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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
THE TOwNOr LANSING. IOWA.

TINE above T.wnis situated in the county of Alama-
kee State OF Iowa the Mississippi River about ten
miles from the Moth line of Iowa and south Of Min
The site high above any stage Of wafer,
rie and beautiful. steamboat landing, unsurpassed
for convenience Of the Mississippi extends tn
whole length Abundance Of wood, and the hest Of
water, are in the immediate vicinity. superior
mill is in operation mile above the town. and fin.
quarry in the will always ao I'd III. build
ing ccnvenences BY almost level and well travelled
road yun may reach extensive plateau of country,
surpass d in hcalttulnss, beauty and fertility cunbin
adj in the world. On this grand plateau the ST Peters,
the ID, Mones, the Iowa. the little Iowa, the Red Ce
dar many other rivers take their raise. The coun
try after you leave Lansing, opens beautifully with
proportion of woodland and prairi. that makes easy
and nien for the opening Of FARMS and it is fast
filling up with industrious and enterprsing popula
on. The land is htersccted with small rapid of
water abonnding by trort. These are fed by
II is believed by tie popreOrs Of lansing that its site
wiASct he occupied by large city. portion 0f has
been surveyed into Town Lots, which Off red for
sale low ms. Some forty Lots have been disposed
Of On which buildings arc he rec ted
a good Hotel, number Of stores, Mechanics Shops.
The first Lots disposed Of there last JULY II is
estimated that the Goods sold and foR this year
will $4,000. School is kept there the pres
winter, Religious Meetings held an able and
experience Printer has his Press and Type all adv to
remove there the opening of navigation ANY Der.
son wishing such location may do well to apply hut,
prefer to make sales till the wishing to buy
be perfect As the property !. without incumbrance
i =. f. snaoHGHsTHnfoS, s rs%p.'-
| a. Mr. HAxEv is legally authorized to my name
perectng title in the sale OF any portion Of the above
properly. H. II. hOUGHTON.
] 5, dw2m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

IT, The New York Herald has heard il wins;
pered that John Van Buren,, the brightest :nd
burning son Of Lindenwald. having become dis.
gusted with the social ard political life Of that
neighborhood, has some idea Of purchasing
cotton or rice plantation in South Carolina or
Alabama, and of retiring entirely from the north
ern regions, to the more congenial, intellectual
and sunny climate of the south
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

GERMANS IN AMERlcA.-The whole number
Of Germans in the United States is estimated
at 5000, 900, being over one-ffth and nearly
one-fourh Of the whole population # the coun-
try which is estimated-at 100000 Ofthese
FIVE millions Of Germans, nine tcnths arc in the
free States. Missouri is the only slave State in
which they have settled in any considerable
number sylranian
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

MONEY MARKEr.-The New York Express
says:
The condition Of the Money market is daily
improving. The rates have descended to low
points, large negotiations having been made at
S per cent. per annum. and money can be
readily obtained on sound securities at that
rate.
The Boston Post says:
Within day OF two large sum has been
lent by one of our leading banking houses, at
very low rates, on unquestioned securities. I he
Treasurer of the Commonwealth has borrowed
half million Al 4 per cent within the week
We informed that the money thus lent be-
low our legal rate is foreign capital.
Where arc our whig panic makers who will
have it that the money is all leaving the coun-
try under the existing Tariff!
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Mhtklg Grprtss.


uwe have sent out anumber OF accounts
for subscription, and have charged but f,eo dol
,lsrs per year in cases where the amounts have
been due for one or more years. This wa
IRE willing to take II paid sOON-othe ~ ''e
We shall charge two dollars and fifty cen Tor
each years subscription that has run out. 6ef-
ter look 10 this
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Dubuque March 18th 1859.

vA correspondent Of the Missouri Repub-
iican writing from Washington under date Of
the l7'h ult., gives it Us his opinion that the Tn
derwood Amendment to the Iowa Land Bill
will be defeated in the Senate, and the said bill
pass in few days
In the House he says the policy will be sus-
tanned by the East, the West and members from
the soSth. We begin to feel easy on this sub.
iect.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
ouR RAIL ROADS,

