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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Boots Shoes and Hats.

GtVUIS SIIUCS dtN%H HHV1os
yv,ur ersgned would respectfully eau the attention
,ho M, lie, to his New Store recently op ned on
-, 81, 10 + corner cf Fourth and Main streets. Tie
is ia receipt Of lee and well selected stock Of Spring
anu SUMNER ~ ,te, for the city and country trade.
i liz ,ooda have he. st 'ected by h,m in rstn, and
he thinks from the long he has had in the ba
sness tina, he offer nOfe than oio'"'s i''''''
to buyers. :. -, Ill stand
AZ To be found at J H. Thedh "ars .a s9Sn" ,vrp
may 20 dtI 81 -'-------.-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Removal.

B. THOMAS, has removed his Store to NO ,
d i. above tie Globe Building between 5th ana OH
streets, one door South Of X. {. Waple's store.
win he glad to- my old friends, ana as ia"y ~"
ones as may favor with call
GROCERIES.
large just received, and for sale cheap, at tue
New Store OF ]. b Thomas.
July 24rh is52. ~. 2o'n u"s'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
LAUGHLIN g. OELBEG,

nEC Leave to insxm me citizens of Dubuque and The
ID surrounding country, that they nave 'aH,n shop
AZ c,lv onposite III, NAPLES House, on Main street,
where they arr prepared TO make xp with neatness ana
a;snatch and i'm the most fashionable style,
ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS,
the senior partner having for number oil years peen
enya ced in n m st Fashionable establishments IN Lon
don and New York city, thereby giving stn many
ages They ee assured that they can please the 'a'e
Of The mosrias,idious Alive ask isa call.
~ Fashions Receired Monthly.
July % dwtf. ------
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

IN, ASO arch street, Philadelphia.
hrr power over the above diseases is not excel,ed-
physicians had failed. '"'
Ihese bIeFs are worthy the attention of nvads-
Possessing great virtues in the Of at
The Liver ana lesser glands, exercising search
ing powers i: weakness and ac. of the digestive
organs, they are withal, safe, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

Franklin says, poor man must work to ind
meat for his stomach; rich one, to find n stom-
ach for his meat.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

KILLED Officer G.. Winchester Shlies was
killed at Fall River, Mass, on the 10Th, pursu-
ing robber.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
w. T.. JOHNSON,
nc TONa0d COMjffSSfO.S MERCHANT,

at ~ q Main street, Dubuque Iowa, will attend to the
selling of Real personal property at Public Auction
Having been engaged isl the Mercantile and Auction
business for the last Nineteen years. in Dubuque,
feels confident that any busness-eMnsted to his
will be done up satisfactorily also agent for several
Fire, Marine and Life INSURANCE Companies.
Dubuque June 18TH 1852. I'd W.T.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

II Western Railroad stocks appear 10 be
the favorites in New York, and are higher
than those of Eastern States.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
r, H, STONE,
GROCER, COMMISSION & FORWAhL'h.'
MERCHANT,

No. 81, LEyEE, SAINT LorIs, No.
" EErS autly on hand large and general as
n sortmeEt of
Groceries, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars Nails, Glass Cotton Yarn, Powder, shot, &C.
which he off rs at the lowest market rates.
Ia,lis March 1859 d)m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
LIGHTNING
1 IGEiTNIN{st

LIGHTNING. LIGHTNING!
vTJIfE citizens of Tbuee are respec ftnl, inform 4fha
the SubScriherara now prepared 10 put up Light
ming Rods in partf the City AT the s ffesf notice
They may be found nthe Good Samaritan frug Store.
may 5,h--tw IT. WAED & PYLE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Fashion! FashiOn!! FashiOn!I!
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE,
DUKQIO UE.

