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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-23
Hhc AnOX Insurance Company
FIRE, MAINE, g. LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCEA--$2OO,OO

Office on HaN Street, in UIsc's Brick Roec, Vim.
ccnncs Indinna.
FbNlilS Company having b en- duly organized and ter
Il per cent pad on the capital stock subscribed anC
the balance secured by mortgage Real Estate and b,
f<"na guarantee, prepared to effect InSllranc,
against Loss or Damage by fir, Buildings, Mcrchan
diS Alacnry, and all descriptions of prop rty; also
MERCHANDISE" and Produce in the of inland trLll<pnr
lal'" tn RISKS OF TIL. seas, &C., &c: also the iIuliS
Steamboats,, and other vessels and upon the Lives of in
dlv'laS going to California. The of premium viii
be is low as tlnS" Of any other SsInE company
All Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
stock of this Company is held entirely in the West anC
controlled entirely by western tn, and in no way con
n, CT, d with New Irrk.
Direct tors:
~ ~ G4rnan, P"rr""cS; +: +. Bcnhridgc, Lafayette
w. J. II herd, do. w. W. Early Jrrrciuute
). w. Maddox, d" II. ID. Allis, EransrULr;
Jac"m rra, d" :. Bottort, JcgcrSonrUle
sam WISE, 40. Nm Hughes, do.
p. P. Bailey, Fart Huync; Levi Sparks do.
James kleigwn, JcGrr%onrWc
Hos. Il. n. CARNAN, President.
SIMON BorroRF Vice Prcsid, mt.
c. NJ. ALLEN, SccrctarY.
W. }. llERnERD, Trcr0 urCr.
Short Lift and California risks taken at this agency
extra rates.
CNAS. CORkERY, Agent at
July II, loo' n 10 IT, Dubuqu
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FROM twenty to thirty butfaloes were recent
ly driven through Springfield Illinois, The,
were tame as other cattle, and excited gooe
deal of curiosity in the lockers on.
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sIlaWIs.

AY State and Empire, Long &c square sfawIs Ernbro
Ddered cloth & Thibet do, Henry & common do ever
style Embossed table covers, for sale by
October LIST r, A. 4 e, II. SMITH,
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Dissolution Notice.

FENHE Partnership heretofore existing under the style
l. Lowell & Turner, is this day, by mutual consent
dissolved persons indebted the firm will please cal
and settle And all persons having claims against it vii
pleas" present them to W. Y. Lowell for payment
October 10th, 1853. o-lG3t.
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The IDENTICAL HAwK1Ns.-Mr. John II. w.
Hawkins, one of the original Washingtonian
Temperance men Of Baltimore, has given two
lectures in this City, the present week. His
audiences were large and highly Interested.
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Kentucky Mutual
LIFE IMSURAN.E COMPANY,
AtCOvingtOn, Ky.
W.B. ROBBINS, PRESIDENT.
A. L. GREER, VICE PRESIDENT.
J.R. PAYsON, SECRETARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
j: l. l. l. % $f$SHj !: 5 5. S SHSK
r. NJ. WITHERS, S. J. WALKER.
R. PREThoW, M. D., PHrslcrAN;
J.B CASEY, CHAIRMAN Com. on FINANCE.
TINE terms upon which this Company insure Life arc
l. peculiarly favorable the Insured much more so
IT Is believed, Than the terms of any other Life Insurance
to wit:
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fund OF
100000, 100000 of which has been paid in Cash. and
o0O secured in the safest manner, by Bond and Mort
gage of Real Estate.
Rates of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of 9th
or Companies, and more equally graduate
Insurance for the benefit of Married Women secure
from the creditors of their husbands;
The insured not liable to assessments for losses;
NO extreme hazards taken by this Company.
- An annual dividend to all policy holders, payable in
Cash; also, additions made to Life Policies every five
years;
Notes taken in part for premiums;
Policies issued upon application without delay causing
no loss of Insurance to the parties.
Lives of either sex insured between the ages of fourteen
and sixty, inclusive, for year, five years, for life
Inc falnphets ana 1racts published by the Company
VIII be found to contain much valuable information
slmctng the NATURE principles, application, and benefits
OF Life Insurance. Also, examination of the plans
the other Mutual Companies of tins country, aud full
explanation of the plan proposed by this Company to-
gehcr with various tables, showing the pre-
MUM for he term of life of several Companies
pared with the rates of this Company and another giving
the rates of this Company, for all ages and which
insurance is made.
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis and applications
received and forwarded by
CHAs. CORKERY,
Agent Dubuque
G. w. ScoTr, Medical Examiner.
Aug. 7, 1850. 4S-3m
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The village of Fort Wnncbago, Wis, contains
population of l176.
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Window Glass at Cost.
HAVE in store lot of by TO- 10 by 12 and 10 by IA
Window Glass, which will sill at cost, by the box,
for cash to close consignment Those in want Of Glass
must apply soon, to -er'. Il. +. GILLESPIE,
No. Globe Buildings
Dubuque, October 90 1850. lily
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Boots and shoes.

