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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-18
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WAsHINGroN, March 8.
The Intclligencer has received private
dispatches which confirm the report 1t
Carnvaial's defeat at Camargo.
His command consisted Of 522 men,
50 of whom were McXicans.
The iugitivcs fed TO the American
side Of the Rio Grande.
BALTIMORE, March 8.
Sumuc! Quarlcs, OF Mobile, the pur.
chaser OF the three negroes belonging 10
Boston, who were lately sold into slavery
at Galveston Tor kidnapping, offers TO
liberate them on the payment by their
friends of the money Quarlcs expended
in reclaiming his fugitive In Boston.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
CALT-Ranhawa, Ground Alum and Turks lslal
- Salt, for sale by EMERSON & SHlELDS.
N e w GOO D S

LOW PRICES IND no MISTAKE!
no YOU wish to see the Largest Best and
u Cheapest Stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods ever offered IN Dubuque Then
call on p. NAPLES Il Co., Main Sire, {, under
the NAPLES House. Do you wuut to look at
the most complete and handsome Stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to be found in the City' P NAPLES 4 Go can
show them, and no mistake.
Are you in want If House Furnishing Goods
of the best class, Carpets, table covers, Lamps
Looking Glasscs, Curtain Damasks, &c? P
NAPLES IL Co, have them in great variety. Do
you want
FASHIONABLE BONNETs
Ribbons, Flowers, DC. You will find them
prettier and cheaper at this Store, than at any
other place in the City.
If you are in want Of Handkerchiefs, En-
broideries, CLOVES,
FINE SHOES AND CATERS,
(of rhe latest stylcs,) Hosiery Laces, &c, buy
them Of P. NAPLES e. Co, ii you would have
them good and cheap
Do Gedtlcmen want
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Pants, Hats &c They will find
fresh and complete stock, by calling upon P
NAPLES a. Co.
We have also on hand choice lot of Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, &c, which we will sell
at wholesale or retail on the most favorable
terms.
Every body knows there is an advantage in
selecting from the largest stock--,llerefore,
you should not fail to call upon Waplrs
s. Co.
When you are looking for goods, be sure and
call upon US before purchasing.
P. NAPLES g. Co.
Dubuque, March 10, lS52-dwIy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
The state of Iowa.

To Patrick Raleigh; Ralrgh and FL Herman: Lane and
Guild; Peck and Todd, r. Martin and Brsther fuar,
Meren and Co. Fay and Stone Ely Chop and EoNcn;
t3oddart aud Burchart; Merritt Bliss and Co.; IIhp1as
Warren; Edward Lambert; Lee and Brewster; Booths
and Foster L. o. Wilson and Co.; Campbell aE9 Bliss
8Iawsan Barrett ard Co.; Briggs and Douglass; Nor
ton, Wfnslow and Co; + A. Masterson; Waterman
and Ryan.
UoU will pseassfxks notice that tbcrs is file ia
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court OF na
buuue county, Iowa The petition of Peter Wap.s, hs
assignee of Pa.si Aalesh getns rfh sta.srnan Of
account Of the proceeds 81 sid sssig'at, AID ayas
ton of the sare also asking tn Court 70 ssc d,spvt,
between said Raeish and ceain If said cefsnda< hi.
creditors, ~ 70 whether TREY have Alright 10 aasa
prosseds wi,hou, ex cutting said Ralsh release fr
their cms tie exscutcn of release being c'amsd
by said Raleigh md refused By std Creditors. And that
said nslton Will BE- heard At the Msy Tam Of said
Cauytin 1882 PETER WALLER
ApYIl g. .1S2-dw4w.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Mount Pleasant, or Smllivan's
Addition to DUBUQUE.

