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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
CITY ysOYEL.
IL n khO q IA LIE
coENER OF FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

CORNER
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Sassn, THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
Will by A. II. Miller, has been leased for term q
Ssi!i years by the subscribers, and Thoroughly rent
49, vated and newly furnshed is now open for tue
recept;on Of the travelling community and public
rally. The proprietofs having bad an extensive eA~ei
encr this business conndcntb Halter themselves ina
tey can give entire satisfaction ilwo may ayot them
With call
This hotel IS situated IN high healthy, central md
convenient part OF the City, and directly on the stfee'
leading 20 he stearboat landing and imediaelyn the
centre Of the business part OF tile city Tie best OF STA
bling attached The hos, wherc at alines can e iaa
Carriages, Bugaes Horses ETC., Oh the most feasohabe
terms. . -
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where we have file rhe Papers" from lpafis the
United States furnished with the 'atest neWss from
every quarter OF the Glebe.
free Of charge &C HEWITT.
Dec lily
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G. H. BOOTH. JOSHUA w.J.BAENEY.
W. ]. BARNEY \ CO.,
LAND AGENTS.

cyTIL continue to sell Assgnable Bounty Land War
rants on the advantageous terms either for Cash
or on ime perfect title guaxHtced TO all purchasers
Purchasers for Cash have the Patents issued IN their
own Names securing TO them the direct title from Gen
erai Government.
warrants for 40, so 4 Z 60 Acres,
For sale by Wholesale and retail. Warrantszsold on
Commission. Locations made with care for non-res.
dent Warrantees and holders Choice selections ~
Land embracing Timber and Prairie for sale to Eini-
grants Farms sold tor owners wishing t. dispose 81
Them Settlers at a distance can have lands entered
without the expense and loss time Of journey by adj
dressing us thorgh the mail; money invested en- ed
security Information of all kinds relative t. Lands
furnished Maps and Diagrams show ing uneatercd
Land procured.
Office on FIa,n sti ct, opposite American House,
DaDG1ue, I wa,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

~ ne Hon. S1agsstes q. Dedgc
DIAN Sin The reading of your letter. and
the statement from the general land Office. bring
forcibIy to my mind the recollection Of wha, /
was accustomed to hear wise men (such as Mr..
Macon,l say when FIRST went TO Congress
ssftat public lands wcyc cnrse 10 any gopcrn-
5Rcnt, aiscays giuing rise to schemes Of corrupt
Legislation, and becoming the prey of sperufa-
tors. This was sald in view of the Legislative
c1rrupiisn, specializing and jobbing, (such as
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
X E MO V A L..

The Iowa Clothing Store has been recently
removed, and is now opened on the corner OF
Sd and Main streets.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
TEEE Law.

f1euE Subscribed having determined TO turn his atten
N non 10 the practice Of the LAWN which protes
sion he was formerly neaged1-he will devote him elf
every department OF legal practice and the advocacy
of causes before the ordinary tribunals OF Justice.
Office on Main street, over Cannon's Fruit Store.
Dubuque, Nov. 9th 1852 daw If.
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Notice.

WE, tho undersigned, would respectfully inform
w all those who wish t. purchase goods very cheap
give call anxious 10 sell as near out as
possible by spring, to make pm for Spring and
summer Goods. Our p. NAPLES having made bus ar
rangemens spend the of his time in the Eastern
Markets. will enable give better bargains than can
be had in the North West: as his attention will be en-
tirev devoted 10 the purchasing of every good bargain
thar comes in his way; and you will find by giving
call that we sell goods cheap.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully ask you TO
give US u call.
z. NAPLES s. SMITH.
ntbuuup Dec II-t;GnI.
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Removal.

Removal.
DR, F. COLEMAN SMITH has renewed
y his Office from over the store of }. B. Thorn
to the new office adjoining the house of DR.
Finley, corner of Nam and Seventh street.
! Dubuque, Dec 14--dtIj
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J. HILL & HORR,
ARCHITECTS g., BUILDERS,

IL orders promptly executed, and particular atfen-
n ton win be gwen o building, drawings and de
signs in all the various styles of Architecture with de
tails and specifications, BY their long experience and
tire satisfaction.
SHOP aud OFFICE on Clay and 9Th streets, Du-
buque, Iowa.
Dec 9Th 50, yd XIV,
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TAX LIST.