WE shall receive in few days an invoice of r,ootx a.
w Shoes, Caps &c, bought for CASH in New York and
will be sod low at wholesale & retail
OctoDer LIST II II. A. e. e. II. SMITH
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THE MAGAzlNEs.--We have received " Godey
and Graham for November, and shall notice at
length next week.
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TO Bounty Land Soldiers
Attention SOIdEa,
Black Hawk War.

Black Hawk War.
\ LII persons who have served the United States ir
IA any war; since $780, officers of the Mexican war
and the widows minor children of such persons de-
ceased, -
WILL PLEASE REMEMBER,
That | am prepared to make out all papers, and take
proof necessary to obtain Il Land Warrant. For one
months service 40 acres four months 80 acres and
nine months 100 acres. will mako charge for my
services until have the Warrants ready for delivery at
my office in Dubuque.
of the Departments and who has held several high offices
at Washington for many years, give his personal
will also locate the Warrants, and procure patents for
the lands in the shortest possible time, if desired.
CHARLES COOKERY,
Notary Public, Land and General Agent
Dubuque, Iowa, October %, 1850. 7-tf
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Chic Frluulit and Seed Store.

Chic FEuuulit and Seed Store.
TbNllE proprietor of this establishment is receiving
almost every boat, choice selection of all kinds of
Fall and Winter Fruit Family Groceries, Candies Nuts
and Spices, and at the close of navigation, will be found
to have on hand full and complete assortment of
clcs in his line of business, which will he sold low
prices As at other similar establishment in Dubuque,
or Northern Iowa, and feeling confident of pleasing, he
most respectfully invites all of his former custom and
others to call and eNamn" his goods, being confident that
tn" articles and prices will suit the greater portion of his
customers. As Dubuque is nssong the fashionable
cities of the West and the undersigned having desire
to be a little fashionable, has procured horse and
ragc for the accommodation of his rs,
which will be kept expressly for the purpose of delivering
goods at any part of the city, free of charge that r
chased AT the Ohio Fruit and Seed Store with and
dispatch. G.. r. WEST
Octob, L, l6, 1850 o-lG-tf
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4F4 BAGS. s 800
O00GuNNY Bags, Just received and for ss,e ~.
wv MAYS FELLONHk YOU NS5.
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DIRECTORS PIERS O.N.ALLY RESP O.NSIBLE,
if the Capital is impaired. An SIMPLE paid up Capital, and
preserved fund of of the profits, both
pledged to meet extraordinary risks, and thorough in
vcsgaon is annually mad" of its affairs There is there
fore responsibility insured, beyond tn payment
of the premium, and liability further contributions,
have sum in<,,r d. reduced The solidity of this
Institution; tn" ,itabl" principles upon which its bust
is conducted, based upon minute mathematical cal
cations; and the ch,Sks by which it is guarded in law,
have all inspired confidence in tie nSlring public. Ii
will be that its of premium low thns.
PREMIUMS FOR THE ASSURANCE OF 800 on
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NEW BOOK STORE.
"KNOWLEDGE Is POWER.
YtNreCss y,T iNrrrarsr, p r..