MISS GREEN, respectfully announce to the Ladies,
lHl that she has returned from st. Louis, where she
has been personally selecting splendid assortment of
Bonnets kind and Fashion, in Silk, Grape Lace
Straw. Chip, Gimp, &C.. &c.
Also ~
Young Ladies Hats great variety of Coli =, Laces
Capes Muslin Sleeves Ribbon trimmings; tnd Flowers
of the richest description.
She will have constantly hand during the season.
succession of novelties and hopes by strict attention
business, aud her very moderate charg, TO merit lib
eral share of the public patronage;
Miss G.. trkes this opportunity of thanking the Ladies
of Dubuque and its extensive neigborhood for past ia
* Mourning and Wedding order promptly attended
to. may DIV Am Main street, corner Of Tenth
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
M. Y. BURDICK,
AT TOR N Ely AT l. A w,

Notary Pubic = GcHerdt .7gcnt,
WEST UNION, FAYETTE COUNTY, IOWA.
NED, eds made and acknowledged and collections
made on reasonable terms. iuy29-dwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Corn Starch


No II, Main street, Dmbuque Io,ca.
HAVE just opened a portion OF my Fail Goods com
1 prIsng large assortment Of
DRY GOODS
In all their varefies-snch Broadclos, CassmcreS
Satines Kentucky Jeans; Blue Blankets; Flannelsred
blue and wite DrilIings-hrown and blue; Cotton Elan
nels-brown and beached; Sheetngs and Shirtings-
hickory stripes; Ticking Table and b. Linen Denims;
Linseys Alpacas herinos Delames, Chntzs GingaIns,
and Prints great variety, at prices suit all tastes
and styles SHIT the fancy.
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
One of the largest and best assortments IN
the City.
Those wanting clothing of any kind, frsm Dress Goa
to Fear-naught Cver-coat, would do we'll 10 examine
my stock.
BOOTS AND SHOES. for Men and B'ys-A No.
article, and at very low Irice:.
LADIES, and Misses Bootees, and High cit Polkas, in
great variety Of st, les and quality.
HATS AND CAPS.
A fine sortmcnt The Silk Plush "Cap'' of he season
NAV he seen at O'HALLOliN'S.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Fresh Groceries.

TIME undersigned having returned from the south
l with a new stock of Groceries, is ROW prepared to
sell at wholesale retail, at small advance from cost
and transportation. Nows your time to purchase year
winter supplies. Hall at Vests, on the ievec or No
e. Main street and examine the quality and prre me
goods u. Il. W t.Si.
October 2. IS5I-lwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

TaE WHIG PLATFoRM.-The Detroit Free
Press, one Of the ablest and most reliable OF our
exchanges, says that Senator Seward Will make
an elaborate speech before the adjournment o.
Congress, denouncing the Platform adopted by
the Wing Convention at Baltimore. Despairing
cfsucccss in the approaching election, he hopes
10 take such ground as will make him The leader
Of fanatical, and formidable because fanat'cai,
sectional organization, having for its basis the
Higher Law doctrines that he, not long slnce'
promulgated.
It is well that this intention is proc aimed IN
dime to give the Compromise Wings Of the ORTIZ
~ opp .rtunity Of expressing their deep detesla-
tie; q APE man and his measures, al the Po.ls'
by strenuous opposition to his nom'nee -1eDe''
sOaiaa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

and in fact everything coming prep ry within onr line
of business all of which will he sold low as can DC al
forded by any house in this city, either FOR cash or co
try produce. Those i'm of anything IN our line VIII
pea sc give us cait at o'aoranS old stand corner of
Main and Seventh streets where shall he pleased TO
show orr goods whether can trade with you or not
~ The highest prices will at all times b; PAID Tor
Country Producr, rAoil Corn, Wheat Oats Butter,
Eggs, Fowls, etc. kNElST LEN oShN;
Dubuouc july I7tli [Juy I7-dw-ly J
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
DOLE, RUMSEY g. co.
Storage e. Forwarding Merchants,

PRODUCE, Provisions, Coal, Salt, Pig Iron r.
CHICAGO, Illinois.
a~-ysrk Packages "Carc D. r. & Co. Choago."I3
r.. & Cos still occupy their central position at the
foot of Clarke street and being only Commission
Dealers feel that they can give ent satisfaction TO those
Wishing to sell or purchase in this market.
Their facilities Tor the forwarding business are also un
having erected spacious Ware House
and Dock adjoining the Galena aud thica@ Depot.
there property he handled with Dispatch and with
on, the charge and injury of carriage.
AnyiI 3i-d5m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
A MILL. TO RENT.

