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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
DAVID DECKER.

O~~ASAAss
We take pleasure in calling attention 70
nrw advertisement which viii be found in tn,
dly's piper fro n D. Decker, at the venerable
and stard sign Of the BIG BOOT.
Mr. Decker has just returned from the East
with large stock OF bouts and sh,es of all
descriptions and in addition, has brought an
extensive assortment of dry goods, having made
arrangements to connect the two branches OF
husiness together.
Mr.. D. is an honorable and agreeable man to
d., business with and we trust our friends in
both City and country will remember him, when
new advertisement will also be found of
Farley and Chris mans
Their assortment Of Iron, stoves, tin ware and
en,icry. is perhaps not surpassed in the West.
We also call attention to the new advertise.
men, Of Mr.. Sawslayer, whose establishment
vii be fund on the corner of 4th and Main
streets He keeps a general assortment Of
boots, sh ,es hats and caps. MIR 8. opened his
establish nent here Last spring, and from h
pro mt attention to business and accumulation
Ill nay De assured OF soo0 tEtdtUy NJ a. MY
han Dc.
The readers of the Express will also take
notice, that NJ Dsc-i!es has new advertise
ment Mr.. D keeps an assortment OF grocer.
les, cigars, liquors and wines which cann"' be
surpass, d in the City and he is very pl asan,
man g. d., i with.
We notice also, that J. O Halioran, and Col
J B. Thomas, have returned from the East, az
Ter having spent some six weeks, in looking up
god bargains. Their g 'ods are daily expected;
IT least we Judge so, from the extensive prepa-
sa.ions making in their respective establishments
10 receive them.
A few days more. will probably bring ns H
Emerson, r. NAPLES, F v. Goodrich and G.
w. Burton. who are aaw absen. for goods
We anticipate fine fall and winter busins S.
The crops are extraordinarily good aud The nnes
were never more productive. This will neces
sarily add vigor and interest TO the business Of
our Merchants and inspire them with rednuhled
energy and spirit. We hail the prospect before
them and our City, with pride and pleasure.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
TELE0RAPHYc.

The following important despatch was receiv.
81 Al this oifice at noon yesterday.
'R;ver and Harbor Bill pissed 500, 600
tor bnh Ripiss AMI Sl5, a0o,for Dubuque Har-
bos."
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

IT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOW Nor II
1 is strictly tWe-that indigestion is the parent Of a
large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysntery diar
rbBa, cholera morbus liver compliant. and many other
diseases in the city inspectors weekly Gaia
lnEue If deaths, generated iy Indigestion alone
Think OF thai dYspeptcs! think II ii all who SUIT from
disnrd red stomacns, aid if ytu willing TO be guided
~ advire founded upon experience al once ID nt
deav day) to Hoot,nd's Gernln Riters prepared BY
Or. e. NJ. jackson, which, an Alternative, cHrdtiVr.
inygorant, stands alone md uHappr ached. General
depot 100 Arch We have tried those Bi;ars and
know that they ent for the diseases So cihed
above -Phiiad lphia City Item noz52n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
LAUGHLTrJ g. OELBEG

'AN "a q MA0 . E GseSD
n FIG leave ta inform the citizens Of Dubuque and IN
- surrounding country, thai they have tas sh p
dir CITY opp site n Wapies H,in>e, Main street,
where they ar prepared make with nos.Ecss and
dispatch ana in the most Fashionable style,
ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS,
the nior partner, having FIR number OF wears h"en
engaged in Il 10 FASH auahle hlismrEt Inn
don and New York city, thereby giving i: many IVAN
tages They ioel assured that thty please taste
If the mos. taSridous- All we ask is call.
to Fashions Rseeired .Hoataly.
iul, 81 dwif.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

