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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

New York, married by the British Minister, Mr..
Doyle, to Miss Caroline MITCHELL the daughter Of an Eng
lish lady, long resident OF this city.
The church of Neustra Sonora de la Santa Cruz,
Acatlan robbed few days ago, Of various jewels
Among other things the fellows tore all the gold lace on
the dress of the Virgin Mary
Three of the assassns Of Dr. Beistcgu have been con-
demned death by the Court of lst instant and one to
Fix years the public works. After the execution their
right hands be severed and nailed to poets 10 be
erected on the spot where the crime was committed
And vet another of those daring robbees and assassin
aions becoming so frequent here, took place few
days ago Six robbers forced their way into private
dwelling and coming suddenly upon the gentleman OF
the house. he flew to his sword in order to defend HIM
sell and family; but they dsarmed and killed him on
the spot, neltrested his wife, robbed the house and
made their escape without being discovered.
In letter from Washington in January last to me
Commercial Advertiser, the writer alludes TO what passed
in Congress there in regard to the transaction 81 inc
house Of Hargous g. Co. with the Mexican Government
resrectipg the payment Of money due by the latter 70
the United States according to the Convention OF lsIy
As there may be some who do not know the history OF
that business will endeavor to condense the whole In
a few words, The payments Of the amount awarded
by the Convention OF 1889 were regulated by another Oh
1913 Mr. Emeio voss. of the house of Hargoas Co,
was appointed by cur Minister here Gen ThompsoD
az the Agent the part Of the United States to receive
this money as the instruments shosd become due
frs second and third duly paid, nhe first even be-
fore the time agreed upon) In the time OF Gov Snan-
non the successor, Minister, OF Gen thompson M
voss continued with this agency, and in that period '
cuGing perhars the time Mr. Green acting as our
Charge here the fourth and fifth instaments amounting
to nearly sS50C0 fe due, and paid by tins 10y
eminent in paper, but MIR. Voss gave them receipI n
full for cash. and netting said about tne na'ter'
know Of till lately and at length the debt was ay
cancelled special agent cent out not long since,
by the United States investigate all relstlye % nese
fourth and fifth intsllments. The writer IN Tie
eiai sys that this special asen. cum 81 Ha1rous
Co at the time Of this paper transaction and therco'e
tie Is not considered Responsible Tor e
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rJRDER WILL out!

The "Washingson Union" and "Columou'
Statesman" are engaged in exposing some OF the
nefarious schemrs Of fraud, which have been
perpetrated upoa the public, through the fos'
Otic. Department.
We exp.c, some rich developments soon
Il is a battle between the people on the one side
and the scoundrels who infest the wing commit
tee room, At Washingt on on the other
The 2nd Of November will Dc eide who Is to
b. the successful party.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

sd in nrI,,n,-s wlolr5sl ara retail, hy 7. s0S'
in rrarie din CHI n by D. r Master; aud by TBS dug
risis even here. Aus. dw'Dl
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THE SPEECHES ON MONDAY.

On Monday afternoon, Gen. James Shield,
and Gen Smith, representative from the Qnin.
cy Dis,rict,) addressed the people Of Dubuque.
Thesnnmbsr present was large. considering that
only fewharrs. notice was given. The speech.
e. were animated, and The people were highly
delighted with what they saw and heard. Gen
Shields paid very hig!. compliment to both the
civil and military qualifications Of Gen. Pierce
and a1thougI, he said nothing disparaging to the
character Of Gen. Scott, he doubted his qual;6-
sections fer the Presidency.
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rns srEEcn or non. GEO. II. WILLIAMS.

