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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

J. H. WisovIELp. Nse O'teass, La.
A. D. BATTLE. SAresspo,f. liz.
ia. J. c. sswGiL, RicA~ond, Ns
r CNiLcoAr.
" r. Poas. CorfAs1s. Tsras.
I'M BAaroN, He.Aersem,
H. NELSON. Nacosdo.A",
T. J. &. WoarHAH, Paiea'ss,
X q. BxESr, Flora.
W \. CALDWELL, Tyler,
Dr.. J. u VAusWr. Rssi,
Ton. W.. y. TAvLoa. fAr'sm,
g. {. PAriLLo, 0si,nsr,
Dr. l.. II. AsMceorr. She'by,,iie.
= GaauA~. J.f'rser,
Mp NuAp. lcNi Village,
" r Rs,rrAiS, KsAA,
Col J. W. DuaASr. Warrington,
W,LiiAx CovsrG. Ds,sxsrSeld.
JoNs ". ELLEvT. Bosfos,
AN. lxw,s. Hr~nham,
IL q. Uusv. Nosst Pisaaanf,
n N IAwsos. Mount Es'eyprt's.
M.asmALL ssnLL. Mce,si PosfcMee,
N A RA,Lrv Nosnf Vsraon,
S,p>vv Sw,rM. SmfAiand,
R.uvy t>alIsm. Bonhom,
u Wu,rsmoaN. Ash Spring.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

Missouri ELrcrIoN.--As far as heard
from the Wings have elected IS, the Ben.
ton Democrats l2, and the Antics IL mem.
bers OF the Missouri House Of Representa-.
tives. In the Senate the Wings have cleo.
ted II, and the Bcntonites member. Pic
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NOTlt T..
MY friends in HARRISON cour.; and e.e.
IVA where, u.iag any 81 the landing, on the
south side Of the lake, who deslr. to ship their
crops through me, are informed tina, they can
tc supplied with Bsggng and Rope a, Por, Cad.
do by applying To VIM " Cohos, who is au.
,horlsed to act for IN. In that Inc Mr. Cohb's
will also receive IN Store and give receipts in
my behalf for all cotton that may be hauled to
pori Csddo, and intended Cor rny management
Also liberal Cash advances made on cotton on
application made To me At Smi,hisnd. Cass
County, Texas JAMES. ID. TODD.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

Ma Epiroai
Should there he An election 10 fll The Vacancy
ea.ioned by the resignation Of Mr. N MANY Of Up
.shu,, II JOHN J. KENNEDY will become a Cand
Edae to Gil the vacancy, he will IN supported by
MANY VOTERS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31
Ma EpI1oai

III D. W. Y,sLo has been elected District Auor.
|ney Tor ih,s District
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

M We return thanks to Mr. JouS M'CLasrY of
Henderson. for New Orleans rAfrr to the 2lst
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Trsn A.ettn.

