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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
vienna confectionery.

rlNHE subscriber would inform the public thai his
are now fully supplied with the choicest vari
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL WATER, CAspIEs
CAKES FRriIs, Tors, &c. Country dealers and the pub
u. are respectfully invited to call 6're purchasing
Dubuque, April 3oth, 1851. ly
TIE TOWN OF LANSING, IOWA.
ITNhe above Town is situated in the tnunty Of Alama
ke" State of Iowa. the Mississippi River alb ut
miles frn the north line Of Iwa and south line Of
Minnesota The site is high above any stage Of wat r.
rled and beautiful eamboat laadng, unsurpassed
for natural convenience of the Mississippi extends the
whole engfh. Abundance of weed and the water
in the immediate vicinity. superior sawm,l is in
peration mile above the town, and fine stone quar-
~ in the town, will always afford chead building cunve
nielit-s. Nv almost level and well He'd road Won
reach ext nsive plateau of country, unsurpassed
in healthfulness, beauty and rtility combined in
world. On this grand plateau the St Pet rs the Dies
Moines the Iowa, the little Iowa. the Red Cedar. and
many OTHER rivers take their rails he country,
after you leave ansin OPP rs eaufuiy with proper
Of woodland and prairie that make>t easy aud
veni nj fur the opening Of farms, and it is fast filling
with industrious and emit rpriSing population The
land is ntersected with small rapid streams Of
Astounding with trout. These atreams fed by ring
that bars out numermslv to wat the country. II is
believed by the prpretors of Lansing: that It's site will
surveyed Town Lots which are offered for sale on
low terais S'me forty Lots have been disposed Of on
WHICH building. now are, or soon are tie be erected.
god "te number of Sores, Mechanics Shops Dwell
ink Houses, &c. already hu and occupied. The first
Lot Were disposed Of hsre last Ily 1t is estimated
that :, The eo Coop, sod and PAID will amount
Religions Meetings are held; ~nd Exp ri need
Printer has his Press nd Type an remove there
lcain may do well t., apply; hut' prefer
sal till the wishing has made personal
examination. Tit given will be perfect, the proper
~ IS without incunibrance.
II. y. HoUGHf0N; etrrs.
N.FMR. HASEy is legally authorized to use INV name
in peri citing title in the rale any portion the above
properly. March, 5, dw2m H. II. lIOUGHTON.
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Ho! For California f! /!

RI HE subscriber would resp ctuly call the att nti
of the travelling public the fact that he is
prepar with new beat and wire rope transport
good speed and safety To those migrating Caiifr-
MIA, Oregon q any point on tn Missouri, from Wis
cousin North ri, Illinois and iowa he wuuld saw thar
his ferry is situated in the forShing town of Cedar
Rapids, ana ON the most drecf and xpediious
their destinations and thu direct from Dubuque
to RI. Des MONIES. Supplies of ~ description AN
be had in this market. Corn, Oats, Pork and all
ces needed by einerants b. purchased at tho
reasonable terms With these facts before the public the
subscriber hopes for reasonable share of public patron
age.
D. w. KING.
Cedar Rapids, Feb 2l,-dw3ni.
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ST. JOSEPn'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY Of
THE BLESSED VIRGIN

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY u
THE BLESSED VIRGIN
.4bout eight miles from Dubuque
TINE situation Of this academy IL beautiful and pctnr
esque the air Is pure and healthfu calculated 4
'mpfeve the constitution and to mpar new vieor TO thu
mind. The course Of education comprises, photography
ssading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, composition, clio
history and prcfane; chronology mythology, bot
any, chemistry, astronomy, music, piano forte, guitar
&C.; drawing plain and ornamental needle work, &c.
The sisters euabody in their educational course, al
which may tend refine the taste and dsveiope the
natural resources Of the mind. They cndeavor to com
bine morality and literature 40 thar each NAV happily
eonse TO the progress and advancement Of the other
They study TO unite with the ordinary Of educa
tion the refined and the necessary accomplish
ments of the mind; ben. fully persuaded that mere
scientific education becomes more pcdantry unless
ecmpanied with graceful address, with that ease ant
vs,eS nrd and wh;sS .r. uS pe,s 70 v;ru. n,
most noble endc~ ments Of the nind-ths most precious
ornament Of the female character.
Young ladies Of every religious denomination are ad
lsted into this academy where especial 10 taker
that NO influence ever blasts their religious
institution. they he required observe the ordinary
regulations Of external wofsf.l
Those forms and ceremonies mich priced and prac
tced in polite society," strictly inculcated
taken prevent these necessary ceremonies from
Grating into those extravagant compliments which have
neither meaning IN their FORM nor sincerity in their pre-
ssnsions.
The system Of education pursued in this academy
calculated to remove that painful disgust generally
psrenced BIZ young minds in the pursuit Of their studies
Aad render those studies rather recreation to their
pils than adisagreeable task or tresome duty.
No exertions spared by the ssh % impart the
minds Of their pupils sucs, soarcesG information
shal prove, in after lfe .luable soce
y, undrainable of pure delight themselves
and them from that dangerous intercourse which
vaeuiy OF mind render highly agreeable 70 the uned-
Gated. 4sa 6 -i'st
Beard and Tuition Per annum, sloo 90
s4.ss-4F Extra: sssrA @4s
washing per annum, 90
Music and U.S. Of piano per quarter, 10 90
Guitar per quarter, 10 90
istry and botany, 5 90
Drawing and painting, 5 90
French, 5 90
Payments mast be made IN odrancs
Persons residing distance are required TO have
responsible agent IN the city of Dubuque.
No reduction made in the Of children being with
drawn before the expiration of the quarter, unless
eases of sickness.
All letters 10 directed (post paid) Mother Mary
Frances Clarke. 81. Jossphs, Dubuque.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

