitor.
Dubuque, September 9th, 1S47-et.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
A CERTAIN CURE FOR FILES.
DIR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTU AIRY
NyAN INTERNAL REMEDY.IH

NPAN INTERNAL REMEDY.H
YEvIIE Vegetable Pile Elcctuary, invented by
z DR.. A. upham, a distinguished physician
of New York city, is the only really success
full remedy for that dangerous aud distressing
complaint, the PILES, ever offered to tho A
merican public. ..s
Mark this; it is an internal rcmedy-not an
external application, and will sure any case OF
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and ex-
iternal. and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it 1t is positive
cure-spcedy and permanent. 1t is also con-
venient medicne to tax e and improves the gen
eral health in a remarkable manner.
Each box contains twelve doses, at s ! cents
per dose. 1t is very mild in its operation, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute IN
fiammation without danger. All external ap-
plcations arc in the highest degree disagreed.
ble inconvcnient, and offensive; and from the
very nature Of the disease. temporary in their
effects. This medicine attacks the disease at
its source. and removing the cause renders the
cure certain and permanent.
INFLAMMAToRY DISEASES.
Although the Electuary was originally pre-:
pared for the cure Of piles, yet it has proved
tselfto be medicine far superior to all others
in all diseases OF an nhammatory character,
with determination of blood to any particular
part or organ. In inflammation and conges
ton of the liver and splcen inflammation, sore
ness and liberation of the stomach, bowels
kidneys, and bladder; in infammatory and
mercurial rheumatism, it is the best medi cine
ever discovered.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES
! with consequent infia mmation of the stomach
bowels and spine, weakness Of the back, flow
Of blood to the head, &c. The clectuary il
perfectly sa fe for pregnant ladies. and the mos
usefnl cathartic that can possibly be used. a!
it will not only remove the piles and all in
! f1ammatory diseases without pain or irritation
but will ensure easy time, safe delivery
and sound constitution in the offspring. =
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
The Electuary contains no mineral Meai
cine; no alocs, colocynth. Gamboge, or Other
powerful and irritating purgative. No fear o
| taking cold whleunder it's influence, no change
in diet necessary. If taken according to the
directions CURE Fur LIFE is GUARANTEED.
G5Pamphlets, giving valuable information
respecting this medicine, may be obtained o
agents gratis. err.
G5For sale in St. Louis, at the Family Med
icine Store of DR.. E. EASTERLY, No. X
Chestnut street, nearly opposite the Post office
nIDR. E. EASTERLY, sole General agen
for Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, tt
whom Ill orders must addressed.
ITFor sale, wholesale and retail, by T. MA
SON, Druggist, Dubuque, Iowa, and by Messr
GREENE & BROTHERS, Cedar Rapids, A
gents. 1S47-n47-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

The correspondents Of the Mobile pa
pers. writing from Pensacola on the Esd
Of September, state that letters have been
received which state that our troops were
in possession Of two streets in the city, and
had driven most Of the Mexican forces to-
wards the Plaza. The Americans suffer-
ed greatly fromthe enemy's fire from the
windows and house-tops.
Gen. Worth was badly wounded, al
though supposed not to be mortally. Our
loss Since leaving Puebla has been 5000
men!
One account states that Trist's PROPOSE
ton for the concession Of California for
a consideration Of twenty millions, had
been agreed to by the Mexicans, and q.
mother fixing the Rio Grande as the bound
airy. peremptorily refused. 2 -...
Paroles is said to be on the road be-
tween Cerro Gordo and Mexico with a
large force Of guerrllas.
Troors were arriving at Vera Cruz in
great numbers, from the. Brazos. 1t was
expected that in one week from the 18th
Sept, from two to three thousand would
/ be ready to march into the interior, to
Join Gen. Scott.
These accounts are derived from the
Sun Of Anahuac Of Sept 18th, brought, as
! before stated, to Pensacola by the Osceola
Verbal COMMUNICATIONS to the Captain OF
the Osceola, just before his leaving, state
that the intelligence is essentially true,
and can be relied upon
This news reached Vera Cruz via the
Orizaba route.
ErWe call attention to notice of the
DUBUQUE GUARDS in another place.
Nothing is wanting in this Company, to
inspire. respect for its beauty, but num-
bers. In every thing else they are as
they should be; but in this they fail.
-We return our grateful thanks to
the proprietors Of the "Mis,ouri Republic
can,' for Map of Mexico, New Mexico,
California, and Oregon; compiled for them
from the latest authorities, and revised
and corrected by officers Of the U. S. Ar
my, &c, &c. 1t is doubtless more accu-
rate than any heretofore published, and
will, we trust, meet with ready sale.
CAPT. BEsANcoN's CoMpANy.--We learn
from the Picayune Of the 28th, that Cap
tain Besancon and the major pant Of his
company were attacked by about 1909 gu
errIIas near the National Bridge, and ev
ery one Of them killed.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
LIBERAL REWARD.