the Goth, but have no room for the proceed.
ings of the Legislature which they contain.
We extract tho following from the South
Wesierm American:
ave requcs, a careful pcrusal of the De.
na'es published IN our present impression. ny
whatever may be the cost, TO .ma,nlain me in.
'egr'ty Of her territory"
In times ike these i, would be invidious to
NAM u's',heu n ors"een ''e me"'T's' ana
been eyinced from som, Of tho members clio.
qaen' and patriotic appeals that re''ee, credit on
,hem a.. ",a,o,,o,l sg SON. or mas ,hsm 20,
the sound and .ta,esmanlike views which they
contain. vi our Legislators We THINK II may safe,
and TO the satisfaction Of their constituents,
So mo,c it be"
The following is extracted from tho pro
oceeings OF the House on thel6th;
Mr. FIELDS moved to take up the resolution
United States senator : &C., on Monday next.
at J "e'ocS' A. NJ.
Tho ,,s. and Nd, ros. we ,.' called fl,
Mr., RuSSrLs said when his name was called
! trust, may be allowed one wofu OF 'NPana-
Of , gonr into the election Of a senator a, I'M.
time but, as gentlemen seem inclined to make
.se motion 'esl l"'sso., "0u .i,'',s " i'n
vote as before But without intending !, as an
indication Of the course which | shall IN future
P'' Tbs ay ,u'S and Noe. stood p. rollow..
AYES ;-Messrs. Speaker, Bognri, Burney,
Charlton Cochran, Trump o. he'ar' p .r,
Holland Johnson, Ioyd, Lott, polk, Russell.
Scott, Sellman, Shaw, Shepard, Smith Of Red
S S,a,, T Tmu % Williamson ' ln1 W,enps s
Nors,-Me.-rs. Bee. Bryan, Clements
Cloueb franklin, Gillc,. Pace, Reynold. Rus
.els, Shea, Stewart, Taylor, Wilson and Win
6eld-nr
The election Of a U. s. Senator has been
postponed however, in order to learn the
,o,rs, or s.,,,or Rusk an tho late com.
o .u
p''. '' ,,
We understand that letter has been re-
ceived here, stating tina, a majority in the
Legislature are in favor of selling our pub
lie domain Certainly the Legislature has
~ a. ., a..;do ,ho o,..,;on b.,n
~ 30 ,,.u-.,'.. .aI ,.a .oo
o''' y" ~, =, Vii, ..;a., III oT.r.
P''' "" va, : nn -.
""''' ''' Wv . g w., 80
GIVE were certainly not disposed to
hol;.,. thu, o,r sc,ator. had voted for Mr.
D.. mn, ~. ,o.la No, ,h;,l ,ho, nm.
1879 .;.......... ,h., ..o,,,d ;o;n !, the
''' w, '"'"'
crusade against '"e'' o"" s'"'e' anu '""'
to" by their votes inc over o. p'P''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

On Wednesday n,zh sssh instar, At h. residence IN
this coun,y. Rev. IL Blades VI consc.,oa Of the
Bran.
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pLoUc rs. oUo y -

= l. - u u -: = l. u y - u ~
Encourage Home Nar.fse'srs
WE have in operation, sew
CT en- miles southwest Of Mar
- shall, = foundesy for ploughs.
and other castings, and are now nanslss,uring
attention Of the planters Of Harrison and I'd.
joining counties.
These poushs are inferior TO none, ind are
sold As low any plough Of equal quality.
They are warranted for six months; or, Il
broken in that time, by returning the broken
piece, new piece viii he given in elehsags.
Specimens cen Re seen either al the foundery.
or AZ EVANS, Gnaec. & krY's. our agents IN
Marshall, who sre separed to Gil all osdess.
Terms-CAsu
SANDERS 1 STEWART.
~ We will paw ~ cents PR pound ios elA
castings, delivered either Al the foundry Of u
Evans, Gregg. 4 Keys payable in e.ssings y
goods. 4. L 4
Angus, 80. isA9 iSN
SHRKvEPORT, PORf CADIO. AND NEW
ORLEANS PACKET.
.F~~h CAOOO, Jess GaAsAn, .Sss-
@PlG4C Ter. Thsc legan, and wei, known
steamer which has he~M ~a,isvly
renovated. will maintain her position N the
trade between New Orleans and ShvewpoF,
ana Inc iat'eE place hhu SeHeTSon' SUI satSeoas.
date landings throughout the srason. The
Caddo isone hundred and fifty fr~t long, thirty
orc feet beam, ak and half hold. two en-
cine., seventeen aud half inches disssesPs Of
cylinder, seven ret stroke, very strongly built.
and will carry fifteen hundred ssa ny hales
Of cotton.
Captain Graham thankful fcr past hvcPs,
hopes to renew and merit continuation 81 HE
accustomed patronage.
November -. isas 97H
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August n, 1850 l23il c.c.u. c
Adu,tniylratien Notf,

N00bbW1otf3t100 NOt1o0s
ETTEkS Of Administration having besn
IL granted 10 the undersigned on the estate
OF John Mills, decreased, on the 90th day VI
July, 1850, all persons having claims ssaiRst
said estate are hereby notified to present ,h<n
within the time prescribed By lave. duly anthem.
iicn,ed, or they will bc forever barred and
those indebted To- the seine viii make inGsd.-
ate paymen, to
A. G. MARTIN, Admir-.
August a. 1850. 1876
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