GIFT BOOKS AND JUYE.NILS.
great variety in style and prices for sale Normans
Cheap Book and Drug Storc main and sixth
.MOFFATS VEGET7BLE LIFE PILLS md
PHOENIX BITTERS
Al resi- supply at Noman's Cheap Book and Drue
store.
SONG BOOKS
ALL he new and popular song books of the day
sale At Normau's.
TALES IND NOVELS.
SlMM's and M'INTIRE'S London series oftales d
novels for sale at Norman's. Nov 36-5mdw
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GOLD REGIONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS AGENCY

THIS Ferry, chartered by the Legislature of iowa
i has boon in successful operation for the last tive
years, and given general Satisfaction the heavy cm
grafton satisfaction California. II is the best
ing the Missouri river the State of Iowa. Proof
not dollars worth of property has been lost by
those crossing here II is the and best
Cali. s7s Proof: the first emigrants that arrived
Sacramento season, made the trip from Council
Bluffs in SIS days. :. healthest route-only tire,
of cholera occurred the north side of Patie
last season, whilst the south side 1--WE 81
six hundred new graves show concusively the fearful
ravaees of this terrible eisease.
For further information printed certificates, pull
tished letters, Clayton's guide and hest maps.
Everything needed by the emigrant can be had
Council plufs aud GAINESVILLE on as fair terms an.
other crossing place the Missouri river.
~ WHEELING, CLARK & CO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

= ~
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Ouch az 10 used by the Farmer Minor, Mechanic and
- House keeper.
QUEENSW4RE,
Among the best and most extcnsivestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all tho various kinds together with various other
goods such as Ladies and Misses Alu, (sne very fine,
Cotton Yarn Carpet Bags franks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains, Carpctng India Mating, Carpet binding
White goods Shawls Of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots Of other things too numerous to mention.
Tony old Frc DR. and Customers return my sincere
thanks their su amidst all the temptations buy
goods cost of h this has Of late beer the
d. and by fair dcalin and uniform prices, hope merit
continuance Of thci confdence.To the public IN Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods as low any reg
ular House Those who doubt il be easily made &c
believe Il, on examination. 3. J. O'HALLORAN.
P.e. will take produce Of all kinds in payment Of
debts, exchange for Goods TO the 20 Of October
tocash prices. All those who know they ewing IA
would confer great favor by settling their accou Is
cannot afford any longer indulgence.
Sept. % Is. ] O'lIALLOEAS.
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CORN STARCH.

A additional supply Of this superhne article for Fam
Aug. so " I77 4 80 = A.ClLLEspIE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
BOOKS, BOOKS BOOKS.
j. j. e. NORMAN,

Bookseller. Stationer and Dealer in Periodicals,
e CORNER OF MAIN and SIXTH STREET,
OFFERS at the iopcst prices, ndd lot Of Catho-
" lie and Miscellaneous books. The finest
If Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles brought
Iowa, will be found there. Also, endless variety
beautiful pictures, suitable for framing. -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

q HORSE Flows, Evans & Adams' make Just re
- ceved, and for sale by ~
Sept. 2O-tf EMERSON & SHIELDS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
SWANS HOTEL.

