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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09
FRESH ARRIVAL.

A0.
MESSRs. scantn and Parvin have just received the
WI largest aad best assortment Of Stoves brought
to this market. among which will be found the Comet
Odd Fellow and three kinas Of Double Oven and all
kinds of Prior Premiums and Heating Stoves Also
improved yacksons Double Oven the best and most
economic stove in which will insure TO give
better satisfaction than any stove brought this city,
septe5 Main ST l,t and Cd Streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09

T,ENNEssEE None, bought at per cent,
l. S. K. GILBERT & CO.
sept5O Sycamore near Water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09

WHITE LIME-J0bbls lin -four bbs) reed per fla
w boat this day and for sale 10y ....
sept93 FOATEKS IL BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09

BOOTS AND SHOES,
1S0CASES Boots and Shoes, in store by
lou sgp,a MERRITT, FIELD & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09
TAXES! TAxE5!l

THIS Is the last notice. call and pay your city Taxes
all YOU who have cglcc,cd far, please call at the
Collectors Office and pay up. WILLIAM HUGHES, G. c.
s,ptaO Office corner Main and Seco"d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-09

This CITY, The beautiful Parlof Stoves of the age.
For further particulars call and examine our assori-
rncnt at the Old stand door fror the Washington
House [sept l5u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
PARTICIPATION AND MIsREPRESEN
rATlON.

- lbDV
The edssor ofshe Tribune s,temp.s to 10 awsy
with The free If our anislcs upon the hisassy
Of shr Federal party, BY accusing ~ Of having
tefa med ,hc early founders Of this party ~
S far from having said one w"rd In defamation
Of those men, we distinctly stated, that we had
'ev-ry confidence in their patriotism and purity
81 motives. We tahc il, that ~e may speak Of
an error Of judgment, w,th"u, rendering our
selves pbnoaiass to The charge sf attempting 10
defa,ne the character IS those who commit she
error. lfn"t, where 10 J our baasted freedom
af discussianl Who're the virtue Of having an
"p.nin? II II is d,fanssaon 10 respectfully e..
pr - npissso, 4 nns, B.. wrong to hpld an
"pini,~a This is no, the doctrine we sahscrine
ta mr. u i, the doetsin. ,nasssAtea 10 oar ,ns,i
tutinn,
In our - marks ~pon Nsasrs. Hamilton and
Aaarss, Ne simply cl.msd. that their p'Ecy Of
government, was NOT the tr~c policy fes eahane
in. ,he interest, prosperity ana welfare Of orr
country In mr. rcnDarA., Ne were respectful.
Yet We are ac"n.-d ot having detained tbs
departed patriots, by "ae, who fails to throw any
light up,n their early history. Our neighbor
seems to have = convenient, tho MT very
epmrne n,'able, manner nf avoiding the d.scu,-
sion Of subject We shall not do him the In
justice to supp"s', that he is isn"ran. Of he his
tory Of these men and the times in which they
lived. bst shan csntrnt ourselves with believing
that his course il dictated by desire to cover
up and hide from public view the deform,ties Of
his paftv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

How shs WhiG Managers Pyoeusea these
CashelSs An davies.-Ths Rrauds and Cor~
rapsIons Of the WhlE Leaders
Below We publish an able, logical, and truth
fnl litter. from the Rev. Wl.ll.x MeO"sALp.
Cs,hnre Pastor 1t Manchester and Conc"sd, in
vins,casioa Of o-n. Pierce, WIN s- daily eharg:
I'd by Wing prints ~ . religious bignt, and in
reply to ssdav,s. supported by string Of
names. purporiinT I, represent Irish Catholics
Of New Hampshire, procued aad pun III eircula~
ton by one Cooney, cf Albany, wing.
In the hrs, piace, Father Nc Donald establish.
"a, beyond the possibility offs rssionai doubt.
wha. has been repeatedly established before,
that Gen. ri rec has always been the strong,
faith ~, ardent, and active supporter Of a reform
in the New Hampsbr. + institution, BY the ab"
l.ion of the "tes,." Hrssya, ,nh- has watch
ID the agitation Of this question carefully, at
tend-d the Convention, and preserved file 81
the daily papers containing its pre- cesdings, tina
he might know who were friends aud eDr'ns'
II the ',es,," feel ng, a. he naturally would. /
deep interest in the subject. Ills testimony is
ha, Gen. Frank. Pierce WA aiming the first t.
! advocate the abolition Of the "tast, and from
his knowledge If rs character, will be among
| he .ast,o eband don his position. He then go"
| into detailed account Of the means adopted b,
| ,h.s Mr. C'orrv, t" procure the said atidavil
and names And well does it illustrate tn
character Of whg wire paisers, more high
! handed disregard OF honesty and justice, W
%. yer recollrct TO have seen The wretch VIII
would lend himself 10 such low and debased ef
forts TO corrup, .ae ballot box, would hesitate a
nothing, no matter how atrocious, within the Ca
,ender Of crines. A cnsss be upna the head G
any man, who becomes the ready tool OF eorruf
politicians, to put his country into the marke
and peddle il Of, like an article Of mel chandizs
to the highest bidder Such man would hav
sold hi, Saviour for the thirty pieces Of silve
and then boas,ed Of b., shrewdncss as trades
man and specula:or.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
LEW is.
News From WashinKt0nO CITY.

