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A MAN AND HIS WIFE, to take charge of a Farm
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other. couple without children would be PIE ferIed
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5flarriaQcs.

r Roxbury March 3I-i, by Rev. Eli-h4 BcdeI, NJ. Gil
man Davis of NouLie d. 10 Mss Mana Spalding Of Rox
bury.
IN Lune nhuT- March y, by Rev. VIZ Scarus Mr. Luther
7. Adams nnl hi-- ~4r.h W. Chandler both If l..
In New iufk Guy, hy Rev Dr. Ferris Nj. Isaac F. IA
Vi. lave r uluFc of Brooklyn, Merchant aud Nfs.
Cnihtrine Osaorn. 90 fhe LITTER place.
In MaFh,l, Mltch H. by kev David Merrill, M. Dan
lei Foster at leach.n and Mary Carpenter, Of Ma-hrd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
CITY AFl'sgEsS.

CRY OF DUBUQUE,
October 18th, 1850. :
The Council met. Prescnt-Ald. Rogers in
the Chair, and Gildea, Ian ywortly, and Deck
The committee appointed to examine Bluff
street, made report which was received
The following bills were ordered to be paid:
NJ. Tschirg for lumber and repairing
bridge, $500
Holt & Keesecker for printing, 81 80
M. Murphy for work on streets, 38.46
O. Smith for services as Waterman,
from Sept. 9 to Oct. IA, 1852
Ordered, That d. III. Morrison be allowed
$50 as part of his salary as City Marshal.
Ordered, That H. Estes be allowed $50 as
part of his salary as City Recorder:
On motion, The Council then adjourned
r. ROGERS, Mayor pro tenn
Attcst-HoRAcE ESTES, Recorder.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Decd of Trust executed by John
- Walsh, to til, undersigned bearing date the 9th day
sorry Of the date, for sum of Two Hundred
Dollars, payable year after date, to H. w. Sanford,
and said note still remaining due, and unpaid and having
valuc received the 9Th day of September A. d. 1919
Therefore, in pursuance of the terms of said Trust, shall
Monday the 4h day of November next, between the
hours of 10, - noon of said day, at the front
door of the Court House of Dubuque county, proceed
sell at auction to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described real estate lying and being in the county
Jackson, viz: The north fractional half Of the Eiqr. and
East fractional ar. of Gr of section No s. in town
ship No 81, nOr; Of Range No 9 east of 5 M:-also
the w or of ar of section No 80, in Townships
of Range No 2, east of 9Th NJ together with the appr
tenanc q thereto belonging,
WILLIAM LOWELL, Trustee.
Oct oad 1850 72t
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Fellow Citizens Of Dubuu ue.

respectfully suggest that public meeting be
called by the Mayor Of this City for the purpose
of taking preliminary but effective steps towards
n commencement of the Illinois Central Raj
Road at Dubuque, its northern terminus. Du'
buque and Galena should act in concert in this
important work, as their interests are now identi
fled, and by united effort we will soon get the
west branch of this road under way to the Illinois
River, and also connect with the Chicago Road
at Galena. Early and energetic action will com.
mand capital. G.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
SHERIFF S.iLE.

A"so" Harrington" , virtue of oli an F. Execn
John Foley. to me directed, issued by
the District Court in and for the county of Du-
buque and State of Iowa, against the defendant
| WILL on the Odd day Of November, A. d. 1850,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and six
clock P. NJ of that day, at the door of the Court
House in said county, expose to public sale the
following described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit:-Thc north west fractional quar-
ter of section eighteen, township lightweight,
north range three, cast Of the 9th p. NJ, to sat
isty said writ as | am therein commanded
w. G.. STEWART, Sh IF D. G..
Dubuque, Oct. 23d, 1850. 7-3t. Prs fee $3.50
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SHERIFF SALE.