Iowa City.
THE subscriber, owner and proprietor Of the allow,
House, would inform the public, that he has fakes
1T said and prepared toaccom
moda'e the travelling community, transient regula
ooafders, and will give general
..t atEHfT Is CIlAS. J. SWAN.
1TConnected with the above establishment Il a larel
and "vtensve Livery Stable where strangers can at al
mes bo accommodated with conveyances to any mart NJ
country. d MAY Is, l849 silly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

WI. LAwrHER. Epw. A. JAMES LAwTH
MM. LAWI lIEit Il Co..,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
1T the old stand Of HIM. Lather, Main street, Dubuque
WE are prepared TO furnish country merchants and
w the public generally with goods reasonable
terms any house IN this city.
We constantly receiving direct from the mannfac
every article If usually kept nerd
ed in this country, which will be sold al a very small
advance on cost, or Exchanged for country produce
The highest price will all times be paid
he products of the country in cash.
Dubuque, May 7, 1851. If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
District Court.
JAMES M. EMERSON,

JOHN B. GoLDsBuRY & OTHERS
ID order Of the Court IN this cause the
- Receiver, therein appointed, Of the of J. B.
Goldsbery & Co., being ordered to collect and close up
the same forthwith Apersons indebted to said firm by
note account therefore requested call and settle
the without delay my slore where and
books account will be fonnd, and all persons nde,t-
ed are forbidden to 10 other person. except by
my written order such payment will be recognized
in discharge OF any such debt. B. J. OtHALLORAN,
Dubuque, Oct. 2s.-tf DIV. Receive
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
N { W S T o R E.

q
Just opening, tr0 doorS aborc the TAX
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, in
IL city and country are respectfully invited TO call and
examine my goods; consisting in part follows:
DRY and STAPLE GOODS,
Such as French and American cloths ard cass,nlercs;
satincts; white, red and domestic tarne,s black and
brown muslins; Prints large and fine assortment; bats
waddng, cotton yarn, drllings. stripes, checks, &C.
SILK mi DRESS GOODS,
Embracing s,!x goods of every description and ladies'
dress goods OF the latest styles and patterns, with nges
and trimmings to sit the coors. Bonnes good assert
ment, with ribbons, Innings, artfcials and plumes
with full assortment Of white goods, such worked
collars, chenzettes nuslns, grapes, linen hankercnefs
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
A full and complete stock always on hand
BUOTS and SHOES.
You will find in stock gcntlemens boots and brogans
Of quality. Ladies' misses and boots and
shoes Ofevery style.
QUFENSW4RE.
In thsbranch confident shall pea 90 nv
have purchased goods in the eastern markets and
intend to sell them as low any Sc west of the noun
ans. J. G. WEATHEERV
Dnbuqne, Sept. a. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

Com umcr look to yOu' Interest
1E0 BARRELS Gcntan Apples lust received and
w for sale by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
1OD BARRELS extra whskey, for sale low close
w consignment, By EMERSON r. SHIELDS.
NIX GROSS Matches, lower than the market by
i y EMERSON & SHIELDS.
GALT-kanhawa, Ground Alum and Turks Island
~ Salt, for safe by EMERSON & SHIELDS.
CTOVES-Four second hand stoves for sale low by
- EMERSON & SHIELDS.
GHAWLS-25 Bay State shaws new in store and for
~ sale nv EMERSON II SHIELDS.
CABINETS AND JEANs-75 pieces SatneIts and
- Jeans fr salch EMERSON & SHIELDS.
P3TE.NT MEDICINES
HAVE large supply of all the Patrn, Medicines In
i general use which will warrant pure and DuRe;
for sale cheap by jan ], ls59-y GIiLEsPiE.
w HITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS / have now
~ in store stock Of pure white lead, and window
glass, Of the best qualify, which will sell cheap
E# A. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

VI ILL be issued to the Merchants Of Dubuque on car
usual Inland, Canal Steamboat routes Terms ne
moderate as those Of any responsible Conpsny
CHAS. CORKERY
Feb edwin Agent ef Protection Tn 10
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Wanted,

1ylHE subscriber wishes purchase good Onion see
i for which, fair price will be given. None will b
bought unless insured to be of tile growth Of 1851
TIMOTHY MASON,
Nov l8-y Sign Of the Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

Large wholesale 4 retail House.
HE vRY c. G.4RTRELL
VXIOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Du
w buque, and the surrounding country, that have
in of the and well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce. ~
1 ANNEX a LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of mystock, to which particular
attention is invited. Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
gcther with large quantity of Black Silks India and
Turkey Satns Several varetesOf Summer Dress Goods
also superior French Lace, Gaps and Collars very Sc
ec assortment of Parasols Ladies' Kid Cloves and Silk
Mitts. Also White Counterpins, very cheap
a L.4RGE STOCK OF ST.3PLE AND DO
.MESTIC GOODS u
My stock Of fine Groceries, fatter myself that
can sell shade lower than the market price. call
ask to prove the fact.
aulyg c. GARTRELL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