an Thursday the 9th of Jan, 1873, at The
~ City Hall, shall proceed to sell The fol
lowing lots. with their improvements, so
much thereof as shall be sufficient TO pay the
iIarhor and City tax due The .eon, rs designated
below Hii;AI PIERCE,
City C,llector.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS
.Nain-srest, Gth Dubuque.
Jacob T. Hack,

yyToUlD respe atfuy inform his friends and the pub
w lie that he keeps constantly ON hand and for sale
fine and good assortment shot Guns, tsihge ana
double barres0 and Pistols which lie will warrant TO
be good be found in the West. lie las also on
hand fine lot of r barrels which he will furniGh To
order, and warrant to be equal III any made.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto bcsto wed
on him. he would respectfully solicit continuance of
the same.
Repairing Of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and Scales made repaired. All
work warranted TO give satisfaction, Dec. 81. "
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Partisan and New York
FASHIONS, FOR THE
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
Main ST., Dubuque.


Main ST., Dubuque.
Gentlemen, of every nation
Every ocean, land and station;
High and low, short and tall;
All and one, one and all,
Goto Heinsheimer'
Heinsheimer has in store,
Goods-who witness will adore,
Ye who want and wish TO buy,
Call as We are passing by,
Al Transformers.
Heinsheimer's coats are best,
(For such they are by all conlessed,)
Their texture, manufacture, styles,
Are unsurpassed. For proof see piles,
at Heinshc,naer's.
ewho would clothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
And tsa la mode daily rove,
The parlor, ball room, city, grove,
Buy at Heiasaeamcr
Ye who want for Fashion Pants,
And seek to crafty your wants,
Proceed to Hcinsbemers stand,
And constantly you'll find on hand,
NJ. Heinsheimer.
And lastly who wish to he
Adorned with Gold and Jewelry,
Or armed with pistols and Bowies, go,
And choose from out the gorgeous show
At Transformers
Dubuque, Nov. 18th, '52-daw-y
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A CARD.
| I. HILL ARCHITECT g. BUILDER.

IN ETURNS his sincere thanks TO the citizens OF Du
IL bu que and vicinity, for their liberal patronage and
announcement his profession, and having this day
formed CO partnership with l. Hokk Architect ana
Builder would solicit their continued support in behalf
CT the firm.
Dec 18th '52-Cmd&w.
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Notice.

FILTERS of Administration having been granted by
4 the County Court Of Dubuque County, on the cs
tate David Carson, deed, Timothy Mason, all per
sons having claims against said estate will please pre-
seat iign and those indebted will please make iidie
diate pavoIenr TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov 30 1882 Administrator.
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I SsrHyed or Stolen.

TJROM the subscriber living Peru, dark bay mare
4 two years old last spring has white spot the
forehead. Any p rson delivering said animal to the
subscriber information that will lead to her
shall he literally rewarded.
w3,* CHARLES .yECLARE.
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$40 eco WORTH OF
dir y GOODS!
REDUCED PRICES!

b. THOMAS, No. }. Main street, above Globe Bull
a dag of Is 900 worth Of goods, reduced pr
ces. lie is m, king arrangements 10 go East after his
Spring and Goods, and win close out his Fall
and Winter Stock al reduced prices.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited te call
J.. B. THOMAS,
No. ), Main Street.
Dubuque, Dec. IS, IS52-dwtf
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BOOK BINDERY.

IN A. BUSSEMER, successor to e. Muller, has just
established Book Bindery, al the corner of 9th
aud Clay Streets where he will he happy to receive ts
public ptirona se and viii promptly discharge all work
OF plain or fancy Binding which may he favored nth
Pamphlet and Job work promptly done TO order.
Dubuque, Nov. l1th 1852 daw-6m.
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Notice.
4 LIZ persons are hereby forewarned not to
"A harbor or trust my wife Rebecca Ball on
my account, as will not pay any debts OF her
contracting, she having left my bed and boarp
without any just cause.
MORN BALL
Dubuque, Dec li-3tdw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

The following extract Of letter fro n one of
the most prominent and influential members of
the legislature, to gentleman IN this city has
been handed US, and its publication requested.
"IowA CRY, Dec. l4th.
DEAR SIR
have but moments leisure just as the mail
is closing to drop you line. Everything is GO
ing along smoothly | think, and the Genl's.
star is still waxing brighter and brighter. There
can be no doubt, think, of his triumphant re.
election-all the signs and tokens are propi-
tious. $50 : : has been making desperate ct
forts (and who can BLANC him for struggling
hard Tor such prize y but think he has over
shot the mark and viii not be even second best
His electoneering is too palpable and his objec,
too visible Tor him to succeed at ALL
Men are not aware Of what severe and un-
firing labor they are capable until they havs
insde trial Of their strength
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FRESH GROCERIES.