oil Lfsif SALE.
VS.. u , ton to me directed, is
Martin Ninehart. isued by the District Court
in and for the county of Dubuque and State of
Iowa, against defendant, will, on the 23d day
OF November, A. u. 1880, between the hours of
ten clock, 4. Nj, and six o'clock, p. NJ. of that
day, at the door of the Court House in said
county, expose to public sale the following de-
scrlbed real estate situate in the city of Dubuque
to wit The undivided half of Lot No. one hun
drcd and eighty, QSO) as described and desig
mated on the official plat of the City of Dubuque
Said sale will be made subject to an attachment
lien i'll the case Of A. Levi VS.: Martin Ninehart
to satisfy said writ as am therein commanded
w. G. STEWART, Sh'ffD. G..
Oct. Odd, 1880: 7-3t Prs. fee $3.50.
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SHERIFF SALE,

IL. Hunter, HOY virtue of an Execu.
VS.: ID ton, or order of sale
Wm Hutton. the District Court IN and f fs
the county Of Dubuque and State of Iowa. a
gainst the above named defendants, will, on the
twenty second day of November, A. D. 1850, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and six O..
clock, P. NJ. of that day, at the door of the Court
House in Anamosa, Jones county, Iowa, expose
to public sale all the right, title and interest OF
Jacob Pate in and to the following described rca
estate, situate in said county, to wit:-South
East quarter of north east quarter of section No
four, township eighty six, north of range one
west of 9Th P Nj.
VIM. STERLING, Shift Jones Co.
IRA B. RYAN, Deputy.
Anamosa, Oct 23d, 1850. ut. Prs fec SIS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

A GOOD FARM.-We sorry to announce
that our friend William NJ. Morrison is about to
leave our county, to engage in Merchantile bust
ness in the county of Allcmakee. We refer
those who wish good farm, to his agent Chas.
Cookery, Esqr., as per advertisement.
Mr. Morrison has made location at "Pant
Rock on the Mississippi River, where we pre-
sumo he will do good business
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DU.MR .9GTF,
BOHEL COMPLAINTS.
HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLER!

When you feel gripping pains-soreness and heavncss
about the b2Wcls sickness at stomach pain in head
dlZneSs, cold cs sour sromaCh, torpor, weakness
snde and want ofenergy, bad spirits, and experience
fear that you will get the Cholera then take down
tea spoonful OF Railways Ready Relief internally and
orally all pains in fifteen nincs-f take an
other dose and follow up the treatment bearing in
mind that rest, and composed mind is necessary.
Asaa preventive of Cholera Railways Ready relief ia
undoubtedly the best antdote in use its wonderfully
purifying properties instantly neutrazrs acids of tho
stomach, which is the great of all violent dis
for we truly believe that if TIL free from acid
and the syst in healthy condition, that the cholerc
will not act upon that SYSTEM for feeds upon conta
glon and iics its pestentia stings upon those who
rel-thereiore we say Use Ra dways Ready Relief for
neutralzes the acid cleanses and Durifcs the umor of
the sccretons gives tone and vigor the functions of the
stomach and nvlsoraes to health every organ the sys-
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NIaOuOkcta Academy,

CKSON UNITY, iowa.
TJNIIE fall term Of this Institution commenced on the
i 9TH day of October, 1850. The feel grated
in recommending this Institution the attention
public Its past under the of Dr. LAKE has done
much to place it permanent basis his long expert
cucc and peculiar method of mparng instruction have
sccnr tn confidence of both parents and pupils. He
will be aided by competent assistants, and effort b.,
spared to render the school worthy of patronage. This
institution is located in region of country distinguished
alike for its heahulness and for the high tone of morals
which charaCt rise the community where it is located.
The situation of Maquokca being on the Main road b.
tween Dubuque and Davenport and about equally distant
from either place, and having the advantage of daily
mail stage, afford an opportunity of easy access.
Pupils of all Ccved and arranged into classes
according their advanCemcn-all the branches which
emit into Il thorough and polite education compris-
cd in the course of instruction..
The aim of the principal is render this institution de
srable, esp cially to parents in Northern Iowa.
The scholastic is d idrd into three of IA
weeks each, and arranged give long vacation
during ;he hottest part of the summer months,
Board in privat families can b.. Obtained on moderate
terms;
Maquoketa, Oct. l6, 1850. ol6-tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