rns srEEcn or non. GEO. II. WILLIAMS.
A large and respectable mcetin. OF our frl-
low -citzens convened at the Court II Jus", on
Saturday eycning, to listen e. the speech Of
Hon Geo II Williams, one Of the democratic
candidates for Presidential! Elcctor Mr.. vii.
liams commenced his speech, by cxhibitin in
bold and startling array the disp si,ion Of the
people to run after military men, and the dam
gers which must eventually result t., them from
contracting love for the military over The civil
government of the country. He illustrated in a
fnrciblc manner the ins;ncerity OF the wing lead
ers, in urging the peop'e to support Gen. Scott,
as an act ofgrati,udc for his services on l,e bal,
tle-hrld, when NO such sentiment prompted
hnse who put him in nomination; and portrayed
in vivid ligh, the dangers which would natural
ly result to the country, unless this blind en-
,hnsiasm for military champions received a
speedy check. lie then went into an examina.
ton Of the probable policy which would dictate
the course Of each candidate in the event of an
election, taking the recorded sentiments Of each
As guide, and the only guide, from which to
make up an opinion. He reviewed the letters
o. Gen Scott. and pointed ont the inconsis.en
ees and absurdities which were contained in
them, and the probable effect which his views,
| embodied into the administration of the country,
would have upon its prosperity aid weltar~
He showed that General Pierce was an able
statesman. consistent democrat, faithful rep.
rrsentative Of popular rights, and an honorable
and high toned gentleman. He proved that he
had served with distinction in the Legislature
Of his State, and in both houses Of Congress;
and, when rendered recollection to the u s
Senate, the candidacy for Governor Of his own
State, and the Attorney General hip under the
lamented Polk, that desiring retirement, he re-
spectfully declined these distinguished posts;
| although, when the war broke out with Mexico
like true patrio', - he has shown himself to
be, he shouldered his musket, and enlisted for
the war, as common soldier, and fought gal
| lanaly in two Of the seyerest engagements oi
the war. He proved, tho, that while he was
daily condemned through wing journals, as an
cuetly W WIS g" Improvements, anu 1SHeIa
Jackson commended, as friend, that they both
occupied precisely the same ground; and thu,
while tse democratic party was held up, thro
these journals, a. the bitter enemy of internal
Improvements, out Of $l2622,44l Is, appro
reis,ed from the national Treasury since the
formation Of the Government, $40, l38, 67S IS
had been voted by democratic administrations
Mr.. Williams speech was most able, sue
cessful. and forcible vindicati.m Of the demo
cratic party. and its champion, against the mis-.
representations, falsehoods and frauds Of the
Wing leaders and hireiings. Tmh great pleas
speaker, to those who have not had the pleas
ure Of hearing him.
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Adnlinistrnior's Sale
Or Real Estate far the payment Of de6ts

pursuance Of an ordav Of the Court of Probate for
the County Of Dubuque at IT'S Sspsmb term, 1852
will proceed to sell ON tho 9th Of NOVEMBER next,
the door the Court House the City OF Dubuque, the
following tanus :ionsing &, tho astIte of Martin Con-
way decd &, wit The w ar Of the 3 w Qr Of
t-rontainng 40 acres. Tho L qr ofthe Eqr Of sec
3-cnta ming - acres. And y acres more OF less ad
tining the ab.ve, all in I 50 RAE
lhe lands are II III best quality ofupland pleasantly
sitnatsf the Peru rad about hrsc miles Nrhward
~ from the city Of Dnbqac aud may be m1de one OF the
pleasant and -h,, PAGES in its nrghborhoed as
also MIST convenient and productive farm. II Is in
the immediate vicinity If good dsgings and valuable
for its mineral prospects The land viii he sold to.etcr
or in PARCELS be deemed best fur tho interest Of
the Estate the day Of SALE Sale at o'clotk N -
half down and balance In six months, amply secured
with ten per cent int resi-
Uct 18th 's2-2td 3'w MlcHAE1. w. POWER.
Admir- of Este of N. Conway, d. ed.
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Wrrklg Grprrs5.
We DNEsDAY MORNING, ...... OCT. 80.
CHEERING NEWS.
He DEMOCRACY TRlUMPHAN