nER. n. J. SULLIVAN, has lain of hts healthy and
IXl Picturesque Tract or Land on the HILL. the
kesidenee OF Hon. GEo. W. JoSEs into lots of ONT
HALF 70 THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each,
Tho situation commands delightful view OF tho
rounding country and il 80 far removed from the MAS
matte influences Of tho river that Doctors visits will b..
few and far between.,' There two failing
SPRINGS on tho Plat. and good web water DO had
any Lot At depth Of Fifteen Feet Several lots
and thy designed Er the suburban residences Of
fsspsetabie perSms only, g rec"mm nded thst appca
don b made Soon to CHA9. CORKERY, Agent.
n. Plat shelving the number and contents Of each
LOT may b seen At the Agents tlice. (June 7-dtf
AIR HILL.
BetWeen SeDenfeenth and Mineral Streets,
ut the North Vest Corner If the city Of
Dubuque. fora.
VXyOKKING Men and 9th r. are informed that r.
lard mo ffY one 81; !. % and om
hundred and egnty i've, 10 two h.adssd and fy 70,
long with srests and alleys TAs location j. hisk and
healthy and many Of tho Lou epmmanA One view Of
The river Terna moderate, AM title esear. Appsy TO
Dr. II. Burlkleo, ;,
OFpERaah ssviess /: Ne casissas Of D.
" U6lue and vicinity. 00ee In ~ Waplee HOUSE.
Wehaveoee infinitely acquanesd with Or. y. Dask-
NO ~ so1e ume ana kneW him a have aeseaecd TIVE
eouxsss q lectures In the Medical casleea Of - Louis
tn4 - II where be graduated Beseoe he
has ss<a IN he q Medicine fer Eve years in tho
~ hope 70 soc him shars liberal pafronass.
! VIM WAf1.Ey.
PETER WAP1.Es
! Juueewdtf q. W. BURTON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

Doylestown, Pa, was on the 9Th inst, visited
by severe hailstor,n. The hailstones il is said,
were ~ large % shelf barks. and could have
been sh"veled up by bushels. Many trees
were Frustrated, corn was washed from the
earth, windows were broke. and Dozens Of
young chickens were killed II olso passed
over Norristown. Perthamboy, and several
other places.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Sfr0yed or stolen.

CROM the subscriber, living at Centre
Il Grove, in Dubuque county. on or about
the 10th inst, small, brown MARE, years
old this spring, and about ID hands high. She
has white spot covering near half the lett
hind font and narrow white strip down the
forehead.
ANY information Of said Mare will be thank
fully received, and all expenses be paid.
JOHN CLAYTON.
Centre Grove, May Id, 1552--d4twi..
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STATE OF IOWA. IS
Jones County,
To Jonathan Hart:

cR:-You are hereby notified that thsre is new on ME
= in tho Office of the Clerk of the District Court Jones
county iowa a petition Of Alfred W. Darling, Admin
is,rator Of Isaac Every deceased, claiming Of you
~ Dollars as money due promissory note, and the
foreclosure of mortgage given tho outh wes guar
ter of the quarter Of section No. nineteen.
nship No. eighty six North, Of Range No three west
of the fifth NJ, tanning forty acres to secure the
of said note and that unless appear and
nswer thereto before the 26th day of April A.
1882, Judgment will he rendered against you thereon
j. A. SECREST, C ERIK Of said court.
Anamosa, March 18th, 1852 w4w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
TO TILE PUBLIC.

HE undersigned. assgneeof Fl. c. rrtrell offers for
sale cash. cost prices, the entire stock OF goods
ares and merchandise now in the stor room ottr.
ocruped hy said Gartrell Country and City Merchants
ard others may find it their interest to examine this
stock before purchasing elsewhere 1t consists of tire
cty usually kept in the mercantile houses OF this city.
Cume one Como ALL. Do not neglect own in
tercsts BEN. NJ. SAMUEIS.
Dubuque, Feb III, I852tf Assignte.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Spring Goods!