In an article entitled 1.-THE Editor Of tn"
Spike and the Conductors IF the Express "
UPON enquiry, we aye satisfied we did those gen
tlemen injustice. The above named article was
written under strong feelings of indignation.
believing that the conductors Of that paper had
wantonly injured US. We are now satisfied tina
we were mis- AIKEN, at least so far as the article
in their paper is concerned Dubuque Spike.
We are happy to haze the privile Sc Of doing
Dir Thomas Juice. by publishing the above
grn,lemanly e,rac'ion; and if j, can be made to
appear, that we have done him any injustice
through our columns. Of elsewhere, we viii most
eheerfally retracs.
All that we ever Published in relation To- the
Spike, were two paragraphs nf ah ui 8 lines
each. One. was nr,ice of the loss, rr the ed
i'ors subscription list, which vas written in al
G,ed nature. and the other was rebnkr. which
we thought was marited, after long and virn
lent system If attack upon US, which we had no
mems Of accounting for.
We never though. that Mr. rinm,s desired
to do Us any injury; hn, being under obligations
I, the editor OF the He-ali, tor .ha prompt and
F,i,hfnl pubfic1t, Of his c,.np,irn sheet, and
Knowing the hatred with which We were regard
ed bv that editor and the len tbs to viii h he
would go and the eosten ,.sbis and d:rty means
he would resort to- to crafty his mountain of
revenge towards US, we were not so ready to
notice the attacks made upon us through the
columns Of the Spike, otherwise should
have he-n. Bec,use, Mr.. Thomas will bear as
testimony, that we were dragged before the pub
lie far weeks, through the columns nf his paper,
without noticing Il at all. Fora large portion
Of this time. Mr.. Thomas was absent from home.
and We presume lsh his paper in charge Of M.
hony, who he supposed, would have the m,nl
ness, to settle his private quarrels through his
own paper, and not compromise democratic
campaign journal, bv making il the vehicle Of
repeated attacks and abuse Of democrats and the
democratic Journal Of the place. But in this,
Mr. r. was deceived; whit every man in the
community il liable to, and especially those who
have hnt limited knowledge Of the editor or
the Herald. We appreciated this ~ fully At the
time, n We do now, and ,h"ref,re the miidness
Of our course towards the Spike is account
for.
Believing That the editor will fully appreciate
the cause for this somewhat lengthy explain ,tion.
We feel no hrsitancy in assuring him, that W.
havru~-F eel;as. as-hAsi;l:a.->--ss----
ALWAYS BE- found ready To aid him in firth-rins
che good old democratic cause, in which We are
both embarked.
We regret for his sake, that he could mt have
made his arrangements, % as tn have pubIshed
Ms paper in some other Office because think
8 would have relieved him from distrust and
pspicion. perhaps unjust. hu, yet deeply iniari
Is to the character and prosperity Of his pa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
TO The "A ffiicted.---Eepsin.
:. n. sooIA. Joshua BARNEY. "J-SA1HkY
v. J. BARNEY 4 CO.,
LANE AGEiNES.

S7!fL ccn'inse 10 sell Assigrable Eonnty Land var
~ rants on the most terms, eitey for sh
or on Inc. erfcct title guaranteed all Iurchas rs
Phrfhssers for tss' hay III Patents iSsuc in -eir
%" names, securing TO them the direct title from Cen
era CIV rnMenf.
war, ANTS for 40, so x f6O Acres,
For sale by Wholesale and retail. w rrants soia on
COMMISSION Locations made with for non-rrsi
dent Warrante"s and holders. Choice selections of
La ID, embracing Timber and Prairie for sale 70 mi
grants. Farms sold tor owners wishing 10 dispose o.
them. Settlers Rf distance have lands enr, rad
without the sxjanse and loss IN tin of Journey b, ad-
dressing thnrtEh the mail; inyes ed on GOOD
security. Information Of all Kinds relative IT, Lands
firm she'd Maps and Diagrams show ing unon,ered
Land procured.
Office OH Nam stf.st. opposite American House,
Dubuque. IVA.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

Removal.
3. THOMAS, has removed his Store 10 No
d . above tho Globe Building between sth and 9th
streets one door south of 4. &. Waples Store
with glad to see m, old friends, aud niany now
may favor with rail-
GROCERIES,.
large iot Just received, aid for sale cheap, at the
New store of J Thomas.
July cath 1851 Jy. Goth d~y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

DURKEE'S BAKING p WIDER.
4 l.arg quantity ofDurkee's Baking Powder will b,
/ found az w. ALIENS.
1901 Main st. Just above the NAPLES House.
A LARGE lot Of Cincinnati Dr d p ef Just received
IA and fer sale by KNEIST 4 LENSSEN.
81 I'd.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Gelpcke g. Schroeder,

