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We believe shall have to take up the cudgel in de-
fence Of our distinguished Secretary II State, ssihsf his
own party friends They seem to be bsdgefnf him ON
all sides. Thus the Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce writes reference 10 the Nicaragua
treaty: t@ iwsg
The story revived that the project treaty offered by
Mr. Clayton Sir Henry Buwer actually agreed 10 by
latter, and signed BY him This is utterly incorrect
The project that offered and sent wholly sx
Sarts the British minister having no instructions hs
subjecL 3gsSs slag
One must be very green suppose that the British minis
tor would without instructions sign treaty abandoning
the jurisdiction elaine by he British government In Costa
Rica and the Mosquito kingdom.
Here is direct nsnuaton. in Taylor paper that Mr.
Clayton was sgreen in supposng that Mr. Bulwer could
treat without instructions; and this malicious insinustion
is copied into the New York Mirror, another Taylor
paper Poor Mr. Clayton Like Woolssy, he finds no one
"to do him reverence in his fall And why should he
have become unpopular No Secretary Of State has
ever distinguished himself in certain way, much. No
Secretary committed many and such
blunders as Mr. Clayton has committed. And We are
confident that this bungng Of the Secretary Is the only
thing that has kept the administration geen and fresh
in the memory Of the people. The butchery and corrup
tons Of the Haynau Of the Department Of the Interior
have only excited the disgust and aversion Of the people
While Mr. Claytons blunders have kept alive the spirit
Of fun they have excited dicue and wheted TIE powers
Of sarcasm, and thus have turned the administration Of
the .Second Washington into thing for amusement
while ts general imbecy and ncapaeity have prpyoksd
contempt Mr. Clayton has furnished material for jokes
and jibes; while his compeers have. like mere 'ssad
heads been doing nothing for the amusement Of The
crowd benefit Of the country. We therefore protest
against this attempt the part Of the to make
Mr. Clayton the scapegoa Of the sins and olles az The
administration
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-02

FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1850.
After the reading OF the Journal, H
MIR THOMPSON, Of Pennsylvania, asked that the
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ErsaS>aic Ensasa, Esc:al Estate, COilcc-
tio5a OF Dcssts, and
aEIaE:G} al. AGE NCY \ =.
DERIQUE. IONA.

DtBt QUE, IOWA.
FENllS Office il rmanently established by the subSCri-
Il hrr, for the transaction of all business within tic
l. gu''at Sphcr' of an Agents dntics-riz;
= Land 'lr, or the Surveyor GrncralS Uiiicc for VI is
| ConSin and Iowa.
Purchase, sale, loan, or location of Military Land War
rants;
Purchase, sale or lease of Real Estate
Payment Of taxes on Lands or City Lots.
Redemption of Lands or Lots from Tax sale.
Investigation of Titles. Convcyancing &c sc. &c.
The attention of Emigrant> Emgrant Societies, Land
r"krI and d acrs in Warrants; is rspert!ul'y N.Y.
formation cu!iary ample, during1 residence Of SiN-
teen years in Iowa. He has been nine years connected
with the Dubuque Land Office and two and a half years
Il resident of the Drs Moincs Valley Member of the
Board of Public Works. and Register of the State Land
Office,
RegSt of Real Estate for sale, and pats, exhibiting
t sold and unsod Public Lands in northern Iowa. will
be car fully complied for The convenience of Purchasers
tended to, and many fac cs for this purpose will rsut
from an extensive acquaintance and tavorahl" location
Arrang"m MS made by which business may be trans
acted through this office in part of the Stat Of Iowa,
in til ncighhorng counties of Illinois and Wisconsin,
and in Minnesota Territory.
Agencies Of otter descriptions will be accepted from
Corporations, Associations, Merchants, and business
rally. Business Letters will always with prompt
attention, and instructions will be followed with fidelity
and despatch.
Unu,cSti"nahl, ref will be given when
ry
INSURANCE.
Tn sr|*crh is \r for the Hartford (Ct.) Prot,c-
til Insurance Company. The Knox, (lnd'a) Insurance
Company. TI" Kentucky Mutual Lite Insurance Com
pany and h in rican Live Stock Insurance. Company
SCRIVENEEs.S OFFICE.
All ins,r,n, nts writing in u.s. will b.
fully prrpar d, acknow dem ntS tax II, and N"taral
Seal affixed Iransc ling and Recording will be done
for Public Offices, I'ruirSsicnEl m, II, and Others
Pn<;"n r. and soldiers, their widows and orphans
can hav. papers rr pare and arkn"wl dyed al this Of
tr and rnim3 fer nsonS, extra pay, VIII he $nt
I'd to Cungr 50 pros cut ID before til" prep D. part
| mt through an Az, n, at Washington.
The Governors of the States of rrnn>I vana, Nho,
lndana and Missouri, and Illinois have "norh tl' sub
sCrb;r with Commissions take d pnSi1ions acknuWI
,dgm of Dcds and otll ilstrun nts, be us, d in
Courts of record in their resp 'ctivr States.
CHARLES CORKERY.
NOTARY PuBI.IC
Qe5HOlicc on Mainst., below Globe Building
July 3rd, 1880. 43tf.
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G.. I'D. Sullivan & Co.