JAMES BLANCHARD & Co.,
TJAFE just opened ON Main Street, next door above
4 l. w. F. NigIHlan'S, well selected stock of School
and Misc llanenls Books, together with extensive
>rtmcnt q" stationery, consisting of Blu" and Viii Cap
Blue and White Letter; Fine French Satin Letter. and
all the different varieties of note paper with il spcu-
did lot of Buff, White, and Fancy Envelopes; Common
and Fine nkstands; Quilts, Steel Pens Gold Pens and
Pencils, &c. &c.
We have for sale very choice Works. both Prose
and Poetry, by the celebrated Writers of the Past
and Present age; got up in the most beautiful style.
ALSO,
Superior article of Bibles, Family aud Peck, f. with
clasps and otherwise We have great variety of fancy
articles usually kept in Book st"rts to which invite
the attention of Ladies and Gentleman If the City and
Country. All of the above articles shall sell AT prices
much loN,r than usual.
Dubuque, July 9th 1850. 44 If
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A..&a'a.., THE business Of this company is con
MkSSS TTT4SSsA duct"d with safety and stability, un
,YS&T1SAA& der the immediate supervision of shar,
XIV SSs> holders, and the Charter holds the
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80. I | |
1921
Jenny Lind in PhiGndelpgin.

THILADELPNIA, OCt. To.
Jenny Lind gives three Concerts in this city.
She returns to New York on Monday. All the
seats for the first Concert-say l600-i,ave been
sold, except few back ones. The aggregate
amount Of sales is between ten and eleven thou
sand dollars, being an average Of seven dallars
cknf
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CONGHS {. col nC
THE POWER OF BEATTY

FIRST OF the train that tcmpts the longing cye
Fair beauty's SELF majestic queen we spy:
Nnctller IN man or maiden rs form adored
stu mlgitier than the sccptre the sword,
Tins ravIsllcd him who wak'd the worlds alarm
SubdIed his heart and nerveless made his arm
nus Alexander knclt at beauty's shrne
And Anthony felt Clcopatra's charms divine;
celestial bcauy-dauglter of the skies,
Far skinned, rose checked and lilv nee kcd arise,
Tell each poor mortal who for thee would hope,
Try RApwAYR CHINESE INDICATED Soar!
rms, this alone! each form will purify,
ana make the uglicst handsome to the eve!
This for pnples, letters, botches rheum
Nii Danish all before its rich perfume; .s
no rng-Worm scurf mosquito kitos nor tax
Can stay its force face ofmaid ar man ..'rll@#
But all who test 1t will at Radways shrine htssa
CONFESS his Soap gives beautys GLOW divine,
Yes dear reader, Railways Soap is truly friend to
those who wish for beautys glow divnc-ilparts health
sweetness and elasticity to tho srveed skin and beauty
to the dark sallow complexion-removes pnpes blot
ches pstucs, letters rash sliburns, chops cafes and
rough skin. H..
The most delicious Soap the world Railways Medi-
Gated SOAP 1t instantly all rednesss and
annoying spots from the skin. For shaving Toilet, and
the Nursery 1t is the ne plus ultra of its kind. u.s.
LOOK FOR THE STEEL ENGRAVING
steel engraving-and each label must bear signature
r. G, RAILWAY, Railways Soap is 25 cents large cakes
BEAUTIFUL LOCKS OF GLOSSY HAIR
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
This is truly capital article for the hair it keeps It
moist, fne, smooth, and goosy it gives notrishment TO
the scalp invgoraes the roots and forces the hair to
groW- Is perfect antdOe badness stops the hair
from falling out, and makes it strong and beautiful
See that each bottle bears fac-simile of Railway nd
Co.. price 25 Cents, large bottle. - -
1. MASON, =. F. GILLESPIE, and BLANCHARD
& Co., Agents, Dubuque. Also for sale ly Druggists
generally throughout the country Druggists wishing lie
agency of Radaways Co.'s popular medicines will adj
dress, post paid, RADAWAY& Co, New York.
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The, American Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY.
vINCENNEs, INDIANA.
CAPITAL $4,000.

INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE-k0
NOR the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
- BULLS, SHEEP, AND CATTLE of every dcscrip
non against c combined risks of Fire. Water Accidents
md Diseases also upon stock driven Eastern markets
n transported South.
LOSSES PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER PROOF OF DEATH
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G. Bowman, Counsellor;
FERDINAND EBERwINE, Merchant;
Capt ISAAC Mass, Merchant;
GEoRGE d. HAY, Merchant;
Hon. Thomas BIsnor, Builder;
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy,
Hon. ABNER T. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor of Vinceunes;
Adm SMITH, Farmer Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G.. BOWMAN, Prcs't.
Is: SHuRTLEFF whitney, Scc'y.
WIN. BURTcH, Treasurer, and Mcrcht and
Prest Vincenncs Branch Of St. Blk, India.
U7Agcnt at Dubuque,
CHAs CORKERY.
July "a, 1850. dolly.
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ACE VERSUS YOUTH,

Railways Ready Relief the yieor of youth in old
age-lhe old man of seventy is nvigoraed by its strength
enng and lnrigoratng effects; the vital energies
to c-ti" heavy and anguid motion of the functions of
the BODY nickencd 70 healthy action-and the hitn
to dali and mopsh old becomes active and vigorous
IN old ag", and his life prolonged TO the full number of his
days.
FOR ALL PAINS
Whether internal or external, take Railways Ready
Relief or apply externally, it will relieve pain and euro
disease quicker than any remedy in
RHEUMATISM CURED IN TWO HOURS
Mr., Jones of Clifton Va writes: 4 lady in this place
mas been confined to her room for four months with rcma
lSh; she purchased bottle of Railways Ready Rclcf-in
two hours she able to leave the room and in the even
ing she walked ont,
COUGHS :. COLDS.
Railways Ready Relief has entirely cured the most tro,-
biesome Coughs in twenty five minutes Take tea SPOON
full ofthe Relief internally, & battle the throat neck l.
chest also, take tlannell well soaked with the Relief lay
over me chest IN Anew minutes, expcatoraon will DO
free and easy and all difficulty removed In all cases ask
for Railways Ready Relief
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MES MULLlN u co.
Dubuque Clothing Store.

JAMES MULLlN u co.
Dubuque Clothing Store.
FtNnE subscribers announces to the public that tn have
l. commenced in the store lately occupied by Charles
Iay'or where they intend keeping on hand large and
clc' selection of every description of Clothing, the stock
having been manufactured under their own sup2rvision
with view to neatn"ss and durability they think it
not fail to give satisfaction
Their stock
Win consist of every description Of coats Cloks
Dress and Frock Goats, Business and Travelling Sacks
and Albert Pantaloons, of all the various styles and qua
hes; Vests of the latest and riches pattern.
The Fancy Departments
Will embrace every thing new, desirable in the line
OF furnishing articles and consists of every description o.
Shs and Collars, Drawers CravatS and Gloves, Hand
k, rchiets and Fancy SuSp.n rs
Particular Attention
Is given to the Custom d nrtme mt, and their arrange
mcnts enable t to execute orders the shortest notice
JAMES MULILN & Co.
, N. h.-lh"y will be regularly receiving tho latest
Dubuque, Iowa. October %, 1850. 1T
Chrome and Paris Green.
A srrpL{ Of the above articles, Just reeeysd and
October -, 1859.
Paints and Dyestuais.
or all kinds on hand, and for sale very low by
" f. +. GILLESPIE.
October o. 1850.
White Lead and LitElargc.
\ Large supply of these articles hand and for sale,
~ by f.. +. GILLESPIE.
October o. 1884,
Linsceea Oil and Turpentinc.
A SUPPLY of the above article, just received, and for
n sale very low for cashb by Il. +. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1889.
Paint a. VsarRlisHl Brushes.
A I.argH Lot of Paint and Varnisl Brushes hand,
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Columbus Insurance Company.