&A AN Excellent Watsr-Powcr FIGURING MILL.
.l.:A in complete running order, and only few miles
from this City, will be Leased for few years on moder
ate terms, by CHAs, LokhEhf.
Also
\ largo number Of Improved Farms, for sale cheap.
april 30 DIV It &C.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
arrival of the Humboldt.

NEW York, July 10.
The Hum anldt arrived at o'clock this
morning.
Among the o sengers are Kossuths sister,
her husband and hree children.
The cotton mark, at Liverpool on the 10th
and 9th was dull ana >eavy.
At Mark Lane the m market was quiet
The cotton marked exa hited a declining ten
lency.
es Of wheat and flour rather lower. Corn
fas IN moderate demand at 30s or. for Ameri-
an yellow
The weather is represented exceedingly
arm, and the elections caused a general dull
less in trade.
Encland-When the Husnboldt left the whole
United Kingdom was engaged in the excite.
ment of a general election.
The polling in most of the cities and towns
was to take place on the eth, or 9Th inst, and
in counties snnre days later. The election 1t is
ihoucht would result in Lord Derby's govern
ment not getting a majority. 1t is feared that
The whole election would not pass without dis
turbance The Stockport riots having feariuily
aroused religious animosites Of both Protestants
and Catholics in the North
LARGE number of pixies were seized by the
Police at Liverpool, which it was said were
tended fas the outraged men, to be used either
for defence or agrcsson .
Business was limited at Manchester, with
prices favoring buyers ;. ~.
Tba East India Steam Navigation Company
ofI.ondon. have proposed plan to their share
bo,der. of hnil6,2- the steamers 700 feet long.
of IL 900 tuns burtnsn. Each vessel TO have
two sets of paddle whee.s.--A screw propeller
of an aggregate of 1000 horse power. ihese
vessels are to run from Milford l.aven 70 Aiex-
andria, and from Suez Calcutta. these sh'ps
tits expected, will run at the rate Of 80 MES an
hour and at cost of$l,750,00O
FRAxcE.-The President had caused an GU
cial notice to be inserted in the .honitear, de.
Ginning any public banquet that may be offered
at his approaching tour. Business affairs IN
Paris were on the whole favorable
Paris papers are full Of comments on the plots
Of the police ofthat city. 1t appears that not
understanding numerous arrests were made, The
affair was at first greatly exaggerated, IN case
the nart;es engaged in il had designs against the
Presidents life Ii wss thought by s,me that
the whole plot was gotten up by the police in
order 10 Justify Louis Napoleons taking most
vigorous steps against the Democracy.
The insurrection at Algiers had been quebec
by the French
Germany.-From Berlin Vienna, and The
Gorman States, the accounts are highly im-
portant.
,zerland-The Swiss Government, at
the demand of the French Government, was
endeavoriug to expel French refugees.
The whole of the $2,000,000, New Orleans
loan. was awarded to J. G. King & Son at sper
cent. premium.
Can't. Bacon, ofthe schooner Col. Harrison,
from ST. Domingo of the Both ut, reports that
sthe fever ragged tearfully among the shipping and
the inhabitants of the island.
PARsov BxowNLow or THE WHlG TICKET
The Knoxville Trna., Wig, announces the
n animation Of Scott and Graham with the fig
ure OF a runaway negro at the head OF its COL
umns.
The first vote since the nominations, was
taken on board the steamer John Hart, running
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
Il, e.. TWICHELL & co.
& Commission House
NEW ORLEANS.
BlaeIxSl,nitIlin..

