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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
CAPITAL 89oS, 900.
visacesanes, State OF fsatsSara:s.

THIS Company is prepared insure lives, grant
endowment md ainuGS. ...=@ a,.safE9a -. GzEu
The following among tho benefits conferred by insu
ring in this office: ID .-...
Premiums amounting 70 $50 and upwards, payable ono
half in cash, and the balance in note - months,
neWale with sH cent interest, or the premium may
be paid monthly in advance. ......... g..
Insurance effected in Office upon the life Of the
Nd, free from all demands CT creditors. ....t+
Creditors may insure the lives OF debtors, and dcbto.a
their lives for tie benefit of creditors. .s
Naval and Military Oicees Masters and Mates ofhoats
vessels, and indeed ali classes, may at this Office,
their families against the lowest of premium
9cF'Prenliins lower than Mutual Companies. s.-s..
S1No responsibility to the !nsure,sbeyond the payment
of the premium. -. -'
2~No risk OF Partnership with all classes Of persons,
and its serious consequence r....s. -. .a.
'NO liability to have the insured reduced to
make farther contribution il OF mortality beyond the
estimated average.
Q<yhe certainty Of having every claim paid
suhStsntatcd whatever eG,rlnary mortality may take
The cml-annrcl payment of premiums and thirty days'
grace allowed the assured the renewal of premiums.
Thu company allow the insured more liberal travelling
privileges and longer residence in the Southern States,
than any similar Institution in the country.
4 person insured in this company, has the privilege of
raNersnE tand rivers lakes or inland and OF re
siding in any q, tic states Territories Of this Union, or
the British Provinces OF North America, during the crs
year; except FROM the first day OF August the first day
Of NoIcnbrr daring " lch period the insured party
allowed ,cl reside south Ct the northern boul-
Diary {" the State vt III &'H', G:!oss permission is pre-
viuusl.' obtained.
The clpany does not exempt itself from tho payment
W'"h c!!sdufH! OF great Importance to the credit
no ig.z.rs the lie Of debtor as well rs to wife
| in=,irinC the life Ct her husband.
The Injured Will be allowed to maze voyage cut and
home TO and from any port the continent OF Europe,
| for charge Of u per cent
Steamboat engaged in navigating the western
ters will be insure! III the regular rates.
NJ one life viii be :a&en BY this company fer greater,
| SUN than SJ,N3)
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SAX, OF sss;aH, E;S"n,A f..

E5TATE OF DAVID SLEATOR DECEASED.
rsvHE undersigned, executors Of David Slea-
. tor, Decd, late Of Dubuque county, here
by give notice, that by virtue Of decree Of the
Court Of Probate Of said county, granting them
license to sell certain Of the real estate Of said
Sleator, to pay off the indebtedness Of said cs-
tate, they will expose to public sale, at the front
door OF the Court House of Dubuquc county, foT
cash, On the 18th day of April next, between the
hours Of ten clock, A. NJ. AMI two o clock P
NJ of said day, the following real estate, to wit
The undivided half Of the old Sleator Lot, de-
srribed on the plat Of the Mineral Lots Of Du-
buque county as No. g., containing 33-l00 a
crUs.
The undivided hale of the Carr Cave Lot, de-
scribcd on the plat Of the Mineral Lots of Du-
buque county, as No. 2i3, containing - 53-l0O
acres, owned jointly by said sleator and Law
renee Moloncy.
The undivided half Of out, Lot, described as
Lot No. G@7, in the town of Dubuque, contain
ing } 55-l00 acres, owned jointly by Herman
Chadwick and said Sleator, dec d.
The undivided half of Lot, described as Lot
No. G@S, in the town of Dubuque, containing
44-l0O acres, owned jointly by Heman Chad
wic!, and said Sleator, decd.
The undivided half Of Lot, described as
Lot No. III, in the town Of Dubuque, contain
ing l 7o-lOO acres, owned jointly by Heman
Chadwick and said Slcator dec d.
The town Lot No. 100, on Iowa street, in the
city of Dubuque.
The undivided half Of town Lot No. u, on
Main street, in the City of Dubuque, owned by
Lawrence Moloney and said Scato-, decd.
The south half Of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton one, in township ninety, north of range one,
west of the 9TH Z. Nj, containing 80 acres.
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton twelve, in township ninety, north Of range
one, west Of the 9Th 2. M, containing 50 acres.
The undivided half of Mineral Lot No 237. in
section twenty seven, township eighty mine,
north of range two, east Of the 9Th 7. NJ, con-
taining II $1,000 acres, owned by said Sleator,
dec d. and - BisSell.
ItEMAN CHADWICK,
LAWRENCE MOLONEY,
Executors Of David Sleator, dec i.
March Il. IS1N 21-ts
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CirY HOH FORs SALE

