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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Scr . um OF #.
GutIeblpiicu III prrfaufeu.

n&ouft Sbr 8uttsr bier ?"--fra9te Gin Sarmer,
inoem er in einsu @aenwaars eaosn in Der Warft
frobe trot uno babel um (ib ihaute. wie ginsr Der
biemItb mtbr Don iib ftItf wiiIs aIs ria9eu wOus
n9tsin, tSerr !" ontWOrtete Der Gaufmaun-u mir
wunf6en Feline Su taufen"
nSraubsn Sic feline @isr 2" fubr Der Bauer fort
Iub Die nibt'-rwioats Der &aufmann etwas
un9ccuIcis . u mir baIten bier bios trod d enc
Bo0re."
so 70 Sislcidt itdnoen Sbneu oiefe 5ub.
ner an = e lino 70 fet oIS SpanferFeI uno pisI ap'
petit6er"- erwioettc Der eancmaun.
SD la9te ia ftOn einmaI. ba6 mir nur in trO'
# enen 8aaren Gef6dfte tbun -
n9BObI," fubr Der Bauer nit 9Ieiter 93ube fort
-audb oamit fam i'd btenen; mas SabIsn Sic fir
oas pfuno 9etrO d netes Sinoflsift ODER fir
eas SuiteI 8 tr dnete pfirhben 2"
Der &aufmann UsrIOr ole @ebuIo uno perIisb ar
serlob Iciusn eacen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

E% Die wcbIfciIltsu pferce tann man in Sioa'
merifa faufen. Ills bic erfrn GurOpder uacb Qmeri'
ia tamen fanceu iie befannib oies Sbier9eIbIebt
nir9encS Dor uuo muBten e5 aus europa enfubren
Seirem abcr bat cs iidb, Defenders auf ben wsiten
9rasflurcn Don Suoamerifa, ben fO9snannten pam'
pas, bis Su einem un9IoubIihen 9rare Uermsbrt.
IS fcmmt nbt lCItsn por oa6 @ontracte fir 90.
900 .Siute bon miIpen pfsrosn, binncn weni9en
Wcnaten 5u Iicfern, ob9efbIUfIen weroen. Gin lc.
benoiges Yfero rshurt man i'm Sur6fbnitt Su
Gents. Die tSaut auf 20 Gents bCi ibrer Qntunfl
in europa 1T iie caS Sebnfads wrrtb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Outer Natb in jeeiaer 3cit.

(aus entm SRsbft6latts rcn Gbiso9c)
8es MOr9ens, fobaIo ibr oufifebt, ifopft ben eslb
uou fsttes Slefb, bsiesn Roffse, warmss 8rOc uno
osrsIeiten. Damn ssbt aus, Fault cine eacuns un.
reife5 Sb0 @alIsrmslonsn, 9urfeu. ,&Obl uno 70
weiter, unb ettufi9t eutb baran. 98iro es bann Su
bei6 um Mttos berunI. 70 trinft ale Ssbn Wnuten
ndt betrunfen, brinst Suwsilen einen ums eebsn,
fdaost aber font nidts &ommt enolih Der Qbeno
bsrau, 70 trinft 10 @ifer faueres Bier, bann 9sbt
nacb oaufe. mabt aue Senftsr ouf cae es brau Bug
luft eisbt Isst sub Obne alIe Eeieer Oben ouf bas
Sett, uno-wenn's oaun feine @bOIera 9ibt, 70 1T
es weni9ifsns nibt euerc S6uo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Sre ~ II 9er
Commissioners GQnDibat.