"Whnr! oh! Whar! did you cOlr,c
from and whar are You going ~
come; and Tam going to J. B. Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
70 huy the Cheapest the Best the Latest etyc and the
elegant Goods ever brought % this or any other
GE-r,rsr~-Hc has fer your Wives, sws-,hsar,s and
daughters, ekp-plan hguyedA striped Lawns. Cling
hams talicocs Plain Swiss Muslius FpTred do French
gnr Jaconc,s Jacouets Camhrc Mus Inns Grass Cloth,
Skirtngs Bonnets, Bonnet Rhbands, Neck Rihhsnds,
--latest STYLES Oils for the hair-such as vetab,e Moes
80 ''''' "' COINS.
Jenny Lind, Boomer and Kate Hayes Combs
(rarc art cles)
articles to be found Thomas. and rhsap that
heats all Creation, "and tn. rest Of ma, kind
Cassmeres, Doeskins, Ribbed Cashmere vest.ngs
Mar.ales vestings pemns Blue brown Drills Twcrdr
Verona Twill. Oxford Mixt back hue and rrev s,t,.
netts, French Plaid Tweeds ard such ALFRED III Of
other 'hxings for Gcntlemen's wear, such as
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of Goats, Pants. Vests Drawers. Wnchsssers
Shirts, Warranted to htl Ae. &c.
HUZZA! HUZZA.!
Well, this excels a-shs real Kassntl Boots, tn,de
French calf sknl and kip skin coarse rooss hoy's
B"o,s, mems ine coarse Shoes bovs fine and course
Java Laguara Havana and Rio Jane Coffee crushed,
clarified, and New Orleans Sugar. IMPERIAL Gnnpowder
and Young Hyson Tea hous, N o. and Plantation
Mnlasses Raisns candies, Cloves nutnegs, raaratus.
&c.
.4FEW BARRELs OLD BoRBoUH.
Star and noud oandes natural leaf Tobacco. and al
other weeds Rice, Ginger, Mustard and every article
the Grocery line Family Flour, Of the bees, quality,
ALWAYS an hand,
lie willhe glad To you ALL Bring your Wives yonr
Sweethearts, your neehhor your fri ndssrd above all
bring MosEy Ie is always ready to hid you .;od
Speed" All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
please 'cail and settle
Dubuque. March %, dwy j. B. THOMAS.
+. S.-Wanted, frst-rate boy.
CALT-Kanhawa, Ground Alum and Turks Island
- Salt, for sale by EMERSON SHIELD.
FINE lot of SweetPotancs st received and 70 sale
"A at tho Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, aieo AT my Wac
House on the landing. CIR WEST
Sept, 18th. II
q BBL6 best sherry wine; large lot Of star candi
bills vinegar; t,arre riee;' any unantv of cigars
20 sacks salt, bores and oth. article. his
line Just received and for sale low nv
DECELLES 4 MICHEL
Oct 5-dwv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09


No IL, Main ss1ssl. Dubuque, ie.ae.
T HAVE jt< spsAyd pd4tiGs Of NY faa osoAs, esn.
i susiiig large asSvrtmsnt a
-URY GOODS
IN sl hsir vasisseSash ~ Broaa-ciosta. Casncrss.
s.snet, Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets; Fanns3s-rsd.
blue, AID white; nrllfngstNwn and blue, Cotsh Elan
n-is-hsown and bisnched, Shsetiuss and Shininks--
hickory sf,tes; Ticking. Table and lin.n: Derims;
Liseys Alyacas Msrinas Dslanes, Chintzs, Cngasns
aud P.ins Of great variety At prt to suit all tastes
and stylsa to Hi the faney.
REAuY.NADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
One # TIE largest and best assortsaentsm
tie CRY
ThAss Wanting clothing Of any klnd from Dr. Goa
10 Fesl.uaugh; Ivcr-ees, would do we'll to examine
my s!oek. ~, /,
sStjcie, ard at very low pTicss. K
LADiES' and Misssk' Bo0sesa, and High cas- 4okas.
kfsat yafi%ey of atyffAnd quality.
HzES ANN CAPS .
@.C-e ~4rss.As A.. srs 1.sss "cs>" sfaes slasa
l-:y - .@~G :. C'EH1~S.h''o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

A grand monument has recently been uncov-
cred At Rome. II 10 the Casal Rotondo. which
until now has had the appearance Of ahill, with
house on the top vi it surrounded with
olive trees. Il 10 now found, by being trimmed
down, U BE- noble monument, resembling the
tower Of Cecilia Metella.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
rAsss CRY. Jan. 70. 1854.
ErJ1it Trens

- FtRMEkS. now h your time 70 provide yuuY-
selves with Fruit Trees At low prices and d the
S3sA choicest kind and variety--zn grated and
>ss-- have fine Roots and Trunks; and warranted tn
produce the kind of Fruit a. lah d. Call at my War;
House at the Landing and supply yourselves shall be
- constant receipt u Trees Shrubs and Plans, during
The season, and they can b put up at short Notice.
April 3. dwv G. r WEST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
The State of low
Dubuque County.
To Nancy Mil err:

