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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
f. SAWSLAYER,S
nv NEW STORE.
DEALER IN ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,

I HAVE just received large addition TO my stock in
L tended for
FALL AND WINTE r.
Comprising att the varieties styles and qualities usual
ly wanted for the city and country trade. All my goods
have been selected with by myself in person, and
think from the long experience have had in the bus
can offer more than ordinary inducements 20 buy
Please call and examine for yourselves My motto
is large sales and small profits.
&s5- Rooni-J. IL. Thedinga,s old stand.
Oct. 2, '5.-daly-tf
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Treasurer ofthe City Of Dubuque.
City Recorders Office, !
Dubuque, Nov. 4th, 1852. )

CHy NCCUVUcT's OUtCC,
Dubuque, Nov. 4th, 1852.
To B. J. O'Ialioran, Treasurer of The City Of
Dubuque: 7@''t
SIR.-You are hereby notified to be and ap-
pear before the City Council, at its regular ses-
sion, commencing at 6 o'clock, 2. M, on Mon
day next, the 9Th inst, to shew cause, if any you
have, why the Office which you now hold, as
Treasurer Of said city, should not be declared
vacant. By order of the City Council.
, Given under my hand and the Seal of the
H. 81 City, this 4th day of November, 1859.
CHAS. CORKERY, City Recorder
hereby testify this TO be a true copy.l
H. G.. PIERCE, City Marshal.
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Pieces majority,

q That egg found near Padocah. bearing the
name "Winfeld Scott. il now believed to be q
sbad egg.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES

REPORTED FOR THE "AlSERs hArREss.
by O'Rsilly's Line.
New York, Nov. h,-7 M
Fsturns from Georgia show that Pierce has
earned that STATE by about 1000, Virginia TO-
600, North Caroline 5000. kouisians, Mssis
sippi end As.bama also - cratic by large
m,ioritiss, and Tennessee rom to 5000
Scott will carry two States-Vermont and
Massachusetts,, By ANAL majorities.
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Treasarer's Office, !
Dubuque, Nov. 5th, 1859. 4

7redsarers OWcc, I
Dubuque, Nov. 9Th, 1859.
WV. II. MERRITT, Esq.-Dear SIR: Viii
you be SO just as to publish in your paper, the
following notice, received from the City Coun-
Gil, for the purpose Of making ii generally known
hope, as many of my fellow-citzens, as car
conveniently attend on the occasion, will do so
and oblige, very truly yours,
B. }. O'HALLORAN.
Treasurer ofthe CITY of Dubuque.
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~ It is reported that Clayton and Delaware
counties have gone democratic. ut@ aaE
Jackson also, is reported 800 for Pierce.
We hear nothing from the Southern part of
the State. a ssiesfe sm
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HAVING bought out my former partner, Mr.. Otto
II GeIpcke, beg leave TO inform my friends, and tho
public generally that shall the business at tho
old stand next door to srrson's on my own account.
firm, tender the public my most heartfelt thanks,
and would respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
HERMANN SCHROEDER.
Dubuque, Oct. 22d, 1852. dwlm
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The river IL on the rise, with heavy rains
above.
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CRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
The November No. of this popular periodical
has come 10 hand. II is al that its hsgh repu-
tation warranted Us in expecting d7Ha7
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