Stu bic frcieu HuS mnabbdnai9cn Gr,pdblcr DOis
Scci)a GanntD.
Sreunoe uno Mitbur9er:-0anfbar fir
bic Itberole unterdieun9 tie itb bel elmer fribersp
BabI senciIen babe, bstrete i3 nObmaIS >, D s
S e b" fur oaS Qmt
Gines GanntD= =GOruntifiomcrs,
BEL Ger fcmmeRcen gBabt u1o swar oesmceen, meif
ib BON picIen meiner Sreunoc baju aufssfUrberE
wcrcen bin; uno oa mir trOe Der 9smeintsn Ibua'
len tlntcritueun9 eS bcnnOd mi69Iudte, uno id baS
2(mt nidt erbieIt.-Sb fann oie5 nit gutcm Mus
tie bun, oa e5 mir bewuet III, baB weI6e ber
,,S tbraube NJ bic oamaIS 9e9cn mid Los waV
rem, eet felt an9eSc9en iiuo uno Wenn ale nod feft
lino welde oamaIS feif waren, uno Feline Hsue los.
fcmmen, 70 iino m Der Sbat msine Quslibten ers
wdblt Su wrroen BON Der ftmri6eIbaftefsn Qrt.-
Soute ib bas Slid babsn srwdbtt su merosn, TO
perfprebe ib, oaB oaS @auntp eeda einen 9etreuen
l8dttr fsner Snterehcn in mir finben folI, unb
ea6 id Die pfibten oes Qmtes auf cine 9etreue uno
unparteiilbe @eiie austlben werce.
Qtbam Seder.
SiombeitbalI, Sep 5. nqb9S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
1OOid6ri9e Settlt6feit.
September 5.

SamasS unc Srnua9s ben 5tu uno 6n Sttcter fen has
10Oabri9s Set Der eeocr 3irnStre in Hisoermaan9c,
eto 9Oun, Nbolten pctn pra as Sriuct oerar9tn Sfs
ttsten freuupfbad sinaelacsn Guo uprbnsu. Is ipr.
p pSrLbieeGus frcrt roi9sr btiwobncn Die STRIDE ii
gCtu pcn SUrtrstaun uno II WsSn pcn 8,stn9sps snts
krnt-4frps Gutter uno ntErbu fam man an Oct 8trf b.:
tcuuncn.-Nuf 3(urrtnun9 oEr Sruitiss.
Sams5 Weiler,
SsfTs 8reni9,
geUr9s Daniel.
SrplmtSr 5. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
SImlt, Sebet bier!
8rp6e 93Grgens at erfsn Soften.
95au6pls unD Stpbr9tttern!

10000 Sue S5rcttcr-1S,OOO SdbiuScln.
Die llnterItriebensn in 8af6in9tcn Saunfdip,
eetba Gauntp, MAIDEN ibrsn Sreunoen uno eem pu
bfum i'm Qugemeinsn bsfannt RAP fe ben Sau-
bChbof uno Stobrsuteu oes perforbenen . Ut s
81 y iibernommen. uno ben 9anjen Stod am
Ginfaufspreis abSufseen secenffn. Dafebe be'
ffcbt aus Bei6peint 3Ou5oarb, Spruee uno Bet'
terbcaro, Slanfsn. Spauen, alle 1rten @sIbpsint
9corb, mie aud Elm grocer Soratb StObr9itsrn.
Solhe bic etmas BON eiefer Qrt brauhen, mer.
ben wcbHbun weun lie bel ben unterfbriebenen an
rufcn,
SaDio NnSy,
JirGel SfuoD.
September 5. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

H0LDENS DOLLAR MAGAZINE Der uniitcrtrcf.
kne @rr9 bitir bG cblfu otsr intereantn uno brrr:
n 3itbr bat e 81 sinem Der pcpudrisu ocS eoos 9cat
Die @i9cntbdmer perprsen in o tcmmenoen Sabre dbes
stsn auenesn it, allies ouabitn otrsn 9barotr ais Gin
nuses unb pra[bss QRerf aufredt erbaltsn Die 3ibr
ntbd Gbr 720 9orts SeitCn r Den 9erin9eu Yrets
ensn Sbar fir bcn Sabr9on9 Sctbe peIe ;u untrr
ben mdnfbln tSnnsn Oas Grmpar fr ben au9umcnu in pr
OrlIderei einkhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Gin 0nOrss pifsnEt0hlibes gRunNtr !