original notice having been returned "Not found "
N hy the Sheriff of Dubuque county, Won are hereby
notified that there is file in the oce OF the clerk
OF tho District court in Dubuque county, petition OF
Jacob Miller asking Judgment Of Divorce, and
bonds of matrimony now existing between you and MN
be dissolved and setting forth for cause will de-
seYon and absence than the Of one year;
hat unless you appear and thereto on or be-
ore tho tenth day Of May next before said court udg-
M mt will be renderad against you, ask for. with
costs. HENPSTEAD & BURT, Atty'5 Tor Pltu
Duhuoue. March 81. 1852. w4wt
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STATE or iowa
Olsra,cr cous4Sor said
Cnuasy to the May Term A. D. 81.
JossrH B. MIrcnSI , AssunpsN
W. kkb
Arm III HENNlcE \ - AtAkGnent

A4H1A N. NENWIcK. - AttsSaiLs"t'
UIE cid dpfendsnt will take notice that on
L the hfsh cay OF May A. d. 1851. writ OF
attachment was issuGd fran the Clerks office OF
the District C,Airt Of se;d County at the suit Of
said Plaintiff against The goods and cha'teis
land and tenain0nts Of the said defendant ias
the Sum ,.f H;x,y-six do:!as and se7enty.fnas
cents, will, interest snd cos.snf tbfs s'sit which
writ was delivered 10 the Sheriff OF said Ceunfy
and by him returned endorsed as fellows:
q! have levied % the + .i'owirg described PEE
perty az III. property Of he within ns1ned De-
fsntant, that ia, the n E ! o. Srs- Eos ~
Township So North rang- West 10 satisfy tAs
within writ as am therein c.:rtns''tsd The iss
' " l. W. 7ESS,
Sheriff - G..
Now unless the said Asacr III Penuick ap-
ar and plead to said action On "a! hAf.se iiie
frs, day Of the next term of sad Gu. to be
commenced and held in Delhi IN SAIL Ccui.y
on The first Monday att'sr the ic.5t'. M1lt..:
of April A 3 1852, juign.e;.. vii c. :e'l-@1~-
against tiIa. and tie above pte;.. go 57l T. 81
isfy the sane.
B; order 4 t.e Gt'ii-f
WlLLIAit Pre-
Clerk Of said CoU,s
A, K fA&0s,
Astorneff.s psstA.:E.
.x....4 a.. SO !s-aa1..y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

~ 8 A. 6aaEIsa Il. aad issnisasd
1sw frnlsul1. = - - seyle; asd = dstsrminsa 70
keen - hs 0osl ard ct Tia keGt table ~ 10 wnd In
the wsss; ana respectfully sosip The patronage ofihnss
visiting 6nbnans. naytne saend the valuable aerie
Of Ma VIZ. JAc4sox aa Agent, whge ability and exps-
renee N the ha.ness 10 unusnnd, and procured the
best Of help In every department. without regard TO cost
his friends may - asrsd that NO expense will - SPARED
70 make their sxy Il The Wsplss Honse agreeable
PETER WAPl.EN
VIZ. JAcxsos, Agsnt
?. s-A splendid BARRIERS SALOON. fitted mp
expressly kr the lloss, and Livery Stable attached to
the same, furnished With goOd horses carriages, bsg
GIGS, 4 e., always IN attendance.
n1rThs General Stage One, Il under the Wapl.s
n"use.
Inn. AYh 1aSI-Awv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
A Rare Opportunity.

~ Hs undersigned, the solicitation If number oil
citizens has divided his farm, inst outside If the city
limits hits, from so to 40 fest in ph BY 9oo 100
feet in width.
street % feet w,d. runs through the centre. The
site 10 healthy. romantic and high; the rounding
scenery Is sublime beautiful and wild; the soil s rich
warm and loamy.
The site is sheltered from the w. and ~ w. winds by
beautiful curved blun. The ground rises like an am
phiiheasrs reeedes from the most pubic road lead
Ing and from the city.
The object Of the undersigned not 30 much matter
approximation is to accommodate number OF quiet
and orderly persons ho wish to hnd up An
If neat rurake cottages, that they may escape the
dust, din. and hustle Ut tie city.
junc2dw% JOHN KING.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
lvuk1nall