4 LII persons interested In the estate Of
n Mary A. Spencer, deceased. an hrrsby
notified TIM, W. r. spencer. Administrator Of
said estate has filed his sceosn,s with The Assss
in this oace, and that they will b. opened and
csamined for allowance and final sstiIsasnt =,
The next term Of the court. TO b. held o. ths
last Monday in September. 1850, when and
~hevc they may attend and contsst thsn Il
they see proper
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

Au,,> A sorel home blsss 49, ssD0ee
H0 siss; = little Wits On thsee Il ~
isst sven yes, I'D lass syesee Lsk sams
time il March lass, itom ~ su6ssrihsf's plaa-
tasion. ak miles north u MssssAiL II ~
ta~ heard from. was u Jaoss Ce,ss - -
Up~hur Rad. WIS., bresghs nm y . -.
Eikins Aay infernatiea efvss = - ~ -
tAAnhfskly received: besl9ss seass1sAs esa-
JAMES NsCoww.
August -, i64e.
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CorroN--Tb. following quotations arr from the
PioGyuno Of the 2ist ns,sn,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

% A dispatch dated Warrington INC
18th inst, gives sAs following information"
The Presidsnt mas receivd information
that another movement y on foot for tho
invasion Of TIE Island Of Cuba. He has
ordered that . strict watch hs kept upon
the ssspectsd parties,
0rThs Wilmot Proviso was rejected IN
the Senate on tho ltth ins',ns--veS' ~
NAYS ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-31

samoes ooA Rolo ASroaGeOooos
,-0n The sassmsv jim O1l.N9n, -.
EnskY, Masess, vill Dsavs ohgsss.
pun EVERY SATUnDY r. Nv Ovipees,
Ard NEE, the DUCK RIVER, Class, Nasass.
o. Alesandna. HAippsn sad pssss~Gsn ny
rsly Ia going thssaeA wtksss ds6y. n
above boats hsvs bssn thoroughly wpa1svd sad
rshtted in . manner thaa will nst y susDnsssa
BY any boats in the trads. Dviss vesy keAs
dnught they will not Dsst with any teisasSs~.
Angus, 81, 1850. lsN
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no more consideration when in conflict
with the Federal Government, than the ae.
ton Of n mob A commissioner is sp.
pointed to organize 4 county in our State,
and a Federal officer threatens to mprison
him il he makes the attempt. A colonel
OF the army organizes State Government
within the limits Of State, cxcites the PEG.
pie to insurrcction, and protects them with
Federal anns. in their open rebellion against
their government The President sustxinx
tho officer and informs the Governor Of a
sovereign State that IL he attempts to sup
press an instruction within his own State
he and the force under his command will
be dispersed proclamation. Mr.. Fill.
more speaks Of Governor Bell and Ave
.hcsaand rangers ~ he would Of mob Of
". Y. anu.rent rioters ahost 70 murder 4
sherifi, or band Of Be ton blsckgssrds ".
ssmhled for the purpose Of bsrniag q con.
vent. This hold avowsl Of ultra eonsoli'
datiop doctrines 10 one OF he most alarm.
ins Of the "signs Of ths dnss." Tn
rights OF Texas dwindis into insigniAeancs
when compared with H. Il 10 IN attach
spoc the constitution, and an iasidseus A.
tempt to destroy the glorious Federal un'
ION formed BY oar fathers, by which III
right Of s~lf, government Is occurred 10 tn
people Of tho South. and u sshssisas>
therefor Consolidated NATIONAL governmse
vessiag al power in shs North. ssd givi"e
Ina, section control over The South NOR
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turn back in any show Of resistance
The President has no authority for using
the naval. military, or militia forces of the
country against = State, and IL he had, IN
tbs case he DARE not Mr.. Fillmore has
made . capital mistake. We are not the
men IN bs bullied. and if we were, he is not
the man to do il.
"filly .fally, Sir John. never tell me
your ancient swaggcrer comes not IN my
doors" TEXAS.
Sxcr,o~. |. Re u enacted BY &c senate
and hosse Of Representatives. Of tAe United
States Of Amsr;en in congress assembled,
That whenever the United States shall he
invaded. or BE- in imminent dangsr Of inva.
zion, fron any forsign nation ~ Indian trihs.
Il shall ~ lawfal Tor Tho president Of tho
Unitsd mates 70 call forth such number Of
ths militia III the state. OF states, most con.
vsnient 10 ths place Of danger. OF scene of
action. - he may jsdge nscesssry 10 rsPsl
sunh invasion. and to Issue his orders, Tor
thst purpose. 70 aeh otiiss OF oiscsrs d
he milieia - ~ shall think proper. And
in sass Of IN instruction 10 any state
against The government thsr~of, Il shall b
lswfalfor ths psssid~nt Of he United Stasss,
on application Of The legislature OF ssch
stats, or OF the executive. (whcn he lsgis
lsssrs cannot b. eonvsnsd.) 70 call ford
ssch number Of ~ militia Of any cshsI
state or sGaAes, % may b aprlisd ics. - h
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03