THU 20 "VS1s.hVH NHV-'AH
The r)estion news fiom the three great states
Of Pennsylvania, Ohio and lndiaoa. settles the
question Of Ii. Presidency.
n thing can row prevent Gen. Frank Pierce
from taking his sect a. President Of the United
States, in Much next.
Our friends have every thing I" inspire them
with hope Oar sasse sjsss and our triumph IS
certain.
PENNSYLVANIA HAS GONE FROM
II TO 5000 OHIO 2,,0o0-AND lNDl-
ANA $4,000 DEMOCRATIC.
THE LAST NAMED STATE ELECT
ING EVERY DEMOCRATIC CANDi.
DATE FOR CONGRESS EXCEPT ONE.
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APPEAL TO cATHOLiCS.-PARTY Bt0oTRY
The Galena Advertiser Processes y b. 4 very
fair and liberal party organ. At times We have
been led to suppose it was, while at other times
its course is such as to forbid the COMMUNICATION
The folio wing, which we clip from its editorial
leader. Of the 10th inst, 10 practical and forci-
BILE illustration Of It's disposition, close party
contest, to grossly misrepresent party oppo-
nent, in order the better to sanc:ify an appeal to
religious feeling. The honest sentiments ut the
man are, for the time being. suppressed, that the
partisan may the more conspicuously appear.
|, 10 not enough for tins organ to claim for Cen
Scott superior merit in the matter OF religious
liberation, but to make the General appear the
more tolerant, il must belle the character OF
Gen Pierce, and the democratic party, BY repre-
sentirg them As biyots, unwilling 10 abolish the
religious test in New Hampshire. The editor
Of that Journal knows, as well as any man living.
that Gen. Pierce has, for years, labored TO re-
move tina. odi"us provision u the CONSTITUTE n.
and tina, large maj 'rity of the democratic par
~ Of New Hampshire have followed his exam
pie, but have failed n accomplish the abolition
Of the test, BECAUSE const.u,ionally, j, required
a two-third vote, which the democracy has new
er been able To comm But, can he say as
much for the Wings Of New Hampshire? We
pause tar reply.
The Il rsct is as follows, which r. taccts no
cred, upon the man who pennsdit:
"The Wings have i in their power TO make
Gen Scott the next President, n they will use
their influence to that sF ct. There is but one
thing Ina, can prevent it, and We have no OK,
pec,a,i"n that the scrupulousness of the Loco
Foco leaders will prevent them from US ny it
against Grn. Scott To- the u,rn"s, limit IF heir
power. We refes to his Jrsr LIBERALIrY with
regard to matters of religious faith, in b Id con
trast witt, the sro ,rRy of New fla nnshir Ln-
co rocoism, of which Mr. Pierce is the acknow
led red leader
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

cornxh or Furh1H Asp IOWA srREG1G
EIa1 a III. continue TO fer t. his patron, and
taSzs5l ~ the publ snera'iv. tn csoiefst lu1u
Ssses rles to obtained, cither III he ca tern or
southern mark 10 he shape the very best ls2uoss 10
he had IN this market.
Cardiai Cherry Hins Brandy
from 1880 of the bet quality The first quality of
French and Cernan Wines, Sherry. ,'iaEe'; hadrha
an. Malaga. Tho hest New yorx and Holland Gin, AUD
Rum. 1hc bst Old Nononsai Ma and Cinslnrai
h;sAy and liquors Of all kinds d.! ,et from the iinpr.
tiers. In he select Of his turftcd lianurs, N
De-cees possesses tho advantages If bcing French
man. bora AZ the heart Of tie wineries of his
native country He also has constantly hand and
for sale -ugi> New Orleans also Loaf and Crush su-
gar, CuEea, Tea Barley, Rice, Common and Fancy
Soaps. Star and rallow Candles, Nc. |, Mack rail-
Dried ases ring. Oatmeal, Oysters
s;ardnes Che wing otaceo cut and Dry, Flow ers Of
Havana Cigars Frineipes Regaha., double Recnfed
salersius, Sugar, soi,, Rnttr and Water Crackers,
Vino Biscuit Pin Apple and Western Res rye Cheese,
Starch irdign candies Of all kinds. Almonds. Figs,
RasIus, Dried pums, Preserved Fruits, Aiispce' Pep
pers, Nu,mcxs, Chm an,un. Salt b, the bag.
Aug 20 dWf[
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Al Or.cr or F.cr is worth pound OF thAo1y and
the sw orm Il ecacu> that cluster round that in
rah.e prcpara,ini,, H." Hands German Biers,
pre- plcd hy jackson, Philadelphia, esrah.i him.
It's value as fnic ard restoIat We. are SUI AS wonld
vEsven, neredufy itself from one tionins ts ofhcacy
In all easos Of disea:etf stomach. wLciEtr acute or
en- runic il may ced T it's ssthrg cordial
and renuvat ng influence. Dyspepsia 'arIbnrn, loss
of app tite naase nervous aoa nj tyatlon, debility
Sc are relieved by tbs Biit.rs III Very tust spare z"
time: and perseverance tbs ir never tS t,work
A thorough cure, fSrp. I3--dw2n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
Total number milas, ~
Prep sal, may be fr III entire / ng,h Of earn D.vi
tl,a fIi