TINE Subscribers receiving their Spring stock OF
Groceries, Provisions, Liquor, Glassware, &c, &C.,
which, will sell very low, and would respectfully in
vite your attention to Stock and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere We have in store the following ar
firl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
44,sIo,54o
100000
107,71o,54o


The average amount of land disposed of for
the last ten years, is about 4, IA 900 acres per
asnum; consequently, at that rate 1t would take
nbout twcnty-six years to absorb the whole
amount Of scrip above mentioned.
1t is difficult to form an opinion as TO the ex-
tent of the depreciation Of those warrants if the
minimum Is not fixed by law, having reference
&6fhe experience of the past on this subject !;
for ne reason that the act authorizing the issue
for services 10 the Mexican war, gave the opti-
on to the ciaimants to receive treasury scrip
bearing six perc interest," at the rate Of 62 l.
9 cents per acre, and they could not of course
fall below that rate; and when the mass OF those
authorized by the act Of 1912 were issued, there
was but little demand for them; as they could
not be assigned till the patents we've issued.
The supply, il is manifest, would far outstri .
the demand, ifthe scrip be put into circulation
at once or within brief period; and as the land
would become taxable as soon as it was located
with the scrip, the value of that scrip would be
proportionably reduced.
Moreover, lfretaned as an investment the
scrip wonld be dead st OK, rs it bears no inter.
est, ond therefore, would be fairly chargeable
with reduction on its cash price, including
taxation, Of abou. ten per cent. per annum.
This in ten years would of course absorb the
capital; and hence if this bill passes, would
not be surprised il the price Of the scrip fell to
6Ety Of even twenty-five cents per acre.
With great respect,
Your obt servant;
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Coln'r.
Hon. A. q DoDoE, Senate.
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~ Wife Wanted.-A young Lady Of net more
Nan 10 yes of age nte lgep smshe, sfectonate, and
sPecfsoe looking American, English, French German or
sn ine subscriber Is man OFT years ntcihsent en-
Spusns ambitious, good looking amiabe eenee ahec-
Soosie temperate vrtuous and proud Was married
~ nas been in the ewelry business eight Lost most
en noney by tire. He IL very desircus 70 become
seosno and father; and would marry Lady II there wa
Se'ua attachment and be everything lind husband could
-proyded the lady could loan him 5000 or $loco 70
st IN business agan He has the best OF references
non good family, and an American. Notes addressed TO
Is FRANKLIN, New. York Post Office, stating where an
essrvhwcan be bad, will be strictly confidential
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keticc.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
Information has been received at this office that the
has been opened for travel Fnos the next sta
above Bgo Sodaas for the present and until the road
oPe,ed TO the crossing place the Chssres River The
.ers rave daily from Aspnws all a. 30 A. NJ aud froa
eSf.N. FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
Oess Panama RAILROAD Co. New-Yosk May le, l352.
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- q this Committee will be held It the Florence Hotel,
6Svsjoys,) en- THIS (Wednr sday evening" At O'clock
ROBERT Z. HAWS, Chai man.
" w I; snas1sow' sscreiarie.
~ Pursuant 20 the recomnnendafion o. IN ne
r,scrasic WhiG General Committee, me Deie.
tbe Fourth Congressional District Convention met
rss~.uces Hotel, Saturday evening, May ID 1901
Cuvsntion organized by appointing DAVID MLLEk OF
- m Ward Chairman and Augustus r. Greene OF tne
ss.k WsrA Secretary WILLIAM GREGORY, OF the AVN
I've 80 sieeted Delegate for the District at Large.
49, then adjourned TO meet at the same place.
1872 The l7th at O'Clock, p. NJ
~ sdourned meeting Of the Delegates TO the Fourth
s,ssonsl District Convention, held at Elorence's Hotel
Eos1sy evening, May H. 1882 JAMES B. TAYLOR OF the
sS sd unanimously elected as the Delegate TO repre-
~ Fourth Congressional District in the National Wing
70 take placs Baltimore ion the 18th of June
I.susus p Greene ofthe WITH Ward was unanimous
SsisrtsJ ss the alternate Delegate
si,sd That choice for the nomination al candl-
