The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
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A.. 49,. - 800. :, go. ''e''o.' .
The nroor.mme of H.. f,,... .-....:..
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ny ye' peen Puonc'y ammo unced- We shall
ny to keep the readers Of the Repxblica. advised
as to his where.bout..-,honob,r the ,b.enc.
of the facilities Of telepr.phic communications
We have encountered great difficulty in keepinr
n sight Of him.
81 Mr.. HAsDon, late editor of the Boston Com-
monaceaith, nearly lost III. ,;sa At N;,o,r, F,Ils
on Monday. oe,h,,,. r..
.L H., la. NC eaf'n gave way oe
nee'n n,n "nsl ne was looking over the preci--
pice. de caught the branch Of tree in his
descent, and hung suspended two h,,nd,.a c..
above the boiling surge, until re.cned from, r..
perilous position by his friend. NJ, w. w..
the New York Day Book, who came to h. AZ.
s'stance at the imminent risk of his own lifsN
Srtr.xov,,c C..,,.c p
inventor of The .elf.movnc -, !. -,
inc over Enro,,. y, h.. ne,, 49,.
now ~ Pan. ON hi. nav ~ no,a.... ~
travels, on macadamzed roads. eighty mile.
day. The machinery IL put in motion bv the
weight of his person. which act, mon il a. IN.
Tb. Hon n.n;o,
beautiful letter 70 Mis-. H,ys N .elrn.lad,
ment of letter of introduction which Miss Il.
g Tuu 70 MI. from distinguished lady in
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nond.n. 5000 - an: e .'pane ana ms cofl.s
pp,1,s = 'n' 'on''ue.auon rom mo
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We had the pleasure of greeting several of our
neoAuA neignDors, evening before last, who
Among them was our talented and agreeable
c9tempo1ary' Capt Cusise, Of the Dispatch,
WHO = Always vs., welcome vis'or 70 tne foiywog
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recently. in The n,e.en.e ,,r ~. p-,.;a.,. .,ss7
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iAuianaPons 'oulnai says tnat the MAJ
Ao.a' 1> = 1''onseu VIVA emigsans ws9ons
ss VIZ ovef seventy passad' urouen' tne
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rosLic AAusnHrsDs - New York Her {
"'1 ese'ia'es Inc "o'"oer Of people VINO night-
= - 800 ~, :. ~o.ooo'
: 90 soo ooo -. 49,
ELECTIONS IN CALiroRSfA.-from accounts
'"eaay received tue wing Joufniis, We per-
ceive, are disposed 70 ciaim victory TOT their
have mt come to hand
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- :. -.-.sT,. 80.
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.rt n. road he bu;l, !, All Nv the nr...,.
Company they will have to fulfil the conditions
ofstheir CHARTER - A @sHst
Such are the words OF the Chicago Argus
iney express our views precisely, out are, we
oNrf,',' :, ''o op''o's -
asg.s $50.
~ y" W , iearn rom - Marion that the railroad
meeting neia 'nefe 'e" oaJs ago. was qul'e
'alge ana sp'iNea one iney appointed SIX
Messrs Smith and Finch q delepate. to the
Rapids convention. -
~D;spatcbes have beer transmitted from
Madrid 70 Washington. nrote.tno in The strong.
est terms against the .unineness, of the limited
states government, and demanding satisfaction
OF the outrages committed on the spanish Con-
sui at New orleans.
Thu R,,ry;uu,o,, tyc,rL. r,. .,r. .th,t ma.
iority of the people are opposed to the Dubuque
and Keokuk Railroad. We mention this as an
item of news. this being the first time that an
;,,.m,,on ne the Kind has reached bs Cant
A--e~~o-- -
come IT, Hawk. at't G ST.
Vim. B. Allison, a nephew of j. i. Edwards,
the late Commissioner of Pensions, was arrested
the other day at Cincinnati, and held to bail in
the sum of $4,000 for selling forged land war
rants
DEAru OF Hos. LucIus LYox.-We ex-
ceedingly regret to announce the death of this,
and excellent man. He was once
a member of Congress, and was afterwards
Surveyor General, at Detroit.
DA,, -r. n,,nI road re.,;nr wa. h.,d =.
ror. M,d;son Cow d.u, -, rv.,vvhor.
Tho reo,,le ,ro hocon,;n .nnr;..d &c III. ,,,;,;tx
Of Plank roads. Stir IN Dubuouers or you will
be left behind vet.