These scci~ns are generally mile in length,
but the last division, from 69l To ia, may be
shortened several miles
Prohles, plans, and approximate estimates of
quantities will be ready for inspection, and blank
forms for proposals will be furnished at no. 50,
Wall street, New York or at the Office of the
Chief Engineer In Chicago, Illinois, OH and az
ter Monday. Sept. 9th, 1882 The same, so
far as relates to the I'd division at Jonesboro !.
Union county, Illinois, to the 3D. & h and 18th
divisions at Vandalia 10 the 81, division at
Blooming.' n; to the 9TH division at La Sale
aud Freeport, and to the 18th division at Ur-
bana
The payments will be 80 per cent. cash,
monthly, as the work progresses, and the bal
ance on the completion and acceptance Of the
work, in cash, or per cent construction bonds,
at the option Of the company.
Satisfactory references will in all eases be re
quired. R. B MASON,
Engineer llinois Central Railroad
Sep. % dawtnctIl.
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ID :. GILBERT.
GrNCeri,S.

THE undersigned having ret ,rned from tho South with
a large extensive stock VI Groreri,s we'll adap'ed
fn the Fail and inter Trade, preared ~ sell II
wholesale retail at as low prices 1T any II us IN
the city Vt liuheque, and h. {" give nitro >suSiatn
Ia the pni i,assr This stock Il goods is ana in
prime .r r--consi tng If N Or,cins, avn, i.of,
crushed, pliver1ed a.d clarf sugars b, Inc hid.
bar ell e ldrn syrup, sugar house. aud ~ rnp A,a>-
CT, Imperial gurps,w, Young son AMI slack Teas
BY thu chest hall chest, caffchryes al az
pric and qualities. \ No / Article prime Rio c. Il
Pepper a lspice, Ginger Sa;eratus, ~tdrch p,r'a tu
aud fail..w candies. Varirgatcd bar shaving C stits
and rpin Saps ZiBfec enia, kai~ins, Figs Dates
rrunes Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutmegs and E>fr c., :"
Lemon, Verriia and Rose ne lot II Bslt morr FIR s.
cove D.sters sard nes scotch hcrgres prt led ltrr
rackcrell, m ok NAV Trout and Waite h,n, Pipe
slmce, mix Pickles, thcrkius ard Catssup; iare,
lot Of fine grade smoking and chewing Icbacco trur
IL h. ho1es UPWARDS Common r'rg smoking, and fin
cut Tobacco in boxes barrels Snuff, Pipes galis
Principe and yeary Cigars; Pipes stems, link Was
Boards, ehurns ubs, Pats, Sugar boxes Ercons, me-
sticks. elo.Lcs rs, Bcdcor.1 cottc Lines, illas IL
ter, and cable Ropes VI va!oss sizes -. .~...:cs.
Sein and sack Irvine, eanIc wick and wrapping ~.
oahum Saccing, Tar, Pitch, Resin, Putty W hte Tctt
and Oils, Pint and halt pint Flasks and Glass iumhleis
nHnt hns, gallon and h.lt gallon, Dried Apri az.
Peaches pr served Fruits, Iitron, Chocolate, Grce!
Apes BY the bb. Boston, Soda, Bu,ter, Wins, arc
sugar Crack.rs h, the hb. Powder, Shot, Lead Pi
caps and pills. Pla>t Paris. Ke,t,cky cemet
Guny Bag by the Bale, Buckskin Miitins aud Gluves
Shoe Brushes ard BIacki English Dairy AND W,stsi
Reserve Oh csc, and stone W:re; good supply Of fEe
fuPerfne and Extra Fami'y -Four kept constantly {.
band and warranted g6td ty G.. X. NESI
Dubuque, Oct. II. loJ2-dwy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
The Grand Coalition.