ltshould be borne in mind, that meeting is
called for this evening at Globe Hall, to express
che public sense Of this community, upon the
ProPriety and necessity of adhering to the Du-
buque and Keokuk and Davenport and Council
Bluffs railroads, as now presented in the bill be.
roads. The question 10. shall we adhere to this
project, or shall we abandon it, by the agitation
of conflicting propositions, desisssd and calcu-
lated . defeat The grant of single acre oflands
for the State This is the question for our cisi-
1ens 10 determine and it becomes them, to take
high and decisive ground. 1t becomes them,
to look well to their own interests. It becomes
them TO take such ground, as will comport with
what they have said and done heretofore, and
reflect no suspicion upon either their lntelli-
g-nce or fidelity.
u Is surprising to US, that such an issue, as
This Call pre- cents, should have been raised in
this City. We had supposed that there was but
one opinion upon this question, and we may say,
that We believe now, there 10 but one opinion,
oot side Of the Dubuque Herald and few men
who favor the dogma's Of that concern.
II i the very climax IF absurdity and fraud,
TO raise such question at this late day; it is
faiihless, to distract, because we cannot rule !;
and il n idle to talk about such q grant, and
such road. being an injury to the State and
our City. It win bring business and capital to
the State. enhance the value Of every loot Of
land in the country, accommodate the wants
and absolute necessities Of our dispirited farm
ers, a9ard our farming and mercantile commu.
nifty. an opportunity 10 get their produce to mar
ket. and avail themselves of the benefits of the
best market aud the best seaosn, during the ice
bound fall. winter and spring, and give employ.
ment to every mechanic and laboring man in
CITY and country. Not ! man who can handle
rein. IN AZ. Pech,a shovel, chisel, black.
smiths hammer, or who has dollars worth of
goods 10 dispose Of, but what is directly and
deeply interested in this subject and will be
largely benefited By the improvement
We say then, let them turn out and let them
vindicate their character for Intelligence and f.
deity, By sustaining the present project, or let
shea libel that character, BY acknowledg ing
that they have for Eve years, been seeking a
shadow for asubstance, aud that now, because
they oaanot grasp allthe benefits resulting from
great staie Improvement, they will defeat the
grant and blast the hopes Of the State.
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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
= - % IL @ II NJ O.
800 GOO nOlaurS,i

WE have this Fall, the largest and most magni-
w cent stock Of
RE.4 DY .M.3DE CLIO THING
Ever offered by house, As regards rhe Styles and
make Of our GOODS it is useless speak, as we have
a reputation far and wide, of keeping the
Best Nude Clothing in the Country
And from the many advantages we possess in i'm
porting and manufacturing entire stock for cash.
and selling to none but prompt and fnrtle rmore
the ucfnendous amount Of Goods that SOIL il must
be apparent to every that sell at wer prices
than any other house ~.
We NOT ONLY can, RUT WILL.
fTOn the 18th of August we will open our Ersr,
Stock for Inspection All wo ask ~, you to call in
and examine: as we are fully satisfied you will pur
chase In addition to our large stock Of Staple Goods
we have . large assortment or
VERY FINE CLOTHING.
prMesto-"larso sales and small profits.'
MARTIN & BROTHER,
=, NO. llS, Main ST. st. Louis, Mo.
! No. ll3 broadway. N. York,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

BE- PATIESr.-We have a number Of adver.
tisemcnts on hand, but our advertising patron
age is so much greater now than at any time
get them up. This evening we will receive the
necessary material, and get them all up as soon
as possible.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
District Court.
JAMES Nj. EMERSON, }

JoHN B. GoLDsRURY g. OTHERS.
II order of the Court this cause, the undersigned
II Receiver therein appointed, Of the asserts VI j. b.
(;odsbery Co. beng ordered to collect and close M
the forthwith, All persons indebted 10 said firm by
therefore requested 10 call and settle
the without delay, AZ store where the notes md
books account will he found land all PERSONS 81 ie T.
ed forbidden to pay to any other person. except by
written order, such payment viii he recognized
in discharge vi any such debt. B. J. OsHALLOR IN,
DrDnqne, oct. 2S-tf dW Recrrvc
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Laughlin g. Oelberg,

TAILONS,
u EG leave inform the Citizens of Dubuque and the
~ surrounding country, that they have taken Shop
directly opposite the NAPLES House, Main Street,
where they are prepared TO make up with neancss and
dispatch, ana in the Fashionable Style all kinds OF
Garments the senior partner having for number Of
years been engaged in the nest asil nabe establish
mcnts in London and New York City, there b., giving him
many advantages. They feel assured that the. piexe
the taste Of the fastidous.
Dcy. All We ask Is a call.
Fashions receired Monthly.
DUBUQUE, Feb. 9, lS52-d6m 80
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

DEGREES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con-
sists in the multiplicity Of agreeable conscious
ness. A peasant has not a capacity for having
equal happiness with philosopher. Tney may
be equally happy. A small drinking glass and
a large one may be equally full, but the larger
one holds more than the smal1er-Dr. John
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