NJ Office is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed, Guardian of the minor children and
heirs at law Of Jacob Weigel, late Of Dubuque
county, deceased, by virtue of a licence for that
purpose granted by the Court of Probate of said
county, will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door of the Court
House in the city of Dubuque, on Tuesday the
End day Of April next, between the hours Of 10
and o'clock of said day, all the right title and
interest Of Caroline Weigel sabina Weigel,
Philip Weigel, Sophia Weigel, Charles Weigel
and Mary Weigel, infant heirs as aforesaid, in
and to Lot No, I'll, on MUM Street, in the city of
Dubuque. Ri PETER CHRISTMAN, Jr
March 5, 1a50-ts Guardian as aforesaid.
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john ". Windsor, } ny virtue Of an Execu-
V: ID ton to me directed,
VIM d. Newell. y issued by the District
Court in and for the county Of Dubuque, and
State Of Iowa, against defendant, WILL on the
: It'll day Of April, A. D. 1880, between the hours
Of ten o'clock 4. NJ. and six o'clock P. NJ. Of
Shat day, at the door of the Court House in SAID
county, expose to public sale the following de-
scr.Drd Rial Estate, to wit: the northeast quar-
ter and cas-! hall Of the northwest Or, east half
Of the southwest Or, and the undivided half Of
wrs; hall Ct nvrth-wc st Or, and west half OF $.
west G.. oi' section No. 10, township 80 north,
range one, cast OF Tie 9Th P. NJ, With all the APP
purtcnanccs thercunto belonging, to saisf; said
writ as am commanded.
w. G.. STEWART, Shift D. c.
BY D. NJ. MORRISON, Deputy.
March ~, 1850 2!-3t Prs: Fee SO 90.
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N0W S8fiEgGTV,

SOMETHING NEW IN DUBUQUE.
4 NEW Saddle and Harness Maup!nctory has just
"A been opened the side of Main Street, doors
below the Bank and nearly opposite DEcIER's BoOr AND
SHOE STORE, al the sign OF the SADDLE W here there is
manufacturing Saddles, BRIDES, Single and Double
Team and buggy Harness, and all other articles usually
made in such establishments.
The material used In this Manufcicry is warranted to
be Of the best quality.
The Stock is entirely new, having been just received
from the ST. Louis Market and the Proprietor is etcrmn-
cd to he eXceed i'll the qualify of his work OF under
sold in Prices
the lowest prices.
All persons having need of work in His line, will &c
we'll 10 try this New Establishment.
Remember the steps in front Of the dec
n B.The above business is conducted, for the Propr
etor, by Henry K. R0doph, experienced workman
who will at all times be in readiness wait upon
ers. J. II. PRYOR.
Dubuque Iowa. Dec. -, 1649 lily.
n. B.-Butfalo Over Shoes for sale, and cash
paid for Hides. . .....
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,TFszI NAPLES &y'aeEsEI!