4 DAM HEAGNEY & Co., grateful to their friends
IN for the support heretofore extended to them, would
solicit continuance of their patronage. They
fully prepared do all kinds of country work, such
ironing OF Carriages. Wagons Ploughs &c. Horse and
Ok shoeihg sc &c. with neatncss and dispatch.
Washington Township, 10 miles South of Dubuque
CITY. June IL wit. ADAM iiEAGNEY, & Co.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
R. C, MhPL Els
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
One Door South Of Spaulding's Book So'e.
HAVE Just received nv large stock of Fall AM
Winter goods, and pr par, to furnish ali
NV old friends and many as may favor me
they NAV desire. NV facilities for getting goods ar
such that and will sell them as low as the lowest
In NV dress goods department have every thing OF the
very latest style, and latter myself that can please
the most fssti.'ious. have
Dress silks and satins flaln pia'd ana wateIeu
NJ de lan"s of all qualities PopnS
Cobourg cloths ram ana printed CASH
Exhibition lustres canton cloths
French merinos aipaccas OF all Huai'hes
English do French oil cnghaas
American oil gin.hams English do do
Dress trimmings Of every desc,i ,ton.
RONNETS.
Florence Rutland satin and pearl, white and colored
satin and velvet bonnets. Also, a beautiful stock o
bonnet ribbons.
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpefngs, which can sell at manufacturers
nrices having boug ht them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
have 20; one of the stocks Of domestic goods
ever hroug Iowa. aud having purchased at nn'sh
y low rates offer great inducements to purchasef
CLOTHING.
have also good stock of clothing, boots, Shoes nav
and CAPS Please call and examine them II you want
GROCERIES.
Alarpe Ia. Of groceries bought cheap tor sal
in lots to suit purchasers Remember the upper eno
| own. NV" -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
TO SOUTHERN md WESTERN BOOK
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
Fall Trade 1852.
Books and Stationery,

A T..
T|lGGINGS & KELLOGG, PUBLISHERS, BooKsELIEs IS,
n stationers and manufacturers Of every variety OF
BLANK BOOKS, SO JOHN STREET, Cor. Gold, NJ
Invite call from Merchants and Booksellers TO examine
the prices and qualities Of their very large stock OF Bank
Books. Memorandum and pass Books, embracing every
variety needed. . !,
SCHOOL AND CLASSIC BOOKS, OF every kind
used in schools and academies.
LIBRARY AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
for Public Institutions, Schools Families, and Sunday
Schools Bbles Prayer and Hymn Books Of great vare-
ty Of sizes, prices and styles Of Binding.
Stationery of every variety OF Foreign and Domestic
manufacturer all Of which they pledge themselves to
supply as low a. any other house in the trade.
| N. n. Fooscap and Letter Papsr and States at mil
| prices July w-2m.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
To iElc Stockholders of the Hi
nOis and Mississippi Telegraph
Company.


GENrLEMEN:
You hereby notified that
Assessment of TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
upon each share the Capt stock If the Illinois and
MssiS> ppi Telegraph Company, has been made BY the
Directors, payable on the 25th day OF July, le5!
The subscriber will atei al his Office, M. -, Main
street, Dabqr i've the amount OF your respective
ASSESSING ntS frcm A. NJ. To 3 p. NJ.
For further information the following Section from the
act to amend the charter of this COMPANY is published
Src. g. After order - all hav' been passed ny the
lsad Board q, Directors. lew ng such assessment, no
ice thereof shall he given the Il cklolders of sid
company by pubcaIon IT twenty days. in IN ncs'S-
PIPER printed in each county in the state within which
tie said Company shall Telegraph Station, ittherc
beanv new paper printed in sail county, and II shall be
ty of the publisher of surh papers TO file ri cafes
of aid bcaton with tie Seer tar, OF said Company,
whth certificate shall he evidence of such publications.
in places should such publications. be called in
question. And certificate from the Secretary rf said
tompny that pub icaons have made, as by thi!
Act rcuird shall lie prma f,cis evidence thereof in all
| TIMOTHY NJ tSDN,
y,l n dao, Local tir etor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
JEREMIAH BoLANp.l MICHAEL RoBILLARD
ROLAND & ROBILLARD,