ON the lst of October, 1852 select Boarding School
~ was opened at Mt. 81. Bernard, commonly called
Table Mound. he location is most eligible, being per-
fecy hcalthy-abou four and half miles from Dubu
que, and supplied with excellent springs Tie ednca-
fop will he sound and liberal. Terms moderate I'm
der the special of Bishop Ioras. Fer particulars
call On him his residence in Dubuque, or on the PresI
deIf of The establishment.
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Let advertisers rememher, that the Miners
Expreas 70 the Oldest paper in the North Of lows
that il has been in existence for going OF
twelve years !. that Il is a. universally known
and read, As any paper in the State; and that Y
win do sdvegtising upon lust q reasonable term'
a il can be done elsewhere.
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GEN SCOTIA BILLY SEWARD DRlV.
ENTO THE WALL-THE SOUP BOWL
KNOCKED INTO THOUSAND FRAG.
MENTS BY rHE "FlREIN THE REAR"
THE SECTIONAL ISMS OF THE
COUNTRY KILLED, BURIED AND
EPlTAPHED-EvERY STATE IN TIE
UNION GONE FOR PIERCE & KING.
EXCEPT. VERMONT AND MASSA-
CHUSErrS. $50 s,
At II o'clock Saturday night, We received the
above despatch, announcing the result OF the
recent election. Pierce and King have carried
every State except Vermont and Massachusetts
This u joyful intelligence il 10 mighty re-
suit; the history Of the world presents no such
complete triumph Of one party and total dis
comfture and wreck Of another; never were q
band Of wseekless politicians 30 signally re-
buked intelligence and patriotism have proud
" triumphed, over sectionalism and corruption;
the people are honored and the Union preserv.
ed. God, and the intelligence and virtue OF
our people, be thanked for this result
Let us be duly guarded how We use--and
not misuse-the advantages il has conferred.
Let us husband all our RESOURCES, that we may
preserve the proud and lofty position hich we
now occupy before the country and the world.
The question is now eiIectaslly answered; ''cho
IL Frs.kiia PIERCE" and we trust, and firmly
believe, thaa his adninistraaien vii not disap-
point the high expectation elected. g ea
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION. as
A meeting Of The democrats Of this City will
be held At Democniic Halithis evening.
TURN OUT. TURN OUT! -
The chair WILDE taken 1t u o'clock precise
ly.e5 NJ sili.I s s is-s8l 4
CLINTON COUNTY.

a We caII atlenu0n 70 tue cOrfesp0hdehcc
Of the City Treasurer. lseat
CLINTON COUNTY. a
We are under compliment 10 8. II. Samuels.
ESQ for the returns from Clinton county. AL
the townships heard from, except one. Pierce
and King slm.j. from l25 to $780, From present
appearances, Pierces majority in this State will
be from 2 to 5000.
OHIO. sdf sitstaf
Hamilton county, including Cincinnati, has
given 3, 500 maj. for Pierce. who would have
thought il! .5a "a IS qnssssg sla IS
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ALAS Al FOR rae sour CANDIDATE.