pcp fn cine fnntihc GerSauuuAs SlIeiSt pScr 9af6rr
Gaf! eingrpfs s 9cacn rNoutitt 9cn
net pScr pem agsu bcs oicn, mad Nnu9cn a.
ron atcti1 trs 0rpfcn pbpfcto9iiben @bcmiC sura z.
cudbtcu, 81 80 # NprS dtr traGs pbiloNelrbtu. ics
III in Scr a6a Gin punSsrpOGcs Nitts seSen pGSaIitsit
Spsppfo, cctiuNt Scbteiwreen SerfppfmnJ unS Shwo'
dc, puatnrhc S;e Supd oCuuamridcn a0rt esr 0art
itbsu SAT-, bt icbt sic SfanHduug ~ cer "'Ssrn
Gzpa(tg,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
Ole 81 d drfte.
@orftprsife in Slaentdmu, am MsittwO&.
Cation W1arftprciIe.

Sausr 5O-gRai,sn, 15-Scsaen, ,65-gRdfbtcrn. 65-
6afr, 33-5atbsfaallsu, 12-Sltaamsn, 25-Simctbp-
iaon,cn, 90 guttSr, Ia -Gr 10 SdpsnsflsiNb, s.
SHbistt, 25-6dcrrbclS O0-@idsnbcs O0-Grps, so.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

S$Gin gutbsbsu te9s9nete eincm serIumptrn
Saueriuu9en, melhr an enrm Stride Cineu flds
lib ob9ema9crtcn tSuno binter iib bHSc9. "gSar.
um iiebt Der 6uno 70 eIenc aus 2" fragte Ger Seu.
-"@r friBt nibt," ontwUrtsts Der Sun9s. -"@0rum
nidt ?"-"Mtr 9obu nifbt." ."-"Qber warum erbt
ibr ccm armrn Sbiere ni&ts Su freITsn ?"-"Mr
ban niltt.''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

9ut.-nSb ftcbe auf Dem 8ocen Der Sreibeit,"
baran9uitte mdnat ein Stumprsour cine anSobI
Dor ibm firbcnoer SouUCraine. ,,Nsiu. erwieoere
ibm Gin S6ubmOdcr, Sic itsbsu auf ocn SObIsn
einss Qaar Sttcfels. mel6e nod nAt beiabIt lino !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

%Osr +, Cincinnati Commercial" fbdet Die
bsbidbriae 8aiSen @rnte BON Sbo auf 25 WliIIiO.
uen SuItbeI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Buffalo sdblt ieet $4,000 @in,uObner. 1s4t
batte e5 $4,000 8emcbner,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

SS Sas Gon9res9Iirc Mar9p @rs9p BON Co.
Iumbia Sub SarOlina. bat Dem senator SOote si
nen Offnen Srief seftitbrn, pOrin cr,bn ols Nurr,
jtlOpfebter, !Sauswurf unO ferpiIen fucIi6en
S6marOBer bejeidnet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05
sie ssablen nnS pas a,artbei,pcfsn stmerifa's.