Who'll SALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs.
Main Street, one door south of the American House
DUBUQUE
WE Keep constantly on hand, a fail assortnon, Of
w Staple and Fancy Groc, ries, which we offer for
sale at the lowest cash prices, in quans suit pur
chasers -
H.4RDW4RE AND CUTLERY.
Spades. shovels hoes, forks axes hatch t. ard saws
also splendid lot Of pocket knives knives and forks
and shalF wave In general. For sale BY
0ELPCKE l. SCHROEDER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Auction Notice!

w. +. ALLEN
IIAs Received this day per SD Martha, Hops of
II perior quality.
VIZ p. ALLEN, No. 1901 Main street, Dubuque. has
w Just received asurply of
Sporting md Rid Powder.
Canister and 10 do
Blasting FFFFFF do
non LIVER OIL CANDY, genuine article direct
~ from tn original manufactures. letrst,d fer
Colds, Cm-h Hoarsensss, tickling in the Throat and al
eff ctnns of the Lungs. " ALLEN
DLr'E and BLACK Ink; Orange Flower Water; genuine
ID Perry Davies Pain Riilor al W ALES's
aus. LINsEEp, TANNERS Lard, Meats Foot, &
~ tmay ~ WP ALLEN
HOURi.E distilled Ray Runs Jcnos Neve's Puwd, /,
IL Of Iron, flee fram oxydaton; Srychnine pure in
Crystals. w ALLEN
TNowNSEND's sARs tPARrLLA pure article
l. Salad oh;g "nniu" yellow Mustard at
may II dwy WP ALEl
ygyINDow GLASS and Hollow Ware varied
w assortment Of excellent quality WPALLEs
NF,s~tang Imminent.
w w. p. ALLEN
Buck Shot.
Quot No !, 2, 4, 1913. rcusoion Caps of al
- kinds ~ w. P ALLxs's
n 4 .
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Notice to the holders OF state

TTTVtFtNs
DERsONs holding Warrants notified 'har 'here
are funds in the Treasury pay all Warrants il.
sued up TO this date
ISRAEL KlsTER, reas- OF State
TREAsrsEn's OrrIcE. iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20, 1862 I
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A VOICE TO THE FROl
The Po0Dle'S Store!


vINHE SUBSCRIBE would hereby inform the people gen.
1 eral IN IN Country we'll "a in the Civ, that
oy regular system II prosressh he has enlarged his
business We has Recently reiurnd fr III the Eastern
etiss having completed the pure hase of entire
aud beautiful assortment of staple a, Fancy Dry
Goods IF every sly and qualify adapted to tie demands
OF III, market.
at THE PEOPLES STORE can Be found
general assortm n, Of family groceries superior lot
Of fashionable Hats and Gaps Of cvery erado A fne
nt OF HOFFs-i very avy stock Of Boots and Shoes,
leather and Findings, at
WHOLESALE AND REFILL
The subscriber has he six years in the Boot and
noe business, and has b I'd liberal patronage. lie viii
therefore continue this branch Of the bsin ~ a. extent
ave AZ heretofore in connect with tho Dry g ods.-
lie takes this opportunity to thanks IL old friends
and Customers assuring them Of desire serve then,
better than ever.
QateG Sales ana SmaI Profits is ny MOTTO
1hnse wishing cheap goods will find the Peoples STR
at tn sign OF the BIG BOOT iut ha place f,r Them,
and the tore apen irm six O'Clock until nine ard thu
snhseroer end his Clerks prompt aud accommodating
August Goth, dwy DECKER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

essescrsp Pea rxs esrssss -. 81 BARNEY CO.
Msxsean Warrants ~ No Acres. Cash 100 ass
a. d. On ono years time -
Anrie1ahle Warrants IN 100 Acres Cash l6oaSr6s
= = 60 IS
e. - 20 CAST
= l6o On one years time 2os
90 -
- a. IS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Plano Forte for sale

A Superior Instrument may b. had low for cash f n
"A qnite al the residence Q. kew. J. C. Hobro'k.
Aug. 10Th 1852 Augl8 iw2w. =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
DUBUQUE e. sAGEViLLE PLANK
ROAD