ALAS FOR THE SOUP, CANDIDATE.
From the papers which We received by last
evenings mails, the telegraphic news is con-
6rmed; and the more we hear, the worse the
ASPECT 10 for Scott. SCOTS chances for more
than one State (OLp vERxokr,) are decidedly
slim. Who would be a military candidate
Alas! poor Yorrick! .s3 H2# ~
u The following telegraphic despatch We
extract from the Galcna Jeifersonian
Dixon, Aldrich, Wing, Congress, SO maj.
Dement, dem Legislature So ["
Pierce and King, 43 /"
ST. Louis, Sect, 3,772
sa Pierce, 5,os4
"a The Wings Of st. Louis concede the election
to Pierce.
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IA National Railroad convention is in
contemplation.
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81 uon. TAom pson CaRpbsli defeated fer
se4.ss = sssssf Congress.f s 81
4 The Galena JefFeEsonian Of the 4th inst. &c.
knowledxes the defeat Of Mr.. Campbell. is
always nortifyine = DE democracy . suffer !
defeat vhere DIZZY are largely in the majority, -
in skisscase; buE il y sometimes The case, thai
ones deIsst q stnibltable 70 hin own ihdiscre
ton, q The indiscretion Of friends. FPerhaps
in hin ssse, bob eauses have combined 10 pro-
duce this sesals; and ift %. an important lesson
j. to be learned, fren che experience Of the
past, TO guide them in the future. Mr. Camp
bells policy since BE entered public life, has
boeu e TOO sslfsA and local character to win
for him any copsidersble reputation either a. :
.sta,easan, or politician. lie seems 10 have
REGARDED ~ corporate limits of Galena, y the
rrsst seassl fsens sf al his Political hopes and
the peculiar trish spet n creation. demanding
allihe e.ergies Of his mind and the cid Of his
lseialaiive experience. And i i = much per
haps, this mistakes pslssy and eraaeoas notion
q Representative duty, which has rem
dered hin unpopular. . any other cause
Houever, il eannot Be doubted, BY hose who
have had scees 10 The JeAesonian for the last
four weeks, that Tire course Of tsat journal. Ia
reeklessly charging Senator Jeaes and the de-
noeracy Of this city. with attempting to defeat
both he nsminai,on and election Of Mr.. Camp
bell, has afforded ample ground for the disinter
ested 70 presume, that NJ. Campbeli's ffiend'
wore - anxious 70 d he democracy OF Dubuqoe
and senatsr Jokes N iajusy, ste do their pre-
tended fivorite friendly service; and that THU
v,s one II The causes Of his defeat. The fol-
Devine exasset sffea N editorial in that jsurna
win skow 10 what ieagth il has ssae.
ut i velf kse~ns that The election Of Mr.
!. Campbsu, 4, - 49, been warmly opposed By
DnAse0e-sAat ewes Tie demoency Of that city
shssu What obsaacles they could in the way q
he asniestisn- i Z ven k.swn that letter.
were vntisn 70 Carroll csunty By prominent
denoorass, urslnr members Of ths party there
= sppese him il Convention.
Nos, thsss are bold charges 70 prefer against
chs lenecrseysf Dubaqoe, and II they Be true,
iuss;fy The Jelessonisnto some extent, in the
h,rshness viii which II has treated the democ-
.s.ey 4 Dnbsque. But, we trust the JeiBerson-
ian I'm pardon y Cor doubling the story, that
he demscraey Of Ibis city have taken an active
part aSainx Nlr. G !, and that prominent demo
cratsof this sisy. wrote letters to Carroll coun
ty,uyrins ~ aefeas q his nomination. W.
e,anee believe Oh tale, until vs zee better ev-
idsaea Dan - bars statemens Of IN interested
per:v. Ard III ihs Jeasrsonian may justify
~iasslf, ~ ssqsese that i sahmit The evidence
- ~ n -
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We publish two communications to-day, upon
the difficulty between the Common Council and
the City Treasurer. ~.
We have already expressed our opinion, so
that it 10 unnecessary for 10 to say anything
more. We may, however, hope that the matter
wall be amicably adjusted on Monday night.
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Jackson, SCOTS estimated majority over Pierce
is 20.
Baltimore, SCOTS estimated maj 20.
SCOTS majority in the county will probably
be about three hundred and twenty-five over
Pierce. Hale will get in the county about two
hundred votes. 1sfsStA -
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Distrlbuting Post Once. no =
The Gslena people are feiicitaiing themselves
over their good fortune in procuring for Calena
the privilege Of distributing the malls for the
North West. s5se's4 =
We would IKE TO know by whose management
this imposition has been perpetrated upon the
PEOPLE Il he North West. If there 10 one place
in The country, more poorly adapted for dissri-
bu,ing Office than an other. il j. unquestionsbly
Galena Situated some miles interior from the
MISSISSIPPI, upon . marrow. shallow, muddy and
ssfpeatine stream, it il With the utmost difficulty
that the smallest class steamers can navigate
The stream foi . great portion Of The season Of
navigation. Boats are liable every day during
low water, to stick ia. the mud, and remain fast,
one, two and three days, before they can es-
cape. a II II
THIS il the place that the wisdom Of the 2. o
Deparsment has selected, - the most proper
locstion in al the country round about for .
Disisibsting Office. u st
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WISCONSIN. AFf {a}
The Madison Daily Argus sets down the maj
in Wisconsin for Pierce and King at 10000.
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EThe Duke of Wellington died from cat
inc too much
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Day school.

A Day School is also to be opened in the place
On Monday, November 9Th.
Dubuque, Oct 2Sh, iJ2-daw-lm
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To THE EDITORS MINERS EXPRESS.
GENTs:-On looking over the proceedings o
the City Council as published in your paper,
have been very forc;b!y struck, with what ap
pears to me the extraordinary proceedings of tina
August body and which almost force one to ex
n la;u with no
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Noy.a4 g. 1862 B

Democratic majority five hundred and thirty
three. zis1qs i, l3s sac y. ge.f.i,g ts3,yr
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ForeIgu News.
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ANTHOLOGY, Sc