We make the following e1 ract from the let
ter nf gentleman well informed upon politics
dated Washington City Oct. 7lh. and addressed
to Col. McHenry.
IL shews that our friends in Washington hac
no doubts about Pennsylvania.
The news We receive from all parts Of the
country is of the most cheering kind. And
when you get the news from old Pennsylvania
Of the result Of mex. Tuesday you will 6ad that
the last nail is driven IN the coffin Of whiggery
some TWO or 3 weeks ago the wings offered
bets freely On Pa. but the news they receive
~ makes them draw in their horns. There s
now lring IN this city sc, 900 to bet that Penn
sylvania will cast her vote on the End Of Nv.
for Pierce and King but 40 wing will take it.
hope to hear good account from Iowa in
NV, for the cred,, Of her two noble sons Dodge
and Jones
! am Sir,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
consistency Of the Wing Party.

The wings Of the United States, are clai n
ing the election Of Gen Scott, upon the score
Of his military exploits in Mexico, while they
denounced the war a. unholy and ab"minable
and those who were engaged in it, a. robber'
and nurderers.
In their virtuous estimation the leader Of
banditti soidlery, prosecuting an abominab!e
war, 10 the very man for the Presidency, be
cause Of his distinction in such service.
"Oh, shame where 10 thy blush''
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
Rail Road N.ws-Lats and Important.

Rail Road News-Lats and Important.
The Gosena Jearrsonian Of the 18th inst. says
that Mr. John NJ. d 'aglas, q member of the
committee dcputed BY tAec mmoa Council OF
Galena, to treat with The Directors Of The III
Central Railroad company returned from Rev
York, this morning" wishost having accomp
li.hed anything for Galena. The Directors re-
fused to treat upon any plan sfording psrma.
men, Or temporary terminus q, oalesa.
Theliiret tors were willing to grant any priv
leges in the way Of D-poss, that should be asked
-w,lling to erossFevrr river At any poin. design.
a'edby the Observation-Disclosures constrne, such
bridge a. would be satisfactory, but turtle
than this they would not 70.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

" win the editor of The Tribune imfarm
rs. shen that article entitled .,The Ep.ul,t Ca
ia.nny'' frs. appeared in the New York Tri.
bY-s aA h
svrY remarkable. if Mr.. Greeley ncvel
made the declarations about Gen Scott sttribu
ted I. him that such rapcrsas the New York
H.rald, the Albany Argus aid Atlas. the Ohio
..esnan, the Detroit Free Press and o,h-l
ing papers Of the country, should CON inue
sng the matter b~fore the public in an au-
. form. We have no desire to misrrprr-
but hsvins some Lnowlrdse d
c.,srsoserd Greeley 80 jnur-
Ae means rrscrtcd = By wh;g
0prrs~nt csnvass ~ snhance the
shris Abolition ssSdsda:e. We arc
3 ewsi'ow evssy Thing they ~
- ig...6sas'an Il Ls.asr'Fss, n in =.
.s'a NJ S1Lsr.: -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
Poor Seward and Scott are gone.

II Gen James Shields, Hon. Geo. H. Viii
Congressional Delegation, Hon. A. G. Dodge
g. w. Jones, l.. CLARK and B. Hem, were On
nounced IN the last Reporter, to be present a
Iowa City on the llth inst, to attend demo
cratic County meeting. We hope they vii
come this way.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

n. lews A"ss u C..nfr'.'sss, vAaeh adjourn
% yesterday. p.ss~d ~ t,lh,wire rrsolutons
kesn'oed That the thanks Of II. iowa Ar
rnaI Conf r. ne hr aud ~. hereby tend, red To
to- citi1 us oi Burlington f.r their kin6rss
soi bn.p iahty ia entertaining Us during the
Sesa az of our Conference.
Rasotped That We tender onr hanks 10 the
Pasture Ut the = verai churches in this city t"r
trnioring 10 US the of their pulpits during
the pr. sent 8, e. a If our Conf. renee.
Resyt.s I'D * That copy OF the aat W resolu-
'io"s lie furnished to the papers If this city toI
publication.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
General News by the Asia