An application having heen made this day 10 the Coun-
ty Court Of Dubuque. fix TIL rate Of tolls tn Du-
buuue aud Sasevilc Plank Rad the following estate
lshed:
For a cne-borse vehicle, through SCENTS.
:. two :" % 10
g four Is :"
8. and horse &c g
g VI hcle drawn by one or two yoke of oxen 10 g
'' each addiyitnal yoke S
g each led or hose horse, mule or jack 2 -2
!. burned cattle, sheep and hogs, thro each l sc
These tolls will be charged only way, in case of
return tho Same next day.
The old Read discontinued and toll cute auhori-
zed by the be the read by the 18th Sep
emr next condition that thre thousand dollars he
expended this fall and that the road DO completed by the
18th OF September, lo52
JOHN J. DYER, Pres't.
Aug. 27-d2w,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Administered Notice.

NOTICE is h. rrhy gwen that III. undersigned have
IN ouf letters nf Admin alton tia estate OF
Thomas McGlir late # Dubuque count, Iowa, d.
CEASED ana qualified according 10 law for the proper
discharge OF that duy-and II persons having claim,
against SAID will preserr them ourt OF Pro
hate tur said county within six months FRI N this date,
and tho indebted will make immedlate payment.
"A les NJ EiIt,N Adm
Ans. IL. W.T.. Ht.,t.EN NcGUTRE At.1'y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

y We will here apnl g Re for a failure to
na'ice the sinking OF thu Lamartine, between
Ke ,kuk and ST Louis An article was prepar.
ed some ten days ago, but from the carelessness
u one Of our boys was lost. What the chances
are for raising this Steamer we have not learn
cd.
We learn since writing the above that she has
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

AGENCY II SALE OF REAL E>TATE
TIME Undersigned ofsr their service. 10 sell ho,ses
L Town Lots Farms and ali kinds OF Real Estate ir
DUBUQUE Land district They 10 warran, from rbei
facilities as and Agents in prom ni>ng for mo,,er n
COMMISSION prompt sale Of prop ry entrust 10 the
disposal
W.. BARNEY Go
Once on Main 81. near OPPOSE
(Ing,stht0 ''
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

Cooking Extracts.
LARGE supply of Extract Of Lemon, Vanilla, mt
meg and Rose, received and tor Drug
Stova n Tmxy 3, A. GILL SPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

j. Nicholas Taubald's
SOAP &. CANDLE FACTORY
'ENHE Undersigned Is about 10 embark in tn New
Enterprise Of stirling Soap AMI Landle Fac
tory IN The CIV OF Dubuque, and 10 ready Cor
operation about the 2afh inst, and horss that he v
meet with the rcpafaeeEent Of the citizans generally
especially Is it i, his intention furnish tho articles of
Soap or Candles to his patrons ~. Louis nricea lie
VIII exchange Soap and Candies for good clean ash
ana grease Of all kinds, such thrown away az
vaiueless in all kitchens.
Aug Sd, l852.-dwlm J. NICHOLAS TAUBAID,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

(5fain St, Near Ire Naples House, Dabuque.,
(,IvE NOTICE 10 the citizens If The city and country
NJ generally, that vi have established our elves here
for the purpose of carrying tn wcy Business in all
III branches By our arrang meHts with the Eastern
Manufactures of getting Goods from first hands,
prepared TO make it the nfere Of all who may wish
any OF the Sind Of &c. DIS or Wares, her rein m i,oHed,
so Wake their Purchases Of lss.
Silver Ware the pride Of business and We are de-
terinnei iu keep the reputation Of selling all silver
cqual todoars and that is warranted standard We
have hand
Gold Patches by Cooper. Howard, Yates Tobias John
son. pushy, and others.
Gold Patent L, yer Watches, full jewelled.
Gold Patent Lever u atches or Ladies.
Gold and Silver Watches 4 all kinds.
Gold Isockets with dnuhl Glasses
Plated do likf Watches open both sdcs.
Silver spoons. Knives Forks Ladies'. Iers, nap
kin kirgs. Sc.
silver plated pn s. Forks Knives Castors Cake Pas
keis Fruit stand Salt stands Candle all OF the
very hest
We have large variety of Miscellaneous Goods a,opa
which Gold Chains Seal, Keys Ear and Finer Rings,
Gold Thmhes, silver do, silver and other Gard cases,
Pormones, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils, Dismord
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth D:ushes, Steel aud Gilt
chains, &c., Zee
rPFrTACIFS.
of all kinds, ard Glasses reset to suit every dcfsc:
of sight
large variety of CLOCKS constantly receiving, and
sold whole ale a. d retail.
nr Watches fully repaired and war; nted: also
all kinds Of lob Work dnne viii, d. Patch.
Terms moderate. We pay cash for old silver and Cali
foinia gold. ljune 25-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