ID ETER NAPLES begs leave to inform the Public that
Z he has this day purchased the entire Stock Of w ApLEs
ZlRK,E and now feels himself permanently located Al
the OLD STAND, on MAIN STREET, under the WALES
HOUSE,
In making this purchase and cnlbarking once more in
the Mercantile Business in the City OF Dubuque, he feels
himself called upon make his acknowledgements those
OF ms friends who have heretofore given him their patron
age anu to present 10 them some OF those considerations
Wch induces HIN to hope for continuation OF their con-
idencc and support.
The WALES SronE at this time, contains one Of the
largest and hes: selected Stecks of as found in the
Western Country, which stock was purchased by the
prcse. Proprietor expressly fur ths market and hic lie
intends to sci al the very lowest price cover Cos7s and
CARRIAGE, in order that lie may change bis goods into
cy and he ready the opening the SrriH,. TR.pE in
tie Eastern Cities, to lay in an ENriRr New srocy.
The Farmers of Upper Iowa, OF Visions Mime
sofa may rcst assured that Goods be had cheap
not c!'eaiIer at The NAPLES SrQR& than al any other
Tic N"rthNcat, and that they find good Market
for their Grain Pork, and all other Produce as at any 9th
or establishment IN the country.
y. D.Nr! apcs wishes bis friends distinctly 70 under
stand, At lie viii not do Credit business. lie will sch
his Goods for Cash, exchange them Cor marketable Pro
duce, and by dolag is positive that he greatly IN
dcr~c any merchant who puts his Gu,ts on credit
Tie Friends and Patrons OF the y AFis STORE may rest
assured that no pains viii be spared 0r their arucm.1do
t'', nd no eNerors renifted to @rc"ro to them a!aplc
risac3n for tic confidence they may rcpose in the u
h,ro r"l'rf ~"ntajtn5.
10 those MOI acquainted with The scck usually kept il,
th$ large Estahi5hnent lwoud beg leave &c cnnmerac
~ DRY GOODS
Is the largest and most perfect in the country, consisting
u an almost endless variety Of articles usually found
large WtoIcsaic ard ictDR Dry Good Store.
have also hand and will sell reyl o, extensive
assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Vests Pantaocns and Overconts of
All tie various styles and material that are worn al this
season Of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF all descriptions and sizes. may be found the NAPLES
Store, and can lie bought cheaper than any where else
| IN THE DEPARTMENT OF GRoCERIEs, keep constant
~ on hand all the various articles called for, and those
! too Of the FEST QUALITY.
o. China, Glass, Qaecnsyarc, aid Hardware, have
full and complete assortment.
In all Tho various Departments of my business it will
be M constant aim 70 give satisfaction to my customers
ard to advance tie interests of this portion of iowa and
haze fears but shall be tanned by generous public
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque Iowa, Dec. 1919. lily.
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SALT LAKE The following statement sign
cd by William Smith has appeared in several
Southern papers. We give it without vouching
for It's truthtulness, as we have no possible in
formation on the subject:
am in possession of the evidence that bands
of these Salt Lake Mormons, armed, dressed and
painted having the appearance of lndians-are
stationed on the way to California and Oregon,
for the purpose Of robbing the emigrants Ma
ny murders md robberies have already been
committed by these demons in human shape,
which have been published to the world, and at
trbutcd to the Indians.
The people at the Silt Lake govern their
Church by secret lodge Of 50 men. 1t is in
this lodge that Brgam Young IS crowned as a
king, and is there seated upon throne prepar-
cd for Chicago Journal.
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sheriff Sale.

Nath. Butterworth EDY virtue of an Execu-
vs; ~ ton to me directed,
Jones g. Dohany. issued by the District Court
in and for the county of Dubuque and State of
Iowa, against Defendants, will, on the 9th
day Of April, A. D. 1850, between the hours Of
ten o'clock A. n. and six o'clock p. III. OF that
day, at the door of the Court House in said coun-
ty, expose to public sale the following described
Real Estate, TO wit:-Lot marked and number
ed on the Government plat Of the City of Du-
buque, as lot No. Six Hundred and Porty-two,
(642) with all the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing to satisfy said writ as am therein COM
manded.. ......aji I.al.p.a. ,s59 t-9.t.a .,,5
G. W. STEWART, Shift d. G.
-, By y. M. MORRISON, Deputy.
March 8, 1850. 26-3w. Prs, fec $500. I'm
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Vienna Confectionery.

T57IlE subscriber having purchased the :H0!cctorar!
Z Establishment, recently owned by Paul hriTr
an street, ncayto Book Store, prepared furnish al
kinds Of Candies ami Con:ec lonely at " uirSac and Ne
tail, Upon the most reasonable lrr!it<.
'.otountry Merchants and Shop keepers Wl& ;uG, wish
to deal in articles in my line, OTTER such Inducements as
fail secure their custom manufacture all my
self, and confidently recommend thcn equal to any
that can be bought III Eastern Southern market
The Ladies of ih!huQ'c informed that prepared
oi~Sh all kinds oil Gates ut the shortest notice. for Par
ties Weddings, much cheaper than they be
made C!hcrwheres They respectfully invited t. cell
HucolIcc: Man street, near the B0ok Store.
c. JACKLEY.
Nuhuu llpr A.
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Es'S. Lee ard E2cyHs0iGs,
(SCCG EON DETTISTS.1