NO. 44-44-4A.
Corner Of Main and 4M streets, Dubuque Iona.
1NHE undersigned at their old established stand No
A, City Hotel building take pleasure in announ
cling TO their numerous patrons that their spring stock is
complete, and will be sold al retail and wholesale
favorable terms any other house in the city,
We keep all kinds Of merchandise: Dry Goods, Groce
ries Hardware, Liquors, Boots and Shoes, and, in
word all that tho country needs. We wish and intend
to do fair legitimate false pretenccs, scf
pretending sell II is not our obj to i'm
wish say word 10 the unsuspecting portion Of corn
munity, and thar is, be of such gull traps. W.
th term, for we have other term TO and dt
them Justice We shall poke the poe out when arr
found do but would recruit stock The
amount of six eight thousand dollars, and still sell
cost. We think il would be, If to do so,
sut to the most nnenightencd mind.
We are thankful for past favors, and hope by stric
Intention to business, TO merit continuance Of the
same. EMERSON T. SHIELDS.
Dubuque, May 7, 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

TINE Copartnersbip heretofore existing between J.
i Bush and F. w lyle, is this day Dissolved and nj
persons indebted to the request paw III
sam. IT, F. Weige who j. authoriz ceve tn, same
and all having claims against the concern IL,
please present them to him Immediately for payment
yu -tl ,-a}E Hft J. D. RUSH, ts
Dubuque, Feb q. ls52-dltwlt F. WElGEL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

= BOXES eardsnes-a prime articIs-just n .en
= ard M sale bv DECEtLES & MlCf.Ei
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
TO THE VOTERS OF DUBUQUE
COUNTY.
At the April Election,

OK THE FIRST MosDAY IN APRIL, 1851
OrrIcE County JUDGE,
March LIST, 1852
being known TO all that Jail for the County neces
and that the interest of the County requires
New and substantial one should he built now there
fore, VIII lam Lowell. County Judge, by virtue Of
nv office SUCH do submit the question to the voters
Of Oibhqne County az the April election for the year
1852 to be held al every Precinct in said County
LIST Monday u Apfil next Shall the County If Dubuque
borroW $50 ny hoasand dollars, to bu,d jail T,
the C0uRa. and shall tar III mills the dollar he lev
led upon III taxable prop rty Of the County, BEGINNING
with the Of 1852, and continue from
until tn debt Of ST. 900 and interest shall have been
paid Th' tax To Ae paid in Cash. The question at the
Polls shall be- Jail no jail, tax tax for the pay
ment ofiail BIT. Gwen under INV hand at the city
OF Dubuque this LIST day of March d 1852
of = iEu fsH WILLIAM Y:LOVELL,
March l, le52-dw4w County Judge.
WOODEN Yarn.
HAVE just received an assortment Of white, black
blue clouded. and blue mixed wooden yarn, which vii
e sold cheap for cash. J. b. THOMAS, f@
sept 5-d-w Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

~ Gross st. Louis Matches, warranted article, now
Ost"re, and for sale very low by 1853
Sept 1s EMERSON & SHlELDs.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
Powder. pOMdcr, Powder.
Close, Open, Or Contract Policies.

TIME Subscriber offers TO sportsmcn rife and sportin,
i powder caps and shot Of every description, sectG
by ono Of yourselves Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

we also keep full and splendid assortment of queen.
ware, glassware hard are cutlery boots and shoes
Nooden-warc, such as pails wasl-tubs wasl-boards
covered baskets, well buckets l-2 bush and pee
measures knife trays, mop handles tarcaps hroms
brushes Of every description. ' ~'''
GELPCKEA SCuRoEnrp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14
Information Wanted.