Work on Public Landing.
T1ROPOSALS viii be ivcd until E o'c elk on Non
dav ming for Dock tho front Of the Pub
ic Landing, preparatory paving from South site Of
.rth street. south side ot fl tn street. in the City Of
dubuque. For parsicnlars enquire If
- l.. STOUT,
NJ. MCNAMARA
Aug. 10, DIT Csmmiues
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
For aala.


HSfCNRiOHU as ObHCCO Nt:arKPs.
g Al Els of an entire hr ak o: Tobacco m do by ~ NJ.
y Martin n Co., on Thursday PIN Nay 70 HK James
ID BRANDS, Diaden,' FL Dorado, 'svgin,' ana Necrar
hid harper : kennedyt At IS e. Fraier hha :, els,
l. II Bul!ttk hhds, 3 al AZ s. ~ go 1T Sill 95 NJ
sl2 50; Hunt r. Al 50 Sa gil 81; : Mr. II ! hht>
at - at SO at 8 2 81; ID Wad lat sl5, w II Boyd
? al 50 sonS4 50; II Fleming az SIS E W Wat
Rms hhdS, So l2 l-2 si2 10. Tbs prcha-e by M
Thomas, Jr, Of ouch good and fnr Tohsccc, shows
that he Intends TO sustain tic high pltatn his fne
Brands Row have by working the :ieht sort item.
tfianters OK Growers. k.c-sSao.c fCrj E1eaast-.
Juiyl-d I'm.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

y The proceedings ofthe denocra'ic assoc
citation will be found ID an o'her column. The
Proceedings as reported by the Secretary, are
20 full. that here 10 no room left for US to say
word.
We therefore refer our readers 10 the proceed
ings for faithful accom-, of what was done.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
w aples House.

NAPLES House. 4
DUBUQUE, iowa
TINE undersigned hegs leave say his friends AZ
al, tYlr Hers thar he has taken bis house hi,nsf
thar he has onlarg IT, and furnished It thronghoutrE
fnrntre, in the best style and is t-rnnHI 70
keep Io best Hole and h best table to no sh IN
tire west, and sctfiy socit the patrnnaT s''nce
Of Mn. WA. JAcxsos Agent, whose abip ana cAte-~
Renee in tie hu,inesS is uns,irpass d, aud tsoeues
be=to help in department without yls sn.,sa
his 'rierfs may he assured thsf no expehs1
10 iiase 'ii'i' s'a' "s''' '" PLIER WALES.
WM. JAcKsoS, Aqers.
p. sA splonaid R.RBER's SAiInyN. nuec Up
expressly frthe Roase, ara ~ 49, S,a
tho sa,ne. FURNISHED with sOo "ofsess esAaseo, osE-
a. rho General stage Ohica u under the Wapies
Ii use.
virginia Tobacco Agency.
. 5OO PACKAGES M.nufaesurrd Tvlsese y
,OUUstas and to arrive fol sale b ~ md lsisn
cd, "nprisir gne lowing brands:
Joss Hssar - Lump,
w9Asnry - nar''' ! = Lump
" Thomas u nisdem rwiss,
do Elaorado( Na'uralLesk)
90 90 g ynsa Cold LAaf Ian
do Nectar g $50
DO Luscious Luzuyz e I
Jas S Ma,ssn ~ So; - III. s.
.cns. &c. &c. sesss r. f.! l.SsStr;:..:s:s-
!! :; !. s. =;
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

w ANT;D imncdiately-1 spr Gritty boy, ab6u, IA OF
~ wears OF age, 10 attenda J waer's srors and
Gem well recommended. Apply TO b. CARSON = co
Dubuque, July 9th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

kleine e. hrycr
rORNER Of Main aud Third streets, Dubuque Iowa
" would most RESPECTFULLY inform the citiz OF Iu-
hnqne that We have opened CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE where we will keep constantly hand IA large
variety Of Havana and Domestic Cigars, as also 6ne
article If Chewing Tobacco, ST. Fouls prcs whole
sale and Retail.
Gentlemen give us a cali tmay 23,-dy.I
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