CAPITAL 100000.
VIE undc rSlsncd, Agent in Dubuque for this Company
Is prepared to take risks against loss by Fire. on Store
Houses and contents, Dwellings in country Mills
Barns, and rnrn"nts of every descriptions Also on hulls
OF vessels, or, crcandse transported by land water
West.
Applications from abroad will meet with prompt attcn
ton.
~ ONO" on Main Street, No. 72 the Stare of John
son and bunting.
WIN. l.. JOHNSON.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 81. 1870.
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Paint a. VsarRlisHl Brushes.
A LargH Lot of Paint and NarniSh Brushes hand
{ and for sale cheap by Il. f. GILLESPIE.
OCtUb y, 1850
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Distributing Post Office Discontinued.
We learn, that orders have been received
from the proper Department, to discontinue the
Post Office here Distributing Office. We
have no knowledge of the reasons which have
governed the Department in this step. Did we
know them, perhaps they might be satisfactory.
Galena Gaz.
Perhaps it might
The reason, as we understand it is, that it
may be given to Dubuque, where it properly be-
longs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DECLINE IN PRODUCE RECEIPTS AT ST..
Lou1s.-The tables for September are now made
up, and they exhibit serious decline in the re-
ceipts of produce:
FLOUR, BBLs. WHEAT, BUSH.
l849, 54,T7 3O5,475
1850, 36,97G 243,:'O4
Deficit, 1921 GALL
The very low price Of prodncc is the cause of
this falling off These light receipts and low
prices sero lsly affect business in St. Louis, as
Il has in all the Western cities.
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"THE GALENA AND MOBILE RA1LRoAD."-
This is the caption of an article in late number
of the Galena Gazette, and is an expression
oft upon the pen of the Editor ofthat paper. We
beg leave to inform Mr.. Houghton, that the road
of which he speaks, terminates at Dubuque in
stead of Galena, and if named from its termini,
should be called the Dubuque and Mobile Rail-
road.
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Linsceaa Oil and TNrpentinc.
A SUPPLY of the above article, Just received and fol
n sale very low for cash by T.. +. GILLESPIE.
October %, 1850.
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Professor Craig's Lectures.

Considerable advertising is crowded out thu
week, which shall appear in our next.
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SAVE THE. UNION!

THE subscribers having become convinced that GU,
Glorious Union is TO be sustained, have purchased, &
are receiving from
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
SECRETARY OF STA


THE ST. BERNARD Doc. This is a yarie-
ty nearly allied 10 the Newfoundland breed,
has been irained by the benevolent monks
Of the convent near the tip OF tho noun.
tain Of Great st, Bernard, 10 hun, out and
exIricate such unfortunate travellers as may
have been buried undar the pass between
Switzerland and Savoy. One Of these noble
animals was decorated with medal, in con-
sequence Of his saving twenty-five persons,
who must otherwise have pershed. In iho
museum Of Berne is still preserved the stuff
ed skin Of Barry another Of these dogs,
together with Ihe bottle mud collar which he
bore ID bis lifetime /; for the good fathers, with
a proyident care TO afford every chance Of
escape to the unfortunate travellers. (asten o
flask Of spirits about the neck fibe dog be,
foie he starts on his search, "Bary" having
discovered boy chose mother had been de-
siroyed by pn avalanche, unhurt aud asleeT
ID the hollow OF glazier, and almost stiff
with cold, delivered to him tho bottle suspen
den from his neck; and when Tho little boJ
had refreshed himself, he found means tc
persuade and prevail with him TO mount or
bis back, and thus carried the little fellow tc
the gates Of The convent. This dog had
been tho means OF rescuing from death up
wards offory persons before te was superan.
uaied; when he was sent pass Tho rpuain
der Of bis days on pension in amore genial
cImaie.a HR p'L ' VIZ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21
BOG1KS! EBOOKS!