ETAVlNG lost brown or bay stud COLT.
4 Il l year old in April last, with black
spot just forward Of the point Of the left hip,
and grey curly spot in the forehead, I will
literally reward the person restoring him to
me, or informing me where he may be found.
The Colt was missing about this first of May
last, from my residence near Cedar Rapids,
Linn county His left hind foot has mix ture
of white and black hair. Address any letter
to mo on the subject, to Cedar Rapids, Linn
countp, Iowa.
n3 ]. G.. BARTHOLOMEW.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

Aperson in company said in a violent
passion to another. you are liar and q
scoundrel!' The other, with great compo-
sure, turned round to the company, and
said to them, you must not mind what
this poor fellow says; it is way he has
he was only talking to himself.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
Corrcspoalen &C Of the Louisville Courier.

Corrcsroaden &C Of the Louisville Courier.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Oct lat, 10 A. NJ.
An Extra from the Office Of the Mobile
Tribune, dated Sept 25h, received at Bal
ti,nore by the Suns celebrated ''Ponev
Express,'' announces the arrival Of the
brig Oseo1a, at Pensacola, on the evening
Of the 2lst, after a passage Of only five
days from Vera Cruz. The Vera Cruz
, Sun of Anahuac publishes letter from
Puebla, dated Sept. 1lth, which states that
an express rider had arrived at that place
on his way TO Oajaco, was sent by Gen.
Leon, and that the said express had
brough: letters from The city Of Mexico,
dated 9th September.
These letters state that peace PROPOSE
tons had been rejected, or a. least that
hostiities had commenced on the after
noon Of the 9Th, and that severe battle
had been fought on that evening between
detachment belonging to Gen. Scott's
army, and four picked regiments of Mex
leans, and one regiment Of National
Guards-all commanded by Gen. Leon.
The Mexican loss is stated at 2:5oo!!
Mr.. Trist's propositions were in sub
stance these:
That the United States would not claim
anything from Mexico for damages &C.
casioned by the war, but should have the
privilege of establishing two factories in
Upper California for eight years, after
which time the Mexican Government
could renew this article of treaty.
This was not accepted.
Mr.. Trist, then unclothing himself of
his official authority, remarked to the
Mexican Commissioners, that Mexico had
better cede to the United States Upper
California, for which the Americans
would pay fifteen or twenty millions Of
dollars; and this would probably have
5been agreed upon had the Meyicans as
scented that. the Texan boundary line
should run from the mouth of the Rio
rGrande on the left side. This PROPOSE
ton was rejected, the Mexicans refusing
to. yield one inch ofground the other side
OF the Nueces.
Mr.. Trist, as he had not been author
lied TO accept such proposition, then
asked forty-fye days for its consideration ;
but the Mexicans would consent 10 give
only FIVE days. On the 9Th, Santa Anna
wrote a letter to General Scott, accusing
him Of breaking the armistice. General
Scott replied by making a simila: charge.
On the 9th, General Scott sent a few
hundred men to attack Chapultepec. They
encountered the troops before mentioned,
and terrible battle ensued, which result
ed in the overwhelming defeat Of the
Mexicans. General Leon, who command
ed them, was badly wounded, and Colon
81 Balderas, Of the National Guards, was
killed. The American retired to Tacu-
baya, leaving five worthless wagons be-
hind. The American loss is said to be
comparatively small.
General Herrera had issued procla-
nation Recommending all Mexicans Of
every sex, age, and condition, to carry
stones 70 the housc-tops TO fight the Amer
leans after they enter the city.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
TO THE DUBUQUE GUARDS.

At our last meeting the undersigned was
instructed 10 notify the company to meet
at the Armory in full uniform, on Satur-
day next, the 17ih inst, precisely at three
o'clock, 2. A., for drill, and also 10 invite
those who may wish to unite with the
Company to be present. will be at my
post at the hour. How many will be pre-
sent. THCS. II. BENTON, Jr.,
Captain Of Dubuque Guard.
Dubuque, Oct. 18th, 1847.