Dubuque IL s0geyille rlankrOa.s
CFtlCk Holders IN the above road are requested by
~ the Directors Ia meet on Wednesday, Sept. eth al
clock +. NJ in the Ginbc Hail. the great
Il importance will he urged Stockholders who cannot
be will recolect send proxies in ord that
full vtte may h. had.
order .f the Beard. w, ]. BARNEY Treas'r
august 25h, lisa. tillsepts
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
Mount Pleasant, or Sul1iv0M'S
dfi,fOn {, itubas ue.

n YR. ". ]. SULLIVAN, has lain IF his healthy and
lHl Picturesque Tract or Land the HIT, the
Residence OF Hon. Ggo. W JONES into lots of ON +.
HALF t. THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each,
with eight streets from forty sixy-fivc feet VIDE
rounding country and IL so far renov from tie mas
matte influences At the rv that Doctors visits will BE-
6 few and far between There yer fai!,ng
sprngs the Plat, and good well wafer can be had
any Lot at depth of Fifteen Feet. Several uts ale
already ngaget by Of tn best citizens CT Dubuque,
and IN designed for the suburban residences OF
respectable persns ny, it is nded that appiica
ton be made soon To CHAS. CORKERY. Agent
N. Il. A Plat showing tie number and Of each
II may he n at the gents office. June 7dtt
E0MEXICAN LAND WARRANTS guarant ed il,
eJO all respects for sale for ash, time liberia
rms hv Anp COOK 2AKCEkI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01
District Court, Jones County.

District Court, Jones County,
Hall aud Simpson and Burnett, , Petition and
W wish,man, A J, Reeves 4 Others. ) sept is"a. W
1HHE Sh riff Of Iowa County, returning process in the
alb We entitled cause against defendant, Reeves
not tnnd and il appearing that said defendant is
resident othe state o Iowa II Is ordered that the
"A Reeves, appear and answer said ton on ii e
10 Jones on MY on or heorc the first day Of the
term al the District and tor SAID county or jndg
fneht VIII hHreon rendered against linn by default
August 26th 1859. w5O 4w
LorxIL, SAMUEL. Burr, Pf's Aty's
State Of Iowa. District Cour, for said County, October
clayton county Term, A. ID. 1852.
GILBERT DOUGLASS Assnmpsit
JOHN A. TuLY Auaeh a n,
He said def naent will take notice thar on hc mir
tieth day II March A. d. ls52 writ Of attachment
was issued from III Clerks ofc the District Court
said Count at the suit ri Pan,if against the good
cnat IL lands and enements the said Defend ant r the
sum OF Sevent,-onr Dollars and twenty with
est and cost of this salt which delivered 10 III.
Sheriff ofsaid County and By him endorsed
follows:
have this day served the within WIT by levynr upon
the = nj OF Ike qr section 81 and hf of or of
c,inn Is Township g. North rang 5west containing
l60 acr TO fly the within witt as am therein c, IN
nianaed this first day Of Arr A. D.
TilOlAS C. D2IPS, Sheriff.
Cla, ton County, iowa
Now unless the said John A. Try app ar and p ed To
said action bef the first day Of The next term of
said Co. IT to be Commenced and held (sarnavil in
said County the first Monday after the fourth Mon
DIV of September A. u. Is 9. Judgment viii be ron.
ier against him and the above premises sold To satisfy
tn same
By order Of the Court, FREDERICK ANpRos,
q rk OF Said Court.
Hs q ANGER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Fine White end.
A SUPPLY of Fine White Lead, just received am
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-01

LIGHTNING LlGHTNIEG.!
vNHE citizens OF Dubuque aye respectfully inurm thai
the Subscriber are now prepared ~ put up Light
ming Rods in part If The Cy al IN shue:f notice
They may b.. found ai the Good Samaritan Drug Spfe.
may 3th--dw I'll WAED & PYLE.