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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-24
miscellaneous.
IN S u RANG
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO..
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
INCORPORATED 1925.

CAPITAL STOCK, ANIMAL PREMIUMS & FUND
81, 900 900.
The MERCHANTS and IloU :EHOLDERs of pu
uGue Cifv and County respectfully r-ferrd 10 the
Superior advantages offered for FIR and MARINE In.
Siirancc by the above named Company, which maintains
its business as has done during the last IS year upon
responsible and permanent basis Annexed il extract
from Circular No. as recently received frm W. B. Rob-
bins, Esq, General Agent CT the Company for the Wcs-
tern and Southern Statee.
DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, ETC.
"Pubc attention has of late been called 10 the mon
frous Indebtedness ofcertan Insurance Companies
has resulted in their bankruptcy, involving loss of
ums upon the unexpired period of risks as well as most
serious losses to Claimants, Stockholders and Enorsers
he undersigned takes therefore peculiar pleasure and
pride in stating that the affairs of the sold Protection
ncc have never been in sound and prosp
ditioa than AT The present fn". The rejection Of
mcnse number OF risks during the last six years, which
have been eagerly taken low rates. our
has exeried the most saltay influence and
the Fact long since advocated by u.s. that Insurance
much business OF chance generally sup osc.
results capable OF being reduced by discretion and
crifHee TO an almost scientific exactness and
of disasters ascertaned which is subject but slight and
unmportant variations.
cat the General Agency Office and Western and South
ern Agencies of the Protection Companywo hundred and
thirteen in NUMBER rcporting thereto the aggregate liza
bes Of every dascrtion including all Losses paid
6rcausr notdnr, amounts to GOO - while the cash
means entrusted to the undersigned for the payment of
these liabi!cs xcl>iye of incoming Western ana South
premiums the Capital Stock and other of
the Office at Hartford, amounts $9l,75S 81 The I'M
dersgncd IS therefore, prepared 10 discount at the Of
6p cent per aEnun all unpaid ards and other ab-
tiles of the Office at the several Agencies above referred
to coming under his supervision"
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GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

''Stl[I lew more lett OF the same Sort"
7 RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of nu
bque and the surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock of
GROCERIES.
have hand, 30 bbls brown sugar shhds do 10 bills
crushed sugar. 50 sacks Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried ap
pies and peaches, 500 HIS batting 2ooo cotton
yarn, and TO- 10 boxes palm SOAP 25 boxes mould
candles alow boxes star candles, 100 blcachc sacks
G. A. salt, and every other article in the grocery line.
am daily expecting from the East large addition To
my stock of Dry Goods take this opportunity of re-
tirning my heartfelt thanks the citizens of Dubuaue
and surrounding country for the very liberal patronage
generously extended TO since my soiourn amongst
them, and trust by strict attention business de-
sire TO sell cheap and good goods continue merit it,
j. b. THOMAS,
Oct No,,i, o,pos;to rho IyapeS House..
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PETERspuuc Dee 1I-1,

Tirginia Etecti0n.-The returns Indicate TINT
the majority for johnson, Democratic candidate
for Governor, would be over 10000. His ma.
jority in "a Towns show an increase of
1000 as compared with the Presidential poll
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.

"Ws NANNON,
DEALER IN GROCERIES,, FRUITS & PRODUCE,
IIAVING taken large and cOmnodous Store Room.
in the L,SGwoRTHY Block, Main street, two doors
low the American House, lie is prepared to deal in
Groceries, Fruits, and Country Produce. He offers for
sale at fair prices, f-#<f
Cafer, Salt, Pepper, Sugar,
Starch, Candies, Butter, Cheese,
Eggs, Crackers, Nuts, Candies,
Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Game, Potatoes,
Corn Meal, Flour;
Together with variety Of other articles necessary for
family use. All kinds Of Country Produce bought for
cash at this store, at the high 81 market rates.
There is necessity for travelling down for fam
ly Groceries, they be bought the Missouri
Fruit Store cheap and good if cheaper and better
than III any other store in Call and be convinced
S Goods purchased this store will be delivered at
point within the city limits free Of expense.
April 30. 1851. ly WIN. CANNON.
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WAsHINGroN, Dec. 9.
n. ss Despatches are to be sent to Mr.. Barrnger,
: Dur Minister It Madrid, in behalf Of Mr..
f1hrasher. 5
The Treasury report 10 now nearly ready.
- The Secretary has found no errors in the re-
eeipts Of cotton.