Coon Hunoa.-The good humored criticism
Of the Burlington Telegraph, upon our little
aquiss ssost The Burlingtonans petitioning Con.
9ress for money 10 build Court House and
Jailwe admire much. and in the event TINT our
railroad grant fails. and they get an approp-ia-
ton for court House. Jal and Asylum, we may
be induced TO accept their offer. With one
condition however. and that is, that the apart.
ments Of The Asylum shall be % arranged,
that the quiet and harmless inmates, shall Be
sufhsienily removed from the Wild and boiste {.
eas ones, MOTTO Be disturbed By them You
viii perceive that we apprehend = large percent
IRON yeur Town town, and do not wish t. Be
broaght in too close proximity to them, for fear
they might RI. : Ball ciss" over as, or stab
us in the back, with +. raid. Ass.TAa
lf you have any Of our Asssesls'. down your
way send them up, and re will endeavor to
rec;procsas whea Jon provide Jail for crim-
nails. But unless you take better care Of our
zen, tksa some, who leit you for better quarters,
sepresent that yoa took care Of them, we can
assure yoa. th-y win not remain with you long.
they are good ives, aud will net remain,
whsse the house leaks, the meat i lean, or the
"a unwholesome. So look out that they don,
give you the clip and come home. ~ ,fq
As to the lsrgs doaations which Dubuque has
bod Tor the inprsss1sss Of her Hsr5or, it jus,
ansunts to 1la.0o0. Nine thousand Of which
- expeudedin buiiding Dredge boat and
~ bslance in commencing an improvement,
waich has never done the City dollars wor.t
e god. The boat Is sunk, and the work de
,nssshed. Bot what the government qwouls
~ 10, car citisens have taken hold Of, by %
psseriatiag "a 40, from their own pockets an,
sAsssork i progressin: rapidly.
Scientifically Mr.. Telegraph, We are a gres
s1aiser Of law and order, and we do hope 10
ny go cesft House ana Jail. and We q
No. ysa win hs:ea up. on every man Ii,
deserves taking ears Of, no matter what raw
sssA nay commit ashe population Of Jos
ases. When do you expect Morgan home.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
ID lie ID

In Placervie, the night Of the 2lsf Of January,
Mrs. MARoAnEr QrtcLEY, Formerly of Benton, Wis
consin, aged IL years.
IN stockton, Monday, Janus airy 25, Of erysipeias
Mr. GusrAvUs 4. BAeos, late from burlington, Iowa
aged - years. San Francisco Herald.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
A CAR ID.

j. p. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
IIAvTN purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac
tice of D. LEE, of this place, respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens of Dubuque and
the interior.
Office opposite the Bank and Immediately the Exchange
and Banking House,
where he will be happy perform all operations upon the
teeth both for their beauty and preservation. Teeth
serted in whole partial sets. upon any of the modern
improved Methods with or without artificial gums and
1arranted for iJr. -...
Particular attention paid to Extracting, Filling and
cleansing aso to the regulation of Chldren's teeth He
material but the best and WILL in all operations
whether surgical mechanical give entire sasfacto
make charge. Refer to
Asa HoRR NJ. D.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w. FIyLEY, NJ. D.; Maj. NJ. MokLEY;
G. w. RICHARDS, NJ. D.. r. VARIES, Esq;
r. l. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
DR.. r. has on hand large and well selected stock
iNCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, which he offers to the PRO
fession Manufacturers prices Orders respectfully so
cited.
Dubuque, Sept -. 1851
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FANCY STORE.
hAIcc HQEEh AArI.J.ikICp

ID RESPECTFULLY informs fhe public OF Dubuque,
IL that she has determined to sell off her entire wir-
stuck cheaper than ,os have before been sold
IN this vicinity II consists OF bonnfs If the
first qnalit, and STYLE eqaled by in the STATE
uwa). Winter Hoods Of thr newest shape; stock
of blond an! lac" caps am. head dresses, lace
ines, flowers, ribbons, vets silks and sans, emp.
satin piping and other dr'ss trimmings muslin in SCI.
onS and edeng works, collar and lace capes and other
articles numerous % mention.
Also, her stock of palette and cloaks at considerable,
reduced prices.
Mourning hornets and bonnet frames always in sfocl
Wedding orders executed on the shortest notice.
RES1DENCE-NIain street, corner of Tenth street.
Dubuuue, Jan 27-dwv.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
SENATE
WAsHINGroN March 4.
IOWA LAND BllL