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STATE or lex EoN'' 4" re
D>'tl.' 81 "'a '"'' ~
ed nat at sr"'l Il N">>'"' o. vac !" ''.'
Coat % the s"Ii li-'N'' Z" hI" 'h''' "S''
A. Hnt'nu3, n saw 'hs'Jc' On NE IL ~!
ii Dec " !, i'''
Pfe>"0t, l1n il'Fvey '''''h' "'p',
Where's, IeUhk kPrE' a'h'"'s't ~"
# The e>t'ic at NiH"' h'reF' rave % :"
u"u'n, - s'iI district o'fea''1' ih,es'f'
has ihl> cay nt'' a"F'l'""'" !" '''' ''n'
- w. nay. 'frf' s''i '"'"' '''
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l'e "'| ca @ "' 81 &c eH'' rA'cF' W.
S. .1w', tower l'e'r'A 'n' ''9t"g we 'e'"f'
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we COZ" ''''' '.''' - ..a
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ffre pfr''r2 san '"nH !" gram ~" u EMS
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NJ A X X l f. ID.

In r., ,id un re ~ Irs' hv lturc, "
le.'.on, t.q VI Nf.td Rowe, aa4 Mss
N.uar FNrr"u.' t,'t 81 Rutland.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03
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E-w.isag ~ Do = .,t ,l.es H.:a-i
' Dec. 3! isi9
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".s,r r,ts~sat,. 81. e Ia -fr'e,
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-01-03
MILLS.

/ f. 81 / Eagle N.uj>; g. g and 20i brad
head h. Burlington tla.,, sab and Put'y, for
s,iciy y i BELL.
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MuNs and Caps.

4 frr,a - 60 Ire siers att 'c' j5st Et-s.~f.
; ~ 's- 49, - -sry 'o~ rri~t- -
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ITS ! PUBLISHED.

t.irci.W .,eIa' hy rilzea. Price 3 ct.
II l.. SrE~cEn
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IT, v.te.,... 90 Pc 'S--~.-'
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning, Oct. %.
The Literary Society.

The meeting of the citizens of Dubuque, on
Thursday evening last, preliminary to the Or
ganlzaton ola Society for the promotion OF
Literature and science in our midst, was charac-
terized by zeal and animation which betokcns
success in the undertaking.
An adjourned meeting will be held at the
Globe Building tomorrow night, to act upon the
report of the committee, appointed to draft a
Constitution. 1t is to be hoped that every one
who feels the least interest in intellectual culture
will lend their influence in behalf Of this con-
templated institution, and will be present, and
assist in its organization
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
THE POWER OF BEAuTY