Die Hube uno Sronung, NIT Der Die 8ablen in
Qmerfd betrebsn rperoen, uno in Der Sbat oas Sc.
bemni6 cinsr sefuncen frdfti9sn &esisrun9, Iie9t
in eem umifanoe, oaB mir sue or9anirte potis
fbe partbeen beiieeu, Die einanoer bewacten, bic
9e9enieitigen SebIT Sur Seffentidfeit bringsn unc
fur Die gBabl frIbe Mdnnrr ais @anciratsn auf
iellen, Don eeneu ie 9Iauben, ba6 lie bic meilten
Stimmen oes SoIfcs abaIten wcroen.
8eioe 0artbeen baben iib Sur llnterfieune &C.
wiiTsr pOIittfder 9runcidee ODER Ma6reseIn at9e
Ioneert Cr9aniiirt uno untsrliuBen bre @auooaten
nit 8ssus auf bic 9etenomadun9 bicfer 9runc.
fdss. sic Ibrwabeu einancer in ben amtben
Sanelungen, Wie am Stimmfafen, uno ereibtern
bur6 sesenieii9e @ifaiudt Gem SCIfe bic Seauf
i6tt9un9.
gracupern6r Sbannon Don Sbio. 9e9enwdr
ttg in Californian, ibrsbt unter oem %. Suni bic
bitterfcu 8a9en ibsr oas EIima @aIifOrnienS, Dem
er 70 bao at5 m69tb Su entrnnen wunfbt Gr
bilt eS fur burtbau5 ungefuno uno 9laubt, eab Die
Sewobner Der Ser Staatcn nit SeSiebun9 auf
@afornien binter9an9en peroen uno unbeolngt 9lau
ben, oaB Don oieism eanbs bes 3aubers 9efbriebrn
miro, ObsIeitb Niemano et,paS bariber fdreibt aIs
Got II eanofpefuIantsn, tSdncler unc SpieIer.
Sbweine Genfus.-Oie S6wriue. .8ep0lfer
un9 BON Sbio betrd9t na6 Der Ieetcn 3dbIuns 7O6,
S75 Stif.
ptttsbur9.-Gn Seutlher, Ndnicns StoHcr
0ou uieucbt Staufer beiben) erbien9 ii6 eIbit Dor
enieeu Soaen in feiuer g8obuuu9 an Der &ttannin9
Straee. gr mar 9erobe pon elmer Gampmeetin9 in
Der Na6barfbaft 6urtf9efsbrt.
SSu Oanpiue beiinosn iid 1lS @obnbiufer
Die lesr lfeben we Der eben 9enCn,mene Genius aus
ws. 60 bubt oaS ganc uuter Dem eOfOfOtO Sd
riff Don 1916
EG Sas Gon9reeoIirc Mnr9p gre9p BON Co.
Iumbia. Sio 'SarOIna. bat Dem senator SUUte ei
nen cffenen Srief seldriebrn morin rrbn als Narr,
lklopffetter, SouSwurf unO ferpiIen fioIiden
az he,s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-05

Sr@Su Oanuus bsfincsn lit 1lS @obnbiufer
Die lesr cbsn, ME Der eben 9enOn,msne Genius aus
wsiif. 60 bIubt oaS ganc uuter Dem eOfOfOtO ga
riff BON 1916
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

GYW We regret that the language used by us
last week, in abiding to the Improvement Of the
Rapids, has been made to assume u construction
and imply meaning, which was neither design
ed, intended or foresecn.
The term, Representatives., has with us, and
we supposed 1t had with others, distinctive sig
nticatton, Synonymous with the same term as i,
occurs in the Constitution, and it was in refer
ence tothis signlfcaton that tic word ga AGENTS
was used in the same connection.
We are not so unjust, (tho' there are those
who would like us to be SOY as to bestow our cen
sure where we did not think it deserved; nor are
we so base as to charge that as neglect Of du
ty upon one class of a gents, which belongs con
stltutiona!ly to the jurisdiction of another. Blu
when we reflect that the most beautifully con
ceived, and the most accurately expressed com
positions Of the human mind, are misconstrued
and the intention of the writers misreprcsentcd
nay, when we behold the language of Divin,
Inspiration itself, tortured into thousond con
hcting snaps, how we expect that GU
humble efforts, often written without time for re
Election or alteration, can escape the tongue O
malice. or the construction of cntnlty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
LAT z
Fire.

Once more has this devourny element visit
ed our City, and another solemn warning is
thereby given our citizens to take some precau-
tionary measures to avert the calamity that some
time must cnsue from our present unprepared
condition.
The Livery Stable of Lyman and shomo has
-4eliis time been the victim. 1t was discovered to
be on fire at about IL o clock on Monday night
The flames spread 80 rapidly, that it was with
much exertion that seven out of sixteen horses
were saved The other nine are smouldering
in the ruins. The buggics, &c, were all saved,
and the loss IS partially covered by an in. urance
Of $2,25o.
At one time the dwelling of Messrs Emerson
q Shields, and the City Hotel were in immi-
nent danger, but by the well-timed exertons OF
the Citizens generally, further destruction was
fortunately prevented. Once more has the want
OF an Apparatus and an efficient organization OF
special Fire Department, been made striking
y manifest. Will not the warning be heeded
Will not something be done to save the CITY
from destruction, instead of relying upon few
wells, csterns, and buckets' Dare we hone:
We fear not.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
For the Express.