(sCCGEoN DEHTIsTS.1
= E;PETFFLLlT tender their protest. NJ! services TO
~ the Citizens I" Dubuque and vicinity. TncJ lave IL
very large aSprtrCnt OF Porcelain EEtIfI. (hih with
ana ;yilElut gr*) and VIII insert Teeth on geld rI.ac
c'thcron thc an' >herlc pressure prime lr spiral springs
Or clasps trH orc aw"lr sctt, the may require
Also, 7 'o Itci inserted in Tic approved manner
Ike" ISL all operation, for the health ard preservation
tie IEErI psrtl!rd in wair1ntc! - civ ptr
feet satisfaction The CAOrnf,9a :roY VII al
nni,cred, (if rcpuestedJ when deemed PROPER.
Suitable TuulH PoWnLIs, nr,:3..oa, i iLc,..sa, Wash
c< &c. can be Md at their ..igc.
Th,Y charges Ni tx Il. "c-atc; aAl Il! failures repair
cd gratI.
syUfFn I, CT 1:an Street doors above TIC n-oshy
terrain Church.
january 81 1871 Of
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Ohio Fruit saEzaE Seed Store
70. 81, m.li:;ST., DUBUQUE.

EgT!!E @rAcr signed, feeling obliged t. lis friend and Gus
l. toners f their liberal patronage the past year, will
cn!eav"r to keep hand good varictyo choice Gre
cercS, Provisions Fruits Candies, Nuts and Spices,
be found i'll DuDluuc. Nuri!crn Iowa, and as
low prices. Nothing stall he wanting his part make
every business transaction satisfactory his
customers. On The opening Of navigation lie expects to lie
in receipt If and fresh supply Of every article in his
Steam Boats Furnished wiz, the Injuries IF the
moderate prices Farmers and Gardeners i'll be supplied
with almost every variety Of seed, receiving
them from Ohio and y. lurk-a warranted and ge-
nuinc. ! few specimens Of Plant and Flower Seeds
tr IN Washington City can be lad 1t my Store.
9't'ash paid for good Butter Eggs, Cheese, Lard and
Poultry.
G. Z. WEST
Nuhr L. &C
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CGGiENS, sAs4x.2-pas<s * q.

CGGAENS, skE3z.2nas<E * q.
$50 ~Ntir Street.
II AVE received Ivy late arrivals, full ans! c,n, ,rtc
Ill stock OF DRY t;OODS suitable for The a,,rn.ci.ii,
season, Wh" VIC offer for sale al low prices ir cash,
DOMESTIC GOODS, &C.
223 bale 3 /, IL, and s hrvs. s.cctirg & shirtings
- DO shirtins .trpss;
SH do brown drills;
50 do tickngs, varou" qualities;
Is cases black, blue, and nlX'd satncts;
10 do Kentucky Jeans;
il bales red. white, and yellow lianncs;
IL cases apron checks;
- bales cotton osnabrrgs; 8 d. linen do
% cases "a: -, II, t.! and 81, white shcetin-s
do b,caClcG drilling,
5 do White satnct Jeans:
do corred corset do
do brown cotton fannr
% bales black and white waddngs;
10 cases 9rds-eye t"'eeds and fancy jeans, &c.
PRINTS: PRINTS!
}o cases, comprising natdcrs. fancics and cintZcs
new and desirable styles, from celebrated manufactures
10 cases mourning do, different qualities.
10 do Aierlimac and Cocheco blues do,
do fancy furniture, do &c &C..
CLOTHS, CAss M8RES, TWEEDS, &c.
l. cases diiirrcn, cUlors and qualities,
do black CaSsinCrcS;
do black, French and German do;
ID DO fancy ca5SilntreS, latest SH les;
do t"cyls and fancy linen drills;
SUNNI Il; S.iUFFs
- cases and bales, comprising all the and tcs:
Ia'je SYKES, nlal.lng c;lice assortment.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Rich balzorncs, printed and barred muslns, American
and Scotch ginGhans printed laws, plain and silk barcgc,
black and tailcy cni0r+d silks, black lawns &c. &c.
SUNDRIES! SENDR.E$!
Norstrd Scrge>, Irish linens, brown hoanc> black and
coorct silccas canvas and red padangs, white and fancy
harsfi!cs vesngS, iaCou and white ca!nbrici, t..>,
table diapfr brown linen table cloths, hosiery and gloves
in great Variety green ana web su5pMders; hIc and
lofG4 taiitta ribbons, bonnet and cap ribbons
T. g"r with all the Wares, and fancy eoo,,I
make STOCK full and complete, to which mute the
tentiOn CT city and Counra merchants.
We shall be in receipt Of additions stock during
the business months, Acl offer for sale cheap for cash
or to prompt men.
st. Louis, No, March 70, 1859. 27-tt
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His IIxce!laHcy, Gov. Joseph A. wright indianapolis;
Co., james Il. Lane, Lieut.. Governor, do
Ii.l {. II. Test, :;"cretary oi state, do
Douglass H.acgIirc, Auditor Of STATE, DO
Hon. Caleb Z. Smith, ConnerSvilic;
Col. VI. ~ Gvr,ayn, y. {. Bloomington;
Hon i. N. Huntington, Judge Z. S. Dist CT Canneon
i. NJ. PEett, ESD, Rockville, } r,..,o- v,-,h
CO. Ih" II H errciane; and Eric " C Su.si.
Jacob d. Larry, Esq, TerTo Hau:o;
VIM. B"rtch, President Branch Bank, Finccnncs;
James Collins. jr., State Agent, in New York.
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Sssat1!r Nnafs Entertainments.
Hats, Gaps, Bofsncts, arssd Straw
stGGe2S,