$50
&1 000 REWARD.-NADAxE CLIFTON TIE
w a,OOO wonder Of tho world, Is the only person
IN ths CITY that gives correct information in regard
TO health wealth, marriage absent friends, &C. sho
mas been visited by thousand Of tho
bic ladies Ia the city Give her call and sho will
Iat you will not disappointed Her stay l. limited
Residence No. 50 Essex street two doors ,roome
V>HE WONDERFUL fEAR-DR. q. W. RORACk
Professor Of Astrolory from Stockholm, sweden the
ACKNOWLEDGED head or the school Of
respectfully inform the public that the year s52 being the
bssexe or leap year affords peculiar facilities for IT. prsc-
rco OF hstroloRy and Geomancy. The are ALWAYS
truth eilers to the Of prophetic science this year
these revelations will be full elesr, and p than
tgrippa in his Book Of the Stars
lis on the leap year tho planets tell our race
Not only facts. but circumstance and piacs
All tho wide future with their lsht uussaL
And unto man his destiny reveal
consult Thorn, then in this their time Of uoye,
. And take, man, their knowledge az thv ,dowern
Now therefore. IL the propitous time No matt.r bo,y
fpeMd yonr ahairs may BE- under what al cultes vou
s,Gr Whether in busnes love- law any Of
y ~ you can receive accurate information and
eontoins aid from DIR. c. W. Roback No White sren,
either ~ addresstn1 him by letter with foe from a, ~
lin az his residence. 4'''" =" ''V"u"s"pos
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LIQUORS..

nj u. PETERS 4 CO.. ARE JUSTLY ENTITLED
AZ TO he liberia patronage they Tally receiving for
= Ne! known they sell the hncst Wines, Brandes and
uayana egar OF any house IN the city We recommend 81
10 give them q call Orders from families solicited by
NJ u. y. 4 CO., 800 Broadway.
(NAsH oNLY.-THiS ls THE ONLY PRINCIPLE
~ That can stnnd the test 81 timely ADOPTING and
saherng closely the above system, enabled 20 sell
Brandes, Wines, Gin Rum, Whskey Cordia,- No. Scy IN
bottles or on draugt in quantities 20 suit ns Pnrensr
- per cent lo than II any other store in this city WA
". UNnERHlIL. 4e0 Broonie street, corner Crosby.
EAIkIRK ALE-JuST RECEIVED - BARRELS OF
the above Scotch Ale by the steamer Gas
Cow IN fine order Aiso hand Younger and Campbslls
Scotch md India Pale Ae Dublin stout bar
clay Perkins London Porter and brown stout Nc war
ranted For sale ~ the barrel or DOZEN 40 owest
rotms street corner Crosby
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30. s ss s' TMs Basas ssa
issrs 70 .s
, q sIs s a s
Ta:ilsn ~ % :.r::s Esdnssdsy svssisE
I...r Ts Ps ss . arc
speakers will address tho moetin and explain how an nd
the association, obtain home for himself time
f:i ne sss sa ss
tween Columbia and Sheriff strses where sll
OBADIAH NEwcoMB, Proadent,
c"x. "iTi Y. res SAMUEL JORDAN, Asst. w. a.
MAncus FraRm, Attorney and Counsellor, IS wailss.
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
b held rhuIsasy evening next Inc iish instant.
the y
ssS g. Once s Nos BE-
BIoadvay soathss:. Grand Open from 10
a. = 'A''' RI sYfT oARMAN, President
Tn0s.s STssIsss Viz; rsssd'as
sem Asgussus Banore James L. Dill Augustus Lasar, IL.
MORTIMER SMITH Secretary.
Hrrny r. CunsIEss, Attorney.
who are about subscribing 90 tho stock company had
ssss s f +: :Ss.si
sfew shares Insurance Company,
IS
a vi" sss'
ever nsd sy any IN tho city Of
e e. 8 80 per saass WIN Be- and psyss: rho
psrsons subscribe either Of tho beesors
s. Jnss"H~s Secretary No scln.on sours Bsss%an st.
on wsaa,'day evening" March 10 - sasi, rooms -
illustrating the objects Of this association hold no
An persons who desire 70 learn .ho operations asso
=. DELAfIELD SMITH, Vice Pres's.
). r. KENDALL, Secretary.
, John J. Herrish, wm Thomson Joel ". Mason Samuel
James Thompson, Attorney, No. IS Wall street.
'I>nE FULTON MECHANICS AND WORKING MEMS
The ns n .C%as
VIC advantages Of savings bank with thoss Of building
"A public meeting win DO held a. Chatham Han No. 5
admission sfnsw members whom the object and superior
of ~ s1s M BE-
" up $50 being subscribed Tor a. the hrst meeting
'ss rSas
IGN n" s % S.r allowed on
dues over when paid ADVANCE or in case Of withdrawal
90 cents 1H S:Sse
Ss u
Following oihesrs;-o >ur, cormuypnpH p,,.
WILLIAM WCEp Vice President, 81 BowoYy.
ISAAC AMERMAN, Jr, Secretary, 60 Third avenue.
Geo. H. Walker Elizabeth street, corner Hester street.
Isaac l.. Deyoe, 40 Eldridge street.
". W. Whitney, II College place.
III. HoCollum, 40 Eldridge street.
Foster Il. Williams, l46 Hester street.
Tobias " Mumford, ~ Norfolk street.
Nathaniel Terpeny lS5 Fifth street.
Ladies subscribe number OF shares by leaving
the ir names with any Of the above officers
Two PERSONS ORGANIZING BUILDING OR LOAN
Associations, and 20 Real Estate AgentsA gentleman
who has been for many years investigating titles
10 real estate and who we'll acquainted with The laws
atng to such property and it's value In New York and vi
.iny ia DESTROYS 20 form business with parties
organizing associations for building other
nacted with real estae and desirable capital
be invested in the business Or The advertiser willing 70
form partnership other business arrangement with
already estate business UnquCg
nah III AAvaea knvl poak Nice
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ITO AUCTIOSEERS AND OTHERs-TUE UNDER
signed would respectfully invite the attention per-
sons Tho may wish to obtain splendid and snowy room
the sale OF Furniture Fancy Goods
ngs that the City Assembly Rooms can be obtaued on re
sonable terms. by applying to
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our country In this discourse Rev. Archbishop
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io FULTON street, near Broadway.
Two THE PUBLIc,--THE NEW YORK RgverLLE rs
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Hint to Sdyenturers. A.toniahins Rose" The
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~ Richard Nooton have jut Issued the drst number Of
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Job Pippins the Man who could not uep it, tho
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nLD BOOKS AND ENGRAvINGS SELLING orr
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any neglect o. business The pronunciation ot tho french
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DRY GOODS.