The Republic Of this morning, published /.
leefeT ffom the Spanish Minister to Mr.. Web
sles, eeumunicating the pardon of Joseph M.
Wilson, one Of the Cuban prisoners, in conse-
qehce Of IN effecting appeal in behalf ef his
Ino(heS, TO the President, which was sent to the
oueen Of Spain, who liberated him and sent
hin home with funds from her private purse
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY.
E|E Bw ME We

VINiiS Ferry chartered by the Legislature OF lows
4 has been III successful operation for the last two
years, and given general satisfaction to the heavy ei
grafton TO satisfaction California II is the Cross
ing on the Missouri river tn the State of Iowa. Proof
net dollars worth Of properly has been lost by
those crossing here Ii il the nearest and best route 10
California. Prcef the first emigrans that affvcd at
Sacramento last season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in SIS days 1t is the healthcst route-ony three
cases of cholera occurred the north side of Platte
river last season. whilst the south side five
six hundred new show Concusvcly the fearful
ravages OF this terrible disease.
For further information printed certificates, pub
lShed letters, Ciayton's guide and best maps.
Everything needed BY the emsrant can he had at
Council cnffs aud Kanesville fair terms at any
other crossing place the Missouri river.
WHEELING, CLARK & CO..
Co neil Blutfs lime
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LOVELY MUST HAVE AN END"
NEW SKY-LIGHT
DAGUERREAN ylLUOy.
q. l.. RURDICK.

HAvING leased for term of years the beautiful suite
L OF Rooms in Iangworhy's Block ,havg enlarged and
fitted them up in elegant style ard ready exc
cute kenesses in VERY superior lie has adj
vantage OF powerful sKY-tcHT vet soft and mellow
that he Is enabled to take k.nesses in few seconds
perfect ease to the sitter; retaining perfectly nafaral
lifcke beauty Of expression desirable in picture
Mr.. Bliaving for years made this beautiful art his stadv
and having avaed himself of all the recent valuable i'm
provements feels happy in the that tho SC who
cal! at his rooms for pictures will go away diSsats
fed but on the contrary will induce their friends TO call
also. and get themselves beautifully painted by the
bright, pure sunlight Of Heaven.
His facilities for takin. children, and for grouping in
large numbers arc unparalleled This reception room
fronts on Main streets large and comodois and ne
pains will be spared to render this Saloon place of inter
est and comfort to all who may vst, Excelsior is his
and he intends that pictures taken at these rooms
shall not be surpassed by any artist East West and
will in no case suffer pictures TO leave his establishment
but such shall do hnor to the art credit himself and
render entire satisfaction Pictures taken in all kinds of
weather in plain or fancy, ockets, pins, rings, Sc.
Mr. y. can always be found at home, ready and very
willing to wait upon all who wish pictures taken. Vsi-
tors will at all times be welcome 10 call and examine spe
cimcns. Entrance on Main street, 3 doors below the
American House, Sd story. Instructions gvcn and apa-
rafus furnished dec l2-dwly
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l0UGHLIN AND 0EL9ERG,
VVAVV NDC

Els leave to inform the public that they have openeS
shop opposite the Wapc House, where they intend
get up garments IN tho most fashionable stye havind
had experience for the last twenty year, in london avd
Ecw York. Give ne cad s"rS And
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New GROCERY and Provision
GfAsn