i.ord TIardlnge is appointed c'mnandrr-in
Chief Of the army in place Of the Duke Of We'll
lington.
Three hundred thousand dollars in gold had
been received from Aus ralia the day before the
Asia sailed.
Louis Napoleon, when at Lyons, SAID that
sahe cry of Vice lie Emperor affects my heart
more than nv pride. | am the servant Of my
country, and have but one object, namely to
restore her to her or atness and perinanency. 1t
is difficult for me to know under what name !
can best act if the humble title of President
will do, / do not want TO change it for Em-
peror.
The French ship Greenvil'e had been plun-
dcred on the coast If NADIA gascar
Jenny Lind had given $400,O00 Xix Thalers
TO sablsh girls school III Sweden.
The funeral of Of the Duke OF Wellington
will take place soon after the meeting Of Par
liamcn' He will be buried beside Lord Nelson
in 81. PaEls.
Lord S,.merset ia appointed master Of Ord
nance, and Prince Albert, Colonel of the Gre
nader Guards
Vessels had srrivrd at S uhamp'on from
Chagres, bringing upwards OF $2,oao,oO0 IN
Cal forna gold.
Advertisements Tor Joint stock company, to
work gold mine in Virginia, was Published
the London papers
The flo in The Rhine was very destrnctv..
: villages were en'ir.'ly submerged.
The American brig Mary Adal'n. was attack.
ed Ly the natives al Congo. The English Brig
Of War Dolphin 'ane to her assistance, and up.
ened brisk fire Of shot ,dlshells on the natives
who soon d, and the brig rescued
Scnr1's GErEHALs 1t is s,id (" be fact
th,, every G naral officer, Nho served under
General Sc,t i'll the NJ xcan war, is opposed
+" his election to the Prfsidency--heleving
'ha' he YES not prs the civil qualifications
to Il h'rn f,r ,,a' high and resn,nsbl- station.
Wool, Twiggs, Riley, Butler, Qnitman, Pillow,
Lane Patterson, persier Smith. Cadwal!sdrr.
Marshall. Shields, are all found in the ranks Of
the opponents Of the Wing nominee, and 1t the
|am"nrd Worth and Hamer were yet living,
hey would be found among the number
These men know him weil--hs character and
hs,ouslif icn,icns-and their testimony against
he fitness for the st,ior should be exclusive I
Peoples Press, Miss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Mr.. Paplnrau, in recent speech in the Co.
l'nial parliament, unlimited that the best thing
;or Canada. 'rould be annexation to tn. Uuited
States This may be- regarded - feeler. and
u will in time, not now. be followed Up by .
un'verssl conviction on the par. Of Canada.
Erst and West, that annex cation is their true
policy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
WANT OF FAITH.

Our whig friends in Dubuque, profess not Il
believe the telegraphic election news from Penn
sylvania and Ohio. This Is by no means strange
for we never knew them to have any faith ir
news, which failed to afford them the orportuni
~ Of rejoicing Their faith is invariably III.
creature Of their hopes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
The Democratie Meeting ON satasday Ev.
aMlMR,

ealing.
SIR William E. LefflSgwell, one Of the dem
ocratic candidates for Presidential Elector, vii
add ess the citizens Of Dubuque, according t
ublshed sppointment on Saturday evening .
so'cloek Mr. Leffingwen 10 young man
hu, /. man Of decided intelligence and fluent
f~ryent and eloquent speaker. Let us have q
general turn out. Democrats must throw Of
their lesthergy and c,ms up 70 proper realiza-
ton Of their duty.
Truly has this canvass been proclaimed "ths
canvass cf frauds," for no period in our history
"a nation, has marked = stronger disposition
with our opponents. to disregard the common
conrtrsies and obligation Of hon"rahl- warfare
than the present. The present period is au ev
en,folne iE the history Of this party it fails Al
this election its prospects in the future are slim
Seward sectionalsm has driven it to madness
and desperation. Already are lis bright and
shining lights, predicting speedy dissolution
Of The party and therefore Il 10, that its lrader,
sre resorting to the most nrfaricus means to Sc
ours the electio OF their candidate as l.st e1
r'ring hope for the p4rPetuation Of their party
c.aani.ation. Bu,, their dsy Of trial il near a,
hand. A few days more and they will be ar
rsigsed u the bar Of public opinion, 10 give an
account of the deeds done in the body. The
conduct has been such for the lost Few months
that we inag,as. they .il approach this trio-
una with the utmost reluctance. Il 10 cur pro.
Vi ce a. portion fthe democratic party to aid
o m,king up this Judgment. Let us be duly
mindful of our duty and discharge it promptly
fa,thfuliy and fearlessl.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