IOWA LAND BILL.
The Senate then proceeded, as in committee
of the whole, to the consideration of the bill
making grant Of land to the State Of Iowa in
aid of certain railroads in that State.
rir Dodge, Of Iowa, concluded his remarks,
which will be published hereafter.
Mr.. Underwood. feel constrained to make
some reply to my friend from Iowa, (Mr,
Dodge j but would be very glad if any 9TH
ment to hear them all at once. If any other
gentleman wants the floo:, will yield it TO him;
if not, | will proceed to notice some Of the ar
gnments of the senator who has just taken his
seat.
A Senator. Move to adjourn.
Mr.. Underwood. Well, sir, if the senate is
willing, now move that we adjourn.
The question being taken.
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
DR. B: kIRkUP.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON g. AccoUcHEH.
RESIDENCE-CITY HorEI.
OFFICE-CoRSER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS, pr-
REcrLY OPPOSITE THE CRY tlorEL.
HAVING permanently located myself in the City OF
L Dubuque for tn practice of the different branches
Ot profession haer myself that extensive expo
rience. among West IN Diseases tocc'h with prompt
and dgen attention will enable merit a share OF
public patronage. ~
MY PATRONS, FRIENDS & THE PUBLIC.
may confidently depend upon receiving at my hands the
ben.t OF all the latest improvements in the science of
medicine and its branches.
fTrher pre- pared treat all c,rahe diseases of
the and ear; Deafness neuralgia, paralysis and most
chrome diseases bysI1n agency of ELECTRICITY.
be for nd at all times when profssionallyiaa-
sent at my in the City Hotel, my office di-
rectly opposite.
The following gentlemen have permitted nae to use
their names
REFERENCES:
PL.rr SMr1u, Esq. ECHsnLEs CTIEwIrr.
Il. $. WILSON, a. HoLT, NJ ID.
Messrs CooK & SARGENT
January o7-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
DEMOCRATS TO THE POLLS

The first Monday Of April is rapidly approach
ing, every democrat has duty to perform on
that day, which is to 60 TO tn. Polls and vote
the democratic ticket ono and all, and victory
mn II follow
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

Cor Back.-Our contemporary A. P. Wood,
has returned from Iowa City. He looks well
and informs US that the people in the country
are intensely excited upon the subject Of our
railroad grant He was four days on the road
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Bound For California!
Farm for Sale.

LNiFTEEN miles from Dubuque, on the Dave npor
II road, of the best farms in Northern Iowa. will be
found for sale II contains 900 acres of which l20
Der, 20 enclosed and 50 well cultivated This land has
been occupied since $780, and the premises are good
hewd log house. Roothousc and other Buildings
young bearing orchard, good and all essential
quisrs to make il Of the most desirable places in
the West
Enquire of Maurice Farrell on the premises Of
CHAS CORKERY,
Jan 27-dwn Dubuque
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Dubuque City Mills,

| Corner Sd and Water streets,
| HAVE constantly on hand, Superfne and Family
IA Flour, warranted prime artIcle at wholesale or
| RETAIL
| We will deliver -four free of charge, within the limits
| of the city.
| Wantcd-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, tor which
Cash will be paid market prices. Inferior, srunk or
| spoiled wheat not purchased.
| April, 80, 1851 NADEAU ROGERS & co
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

ka9nssAvAssA CARAL.-A teieeraphie lie
paas3 hdsA fttsdbdsxh inibrms he Louisville
CsDisv thas ~ Pcaaeylvaaia canal viii be
sYns1Ag dsssl9A st Match, 'cestairi. 80
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Feb. 10, ls52.-tf.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
OUCH as is used by the Farmer Miner, Mechanic an,
- House keeper

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
OUCH as is used BY the Farmer Miner, Mechanic and
- House-keepcr.
QUEENSW.4RE,
Among the best and most extensivestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds together with varios other
goods, such Ladies and Misses Mus, some nel
Cotton Yarn Carpet Bags, Trunks Window shades and
Paper Curtains, Carcting, India Mating, Carpet binding
White goods; Shawls of the Bay State and Empire Mills;
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
To my old Eric dsand Customers I return my sincere
thanks for their amidst all the emptations 10 by
goods Of VIII this has late been the scene
of, and by fair dcan and uniform prices hope to merit
continuance Of thei conference.-the the public IN Gen
era would say, will sell Goods low as any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it be easily made to
believe 1t, on examination. b. J. O'IIALLORAN.
p. will take produce of all kinds in payment Of
debts in exchange for Goods up the 0f of October
to cash prices. All those who know they owing m
would confer great favor by settling up their accuu Is
cannot afford any longer indulgence.
Sept. % b. O'HALLORAN
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ELECTION, ELECTION, ELECTION.