flrSl ofthc train that tempts the longing eve
t 81 neao!y,S self, majestic queen we spy:
W mtlicr IN man or maidens form adored
,>liil hllghticr than the sceptrc or the sword
This raviShed him who wak'd The word,s' ,1,r,
Hlbdued his heart and nerveless made his arm
nus ALEXANDER kneit at bcauty's shrine
ana Anthony felt Clc0patras charms divine;
celestial Observation-Disclosures of the skies
Faf-skIfned rose checked and lilv necked arse>
len uach poor mortal who for thee would hone,
Try hADwArR CHINESE INDICATED Soar!
This, this alone! each form will nlrifv
And make the ugest handsome to the eve,
ms Tor pmpes, letters, blotches rheuIn
w I'LL olhlSl all before It's rich perfume;
70 ring worm, scurf, mosquito bites nor TAN
Can stay Its force on face of maid or man
but an VINO test il will at Radwav's shrine
I"iieSs ms Soap gives beauty's glow dvine
es dear reader, Railways Soap is truv n friand IN
hose VINO wish of braty's glow dvine-t health
ana elasticity to the shrveed skim and beauty
~ uie 'ih; s'iloW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pmpes blot
rotl Th skin. Z '.-.-0 ~' Nh''' eh"teS' anu
J. he most delicious Soap in the world is Radwav,s Med
:7o"P, ~ instantly removes all rednesss and other
annoying spots from the skin For shaving rn;Io, a,d
the Nursery 1t is the ne plus ultra of its kind.
LOOK FOR THE STEEL ENGRAVING
steel each label must bear the Signature
H. u, RAILWAY, Railways Soap is 25 cents large cakes
BEaO7IFUL2LOCKS OF GLOSSY HAIR.
RAILWAYS ClRCAsSIAN BALM
rms is truly capital article for the hair il keens !,
MOST, me, smooth, and gloosy, it gives norshment To
ue scalp inVgofaes the roots, and forces the hair to
srow Is perfect antdoe to badness, stops the hair
from ialns out, and makes il strong and beautiful
See that each bottle bears the fac-simile of Railway and
Co., price 25 cents large bottle. -
I:iMAsON, =. F. GILLESPIE, and BLANCHARD
81 Co., Agents, Dubuque. Also for sale nv Drnaoists
generally throughout the country Druggists wiships ,h
agency of Radaways & Co.'S popular medicines Will ID
dress, post paid, ROADWAY & Co., New York
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
HsasaCEA HAWK VW1Y.

LII persons who have scrvad the United States ir
any war, since $780, officers of the Mexican war
and the widows minor children Of such persons dc
ccaScd,-
WILL PLEASE REMEMBER,
That | am prepared to make all papers and take
proof necessary To obtain Land Warrant. For one
months service 40 acres four months so acres, and
nine months 100 will make no charge for my
services until have the Warrants ready delivery al
my office in Dubuque.
have made arrang :ments with Il late Auditor of one
of the Departments and who has held several high Offices
at Washington for many years, to give his PERSONAL aten-
tnn to claims Of all descriptions which may send him.
will also locate the Wrrants and procure patents for
The lands in the shortest possible time if desirld
CHARLES COOKERY,
Notary Public, Land and General Agent
Dubuque iowa, October 49, 1850. 1T
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This long looked for Map has at last made it:
appearance, and is on sale at Spaulding's Book
Store.
1t presents very neat appearance, and is
made with the incest accuracy, and will doubtless
meet the expectations of those who have been
looking for it.
We gratefully acknowledge the receipt of a
copy by Mr.. Cartons ORDER
" We would call attention to the ADVERTISE
mcnt Of James Mullin & Co. in another cnunr.
Every thing in the Clothing line, can be furnish
ed there at the shortest notice. and IN the ncatcst
style.
VERMONT UNITED STATES SExAroR.-Thc
Legislature of Vermont have chosen Hon. Solo,
mon Footc, United States Senator to sue
coed MIR. Phelps, W hose term Of office is soon 70
expire.
A GooD CHo1cE.-llon Levi Woodbury., one
ofthe Judges eft the Supreme Court OF the United
States, has been chosen delegate to the State
Convention for the revision of the Constitution
ofNcw Hampshire
SIR JOHN FRANKLIS.-Dcspatchcs have been
received from Sir John Ross, that from nforma.
ton received from some ofthc Esquimaux lndi-
ans it is found that Sir John Franklin and nort,
had been killed by nutivns in 1916 The Amcrj
can ships, Advance and Rescue, had pnncrat-
ed as far as any squadron, but at tn" departure
of the last advices the Advance had Got aground
but no serious injury was apprchcndrd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
DUMB .8GTE
HOW TO PREVENT THE CHOLERA