1t must be cause of rejoicing to every friend
of morality and humanity, that a movement is
on foot for cticcting the suppression of the traf
lc in Intoxicating drinks in this State. 1t is
amazing that the public mind has not been more
agitatcd than it has been, in reference to the
enormous evils and burdens which the sale Of
Liquors has imposed on the community, greater,
by far, than have resulted from war, pestilence
or famine While there has been excitement
on every other subject, all has been quiet in
ference to this. But change, it is to be hoped,
has commenced, and the watchword of agitatc,
agttate, ACETATE will not cease to be circulated
until the nuisance which exists in the grogshop
is abated.
The recent meeting of the State Temperance
Convention, and the formation of State Tenn
perance Society, whose avowed object is to pro-
cure prohibitory law against the traffic, has
set the ball in motion. The formation of a
Dubuque county Temperance Society, auxiliary
to that, and with the same end in view, and es-
pccialIy the call for Temperance Convention
of Northern Iowa, at this place, are also en-
couraging symptoms. And now let this Con
vention be we'll attended. Let Il demonstration
be made that shall show that we are in earnest.
Let every friend of Temperament the district
specified come. There onyht to be secerat hun-
drcd In attendance. This is movement in
which ALL the friends Of Temperance can unite
1t cannot, in any way, interfere with existing
! organizations, or modes of operation. Let WASH
lngtonlans, Sons, and those who belong to the
Old Line of Temperance men, come, one and
all, and make one C long pull, strong pull, and
pull altogether and see if Iowa cannot be
redeemed from the curse of Rum.
TEETOTALER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
Iowa Rail Road Grants.-Opintons OF tn .
ass a.- .E State Gazette.

The State Gazette Of the Odd ult, takes wha,
s we are forced to consider very irrational view
of the disposition which should be made of the
grants of land, asked as aid by this State in con.
structing certain indicated works of internal i'm.
provement the Gazette thinks, or pretends
to think that these grants of land, if obtained
should be so applied us to embrace other project
I'd and unprotected works than those indicated
by the law comforting the grant.
This disposition of the grant, would, in the
opinion ofthe Gazette, be more Democ ratio, and
more Just than comforting the benefits of the
grant to the specific improvements indicated.
We are very sorry to be obliged to differ with
the political and ethical notions of the Gazette
upon this question, but we do so notwith,tand.
ing. ,s
The grants Of land, if given at all, will be Civ
en- for specific objects, and on certain conditions,
and to these objects, and these alone, should ev.
cry dollar of the benefits be applied We deny
that it is in the power of even the Legislature
70 divert these means from the end proposed by
the General Government. The grants, if Civ
en-, are merely in trust to the State and not in
fee. The State could not in good faith sell the
lands, and put the proceeds in the Treasury; and
what she could not do for her own benefit a, a
whole State, she has not the power to do for any
portion of the State. 1t would, therefore, be
neither honest nor democratic, if it were even in
the power Of the Legislature, to apply the anti
eipated grants of land to any other than the bene
NJ OF the proposed improvements
For these have the State asked the mid of the
General Government; and to this end will the
grant be bestowed, ifgiyen at all. Is it, then,
honest or democratic, to ask aid for person or
thing, and before it is attained, begin to specu-
late upon how it might be turned to other uses?
y puts US in mind of a beggar we once happen
ed to be acquainted with, who begged old clothes
Tor himself and his wife, and who, after receiy
the aims, went to the first Jews shop he met, to
sen what was given in charity. If this be the
school OF political ethics to which the Gazette
belongs, we beg leave to raise another standard
We belong to another school entirely, and if i,
be attempted to place this State in the posture
and habilaments Of q beggar for the benefit Of a.
~ one; letthes old clothes be given to those for
whom they have been asked, and to whom thew
shall have been given. .a..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