o. IL 2oeA It sGsy ~ Iewa Lad Bin va
reported iinm ~ Csamitaes % Public Land,
Of The hssse, With q alditionsl ses,ioa. pro
vidiag fae he Bsslisglrs and L Yayette Raj
Road and was laid eAiifr table By : vote Of yea,
l02 Mars 66.
Twenty III members Who voted on the 27ts
for the Missssri Bin. VOTED against the low,
Bill and 6llees memhers who voted for the
same Bill wers ahs.nt vixen the vote was
aiken upon the Iowa Bill.
The psineipls objection to the Iowa Bill, was
that provision Of the Bill, providing for the
La r.yetse. Burlingtoa and Missouri road.
After the Bill vas laid On the table, Mr.. Mace
Of ladiana. expressed The opinion that it was
his La rayens and Burlington provision,
which had inspeded the pAssage Of the bill, and
desired il stricken out Of tAe Bill.
The further consideration Of the bill vas post
ponea until the 9th, which u n day.
The bill is 6erccly assaiied BY Campbell and
Hoge Of Galens-
This u the rrturn which the Senators from
this STATE receive for their y arm and ardent
support Of the mammoth grant 70 illinois.
lfa prtiy spirit Of rivalry At Galena, is to
consien this bill tn defeat, the Parties WIN bring
il about. shah mot pass unrebuked, ncr win they
soon - forgotten BY the true friends Of Western
imprevemenss,
Gen. Era.kil. Pi.re. II Ns<v Aampshire
We publish = iespatch from the Galena Ad.
vertiser to day, which proclaims the nomination
Il Gea. Franklin Pierce Of New Hamrshire,
q ths Democratic candidate for the Presidency
II Is not strang &C, that after the 48,h ballot,
Iensleman entirely removed from the general
Ieaaiet excited ~ the friends Of the leading
candidates before he Convention, should have
been ssoGght forward and put in nomination.
Il b ippassist that up to the 40th ballot, the
ft;sndS 81 Csss. buchanan and Douglas, could
not be reconeiied 10 the nomination Of either one
Of these gentlemen, and therefore the result
which % announced.
II The reported nomination Of Gen. Pierce
should be confirmed, Il viii be indubitable evi
dence, that his selection was prompted BY an
anxious desire to reconcile al parties and pro-
mote The welfare and harmony Of the country.
Gen. Pierce il = lawyer Of superior talents,
has honerahly and Successfully represented the !
Staae Of New Hampshire, in both houses Of
Csassess and descending from distinguished
soldier Or The revolution, he won golden lau.
rels On the sangainary fields Of Mexico.
II nom,nated, bis nomination viii be hailed
with general joy. eq
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

~ Washington's Farewell Address has
been recently translated into German. and thou
sands Of copies have been disposed Of.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