Corner Main and Ctr Streets Dabaquc ioma
TJHIIE undrrsigu d receiving full stock o.
Groceries, consisting part of Sugar, Coffee Tea,
Salt Rice Moasses Chees', Fish, Raisins, Dr Fruit.
Candles, and all other articles usually found in Grocery
and Provision Stores.
Cash paid for CurI, oats, aud produce generally.
Goods bought Of US will b. delivered free of cha in
any part Of The city.
We respectfully ask old friends aud the public gen
cnerally To give us 4 call. MASE C MORRISON.
May 81. IN
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B00KS, R0rkS RDnKS.
j. l.. E. NORM

Bookseller. stltioner and Dealer in Periodicals,
CORNER OF .lLaLv and SIXTH STREET
OFFERS at the Ia,rcst prices splendid lot of Ca,ho-
" lie and Miscsiianeols books The finest
of Catholic Prayer Books and Bibl,s brought TO
Iowa, will h, found III Also. endless variety Of
beautiful pictures, suitable for framing.
GIFT BOOKS AND JUVEN3LS.
variety in style and prices for sale Norman's
Cheap Book and Drug Store, main and sixth SITS.
MOFF7TS FEG ET4BLE LIFE PILLS.4ND
PHOENIX BITTERS
FRESH supply at Norman's Cheap Book and Drug
store.
SONG BOOKS
ALI. the new and popular song books of the day for
sal. AT Normau's.
TILES IND NOVELS.
SIMM'S and M'INTIRE'S London series Of tales and
novels for sale at Nurman's. Nov 36--5mdw.
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SURGICAL AND MEDICAL NOTICE,

DIR. Fra CIOLINA,
Lately Director of the Indiana Private Hospi-
tai, Columbus, Indiana.
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Dubuque
and vicinity that am permanently located at Iowa
City, q practice in all branches Of the Medical and Sur
gical scicnces. am in possession Of all Surgical and
Sur gical Mechanical instruments, and refer particularly
the diseases of the eyes, and ether
TIE horrible disease called Epepse, ofwhichI cured,
with my sytem, thousands.
Letters 10 be directed TO me at Iowa City
Sept. "a. "a, Is5l-3nw
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District Court.
JAMES Nj. EMERSON, J
vs..

JOHN B. GoLDsBURY G. ornERs\
- order Of the Court this cause, the undersigned
~ Receiver therein appointed, of tho Of j. B.
(o!dshcy Z Co., being ordered collect and close
the same forthwith, All persons indebted TO said frm by
note account therefore requested 10 call and settle
the sa,s without DELAY ut siore where the notes aud
books ill be fond, and all persons so inde1t
cd are forbidden pay any other person. except by
my written order, such payment will no recognized
in discharge OF any such debt. b. j. OsilALLORAN,
Dubuque, Oct. 2S,-tt DIV. Receiver
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STEWARD OFTHEPOOR HOUSE
WANTED.

CEAEED proposals will he received AZ my Office for
- boarding, cnthir Q, and nursing Of III, Paupcrs
the County Poor House, of Dubuque county for the year
1852.
Testimonials of character and bonds in the OF
S2.0@o will be required
For tie particulars of the contract call at office
received until lt day of January, 1882 Ry order of
County Court. Up. VAN HAGAN, Clerk.
I'D
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Irp- GOODS e. Groceries.
GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOccrs.
AND

HARD WARE, WOODEN WARE,
Qt'EENs-WARE, GLASSWARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South Of the american
House.
,CNHE undersigned beg inform their the
public in general that they have rcpcn.ed their store
in ga gallant style" You will now, not only find
full stock Of carefully selected groceries, butt alsa, var
ely OF thousand ether necessary xngs" too numerous
to mention, but all of which offer TOR sale at the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock, and pledge ourselves,
that furnish you every thing as cheap any
other establishment in the city.
We also embrace thiseprortunty to tender most
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Dubuque AMI surround
ing country, for the liberal patronage which they slow
ed on strangers from the other side of the globe
by strict attention. low prices and good articles hope
to merit continuance Of the same.
GELPCKE L SCHROEDER.
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ADDRESS OF KossUTH,
To the People OF the United States.