II. & r. G. WHiTTEMOEE,
Ne. l43, .u'in-Srect, Saint LouiS, Missouri.
(FiKsr NORTH BAnk OF m.SsouRlD
II AVE hand a large and well ASSORTED, stock
OF the following kinds of goods, 10 which additions
are constantly being made.
100 Dozen ladies Eonmcts OF every qua
lily asaG style.
300 dozen Mems Lcghorn Hats, ;tssortcd
100 do do Rutland straw, do
100 do do Panama Hats, DO
300 do do Palm Leaf Hats, do
$50 do Eoys' Lcghorn Hats, do
50 do Rutland Straw do
IS do Infants Leg IN Hats and Flats.
1899 do boys White and Fancy Palm ilats.
FUR HATS ASSORTED.
500 doz Mems California Hats asserted.
BOO do do do hrush Has, assorted,
100 do do Eac; ;:;d brown koss,th do
7, do do d. AID Pearl s'pg.:ng Do
. do do a. WIZ: Hsash d
2") do Mems White DO Er;.h t'ata, do
eo2 do do Broad ERIN rnd >ioGm. Brush Eats,
Is do DO Hungarian iiat,
50 no Boys B,.rl. and Prrr! sporting Hats,
% 90 Do Medium White r.sl do
SANONY VAWS
coo Doz Mems Bucna Vista and California Hats,
i5) do d" Ccrrv Gorio Hats,
l0J do Boys Black and while Wool do
400 do do Buena Vista and California do
500 do Mems black Pearl and white Wool do
SILK AND MOLEsKlN HATS.
100 boz Extra Fine Fash. Iolos,in Hats,
IS do No
1875 do Low = rice Angela, I"
100 do Medium Sill:
CAPS, ETC.
400 doz. Mems Cloth Caps, asserted,
100 do do Silk Plush Caps,
900 do Boys Cloth Caps, assorted,
100 do Infants Turbans, do
ALSOA fine Of stock End trimmings fer Hat
lerS, ana many kinds Of Hats and Caps hot mentioned a
imvr.
We would invite the attention Ct Merchants the a
hove stock, I'D articlari! 70 Tie stock of Euncta, which
IS heavy and comprises most beautiful assortment. Ii
the above will he found great variety OF goods suitable
for the California trade, all tl which will lie offered Z
| low rates. March 6, 1850. :g,-:!t
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THE EAWARTENE.

A ssSs This new and elegant passcr-
sh:,,.>ss;;Taz.a sger Steamer, J. M. MARSH, Mas
sd ter, will run during the season as
a regular packet between the ports of st. Louis
and St. Peters, touching at all intermediate
points.
For freight or passage apply on boa'd, or to
Emerson &, Shields, agents
Dubuque Iowa, Mar. Goth 1859, DIS.
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HONORABLE TESTIMONY.