Gen. Houston in his debate with Foote,
saws, that there are slavery and anti slavery
democrats protective tarifF democrats and
those who are opposed to the principle of
protection internal improvement demo.
Gratis and those who are opposed To the prln.
ciple Of internal improvements by the Gen.
eral Government That liberation Of opin.
ion on these questions has always been al
lowed By the democracy. Now, we have
always thought that they formed the lines
Of difference between the two parties. But
il we are mistaken, and a man can be in
favor Of protective tariff and Internal i'm.
provcment by the General Government, and
at the same time n democrat, we would Ike
TO know wha, il takes TO constitute wing
vii. some Of the papers which have Gener.
al Hou.ton's name hoisted, answer this
question
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14

lNrrRrIcrIoN o. DauNNARns.--6 ea
Martin. Senator from Assumption, has ~
iroduced into the State Senate bill inter
dieting habltual drunkards. This bal pIe'
poses to place habtual drunkards N Tue
same position, in regdrd 10 the manage
ment OF their property aud their family al
fairs, rs that which the law assigns to luna
tics and minors. They are to have cus
tors, with powers of administration 'iel
are to be incapable of suing or being sues
in their own names, they could mol
members OF A corporation, nor executors =,
administrators OF an estate. Such "ou,'
be the legal effects of introduction. we
have not seen Gen. Martio', bill. and s''
not, therefore, able to say whether TINS u
tcrdic,ion is extended to political matters
whether iiabitlal drunkn,ds are depfSea
the right of suffrage, aud Of holdiag o'iice
of honor, trust, or cmolument. bu''
presume that on tho same principle W, Wy
druukard is prohibited lrom managing ~
own affairs. he should also be eSc'uo'~
from the administration Of any public uu''
~. q Defa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14

SALE OF NEGROES. The Massaehuse''
negroes who were convicted in endea'o'''
to abduct the slave Frank, from GalseS0'
have been sold
Samuel Qualls. Of Alabama, bong.
Anthony HAYS at s325, Levan Sn'i'"
$50, and William brown at SOU,
buys them on speculation TO sell as""'
Mobile. 4,
"John Fouriuey, Of Galveston, ho"1s
jacob Thompson at >'I6a, on spec "'NN W.,
The negroes took things eooliy, anu =,
not at all discomposed. For an hou' -,
two before the sale they amused thehs'''
by pitching quoiis in the jail Sa'o. Va"
ing sold a, half price th.y seemed 70 " s,,
good naturejiy, that the hy's'andef' w" q,
hardly worthy OF their acquaintance
having put so low an estimation nPon Wv !,
and for having missed so line eha"''
mako n speculation"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14

or Some time ago we received letter
Aea C. II. DoSAlp.oS, about whom so
many inquiries have been made by the press
80 - happened that We misaid this com.
nsiestios. and did not come across /, until
I ~ elhsr day. II 10 now too late for pub..ica
In. Ia this letter Mr.. Donaldson com.
Daaias very much Of the injustice with
which b has been treated by the pre... and
pastieslasiy by the friends Of Gen. Houston
y Tsxaa Among others, he mentions tn,
Asus u our friend A. IT, EvA~., Of thu
Red Land Herald. lie says that Mr.. T.. i,
very vsll acquainted with him personally
~. W. nssrsly wish TO inquire Of Mr.
Evsss II Iris Il really the case! II i. be
NJ. ~ grsat question. who is c. II
Deaaldsoa 7" may now be solved.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14

The last Austin mail failed. and we have
therefore, nothing new from the seat of
Government. Al the last accounts. the
members Of the Legislature were waiting
very anxiously the return Of Mr.. Shaw.
with the five millions, from Washington.
But il appears that no.provision had been
made by the L. $. Government for the pay.
msnt Of interest on tho Texas bonds, aud
special act Of Congress was necessary for
that purpose. Mr. Shaw would probably
wit until such an act was passed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14

The Forrest Divorce Case which has
been progressing slowly for several weeks
has at length come to close The Tele.
graphic dispatch to the Now Orleans Delta
of the 29tn, says
"Thc jury to day, rendered a verdict in
the Forrest divorce case, in favor OF Mrs,
Forrest giving her three thousand dollars
per annum. alimoBy.'
We have read some OF the testimony in this
case. enough TO convince us that Mr.. For
rests suspicious in relation 10 the nfdcli'y
OF his wife were well founded Other ladies
figure largely on the boards TO the injury
of their regulations This case has fur
nished q great field for scand, loving news.
papers and the lawyers. All the parties
Immediately interested. we presume, are
heartily sick of the whole business. SO
much for settling such matters by the
courts.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-14


01r We publish on our frs, page the
speech of Col Jefferson Davis, before the
Mississippi Democratic State Convention
Il will be found well worthy Of pcrusal
Col. Davis 10 Democrat Of the old school
We sincerely trust that his anticipations
may b. realized in the reunion OF the Dem
oera:io party. and that !, may return to it,
chssishsd and time honored principles.
When this 10 done We are prepared once
more y do battle in the cause. Bu. if il,
b 10 b. mere scramble FOR the spoils. those
Who wish TO engage in the excitement arc
wsleoas 70 their share Of it. For gu, own
past W will have nothing 10 do with it.