So NEW YoRK, Dec. Is.
! The followin. address by Kossuih to the peo-
ple of the United States is Published:
SBysel, FOR Che cause ofmy t0hns,,6 f tie SYN
lpathy which 1 had reason t's believe rested in
the hearts of the Nation, found it my duty to
declare in the fist moments Of arrival that il is
my mission to plead the independence Of Hun
gary and the countries Of the European CONT
nent before the great Republic Of the United
States.
My principal position, repeat, is that every
nation has sovereign right Of its own-a right
% manage its own domestic affairs, without any
foreign iuterveution.
Frnndx ofmy cause, do mt do any thing that
. viii throw difficulties IN my way, and while ex-
pressing sympathy for the cause, do not preju-
dice it in the eyes of the nation. 1t is with re-
..gret that feel the necessity Of again making
ihat appeal 10 the public opinion Of this country
! partic0larly to those who profess themselves 10
be friends Of my cause, to give me that proof Of
that sympathy. by avoiding every step that
might eniangle me into difficulties !; and .espe-
fcially in respect to that rule have adopted and
ph,ch declare to be my leading principle, viz:
DOT to mix o. be mixed up with any domestic
eoncerns.
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YOUNG MEMS SCHOOL,
BY B. MCGOWAN, M. A.

TIME undersigned f,yrncrv Professor Of Mathematics
i in the UNIVERSITY OF ST Louis, and prcv;-
thereto Professor of Mathematics and Nautical As
in the Z s. Navy, has opened school in lis
city +. Fynns Grocery Store Main street., in
whick will be taught surveying, engineering,
ard indeed all the different branches of Mathematics and
the vareus sciences usually taught in best acadia
mics Of the country
TERMS REAS cNABLE.
Hours Of the " school from o'clock A. M to l-e pas
3 p.
n. q. For accommodation of many who c.nnot at
tend during the day, Iwhave erenisg SESSIONS from 6
toloP N. Il. MCGOWAN, ".
pnbpr,e. nec. 17.-3m
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BALrlxoRK. Dec. 10th.

A. leaAer from Havana, in the New Orleans
Psceysae, says the circulation Of the Delta, Pic
synne and n. 7. Heraid. have been interdicsed
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CITY HOTEL.

CITY HOTEL.
CORNER FOURTH STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
zh, THIS well known hotel, formerly rccu1;od
EN11 by 4. III. Miller has been leased fer term nt
E1,,,I years. by the subscribers, ard thoroughly
-EaAi- waited, and newly furnished, is open for the
reception of Tie travelling community and public
rally. The proprietors having had extensive expert
in this business confidently atter tiemsoiver that
they give entire satisfaction to all who may favor them
with cali
This hotel is situated high healthy, central and
convenient part of the City, and directly the street
leading the steamboat landing and Immediately in the
centre of the business part oi the city The best Of sta
bling attached to the house. WHERE at all times be had
Carriages, Bugges Horses ETC., the most reasonable
terms.
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where have file Thc Papers, from all parts Gf tho
United States furnished with the 'latcst ncws' from
every quarter OF the Globe.
Passengers and baggage conveyed to and from the boats
free of charge &C. HEWITT.
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DIED

On the evening Of the eth inst, SYLVESTER EusEBIu.
youngest of Sylvester NJ and Malna Morrison of this
city, aged years.
How conscng to the bcreaved parents should be the
words Of Saviour Suffer little chlrcn to come unto
me- for OF sncf is the kingdom Of Heaven
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DISEASED EYES.