It i. the opinion among the.more intelligent
Of Washington Ci'y, TINT coalition is about TO
be formed, between, Seward and Hale, to throw
the Abolition ae Of the country for Sc"tt.
Even THE, will not save the General ot"hasty
Sup. seasoned .swi,h indignation" and warm.
ed BY that "6re in the rear" His days. are
numbered and his fate 10 10 still play the SOL
Aier
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
POaK WANfE".

1Nnn We'll dressed Hogs wanted, ono Hun
lUUU before the clos, Of Navigation and the bal
through the Fab and Winter season. 10. when
thu highest price will b. given IN cash u my
Wac House the landing in this city No. 800, Heavy
we'll fattenrd Hogs preferred Farmers do not fail
70 cali and seeyor old friond West, who always pays
you tho cash for the prod Of your FARMS and who
hopes always be able do, by yonr beral patron
aga. Do forget the place, 3o6, Steam Boat Landing
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Auction Notice!

IL. COX. Ar,rIosEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL give rsonal attAntion TO the Sale of REAL
w ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
and MERCHANDISE Of every description.
From long cxp RENE and familiarity with the h'si-
ness he els confident Of being ahi to give saIscon
10 all those who may entrist business to his carr
Liberal Cash advanc made upon consignments, and
orders of consignors strictly adher d IL.
Administrators Assign, es and CuEator's Sales al
tended 70 on the most reas Unable terms
Mcrehapdse and Furniture bought and sold ca liberal
,a1na ROCK,
City Auction Reem, Dubuque, Iowa
Icy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
Mount Pleasant, or Sullivan'S
Addition t. DuDu0 NE.

AFR. NJ. }. SULLIVAN, has lain 81 his healthy and
wi Picturesque Tract or Land on the NIL. near the
Residence OF Hon. Geo. w. JoSEs into lots Of ONE
HALF ~ THREE QUARTERS of an ACRE each
with eight streets from forty sixty. tive feet WIDE.
The situation commands delightful view at tho sur
rounding country, and is so far removed from tho MAS
influence of tho river, that Doctors visits will BE-
.. few and far hetween.' There two failing
: prings ON tho Plat and good well water he had
any Int depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots are
vready engaged by Of the best citizens cf Dubuque
and as thy designed for the shu rban residences OF
respectable persns N.Y. il is rcc0mm nded that appiica
ton be- made soon 70 CFlAS. COOKERY. Agent
N. r. Plat shewingthc number and contents Of each
& may be se. n at the Agents ctice. fJune 7-dtf
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law sSchncl.

4 LAW SCHOOL. viii no openel, under he charge
~ &C the S!bScgitets is iha city # Dubuque, ti'
first term t. conHeuc the first " nlay ii foveni-
Der reIt and terminate the last wee in hdr.h.
Il il believed that such School properly conducted,
Will lie f gre; assistdncc and Advantage iiFc student
OF aw by aif!n. him fac,liiies, the want oi winch l.
much it In state. As II Is aim 10 rahe this
School permanent in its character and useful 10 those
WHO may crer Il, viii devfe Ia il, during the term
our undivided attention. le Course will consist
lfctur S, Elementary reading, ana Examinations 4
Most Court vii be connected with tlio oer cAefcs
oy.r vii o. rs viii pr. SIDE.
Tire 'resI jooks 7" tie I'D areCh!ttp's Blackstone,
Rents C$ueutarics, Creciieaf's EIItfce, Stephgi
PieaHiG., St1rss Equity Pleading and jrIi sIraience
Particular ateii III be given 10 the practice ulder
the Code ti tu.R. ma
The Law Libraries here ara perhaps nat lofty nioh
stare. and we we been kindly asslInmhers J,r,,,
sicn. ia ut tie students hoys free '
Good board can be lad at ir,i as suriace
Charge isr term of Ere NOR
thirty joiiSra.
Dubuque. seI'
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION.