SUCCESSORS TO JADARD & CO.,
No .Main-street, Saint Louis, Missouri,
II EEP constantly on hand large assortment of Cold
IN and Silver Watches, French and Yankee Clocks
Gold Pencils, Gentlemen and Ladies' Breast Pins Gold
Lockers, Gold and Silver Spectaclcs, Rings Gold Guard
Chains, &c. &c.
Silver Table, Dcscrtan Tea Spoons, manufactured and
for sale low. Wachcsand Clocks carefully repaired and
warranted to keep time.
Sent. 5ti, lS49. l-ly.
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Michael Burke,

SURVEYOR AND CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
LIE will attend to any business entrusted to him in the
IL line of his profession. He is also Deputy County
Surveyor of Jackson county.
May %, 1850 37ly
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G.. T.. Nightingale,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC:
Office Main-serce,, opposite the Bank.
WILL practice in tho Justices Courts, and in the Dis
w trct Court of Dubuque County. lie will also give
particular attention to Convcyancing, Drawing of Mort
gagcs Leases, and every description of writing needed by
those who may need his services.
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Ohio Fruit and Seed Store,

TTiE udcrsigned feeling obliged his friends and Gus
Il toners for their liberal patronage the past year. will
cndcavor to keep hand good variety choice Gro
ccrics, Provisions, Fruits Candies, Nuts and Spices
can be found in Dubuque, Northern Iowa, and at as
low prices. Nothing shall be wanting his part to make
every business transaction satisfactory his numerous
customers On the opening Of navigation he expects to be
in receipt of and fresh supply of every article in his
Steam Boats furnished with the luxrcs of tie season al
moderate prices. Farmers and Gardeners will be supplied
with almost every variety Of Seed, am now receiving
them from Ohio and n. YOrl-a warranted new and &C.
nuine. few specimens of Plant and Flower Seeds
from Washington City can be had at my Store.
Cash paid for good Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Lard, and
Poultry.
G. II. WEST
Dubuque, Jan. 23 1850 2Otc
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LAND Warrants.

4 OCATED on time, on advantageous terms. App.
IL to the undersigned.
WM JOSHUA BARNEY,
Agent for Robertson & Holland
GyOhicc No. 3, Globe Building, East side Main Street
Dubuque, Iowa.
October 31st. 1Si0. 9.tf
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Doctor Thomas Scott,

LIcENTIATE OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
GEONs, EDINBURGH.
Eghtccn years practitioner Physic, Surgery and
Midwifery in Scotland, Canada, and the State of n York.
** Office in rooms back of u. s. Land Office, over
Smiths Store, Man-strect, Dubuque, Iowa.
July Oath, 1850. 4Gtf
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Iowa City.
IN Z subscriber, and proprietor of tie above
Il House, would inform the public, that lie has takcl
possession of said establishment, and prepared
lnoLac the travelling community transient rcgula
boarders and will cndeavort give general satisfaction.
CIIAS. J. SWAN.
{fyConncccd with the above establishment Is large
and extensive Livery Stable, where strangers AT al
times he accommodated with conveyanCcs any part
the country. May l6, 1919. 37-iy.
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HARVEY ERAY. .yr..