"I"n YOU feel gripping pains-sorcness and hcavincss
nC' Tie bowels sickness at stomach, pain the head
WIN oiu clS sour Srol1ach, torpur, Weakness las
S'l"uc ana want OF energy bad spirits, and experience
ear that yon will get the Cholera then take down ono
yea spoonful OF Railways Ready Relief internally and
Oa'!c the bowels externally with the Rcllc-this will gen
et move ali pains in fifteen minucs-ifnot take an
"ulei dose and follow up the Treatment bearing i'm
NINA mat rest, and a composed mind is necessary
as preventive of thlCra Railways Ready relief ia
Undoubtedly the best amtiote in use for its wonderfully
PURIFYING properties instantly neutrazcs the acids of the
stomach, winch Is the great of all violent diseases
o we truly h"lVr that If the stomach from acid
ana me system in healthy condition, that the cholerc
gS Will not act upon that SYSTEM for it feeds unon cnnt,
.o ana ncts ITS presidential sngs upon those who nur
.1ei-uerenfe we say use RIA d"ays Ready Relief for
e Stcfeons gives tone and vigOrt the functions of tho
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
TE3GsGGa4ctse Academy,

J.4 k SON co U.NTI, IOW.2.
TFNlIE fall term of this institution commenced on the
L 9TH day of Ocob +, 1872 Tn" trustees ri nratiIicd
in rccomml nding this Institution the attention of the
public lis past success und the DR. LAKE has done
much To pace 1t on permanent basis his long expert
cue" and p cnar method of imparng in~ructinn have
S'Cur the confidence of both parents and pupils. He
Will ne and q by competent assistants, and effort l..
spared to render the school worthy of patronage Thi;
institution is located in region of country DISTINGUISHED
alike Tor It's hcattuincSS and for the high tone of morals
which claract rS' the community whcr, it is located
The situation Of Maqnokrta being the Main road b.
tween dubuque and Davenport and about equally distant
from either place. and having the adventag Of Il daily
mail stage, afford an opportunity Of easy access
Pupils OF all ages are ivcd arranged into classes
according 10 their advanCrmrnt-u tn" branches Which
enter into thorough and polite education are cumrS
cd in the course of instruction.
1r aim of I'll" principal is render this institution de
sirlb!", esp cialiy I" par MS in Norlf IN Iowa.
lh' sch"IStc var Is d liz! into thr terms of II
weeks each, and :" arranged Civ long vacation
during IN" hott, 81 part of tho months.
Board in priva1 faGui b obtain d Tn moderate,
terms;
Maquokcta, Oct. IG, 1850 o.lff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
SHERIFF S.EE:,.

Ans0" llarrington) EpI virtue Of an Exccu-
VS.. ED ton, or order Of sale.
John Foley. to Inc directed, issued by
the District Court in and for the county of Du-
huque and State Of Iowa, against the defendant
Will, on the n2d day Of November, \. y. 1880
between the hours often o'clock, A. NJ, and 81 :,
o clock p, NJ oft day, at the door the Court
liouse in said county, expose to public sale the
following described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit:-The north west fractional rlrr
ter Of section eighteen, township eighty eight,
north range three, cast of the 9th p NJ, to sat
isfy said writ as | am therein commanded.
W. G.. STEWART, Shift D. G.
Dubuque, Oct. ODD, $50. st. Prs fee tt3 80
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
The Objects OF Norss,cr, Aritation.

On Monday last, an antifugitve slave law
meeting was held in Faniucl Hall, Boston, over
which Charles Francis Adams presided.
We cut from the New York Tribune the fol-
lowing account Of the proceedings.
Friedrich Douglass, Wendell Phillips, james
A. Briggs, of Cleveland, Ohio; VIM. B. Spooncr.
merchant Charles Scmond, Theo. Parker, and
Rev. Mr.. Colvrr addressed the meeting. A
series Of resolutions were unanimously adopted,
condrmn!Ng The law unconstitutional and
advising the iugitivcs to remain here, as there is
no fear that they will be taken back to bondage.
l he iugativcs who had fled We're advised to re-
turn. Near the clos" oftEc meeting, resolution
proposed by Rev. Mr.. Colvrr, that COnS'tuti0u
Or no C0nstWuiiCn, LGw or no LGlc, he will not
allow fugitive to be taken from massachusetts,
was ad )p.rd
This is the company which the Advertiser &C
this city now COURTS and such ar" the objects and
intentions Of those with whom that paper is now
acting Detroit Free Press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30

H7y MULLER. Book Binder, Paper Ruler,
HLe and Blank Book Manufacturer, has open
cd a shop in Lang~orMy's Buildings, Nfain St.
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. Odd 1850. 7 IF