IT HE subsc rbers having become convinced that on,
Glorious Union is to be sustained have purchased, &
are receiving from
N M WW &WBM& EA
large and superior stock of
FALL Z WlMTA4 GOODS.
which has been selected Expressly for this Market and
will be sold low for CASH or COrNRY PRODUCE
Our stock consists in part of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, HITS, CAPS
BOOTS, SAOES, &c. all of the best quality.
We keep constantly on hand alargs and sup rb lot of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
which anxious cOstom should examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. We wish call particular
attention to our
STOCK OI:' Ft'[3A2o
which will b, faund sup rior to any tn this market
Our stock of
QNGcnSWIrc
is the largest and best assorted ever brought this ety
The Genuine FRANK SMITH TOBACCO constantly
on hand.
TO Farmers offer great Inducements to trade will
us, as always pay the highest market price for all
kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE
FELLOWS & YOUNG.
Duhuu,,c October 1850.
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DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Oct. 2s.
To our Patrons.

We cannot refrain from expressing our graft
tude to our numerous patrons for the encourag-
ing liberality with which they have sustained our
efforts for the improvement of the Express
Though we have seen some dark days, we have,
by their assistance, overcome all obstacles, and
are now beginning to sec the light.
We are determined to make the paper what
the wants and the like rallty of the citizens OF
Northern Iowa demand. When we solicit pa
,ronage, we wish to be able to give full return
for it's bestowment, and with oac more improre'
msnt, we think we shall be able to balance the
scale of obligations. We mean an enlargemc"
of our Sheet Our advertising is pressing upon
US to such degree, to entrench upon the
reading columns If those indebted 10 us will
,ov nm. If is our intention to increase materially
in size What say you, will you do it? Will
you enable US to purchase new press within
the coming three arecks' 1t is for your benefit
as we'll as ours. Please respond by letter, aoih
u remittance.
Considerable advertising is crowded out tins
4
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Bible Society.

The annual meeting. Of the Dubuque County
Bible Society will be held in the Congregational
Church, in Dubuque, on Saturday the 27th inst
at g. o'clock. Several addresses will be dcliv-
ed by Ministers and laymcn, and officers chosen
for the ensuing year.
All friendly to the circulation of the Scrip
lures, are invited to attend.
R. SPAULDlNG, Cor sec'y.
Dubuque, Oct. Is, 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

CouSrERrEIT COMA quantity of spurious
coin, purporting to be American double eagles,
eagles, halves, quarters, and one dollar pieces,
are in circulation. The difference in weight
between the genuine and spurious is very trit1ing,
both being of the same circumference and the
counterfeit trihc the thickest. The pieces arc
made of silver, covered with coating of pure
gold, and most beautifully executed, so as to
render them difficult of detection, even by the
most competent judges.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Attention Soldiers !

TINE Bounty Land Bill - having become Law, the
l. undersigned will devote his attention to procuring
tho Bounty for all persons who entitled thereto All
persons who served in any of the of the United
Stat,s and were honoraby discharged, entitled
Land Warrants. For - months, 100 acres for months
81 acres months 40 acres; or if in engagement
with the enemy $50 acres. Apply early if you wish 10
secure your Land. w. Y LOWELL
Office Globe Buildings Main street Duluuue oct G-f
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Good news to the goIdier!!