nK LEE would announce to the public generally Thai
II H. will again attend TO Diseases Of the Eye. lie
feels cnnfd mt from his study and experience. and
from information received from good 0cu!ists that he
give satisfaction in all cases, arising from inflammation
ulc ration, Thick stiff and graduated lids, films, aura
rnss, weakness &c. &c. The method of treatment will
b, new and entirely SAT. M cutting sc1rfyng his
ermg VIII be resorted to- The eye and the parts com
posing il, are exceedingly delicate and sensitive, and
when diseased s-ntle and mild treatment is far tbs
best. Mild medicines properly applied will generally be
sufficient.
DIR. L. has DR.. s. B. Smiths Torpedo Electro Galvanic
Battery OF New York successful operation
and chronic diseascs such T unatiSn neuralgia, dis
pepsa, paralysis, deafness, weak ness. &c. &c.
Electricity is used thurafutes agent hy the best
and most successful physicians in tr Cities and
when properly applied with saih cient power cannot
harm any one, hut always benefits il followed up.
Pleas, call and have eXamln d.
Enqur, AT the NAPLES House or Temperance House.
December I7-wtf
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E2lssI
p. w. BYRNES 4 co.
60, South street, .Ne,o YORK.
65, Grnrier street, .vew Orleans.
36, Waierloo Road, liverpool.
Established in 1894, and now the Oldest Emigrant
House In the " ORD
TINE subscriber is the Northwestern agent " This
i well known House, and Is prepared sell ccrtifi
Gates for passage bv the first "l,ss ships Of shc Swal-
low Tail Line Of Iiverp' and Lon on pack the Red
Star.'"Dramatc" and s'Sant ue.rg IS nes' of Liver
pool Packets, and 'tl,e American Lnc Of New Orleans
Packets, sailing from Liverpool ev,ry five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the ac-
comodation of Emigrants
Engagements be made this office for the delivery
OF passengers at any point the United States and they
may rely on having attention paid them by Emit
grant Societies, and by the several branches and Agcn
ces of r. w. q. & Co., at all the principal towns III.
route from tla day they embark until they reach their
fina destination Such ar til, of the sub
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, days of sailing,
&c, can be had gratis
DRAFTS (for money rcnliftances) Edwards SAN
ford Co.. Of for sale, pa, able any Bank in
Great Britain or ireland.
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business eSecnted parcels and good forwarded
pr Edwards, Sanf' I'd & Co.'S. Translantc Express
OFFICE en- Fourth street, CITY TIotl buildings
Dubuque. CIIAS. CORKERY Agent,
LAND WARRANTS of all sizes, improved farms.
and city property for sale at this Office.
NovlS-d3w Ivy
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SELLINGOFF ATCOST

THE undersigned wishing to change their business
L from the present mode, and embark in different
kind of trade offer their splendid stock Of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE GOODS
Cost! We take this method in order to close ont nv
Spring aud all goods not then disposed of,w he sold
AUCTION. Our stack embraces every variety Of
Goods, consisting Of larg, stock Of
CLOTHING,
Embracing COATS pants, vests, shirts, drawers, round
JAG kets, &c.
DRY-GOODS.
A splendid lot of caIicocs deaines shayIs cipglams
fur Efs bonnrts, ribbons, laccs, edgings combs. bat,
tons, threads, &C.. Satin tts, jeans drills, blankets
nsics, domesticS, Canton fannels, pla,ds, &c and
fine lot Of fancy and carpets Bouts shoes that's, cap
comforts, trunks, carpet bags. HARDWARE-A large
lot of oueenswar'. Glass, nails, and sash.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, c. flee, ia, molasses tobacco, candles, SOAP
salt, pepper, spices, &c.
This ia rare opportunity for country merchants and
one that seldom The above goods purchased
mostly for cash. and will be sold above, and mis-
ake wc are determined TO sell just what they
Nov. II. JOHNSON Il BUNTING.
New Arrival Of Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS,
att. C. wEATHERBy's:
IS Main ST., Bank Row.
RAIsINS, by in, box, at
-' ''''''' ''' - '"N = WEATHERpY's.
BRooNs by the dozen, and Whip lashes, at
WE NTIiERBY'S.
MtCKEREI.. No. |, WEATIIERBY'S.
TEAS Of every quality, from New Yurk.
WEATIIEBBY'S.
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasscs, soap and candles, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MUFFs, victorines, Caps, AIittcns and CT YES, at
WEATHEREi,S.
WOODEN YARN, coarse and fine, cottan yarn an
cotton warp, at WEATnERBY'S.
WASH TUES and Buckets, at WEATHERBY'S
NGv.g Is.
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Land Warrants.