Corner Of THIRD and Ioica Streets, Dubuque,
u ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Builders
II and others this establishment, where will keep
constantly hand get to order on short notice and
reasonable TERMS every thing coming egitinately
within line of business.
For further particulars, please give US call.
June C2-dWy,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

Fay Rum.
sun,,v Of this article now on hand and for sale ny
n May 3rd 50. GfLLLorir"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
NEW STORE.

TIME subscribers have this day received pr steamer
l. DIR. Franklin . extensive stock OF goods, con
sistng ia part of the following:
Boots 4 Shoes, Crockery, Cutlery,
Ready made clothing Glassware, Nails,
Sugar, QuecnsWare, Sa.,
Coffee Pickles,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

4 GOOD assortment of iron Axles, Bnggy sprIn
~ Smiths Rell,ws, Mouse, Hale and American \
wills Crown ,rs, Sldges, HamIn rs, &C., IN store and
sale by FARl.Ef CiKISIMAN
Aug. IL, l95l-ly.
Mustang Imminent.
VTIIsTARS BALSAM Pure tod Liver oil at
!" w. r. Alley
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

Notice to the holders Of State
Warrants.
nERSONS holding Warrants notified that there
l. are funds in the Treasury TO pay all Warrants is
sued up 10 this date.
ISRAEL KIsTER I reas. of State.
TREasuREn's OFFICE. Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20. 1862
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

Wings who won't vote for Scott, %
Ohio is on fire for Frank Pierce. The New
Lisbon Patriot says tive have yet to hear OF the
first democrat in Colunbina county who will
40, give his hearty and cordial support" Old
Columbina can easily give over one thousand
majority when her blood is up.
AxoTHER SrRAw--A vote on board the
steamer Phantom, near Boston, the other day,
resulted
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
ky r. ALLEN, No. 1901 Main street, Dubuque, has
w just received supply of
Sporting and Rifle Powder.
Cannister lb and 10 do
Blasting FFFFFF do

rOD LIVER OIL CANDY, a genuine article direct
~ from the original manufactures, celebrated for
Colds Cough oarseness tickling in the Throat and al
objections OF the Lungs. WP ALLEN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04
IT. III. BNrklcO,

IT. Ii. BurIxlcO,
HFFERS his professional the citizens of Du
u huquc and vicinity. Office in the NAPLES House.
Wehove Eeen intimately acquainted with DR. II. Btwo
leo for some time, and know him To have attended uis
courses Of Lectures ID tine Medical College of 81. Lo he
and one in Phadeips where he graduated Besides he
has in practice of Medicine for five years in I'd
we hone to see him share liberal patronage.
WIN. NAPLES,
PETER NAPLES.
iuueo udtf G. w. BURTON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

F9HyESTOCKS VER.MfFCGE.
SUPPLY Of this eel brated Worm Medisine Jus
- received and for sale NJ the Drug store OF
July !, SO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

RTH-WESTERN INSURANCE.
COMPANY
Oswego New York.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State OF
i New York, in 1884, with capital GALL paid I'M OF
$IjO,OOO.
George Fish Pre.il lent,
SAMUEL HA>~rv, >c'y,
COOK SARGENT & Co.
Agents, Dubuque Iwa TJune 21.h1
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-08-04