,,-s,
SJLKs, sILKs.-TBE RICHEST AND MOST BFAUrI
- fn Br0cade silks imported this season are this dav re-
teed and offered for sale, Wholesale and retail together
with every variety OF dress goods adapted the
TIFFANY 4 CUTTING, No. 32I Broadwav
DRINTED LAWNS AND BAREGEs-oItR COIN TRy
friends would do well 70 call and examine the a.sort
ment of Lawns and Barcgcs Of 'e
LEE. BREWSTER & co. a Cedar street.
MorRNlNG CORRESPONDENCE AND SECOND
~ Mourning Prints and Lawns in great variety by the
piece and package. $500 = -
LEE. BREWSTER q co. a Cedar street.
GpRlNG MhNTlLLAS.-TuE SUBSCRIBER rs NOW
- prepared 20 submit To tho inspection Of and
wholesale buyers an elegant aud extensive Of
Va hhnts Ia every fabric design all Of his
own importation and manufactures and which he oars on
,ne most liberal terms. GEO BULPIN. Paris Wantiis
Emporium 40 Oi broadway. " B.--Wiii eolnovs on The
Zsa to No Bl Broadway, few doors higher the
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HOUSES AND LOTS IN TWENTY FOURTH STREET
TO be sold at Auction-Tbosc modern built three
story brick houses Nos 3l3 and35 West Twenty fourth
street the Hudson River Railroad will be Mt
ton at the Merchants Exchange Wednesday, 10Th inst
They contain all the modern improvements-gas, baths,
closets, ranges marble mantes &C. &e and will be
the highest bidder. Apply to Messrs BLEECKER e. SONS,
Auconeefs, No. Broad street, or to
w. WARD, 15g BROADWAY.
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Two PERSONS ORGANIZING BUILDING OR LOAN
Associations and 20 Real Estate AgentsA gentleman
who has been for many engaged in titles
20 real estate and who well with the laws re-
atng to such property and ts value In New York and vi
.ny ia DESTROYS 20 form business econ with parties
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