MANUFACTURER Of French Burr NlilIsoncs, and
lFl Dealer in I'oing Cloths Burlington, Iown.
Al5oncs mtde 10 lcr and constant supply on hand
screen wire, hosting screws and mill irons furnished
at the shortest notice and ofthc best quality
gJ' Also Italian and American Marble Monuments and
Tomb sones Of every description, executed order.
Nav I5 1850.
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CrOckvvell'S Hotel.

YFIIIT subscriber would respectfully inform his
4 friends, and the public in general, that lie is il!
fulI blast ready at all times give COED Slppcr and
warm Bed all that may cal; on him. and any time Of
the night. lie also has good Stable, well rn. he'd with
the best of grain, and everything that will make horse
comfortable. Those from distance, looking the
iry find better place in the interior get nor-
inaon in respect TO good locations.
Be sure to inquire for Crockwell's Hotel
G. l.. d. CROCKWEII.
lam
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PAINTS, OILS e. WINDOW GLASS.
large supply of the above articles lust received and
"A for sale II reduced prices by Il. r. GILLESPIE
July 2ith, At the Globe buildings.
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E'AEs1zE;EgS' ESeeNEEi.

F5NE undersigned still keeps t,i< long e$a! he'd an'
Il well known Tavern at the corner OF .iAn street H'
e Market Square, in this city; and is better arct
than he has been BEFORE TO accommodate TIA 'l"r
and regular boardcrS, the most rrn>nnaLr iris a '
has made several new additions, and improvements to h
lie would especially recommend his G: tab
5lmrn Farmers and TcAnS;cr, as his Stable and yar'
accommodations surpassed by any III The city =
Char res moderate. Come and try mr.
WM. TUMliAF|.
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I9.OGD FRUIT TREES.

,e12E1aa THE undersigned has for sale, at his Nurse
:3t+Sa ~, known the Dubuque Nursery, half
lillir norili-ciia, f to Cit! f umluic. ,.1
SSgFS1 the road to Eagle Point, the above n.llhc
& of Fruit Trees for sale, which can be trans
- planted this fall or in tho spring. Ti!c tree:
from tn feet high, and n the ricc selections:
Will he in receipt, on tr opening of nav! gHtiun
ping, Of very large assortment Of Plnlh Pcach Pear
and Ounce Trees, together with large lot Of Slruhbcry
Shade and Ornamental Tree.
W. l.. JOHNSON.
Dubuque, Sept. lst, 1919. l-im.
n. BAH letters addressed W. l.. johnson. l*kin!
il formation in regard tn the above Nursery, (mut paid
will meet with prompt attention.
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PlaSterer'S Hair.

100 BUSHELS Cows Hair for Plastering supcri
lUU or article, Just received and for by
July Sd, 1850. JNO. sIMPLCT
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7 $ HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been Incorporated under the
provisions Of of the General Assembly of the State
Of Iowa, entitled An Act to authorize general InCorpo
ratinnS, for the purpose of mutually inslring dwelling
h"scs stores, shops, and hcrhdings, house hold fur
nitIlrc, and other property of lis members.
The capital stock incorporated, consists of the deposited
premium notes of its members, sub cc to assessment io
losses and expenses
Two and half per cent the amour, of the dcpos
premium notes is actually paid in when the articles of In
corporation si"ncd an! insurance effected by every
member and the remainder is be paid whenever tho
Directors shall make assessment said notes to pay loss
es and expenses.
Tho association commenced its corporate existence OF
the 2Gth day Of April l8iS which will expire the 2Gtl
day of April, 1853, but subject to renewal by unanimous
vote of the members for like period of twenty years.
The Giccrsof the company consists of hoard of twelve
directors, to be elected annually the first Monday il
June, and President, Secretary, and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors
c. II. BOOTH, President
J.C WEATHERBY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
c. H. Booth J. p. Farley, james l.. Langworthy, J. G
Wcatlcrby f. V. Goodrich, Richard Benson, w. $. Gil
liam, Jno. G. Shields, p A. Loricr, W. Lawter, Pcte
Waples, and NJ. Mubley.
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. N. Y. SUNDAY MERcURY.-This paper has
been beautifed by new set of type, which sets
off its contents to proper advantage. We look
upon the Mercury as one Of our most valuable
exchange.
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Empire Store.