-. r the Presidency by the Democratic Wing Conven'
- n he held at Baltimore, the 10th day OF June next
- WINFIELD SCOTT and that the Delegates from the
Sb District hereby instructed TO vote ana exert theu
Sssnee hi said Convention TO his nomination.
I.sIr>d That the devotion General Winfield Scout has
.n 10 his oourtry during period of half century Is
sr surauee that he will administer and execute the
hvv mstly and impartially :....
P.ised That while Wings, have no hesitation In
,,ns our preferences for General Winfield Scott as the
sddsts Of our party for the first Office in the gift Of the
seope we win abide by and cheerully support the nominee
Ssc WIFI marty the Convention, to be held at uti
,.crs Al The time stated. DAVID MILLER, Chairman.
lueusTUs p GREENE Secretary.
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A sTOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-
IA THIS EVENING. Nav 10. and every Evening al
''''4 GoR asi BROTHERS or, La VENDETTA
F sSi:n Del F E.ae Tw,n " Brooke
Paroues and Boxes 50 cents; Afaphithester IS cent?
Sofa sests g. N B-Tchets sold for Par91e Boxes and
Sofas Secure the seats for the evening" Doors open a
performances will commence at "a o'clock.
NIBLO'S GARDEN. JOHN SELF
IN TON, Maneser.-THIs EVENING. May 10. vin
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Sulpice. Leach Cartouche. LISTER
Hortensius Andrews Crackenthop. Mss Colbourn
An Intermission of 70 minutes:
Admisdon-50 cents Doon open at u o'clock; 70 COM
mence at O'Clock.
broadway THEATER- A. MAR
I'D SHALL, sole Lesee-THIs EVENING, May 10. win be
performed, the beautiful drama Of
Alexandra MI Waicot Vctodne Miss Julia Bennett
40 '01 ALL THAT niLa oLIrTERs is NOT GOLD.
r sSas; es sna fsst: Bo1ss Doc" open
and performance to commence at u o'clock
DROADWAY THEATRE-Mrs
ID JOHN sEFT FSTSI Hsn Mty o.
on "A''n 'e'''''' GOLDEN FARMER. ''' IONS -
acted BY sm in upwards Of times: e'''A
Golden Farmer. MI. Conway Hsmer Mr. Davidse
VALET DE SHAM,
in which the newly arrived Comedian, Mr.. CHARLES
HALE, will perform Concluding with
LADIES BEWARE,
in which Mrs Vernon, Mrs Abbot Mrs. John Seton Messn
Fenno and Whiting will appear.
DURTON'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID sr-THIs EVENING. May 10. will be played the
celebrated Drama, in acts of
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Mr. Mcawber .. Burton Mrs Micawber Mrs Skerett
To conclude with the Farce of
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Dress Circle and Parque 80 cents; Second Ter 2ocents
private Boxes IS; Orchestra Chain Is eents Doors open
ct IT to begin at u o'clock
r YCEUM THEATER, Broadway, near
IL Breomest-CORBYN AUCKLAND, Lesseea-
THIS EVENING, May l9, win be presented
FAST AND SLOW.
After which the original oddly entitled
WILTON BARNUM and JENNY LIND.
After which, GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
To conclude with ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Dress Circle 50 cents; Psrquet Is cents; Family Circle
One Shilling
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- How ard Lodge, No. so L. d. d. Fla
,pseial session of HOWARD LODGE will be held on
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th inst at 81 O'Clock,
= IT, Egyptian Room Felows Hall for the purpose of
onrnnf the Degree Of Rebekah wives Of Scarlet MEM
bsn
Drohsn ard wives who feel disposed to take this degree
- thOse who have taken the same cordially invited to
sttepd ANUS 4. kENDALL, N. u.
IT, KENDALL Sec'y.
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~A Notice 70 Passenger from Panama .
n1llernia.-The PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHiP COM.
SA sts called upon give pubic notice that no tickets
= rscoxnized By their agent Ct Panama which arc noe
IN o9hcsr Of this Company, and that ncsets thas
- en- b Obtained only their Agency, No IN Wsst-
S%C BARTLETT, Esq, Bosooi or Of Me.rs Ann.
$xVh0, HARRIS & CO. Hew~Drlssns -Nsw-York. Jen-
~ BY order, WA II. DAVtD0E> SscrstAry.
kHulgraas Inteillgcuce Once and labor
2rSneoacs Nos - sno n Csnaist- New orks-Iuis
ssshhshed BY the Commissioners Of Emigration,
n - siwsys bs 6snd large numbyn Of Laborsfs sne
very low rsfss Of wages and persons can nsye
- nied ~ writing 70 the Superintendent ane sene-
JAS Z. fI6XN sspssasssAsst
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