To those engaged in the Uar Of lSl2,-in nny
Indian Var since 1890, and "ny Of tie Conn.,
missioncd Officers Of the Uar ariM Mcxico.
TIVE BOUNTY LAND BILL. havine passed, securing
Il tocach and every person Military Land Warrant
who ungagcd in the War of 1912 with Great Britain
any of the Indian since l79D of the Com
misSnncd officers engaged in the War with Mexico the
undersigned respectfully offer their services procure
such Warrants for the claimants the reasonable
terms. They have superior facilities calculated hasten
the issue of Warrants, and the latest approved FORMS
Soldiers heirs, claimants, will consult their interests
by calling sending Immediately to the undcrSign
ed
TIIOS. S. & DAVID s. WILSON,
Globe Building Main st. Dubuque Iowa.
Oct. 9. 1850 n5 " I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

We know nothing ''darker" than,the cause OF
political abolitionsm which Senator Seward
and the ". Y. Tribune trying to identify
with the Wing cause Of the nation at large
We know no game more "despcrat. with less
prospects of success. The National Wings OF
New York, VIC hope, arc not to be bluffed by
grave insnuations party disloyalty. Let par.
ty to the dogs rather than peril the Union by the
political abolition Of Seward and the like of him
[St. Louis lntclligenccr.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Literary Notice.

Those interested in the formation Of a Literary
Society, in this City, will meet at the Globe
Building on Thursday Evening, Oct. Oath, for
the porpose of organizing said Society.
A general attendance is desirable.
MANY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

On the 10th, at the residence of Thomas Nc
Craney, Esq, by the Rev'd. Mr.. Demint, MIR
DAVID G. ROGERS. of GarnavilIo, Clayton
CO., and Miss VIRGINIA HILL, of this co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Riot Reported.

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. 10.
The Wing says, rumor is current there,
that riot had taken place among the worknicn
at the big Tunnel, resulting in the death of six
teen persons, and the fight was still going on.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

No MORE FLoGGING IN THE NAvY.-The fol
lowing is the clause in the National appropriate
ton bill, which abolishes the vianous Goat
from the Naval and Merchant Service in the
United States.
Prorided, That tlogging in the navy and on boarc
vessels of commerce, be, and the same is here
by abolished from and after the passage of this
act
We like provisons-particularl of this kind
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Glad k'i<sFaags TO the Afflicted

Glad EissFaags TO the Afflicted.
JAMES BLANCHARD g. Co..
Irsr-zstZ HAVE just opened Main Street, next
SsabBaSs9 door to w. P. Wightnan's
EHryH Drug store.
E "A They invite the attention of PLY SicianS
@&s4@9 Country Merchants and all those that in
any way aiilCt"d To examine their Splendid stock. OUl
Drugs and Medicines have all been purchased since the
passage of an act of Congress, prohibiting the importation
of spurious and improper Medicines; consequently, any
one buying of us will get nothing but perfectly pure
article. We have all the Drugs and Medicines usually
kept in Drug Store, and shall sell at the lowest prices
TO PAINTERS
We call the attention of Painters to full supply
all kinds If Paints, Oils and Paint Brushes, which we
have bought at extremely low prices, and afford Il
sell at greatly reduced rates.
DYE STUFFS.
We keep on hand at all times good stock of by,
Stu' which call the attention of Cothi,S and 9th
Mr. JAMES Bl.NcHARD, having had long experience ir
the Drug bl>n is prepared and will give strict
lion to all the duties of an Apohecary. Physicians send
ing Prescriptions, or others wishing Recipes put up,
have no fear of HrTicct or miStakc
N. b. We shall keep at all times the hest articles
of Brandy Wine and other liquors for medical purposes.
Dubuque, July 9, 1850. "A
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JOY TO THE BED-RIDDEN.
a H.7LU7BLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
Instant cure Of Pain.
.4DW.1Y'S PE3DY RELIf