Empire Store.
FINIE undersigned having purchased the entire Stock
l. WOODWARD & BROTHERS. bcgs leave to inform tho
citizens of Dubuque, and the public generally, that he
" continue the business at the old Stand, on the
west side of Man-s nearly opposite the NAPLES House
where c will be glad to receive the custom Of the friends
Of the late firm
lie is authorized to receive all moneys due the firm
Woodward & I'r0s and to receipt for the same.
EDWARD WOODWARD.
Dml,mdue. Iowa. Feb, 20. 1850 24-tc
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Vienna confectionery.

FENilE subscriber having purchased the tontrctinnar
4 Establishment, recent! owned by Paul k"inr,
Main street, ncarc Book STORE prepared To furnish III
kinds Of Candies and tunCronrry, at N"icSalr and Re
tail, upon The most rr?Suna:i!C terms.
TO Country Merchants and >nn Keepers who may W>l
to deal in articles in iinr irr such Inducements
cannot fail t" secure their custom. nanutC all
self, and can cont"ntlv recommend them, equal to
thai can be bought in the Eastern Southern market.
The Laaic> Of Dubuque nl,rnr; that prepared
toi "iS all kinds Of Cdhrs III the shortest notice, Par
ties Weddings, much cheaper than they can he
made otcrWlcrCS. They arc respectfully invited call
RcCollcct .Nain street, near the Book Store.
{. JACKTEI.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec -, 1919 lily
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ElAgq4; EADc:steea ora H'SEgsr.

FINli subscriber will enter with Warrants for Farmers.
Il above, on the nosl accommodating tcrls land
in Dubuque any of the adjoining C"tn1ic@, and a. an
determined to do the 'tar tng,' therefore ariic larIN
ask the public to give call
*x*OFTICE in the rear of & W burton g. Co.'s store
opposite the Wnplc> House, Naili->rc,t, Dubuque, Io"a
JOHN Mci)ANELD
ADril %, 1850 3}-,f
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G.. c. ROCKWELL.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSEILOR AT LAW, and
~ Solicitor in Chanccry, AnamoSa, Jones county
Iowa. 'lIn4I.
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MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE
M John Bh.-I am using your Sarsamrlla in several
new of Scrofula and with happy effect. l am now
confident it is one of the most cicacous medicines that
can be made for that disease.
JAMES NJ MOORE, NJ. D.
Winchester: n.y., Feb ], 1915.
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yXJIIOLESALE, RETAIL, AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, No A, corner Of Main and Fourth
streets, Dubuque, luWH.
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What DR.. Py1es, Physician by appoint M ent
TO the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of

1-FUITTtW.
have examined the prescription for the preparation of
John Bulls Sarsapari, and believe the combination to
he an excellent one and well calculated produce an
Alternative impression on the system have used both
public and private practice and think article of
S:rsapara in NJ. PYLES ND
Resident Physician at tho Lou. Marine Hospital.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Notice.
YTNTlE undersigned will continue to practice in the
l. Courts of the Second Judicial District All business
entrusted him will be promptly attended To. Land
Warrants for sale for cash, or located ON time.
Office Glob, buildings, Main street, Dubuque
o-l6 " w. Y. Low ELL.
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BETTER TESTIMONY than was ever Offere
in Fl, yOr Of any Medicine.

From Dr. JAMES NJ MOORE
Mr. John BuH,--I have hesitation in savinr that I
believe Sarsapara to be the best ever uan,l-
tcurc for the of Scroula Syphilis and many other
Cuancnus and Glandular Affections having used it with
entire success in number of the above cases
j. NJ. MOORE, VI. D.
Dec 1897
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THOMAS ROGERS wM JOSHUA BARNEY.
ROGERS g. BARNEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CIIAN('ERN.
OFFICE, No.3 Globe Buildings, cast side Main street
~ Dubuque. Iowa.
Iccember 10. nMt.
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SWANS EEOE'EIE,

Marrh 6. 1859. eff
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E=57 Our ncighbors of the Galena Gazette are
shouting Justify to the Galphintes Of their Con-
grcssional district to come forward and defeat
the popular and able Thompson Campbell, but
the signs Of the times Indicate very clearly that
their cries will not be heard amid the storm of
applause which greets Campbell wherever there
are freemen's voices to welcome him to the hust-
ings. 1t is worse than hoping against hope to
make the least resistance to the election Of Mr..
Campbell. lie must be elected, because the
people will it.
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NOTICE

Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. -, 1919.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-12
GEORGIA.