II ME subscriber is receiving directly OF the
4 publishers, his new and splendid stock of
Standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS, con
sisting in part ofthe following catalogue:
Canning's select speeches, Napier's Pcnnsulnr
war, Rollins Ancient History, A vols; Thier's
French Revolution, 2 vols, Sherlock on Divine
Providence, Works OF S. Il. Sandon complete.
Polock's course IF Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro-
Igress, do, Life OF Franklin, Life of Lafayette,
Women Of France, Letter writers, MiIlon's Par
adise Lost. Gilt edge. Moorc's Irish Melodiec,
do, Lamn rtine's works, do, Lola Rookh, do =,
Wadsworth's Poems, do, Kirk White, do, Roke,
by, DO, TUpper's Philosophy, Remarkable Char
Iactes. Aeroic Women, Remarkable Shpwrecks
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Books
School Bibles and Testaments, McGufoys serics
of School Books, Cobb's Towu's and u. S. Spell
lcrs; Rays Davies, and Colbum's Arithmetic;
kirkham's and BulIion's English, Latin and Greek
Grammars; Comstocks Chemistry, Philosophy,
Mineralogy. Geology Physiology,
Also:--Cap paper, Post do. gilt edges. note pa
per. envelopes plain and fancy. wall paper and
bordering, bristol boards. drawing paper. music
paper. perforated board, port(oo1s, biotting rn-
ses, album, inks steel pens, walters, sand papef, &C.
All of which he will sell cheap, Call and ex-
anime the stock JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, May s, l9j0-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-21

We have before alluded TO the Obcrlin
Post Office affair, and the charge upon Mr.
Giddipgs. Very bold forgery, it appears, was
resored to, for the purpose of imposing on
the Department All concerned are Wings,
both tie Post Master turned out and the
one turned in. Will forgery of this sort
subject the forgers to the penitenIiary? II
is rich business, and shows the honesty oI
Whiggcry in very amiable light. .....
From tho Iarain Argus.
WnIC PARTY vs.. WMIG LEADERS. -"Wher
rogues fall out, honest men have their dues
The meeting Of Wednesday night was fully
ATTENDED. Great sensation prevailed at the
disclosures.
Old politicians were startled al the syste'
matte frauds perpetraed upon the Pos, Office
Department. by the self styled "TuyIor Guard
Of Lorain.
There developments give feni view oI
Wing administrator under The guidance oI
Wing central committees und Wig Post
Masters.
No wonder the Wings never have two ad
Iminislralions in succession. Their leaders
are so corrupt and crOsping that they ge
into KiIkenney cat fight, and by the time
one administration is over there is nothing
left but the "lips of the tails" of any OF them
BY the papers read that evening, il seems
II. W. Stevens, Of Oberlin, got the appoint
ment of Post Master at hat place, and tina
some of the Wings at Elyrn had determined
TO gel Mcbride appointed. The great stick
was to get Stevens Out TO make room for Nc
This was first attempted by mild means, ant
when grass" failed they resorted 10 "slones.'
Letters we're written by NJ. R, Keith, w +
Lockwood, S. G. Boynton, Mcbride, DR.
Steel, Ozas Long and others, demanding
Stevens removal, and some asking the np
pontmont of Mcbride, others tho appoint
ment Of Boynton. The Department Gid no
comply, and then came the denier resort
-Four certificates ofSteyens' gross immor
alily were forged and seni on 10 Washington
ard The climax was capped by forged paper
Ipurportilg 10 be the proceedings of conven
tion Of Whigs, held for lhe purpose ofgettinl
Stevens removed, All the names attached
TO this paper were fictitious.
This effected the removal, and Nc wal
appointed.