rlNo all whuIn IL lay cUErcin, !;eA - hsSchy given
/ fhst,,ha ptrtgersEip hsyefatdrs cxting between
VIM. Ta :, Cyrus E.sk III AND Jsm,sS. MuTelant, In
the .'R"pe and rwine MtnafacsSry, Dubuque Iowa."
has this Isy Espp d,ssolvtd by uBiual consent. The
busin o. 8 rho TAT fra, has been assumed by VIM
II, ur and Cyrus i,srsiti, who will Soatinas At lie
nlJ st .ul a. 70 H eb-'s brewery.
SN.A y. IS5.~-we.
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A FRESH and good supply If Almonds, Filbcrts,
N English Valnnts, Brazil Nuts, Peeans. Pea Nuts
and Cocoa Nuts On hand and fox ssis BY q. r. WEST
Oct. Is, awy. -.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
NE " BON E:TS.
ADOLPHE MiNSKI,

FRENCH IAtR.DRESsBR, AND WIGMAKER.
1NAKE this opportunity TO announce TO his friends
i and the inhabitants If Dubuque and vicinity, that
he has sed up Ssloon for The above business between
9th and y h. main street.
lie has sonh assortment of Ladies' aud Gentlemen )
Wigs hand aud ~ tkes all ,escrpti ms "f the same
to order. Also, quantity Of liquid Hair dive, his "w n
and viii color grey red WhISkors Hair,
TO back or auburn III five mnut,s, wi holt the ast
injury to he skin.
Oct. LIST, 80 daw-f
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quietly and in secret But Gen Jackson was
mt man for ehilds play in matters that efeo-
Ted he reputation. He had the magnsnmity r.
dlsappoini Scott in his fear of the apphcaion Of
such epithets - "sowssd," de-, buthe had not
the magnsnia,ity 70 burn ,he paper III which
be resented aud sepsllsd ths attack - hs "..li
tary ialae.
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To EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.

Two thousand eight hundred and twenty acres Of un-
proved and pr yrd land for sale, IN lots TO st
cntSers, consisting of prir,e and timber, stn4teh III
Township Ninety Worth OF Rargcs Seven and Eisf
West otthe 5Ih +. VI. Fayette County, iowa. Terms
cay, c,sh, Cattlo for e. Wegnns &c. taken in pay
inont.--tpy srbscfiler III premises Or u Clark
4 Eiascl Main Street, DnbnGu', Iowa.
Octl3 .y3m William STE HENSON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
MARRIED.

On the Evening Of tn l0sh II the N. Z.
chsreh By The Rev. }. 4 Goodrich. DAVID
DEeEss Eco. to Ex,Lv J. only daughter Of
Geo. A. Mi3 Esq al of this City.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Col. Singleton, distinguished citizen 0.
Syuh Carolina, died few days ago. Senator
Dixon. Of Ky.. wss;iyins III o. Chc!ega, at the
last aec0uafn
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For Sale,

tyNHE pleasant Cottage yelling House and
~ i Lot sitaate OH the west side of Clay T.
.A42 south af AMI near tile of 7 irttenh and
", II kroten the residence e Capt. &. O. karrck.
Tn. House containing six rooms, besides kitchen and
built with express reference u neatneSs and nj
ence in every part. The yard is ornainented with
flowers and -rubery in great VARIETY, nd the garden
containing fruit trees of various here two
ci,rrns on the lot the walks and cellars paved, and
the situiiun for .elsantness Is not surpasst by
in the city.
For terms inquira of e. C. Hewitt, the City Hotel,
sr N th;s office. Dubuque. July 1882 1t
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