Land Warrants.
CONNECTED IMPRESS by W. ) BARNEY & co.
Mexican Warrants for ls0 Acres, Cash SI65
do ds On wears time 225
New Issue Warrants for ICE Acres, Cash l30a 35
&c ,.< 6 40 " 's 40
:" +" so F" &c Is
i" &c l60 On one years time $40 t. 80
60 " 81 I" Z" 10
+" " 40 sc +" GO
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y LANkETS--50 pairs white and colored, of al
ID Gualiii,s
pairs white and brown Linen
Dam1sk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Diapers, &C., Scotch, Emcri-
can and Russian, very cheap!
ALLENDALE QUILTS and COUATER"ANES,
CURTAIN observation-disclosures, Nor, ems; Ch:ntzcs
Embroidered Muslins, &C. For sale BY
Scpt II II. 4. Il T.. Ii. SMITH
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The undersigned local Agent, Is supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will b. issued
ering approved risks upon asonahe terms.
CHARLES CORkERY, .8yt. Pro- ms Co.
For Dubuque City aad County.
Dec. l--.niwl
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Dubuque 4 SagcVilIe Plank Road

ALL PERSONS who have subscribed stock in thi.
Road, hereby requested pay the amount due u t.
this time. Further time cannot be given, as a large
amount is REQUIRED to pay fer the grading now done.
The third instamcnt Of % per cent. Is now due and
must be paid during this week.
BY order of the Board.
Dec. l.-tf JPFARLEY Treas
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SHERiFFoe SALE.
JAMES CRAWFORD,
rs.


DY virtue of an execution to dirarted, issued bv
ID the Clerk Of the District Court in and for county
of Dubuque and State Of Iowa, against df ndants
will the 18th Of January A. u. 1850, btwecn the
hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock r NJ Of that day
the Court House door in said county, expose public
sale all the right, title, interest, claim and property of
Bcrnard and James Duane, in and to the following
described al estate, situate in the county Of Dubuque
and State Of Iowa, wit:-The half OF lots No
and 4, and tho 5. w. Of III s. f. fr or Of Section
and the East half of s. w. Or section s. Tow nsp No.
50 N, Range East OF the 9Th Prin Mer. with all III
appnrcnances hereunto belonging to satisfy said writ
as am thereIn commanded.
VIC. STEWART, Sheriff, y. Co.
BY -. NJ. MORRISON, Deputy.
Dubuque Dee. II, lSJI-w2t.S3
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CHRISTMAS SUPPER.
500 Dollars Reward,

~AV0 30Vx4CV4 4VV w VI
NOR the ap ,rchcnson and delivery Of CHARLES
Il W. HARPERMAN, il taken within the County
of Dubuque, State OF Iowa,or
$50 DOLLARS
ii taken out of this State, and delivered me, in the
City of Dubuque, State aforesaid
Said Harperman broke Jail on the night Of the 18th
nsf is about six feet high light complexion Of German
extraction speaks rather broken English quick Spoken
and rather an excessive talker; has small about
centre Of the under lip, had dark pants and brown
yellow 0vercoat; the whole, rather good looking
+ How. w G. STEWART, Sheriff. D. c.
De-. 1S-dwlt.
IhcrmO mctcrS
CAN be had at tho Good Samaritan Drug great
variety. +. MASON.-wl