The Trenton True .4mcrican says that there
is Pierce Club in Newark composed OF two
huadred and fifty original rhigs; and further,
that Hon. William Wright, ofNewark, formerly
a whig member of Congress, wing candidate tor
Governor, both of the wing candidates forSena-
tor, in 1851, SC , aud the Hon J Brick, here
tofore distinguished and influential wing OF
the FIRST district,-besiie s an innumerable guam
THY # less important men, have recently re-
noupced whiggery.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06
D ! e D,


In ,his phre RIA the .il', VI 't'"hef h'f."
u Ms IauNR t,SEsasti ile "ash'fn 'h' i''''
# November, lssh a.. ..
many ,pnifti,. III di., AGE nn- ruinu if 'n''i".
,inn tnr months he fingered. wld lAc lfrw'tA'n
Of death before hlm Heiug le"'rf in fhf'.. anu
ami ,,,ns.pnrftiy al mans accountability go hi+ 49,
le tel much snlieitude ~ rgad ma tinir WnfN
he was enabled by grace given BAN lfAH ui' hifH "
e,er,i-. a h.ine faith ia h.s RHleemrf, and t''hf F"
have ali HI. doubts removed a hs request lhf Is
cfauefl ct the inrd's Supper ga tlmhtsi"i'i =" f''
after which With rhrI-taig patience, he HNA"r' N'
call 10 eternity iill hts a'H=irr iu Heaven '"h N'H
HON, H. ha. left world %, .uiiernf hl'd si.hnr''
and. We trust ios oar Of hnp,sres- and bliss lis -
reayed wii. Who, dung b. poiiruet' lnr.- uHf-''
him with al that hniuess known '. y tH ihc drtN'
cpu,,annn should hc encouraged CO. fseNerc io tler
him In a better world than the
There Is a calm ier those that weep
A ,esi tir weary pilgrim found.
And \, lille the mnHlierinr ashcs -ccp
low IA the ground
The .oul u origin diY 10.
Gods rlor ofs imagr freed from clay,
ln Heavens ,iefenl snbrrf SHAH shine
Asar CD lay
The sun j. hu' spafh 90 hro,
A ifnns,rt, mcleaf BOO iir Wy
1i~ soul Immortal ns o. sire
shall never ode.
fsiFvn.
M The Columbus Miss piper will ~ 'se cory
DIED IN Marshall on Tuesday the 81 mt JAW
AiWrsr sosnLt, native oi tahaAha Dallas o
Alabama
~ cshs',ta paper rls,rc copy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Tnr LoNpoN Tlurs 1t is stated AZ
characteristic of the careful provision an'
good management ol this journal, th"' W
long memoir of the Duke OF ellington
|oa the morning after his decease, bad beer
repared six years previously, to be "a 'ea''
ness whenever that event occurred. u II
understood to be written by Nlr. Dodd, th'
well known compiler OF pnf''amen'af
annual. who undertakes ,he obituary de
partmcnt of the Times.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Gen. Sam Houston arrived ut Washing
ION on the Brazos, on the l@th INST sn'
addressed the people On the sablect OF th'
pending Presidential election. Col h'rhN
wing elcetor, replied There were sever'
other speeches delivered, when the con
courso adjourned to pariake of a bsrhecu
dinner A, night there was ball at "hle'
gen, Houston was present az an in'''e'
guest Icderr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06
l.nnd luI N.lIc.

Three Uaaaired ard fvea'V Ter" ~ good
Loud for Nair
- SITUATED on the road leading 'fo'a
.@.,. Port Csddo to Marshall -N ul',, south
Ella Of Caddo Seyeniy acre- ut i'H' Do"
afa 90 a high state of culti'ailon, ~ih e""H
log dwelling aud other out hoas, S. good "tN
aud ,ptns der
Those wishing to purchase can call 90 me-
Ion iae placo. 90 W II. Cohbs s Co. ai i'ofi
ANNA BURTON
~. ,..s Is 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

Elisha Huntingdon, the wing nominee
for Lieutenant Governor oi Massachusetts
has written letter in favor OF the Naln'
Liquor Law.