66o0110Ni h1.ksO 1I0N, ELECTION.
We call the attention Of our Democratic c,ti
Gems to the ticket at the head Of our column.
Remember that ticket is to be elected, or MT. on
the first Monday in April. Turn out, put your
shoulders to the wheel and the day, as hereto.
forr, will be ours.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

TT The Milwaukee Sentinel advocates the
nomination Of Edward Bates, Of Missouri, for
President, and Robert &. Winthrop, of Massa
chuseits, for Vice President.-.N. Y. Tribune
i7M.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
Wanted.

TINE subscriber wishes purchase good Onion seed
l. for which, fair price will he given Noue will be
bought unless insured to be of the growth of 1851
TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov 1S-y Sign of the Good Samaritan.
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1862. Spring trade. 1862:

NORTH & SCOTT,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, CAPS and BoN:yE7s,
No. IS. MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS,
ID EsPECTFCI.LY invite the attention CT Merchants
Twisting ST. Louis for their Spring and Summer supplies
their EXTENSIVE STocK Of Boors SHOES and BRoG
SLK, Fun, PANAMA. IEGHoRN and CHR HATS, also
plee Of Ladies' and Misses BRAID STRAW
and other BoSSErs, of which have been purchased
of the Manufacturers direct and FoR CASH therefore
and will be offered to the trade Uery Prices for the
usual time to prompt Their Boots and
Shoes manufactured principally order and will be
found superior. Orders will meet with special attention
March. ,5l-d2m.
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OMIssIoS.-ln setting up our article yester-
day in some remarks RELAXING to the Gutten-
berg Convention, material omission occurred,
that Of the road from Dubuque to the Big Sioux
aud ST Peters.
We regard this as one Of the most important
works that can be constructed in the State, and
no plan of improvements would be complete
without it. From the first it has met with our
hearty and cordial approval. And we hope
that it will meet with that degree Of favor in
Congress and elsewhere that its importance de-
mands. We regret that material an omis-
sion should have taken place Burlinyion TEL
cgraph.
So far as Senator Douglas plan Of road
to the Red river Of the North, is concerned, we
are glad to see our neighbor wheeling into
line. It was but few weeks since, that this
same ,ceather cock, ridiculed our advocacy OF
this measure, as a chimerical scheme. Truth
is sometimes stranger than fiction.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17
M. 4 j. BcaUbien s

LIVERY STABLE
On Sd, beftceen Main nd L0,nst streets,
IlEtNG anxious to contribute much possible tc
- the dispatch of business and the pleasures of thc
trends and the public generally Keep constantly ia cah
t"g the fastest and safest horses aud and ronge
carriages bnggies, sulkies, etc. They 'caR ,o,
We respectfully solicit trial.
We will s1ap, buy or sell, rny and everything in
o. Highest market prices paid for conn., oats andl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

How TO Know FooL-A fool, says the Arab
proverb may be known BY six things: anger
without causc, speech wihou, profit, change
without motive, inquiry without object, putting
trust in stranger, and not knowing his friends
from his foes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-17

TX Sacks Coffee, tor sale bv
~ Sept 10 EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
I IN Barrels s. F. Flour in store and for sale nv
AcO Sept. l6. EMERSON & SHIELDS
CTEEL.-A large lot of Cast Steel, e. Steel, A. B
- Steel, Spring and Slab Steel in store and for sale
FARLEY l. CHRISTMAN.
aug. Is. l85l-ly.
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Pay I'M hmm ediatcly.

THE stockholders of the Dubuque Mutual Tnsur-
anee Company, arc hereby notified that a.sese
ment Of per cent has been made upon the stock
said Company pay loss the Estate of Patrick Finn
The is small and il is hoped that the pay
ments will be made Immediately without further no.
tcc. F. E. BISSEII.,
Dubuque, Jan 30-3wd Secretary.
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ELECTION NOTICE

A ELECTION will take place Of the Stock Holders
IA of the Illinois and Mississippi Telcg aph Company
Tor the ell Cton of Director for the Sta ion Dubuque
on IN" l7,h day of March 1882 between the hours of 10
NJ and + NJ of said day, at the Telegraph Office
Each share being entitled t. one vote.
By order of
F. WORKS,
80 Preside Mt Of the said Company.
JOHN w G0RSUCII, Operator Dubuque.
March 5, lid.