PARDosED.-Gansalve and Raymond de Mon
tcsquion have been pardoncd by Gov. King of
Missouri. The former, on the ground of in
the latter more recently. We are too far re-
mote from the scene Of murder in which these
young men participated, to offer any comment
on the lenity extended to them by the Executive,
but we cannot help expressing our disapproba-
ton of the principle Of pardoning criminals be-
fore verdict has been pronounced. Nay, we
deny that such power exists
II is true that, if the right to discharge GRIM
mails before verdict rendered be admitted to be-
ong the Executive, it may be as proper to exert
t before us well as after conviction, but till
his right be fully admitted, no Governor should
sslme it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
Express Agency.

a long desired, and longer needed Agency 70,
the transmission and reception Of packages from
and to this City has at last been established and
our friend, Judge Cookery, has been appointed
the Agent By this means, small packages of
merchandize, specie, or other valuables, can be
safely transmitted to and from the most remote
sections ofthc Union, Canada, and Europe, with
out the hazard attendant ontlle ordinary means
sfconveyance. For further information, call at
Corkery's General Agkncy, on Main street, be-
low lie Post. Office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
For the Winter OF
Il 3EknGDo
81 CH.1LLENGE CONPETIT7ON!!!
WEGEETNsAN'S BANNER STORE.

wEGfEFWAN'S BANNER STORE.
Adopted the motto at the head of this article nc ar v
two years since, and under it lIavc sailed OF
az e slioa's ana reels IN inc Sc OF trade l" masses
TO buy tn r nppl the rrry prices possible and
accordingly, have had customers, and moro
goods in the past eight tlbs than any other heusc in
me north part OF Iowa. say this without cunraGictt
buy my goods Of the 'nn~factrrers and Importers far
ready pay: and, qucnt'y, will and do sell at
lower prices than most western rclants.
My stock consists, in part of tic following articles
ton Wick, 100 lbs Cotton Twue bale bro Dumcs,,cs
bales "a and yard Osnab rigs, 10 bales Ick ~ Shirt
Ing 200 pieces beacicd !lickt shirting 0o p rod
Iwill,d slrng, plain, red, yellow aud White FanncIs
80 p ccs plaid ana plain nseys 80 piece Ticking, 100
pee assorted Sancts, rs pieces Kentucky J,ancs IS
pieces fancy and plain Cassimcrs 10 pieces blue, black
and olive FRI nch and English Cloths 300 pieces black
blue and olive Prints, 400 pieces Maddr and fancy Print
awIs co par blankets. 80 dozen ComorH IS "i cen
Cotton Flunncs, 100 lbs Wool Yarn pi ccs Domestic
Fianncls, 10 dozen buckskin Ms, dozen buckskn
Gloves 20 p ces Check, so pieces Aapaca pieces Mus
lin dc Lain, pi s"cd Flannel, pcc. Table Lin
men, hsachcd loo pounds black patent Thread 800 doz
Class 100 kegs Nails so dozen Door 1atchcs 90 dozs
Door Socks: dozen Curry c, nbS, dozen Pen and
ROCKET Knives, 100 sets knlrcc and Forks.
CERES
Ten hlds Sugar, sacks Rio Cofilc barrels cr.hd
Sugar barrels Leaf sugar. 10 barrels Carii, sugar SO
barrels Moasss, 30 boxes Tobacco 80 box Candies 80
mon, 10 boxes Ground Cling r, boxes Ground Spice,
boxes Ground Cnnamon - boxes Nutmcgs, bags Java
'"cP ~ pdeS caicFal9 tFrGTS lnhEo = barr Is Cop
pcras: bale Alum, 80 half chests Tea ln che black
Ia % gross Matchs 80 dozen Butcher Knives 10 de-
Drawing knirs, dozen Saws, 25 dozen assorted Files,
20 dozen Razor Stops 10 doz Scissors 10 dozen Razors
dozen llorse Cards, dozen Steel Traps, $50 grcss
crws, 100 dozen Butt Hinges: 500 dozen Strap Hinges,
10 doz, Ianmvr5 10 do. lIa,chcts, do. Axes, do.
Augers, so do Bed Cords 10 do. Spades and Sovels 100
Log Chains, 100 pieces Trace Chains, so aher Chains,
10 dozen Fur Caps 6 do Cloth Caps, Silk and
Fur Hats 10 doz California Hats, 80 Thick Boets
10 do Kip Boots, do Thick Brogrns do. Kip Brogans
do Calf Brogans, 10 cases wUnlens Boots 80 dozen
Calf and Moroco Buskins; and Ten Thousand ether
tices mcdtinn. d.
hcr by pledge myself to sell these goods lower than
ever before red in this market, and do respectfully
invite country IN rchans, and all others wishing pur
chas, goods III this market come and try
no loft W..O. WIGHTMAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
EStrAy Notice.