R.4DW4YS PE3DY RELIEF
Cures the aoorst diseases in INMATES and hours,
aud stops the most cruel pangs Of pain IN a .fc,o
SccCndS!
So quick and efficient is always Ready Relief in
stopping pain and curing dist IS, that has frequently
raised the diseased and helpless invalid from bed of
sickness in few hours 1t has cured the pains of
Rheumatism, IN hours. Neuralgia in 90 minutes.
Tic doorrur IN 10 minutes. IOoth ache in seconds
Sick Htad4chc IN Is minutes Nervous Hcad4chc in Is M
Sour Som0ch IN 5 minutes Heart Burn. IN 5 minutes.
BOHd Complaints IN 80 Cramps i SprdiRS IS
DidrrhCH, IN h0ur inflammation of BOneLs 30 min
Local IhtamatonS IN 10 MN. Influenza IN II hours
HOarscnc$s' IN 10 hours.
Spinal complaints swcngs, bruises sores, wounds
&C., it will relieve times quicker than any other rem
edy in use.
Let those who suffer Pain try it!
1t will prove itself in minutes As soon as il is
taken internally applied externally, its beneficial Of
tccts are seen.
1t is better than all other remedies
HERE is TIE PROOF.
There is other remedy that claims subde the cruz
Ct angs OF pain IN seconds, minutes hours. They
change is promised Not with Rb,oavs Readv Relief
It's eff cts instantaneous the first dose taken
or the first external application its great work
of relief from pain.
DUMB .RGUE.
Railways Ready Relief, taken the first symptom
OF cls will entirely pteven the further progress of the
que One teaspoonIl is dose--t instantly neutrazes
the malaria or acids of the SYSTEM up the whole
quick and healthy aCtor-if head ache battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief by follow
ing this you will speedily cure Chill Fever and
by taking tea spoonful ofhc Ready Relief every NOR
nIng you Will be proof against any FORM ague
cannot exist in the system fortified with Radnavs Reat
| Relief.
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ESsegBE1Esu' g.. w AUD
United States Life Insurance
Company.
NEW WORK
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN, $4,000

CASH CAP1TAL PAID IN, $1OO,OOO
TENllS Company nsres either upon the Mutual or Join
Socck principle the option of the insured the
two principles combined in this Company. The pre-
mllns low single risk taken s. 900, and all
risks to take effect from the date of the applcaton if the
premium is then paid.
The undersigned, Agcm for said Company, would re-
spcctfuy call public attention the subject of Lite In
surancr and particularly the superior advantages helG
out ny this Company others of similar character.
Any information in connection with tho subject, by
pamphlet, or otherwise, will be chycrfullp afforded.
f. L. BISSELL, AGENT.
Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. IA, 1850. 49tf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

TIE LATEST CoMPLIMENT.-At the West
borough, Mass, cattle show, last week, was
exhibited Holstein COW called "Jenny Lind,
with bull-calt by her side, named "Barnu:n.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Dubuque Il Gaiena Book Bind

T., MULLER. Book Binder, Paper Ruler,
IT.. and Blank Book Manufacturer, has OPEN
cd shop in Langscorthy's buildings, Jpain 81.
Dubuque, where he will be ready during the last
week Of each month TO do whatever work may
be offered in his line.
Dubuque, Oct. 23d 1850. TT
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

A vein Of black lead has recently been dis
covered OH the line Of the Iousatonic railroad
in Connecticut. 1t is estimated that the mine
If it may be 50 considered, will yield from two
to three tons oflcad per day, worth $40 to $l5t
per ton, at a cost ofnot exceeding $40 per ton.
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Notice to Teachers.

A OBLIGATIONS will b., received by the Board o
"A Directors of School District No. One, in Juiei
Township Dubuque county, for four male and three e.
male Teachers, for the public schools in said Districts
Directors will m ct at the City Hotel in this city,
tnrday @th instant, at O'clock, p. M win all app
Cants >TcScd present thu mScvrs for examination
STEPHEN G. KENMORE.
Secretary IF District.
Dubuque, October o. 1850 ut
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23

Indinna, by the quintcnnial enumeration is
found to contain nearly million Of inhabitants
The present number 100000