~ The pomp and style of'he President Of
France, and his snionrags at the last review
were quite regal. We notice that Jerome Bon
sparte 10 constantly styled by the French pap
trs liking Jerome"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Apl. 2l-w4s.
~~~
Notice.

yrynrRE "a now in the store Of the Undersigned In
/ the city of Dubuque, TWO SMALL BOXES; con-
tents not known Received off the steamer iamarto,
marked "a follows: sJudae j. Blacker. Old Town Ohio.
car, Of John Waddel, Chiicothe. Ohio" The oth.r
marked sJohn D. Share, Cincinnati, Ono and from X:
s. Du Buque Java" The above Boxes will b. assig Cd
and exposed for sale after tn 2sth day o. Nay, 1882 -
cay charges unless sooner called and chsrges paid
Nav 10 ls5o-dtf EMERSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator Notice.

Administrators Notice.
AYOTlCE il hoseby given that the undersigned has
IN hecn appointed administrator If the estate George
w. Brown, late Of Dubuque county Iowa. Ali persons
having claies against said estate will present and
tabs the sxme, bf the County Court Of said county
a. qured By law, and those ndebd to it must make
immediate payment JACOB BROWN, Jr. Admir-.
June g. I052.-w4w.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

The number OF acres under cultivation in
England for hops, ~ 1926, and more than half
10 IN the equity Of Kent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Spring Arrival Of SeaSOnable
GOODS.

FROM NEW YORK AND sT. LOUIS.
receiving my Sprne SrocR GooDs adapted to the
season. In the way Of SILK, FAScY DRfss Goops
7 have full and well select, assortment, and am
6tent that my Goods will please. Painted Berages, Be-
buttons and trimmings B"nnets of almost every descrp
ton with Ribbons and Arthcials; Gloves and all kinds
Of Hosiery, Iaces, Muslins, Edengs and Insertings
Ginehams, Pr,uts, &C., &c. My stock of Staple
Goods IL also complete, and prices will suit you
OF HARDWARE have
a small stock, and QUEENSWAREa good supply en-
bracine abnut every article usually called for. Also
Of Boots Brogans and Ladies' Caters, Boot
ees, Walking Shoes and 81 ppers Always the best
ticie Of Groceries Of description. You will find
ready show you and soil my Goods at all timos Call
and examine fer yourselves.
&c. WEATHERBY,
Main Street one door abovc the Miners Bank.
Duhuouo ApriI Qc---dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
On Friday evening, June 9TH, BY Rev. z. Co.
vel, MISS SoPHIA CHASE, Of Illinois, to MR
MlcuAxL ErArFLEsAcH, Of this city.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

"Why don't you admire my daughter said
proud mother to gentleman. "Because" he
replied, IL am NO judge Of paintings"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Administration Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, L.
DuBueuE COUNTY.
DUBUQUE COUNTY COURT-MARCH
TERM, 1852
A DNINfSTRATION upon the estats Ct Fe.inand
n Hermannes la:s of said county deceased has
ho. n granted To P. c. Hantenan; all persons having
claims against said estate will and establish the
same before said Court quired hv law.
&c. HANTELnAN, Admir-.
All. ol-w4t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09

Coat MIsE.-A great coal mine has been
discovered in Kentucky, seven miles from Clio.
yer park. The coal 10 found in surface veins
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
District Court.
JAMES M. EMERSON,

n order of the Court this cause, the undersgred
ID Receiver, therein appointed, Of the assets OF j. b.
Co,dshery & Co being ordered 70 collect and close up
the same forthwith All persons indebted said firm by
note or account therefore TO call and ses
the sar without delay store, where TIE roies aud
books ca account will be nnd, and ali persons SO idett-
ed are forbidden pay any other person, exce7t by
nv written order such payment viii nn recosZed
in discharge OF anv such debt B. J. O'EhLLORAE,
Dubuque, Oct. 2s.-tf CIV. Receiver
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
THOMPSON &, BORLAND.


New and SRI Stock Of
-Summcr Goods
Consisting Of French Crh. Cashmere Doe Skin and
also a varity Of American, Scutch and Fancy Cassi
mers Our assortmentof vE.rsSo, consist Of FaE.cH
SIX Pa'trns, WHIrE ard FAScy Marseiles, all Of
which we will furnish low any such Merchandise
and Workman.hp he sold in the United States; We
hav. ai.o hand beautiful assortment OF the best
trimmings.
our CUTTING DEPARTMENT.
This department shall 10 conducted with untrng
sonal exsrtOn in order that give to those who
NAV favor with their patronage. uments nnequa
I'd for beauty to fit workmanship, taste and fashion.
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
In this Department We shall continue to give the strict
attention superior trimmings, elegant and hrm
work manshp which j. the best TO secure the pub
lie patronage.
GENTIFMEN
Furnishinr their own material. have them manufac
tured At this establishment with and pronptness
az Our Business will entirely 10 confined to ordered
trade.
NOTICE.
TWO COAT MAKERS wanted. None but first rate
worsmen need apply, and the highest city prices paid
may 21dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
Administration Notice.

Administration Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
DUruauE CouNrY
DUBUQUE COUNTY COURT-APRlL
TERM, 1852.
A DMINIsTRATION upon the Estate Of George Pfeii
n err lae of said county, deceased has been granted
to Joseph pfeiler All persons having claims agaIns
said E,at, will present and establish the before
said Court, as required by law.
JOSEPH FPEILER, Admir-.
Dubuque, April 81. 1852. w4t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-09
To ASH w. Clifford.

To Mrs. Jane Kee:
WON are hereby notified that there is file in
the Office of tho Clerk of the District Court in and
for the county of Fayct the State of iowa. petition
OF William s. Kee, asking for divorce from the bands
ofmarimony for the that he cannotivs in peace
ami happiness with You; and unless you appear, and
thereto before the second day of the
torn of said Court decree will Re rendered against
you thereon. You also notified, that dispositions will
be taken said the Office of the Clerk of SAL
Court on tho ninth day of April next aten O'clock
WM. McCLINTOCK, Airy tor plt'f.
March 3lst, 1852-w4w