Harris Couniy--A Southern Rights
meeting is to be held in Hamilton on Tues
day next, 9th inst. 13
Houston County.---An enthusiastic South
ern Rights meeting has been held in Houston
county, in which the claims Of the South
were strongly set forth and sustained.
In Jones county, similar meeting is to
be held on the 10th Of August.
In Twiggs county, also, on the 18th Of
the month. lr aek
Monroe County. "A call for Southern
Rights meeting, signed by $50 citizens,
without distinction Of party, to be held at
Forsyth on the first Tuesday, appears in the
Macon papers. ~
Epson County, On the Ist Saturday in
August, the people Of this, county meet, TO
take into consideration the Southern ques-
ton np2 tsrt
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ALABAMA.

Butler County "A large meeting rati-
tying the proceedings Of the Nashville Con-
vention, was held at Greenville on the
Goth ult.
Henry County.--A great outpouring Of
the people Of this county took place at Al
bevile on the 25th ult. 1t was literally a
mass meeting Of the county--men, women
and children to the number Of 3 900 being
present. Henry, like Barbour county, is a
unit on the proposition OF SO 80 as an ulti-
nahum. a gentleman who attended tho
ma. ting assures US that they could hear of
but one "Clay adjustment map 10 the
copnty,
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MORE LADIES FOR CALFoRSA.--A Sydney
ship arrived yesterday morning, having on board
two hundred and sixty passengers, of whom
over seventy were females. There was quite
rush of bachelors to the bay all the forenoon,
whole boat loads Of them climbing the ships
sides, trying to engage housekeepers. Pacific
Neps, June 18th.
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"A LARGE STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.--1'he owners
of the line of vessels known as the ROYAL Mail
stenm- packet Company, running between Eng
land and Mexico, the West India Isl nels, &c,
have accepted tenders for the immediate construc-
ton Of five magnificent Atlantic steam ships for
performing the through voyages from Southam-
pton TO the lsthnus Of Panama. The entire
fleet will then consist Of twenty steamers main
tanning communication with England and South
Atlantic Ports of the u. s., tile West Indies,
Mexico, Chagres, Rio de Janerio, Brazil and Chill.
The new vessels are to be named the Oronoco,
Magdalena, Demarra, Amazon and Panama, of
atonage of 225O tons each and $50 horse power.
Albany Atlas.
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AvAfLABILrTY--The n Y. Standard, in some
on the Presidents sudden exit, rather

ITO us there is one which may not perhaps be
generally dwelt upon-namely, that the judg-
nent Of God seems to rest upon the Wing party,
and ito doctrine of availability Its successful
and available candidates are sure not to hpe,
while its unavailable and unsuccessful ones are
sure never to de
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-08-12
3 MATHEWES & ROPER, 5I-

FACTORS and Commissions Merchants, for Cotton,
~ Rice, Bagglng smnllrcountry Produce, Van
derhorsts Wharf Charleston, s. e.
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, Mr.. FoorE AND SoUTH CAROLINA CHrvALRY
II is seldom that we can find anything to approve
in the speeches Of Mr.. Foote While differing
from him on nearly every point of public policy,
and believing him to be noisy, quarrelsome,
aid tedious pest to the Senate Of the United
States, yet we cannot withhold from him due
need of praise for his recent praiseworthy de-
nunciatons of disunion, and for his Jealous at
tacks upon the dangerous doctrines preached by
his colleague and by other ultra Southern Sena-
tors. speech which he made last week. al
though as usual rather wordy, is still replete
with sound and patriotic sentiment, and reflects
upon Mr. Foote the highest honor His denun-
Citations Of the "chivalry" Of South Carolina. or
that portion who are openly for disun;on, were
peculiarly sarcastic and whitening. and gave
much uneasiness to the Hon; Mr.. Butler, Of that
State. The following extract from this speech
will be read with interest," it forms but pcr-
ton Of the denunciation Of South Carolina dis
union sentiments and disuuionists, but viii serve
as specimen Of the whole Boston d. Journal