Dr.. Bradford Knapp, of Crown Point, y. Y.
in letter dated August Ord, 1S45, says-''In the
cousce Of my practice in this vicinity have test
ed in some good degree, the good qualities Of
Wistar's Ba'sam Of wild Cherry in pulmonary
complaints, and I now wish to secure supply
of the medicine. 80 asas. ,... .,a-.
MDr. A. II. Macnair, of Tarboro, N. Carolina
writes us under, date Of Feb. IA, 1s47, he has
used Dr. Wlslcrs Basam Of Wild Cherry, in his
practice, the last eighteen mounts and considers
it the best preparation Of the kind he ever saw,
and known of none SO deserving the public pat
ronage. a
DR.. T. MASON, Agent,
.ELI" Druggist, Main-st., Dubuque.
March 90, 1850. 49, %r 1870
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EXCELSIOR

ST. LOUIS, GALENA, DUBUQUE, AND
POTOSI PACKET.
cSe1R The steamboat Excelsior, JAS.
p---.zEslls tWARp, Master, will leave St.
.ss2s5zsS! F5ss Louis on the opening of naviga-
ton, and continue to run during the season as
a regular packet between the above ports.
March, Doth 1850. DIS.
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Late Of DuJuqre Co., decd.
TAT OTICEi is hereby given to all persons inter.
IL ested in said estate, that have presented
Petition to the Court Of Probate Of said coun-
ty, praying for license to sell the following real
estate, to wit: 10 1-2 feet front of Lot No. AZ,
in the city Of Dubuque; and also one undivided
third part of Lots No. 667 and Cos, in said city,
being part Of said Estate, to raise assets to pay
the debts thereof; and that Saturday, the 9th
day of April next, is the day appointed for said
Petition to be heard by said Court. ~
..t ..F ELIZA NJ DIXON,
Administrative.
March 18th, 1850. e7-3t.
LOWELL & TURNER, Atty's. 2s SIS
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TENNESSEE AND THE USloN.-The Legsla-
patriotic resolutions passed, we find the follow
inc:
Rcsoried, That the patriotic people of the
State of Tennessee, deprecating the sad effects
of a disunion of these States to themselves, to
their children and to the world, and also feeling
q sacred regard to the memory ANA scrviccs of
their revolutionary fathers, will sta:.d BY and de-
fend the Union cat all hazards and to the last
extremity
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pUT FACT thar You can buy Of L. RANDALL & Co.,
I'D at tie liawl.lyc Harness shop, aiy Of he following
named artirrscr any others it ticy manufacture, or
keep to sell, cheap a place owe read an"nt'
Sadd'ss, Harness, TrHnAS, Brid'cs, Co'iarS, H.
N$cs, CarpG Bags, NAips, Curry C0nl5s, Carts,
Eru>hts, DuyatO HoJas, BHGaIo Orer SAocs,
S'eisd Be'fs-0Hd 4 carjcty Of otkcr articles too
n"mcr0uS Hmd tclioUS to mcntjon. Suffice L to
sag, ht0t ''uc' &c got en- al, i not m0Te.
Repairing done on sr.rt notice.
Carriage Trimmings "Gonc up in rag"
Besides a! Ns' we hay, L good asscr;!I.yl.; Of
LEATHER,
Saltlcrv, Hardware and Shoe Findings, consisting in
part If Sole, Upper, Harness. Bride, and Band Leather,
CAT, Nip Hog, and sheep skins; ,i"rucco; Innings and
Bindings: Lasts, Pegs Eu"t Trees, CrlMping loar,s,
Clamps Shoe Nails, Shoe Thread; Jlppan;cd and Brass
Hardware, ilainc&, Chains, &c. &ac.
We still Ole found III liz" I'D paceSign of
the Big Collar \ No l. first above the NAPLES
House, Nai:l.:5trcct, DCnvQvE.
l.. d. RANDALL & GO.
Dubuque, Dec. 70 1919. Idly
33N. B.. NJ order. will receive prompt attention.
whether pcs, paid CT no-e&rc!y if they cnc.,~e gca.
OF money.
! IT,: ASH paid for Hide.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-03-20
Duhuruc, Jcr %. 1857 9N-:r
SO land Warrants!

~ liE subscriber, having just arrived from
& New Oglcans, offers fer Cash, at ST. Louis
prices, Forty '6J Aero, and Forty. 40 Acre Land
Warrants. He would call the attention Of deal
"-a - this opportunity Of securing ~ Acre War
rants, there are but few remaining in market.
+. 3. v arr!Ilts guaranteed genuine.
JOSEPH II. LOWEESTEIN,
Nap.s House, Dubuque, Iowa.
March Z Ic5l.-ti.