from the subscriber, on Sunday
~ Evening, the Sd inst, two HORSES, de-
scribed as tollows:-Onc, dark chestnut sorrell,
10 hands high, small star in the forehead, hind
,e't white to the fctlock joints. The other is a
light sorrel, star in the forehead, marks of the
On the shoulders, height not recollcctcd.
any person returning said horses to the sub
scr'ber, residing at Pilot Grove, or to MIR. New
man, in Dubuque; or with Mr.. Litton, shall be
rewarded.
CHARLES SLOAN.
Nov. 13, 1850. lO-2t*
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SATAN REBuKING SIsSERs.-The Hawkeye
Is out against those religious denominations who
have, in an official manner, denounced the fugi-
tive slave law This is more than we expected
from the Hawkeyc, and we suspect more than
we would receive from that quarter, were it
not for the relation subss;ing betwccn the
Hawkeye and one Willard Fillmore. We re-
commend the remarks of Old, Hawk to our
neighbor Of the Tribune, and other whius Of
his stripe. - :
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
TO the People Of Dubuque co.
DuBUqrE Co. Iowa, !
Nov. dth. 1850. {

NOV. 4th, IS3U.
I N regard to The County Surveyors Oficc, &
\ who is the legal County Surveyor of this
County. | am the legal G, unity Surveyor
) Ohm Ryan & John NJ. Mcdaniel arc my Dep
utes' My term in Office does not expire until
after the next August Election of Ie5l Al
thougt there were candidates for the Office tho
last Election and many voted for them, but that
electioh IN regard to that Office was uncalled for
ana Hlega'' th'rc was no vacancy in that office,
IL mere hau oecn the law requires the Governor
to fill the vacancy until the next General Flee.
ton Of the people for County Surveyor which
would be in lool therefore, if any other person
or persons acts as County Surveyor. acts with
out legal authority. JOIN BALL,
te"ntty Surveyor Of Dubuque Co. Io,ra
1t Mo
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13

from the subscriber, living at
- Shells Mound, sometime in May last, a
Horse, of the following description, viz dark
Gray, black name and tall four black feet, lonv
ears, resembling mule, and star in the fore
mead. Any person returning said horses, or
leaving them at the office of the "Mincrs' Ex-
PRESS will receive five dollars
AUGUST ALBRIGHT.
NOV. IL. 1SIn lN.2tN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
Horse StOlcn---StoD Thief!

SlOLEN from the subscriber, residing in
~ Carriers Settlement, Delaware County, a
dark brown horse, fifteen hands high, and ID
years old
Tie has few whic hairs OF his torchcad,-
his Oft hind foot is white, and has little white
on the pastcrn joint. $40 reward is offered for
the detection Of the thief and the return of tho
horse, or s. for the horse alone
DUNCAN MCCULLEN
Nov a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-11-13
new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO

TIME undersigned begs leave to call tho at
Il tcnton Of his friends and the Public gene.
rally to his new and splendid
Stock Of Goods,
comprising Dry Goods Of every description,
Boots and Shoes, Quecnsware, Hardware and
Groceries, for which wheat, Pork and Produce
generally will be taken in payment. Also,
large stock Of flour and lumber, always OH hand.
The undersigned also bcgs leave to call the at-
tcntion of Capitalists and Mechanics generally,
to the fact that Canton offers peculiar induce
mcnts to all seeking Their for investment or en-
ployrnent. JOHN J. TOMLlNSON.
Canton, Nov ], 1850. Mo BIN