y The 0alena J-ffersoniAn, 10 endeavoring
to aid tine election Of Thompson Campbell bv
abusing Gen. Jones and the dubuque papers -
THIS is a poor way Of calling support to Mr.
Campbell Better husband your resources
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

GnEELEY's OPINION ofSIOrT IN 40.
ascend a delegate TO the Convention II you
can. for CLAY; il not for Clay, for Co1win; If
not fnr Cnrwin, for seward, for Taylor; but
last Of all for Scorr. Scott is oain, eonesstfd
G. xesmb ot q mai. His brains--al that he has
ARE in his epaslptts, and ifA.' should be elect.
ID President, he would TEAM me Wing party
into rat,ers N Lkss THAN si1 MONTHS. - hor'
ace Greeley. Ee
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

OEAru or DEx nAnpls. This distinguished
Kcn,uckian departed this life recently at his res
idence in .Bardstown. He had occupied many
prominent positions in Kentucky.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
Accident TO Mr. w. II. Icing
well.

well.
We regret deeply 10 learn that Mr. Letting
we'll was severity Kicked and injured few
days since BY his horse.
When descending the hill leading 10 Ana
mosa, his horse became frightened, the breech
ing gave way lettiag the buggy agains, hin
when b. nmnenced kicking and broke the bug
gy and severely kicked Mr. l. in three or -four
places, rendering It impossible for him to leave
.Anamosa for some days Thh will be unpleas:
ant intelligence for his numerous friends In hi.
C,y, who had expected, in place Of sndiae
him an Invalid TO enjoy the pleasure Of his CON
pany according to appointrnrn, this evening.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Sheridan Knowles, The az hor, 10 said 70 have
become Baptist. lie was bap':sed by i'm
inersion, some ti1ae back, by the Rev Dr. lrncs
o. Edinburgh.
A convention of COMPREHENSIVE ha iist
been held at Albany. sTiiA a ~,ry'la rge attend
ance. They repud'ated the old plan Of UNION.
Which formerly existed between them aud the
Pc hyteYi; rs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Gen. Scot. lrft uisv,Ile on the 9TH inst, on
his return hnme. He stopped at Madison. Indi
ana, where he addressed the people Galena
Gazette.
Ii he has no better luck in making votes in
his stock 10 decidedly below par. How strange
il is that Gen. 'Sentts official visit to Keniuck
should have been undertaken just in tune to visit
and address the voters Of Pennsyivania Ohio
and Indiana, (three doubtful states) just prio.
to tho day OF election.
We rejoice that the people are not to be gull
ed by snch clap trap.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Senator Whftcornh OF Indiana is dead The
Legislature elected in that State on Tuesday
last, viii have the inportan, duty TO perform
Of elec,ing bis succras9r.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

lcR TElEeRAyHic REpoRr. Every dis
patch tina. We receive confirms the glorious in.
t-llisence, that Pennsylvania and OHIO have
gone largely democratic. Where 10 there q
hope for ~hifscry n'wl
Alas poor YoEi,k
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

CoxSEcricur - The town elections recently
held in this State, show large gains for the Dem
ocracy. gain up the majorities Of last year
Connecticut is sure for Pierce and King.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

CHsERIso News FRox isplAKA-The tele
graphic news from Indiana, like the news from
Ohio and Pennsylvania is soul cheering. II
these three states not 4 vestige Of whiggery !,
Jeff.
Poor Seward and Scott are gone
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
'eYyResprctfuily.

Bxsf ..lAsIy Sour. Ut should be thicken.
Cd with "Grihaza bread, seasoned with Scot,
indignation asv"red with Greeiey's spatis,
and boiled over that ssire in the rear -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

liom tho f;uicna Gazene takes TIE nf,os from
Fc"nsy 'ranin. - PEys.yLvAsIA E,Ecrr,x -
We have no news fl I'm the Pennsylvania Ell. c5
tnn, xcept what is con aired in our telegrap h3
ie dispatch. We kn'w nothing Of the partcu.
lars. but the drs,atch says The STATE has go,
against Us. We suppose Gen Scott to be.t
rI Fl teen thousand ' tss stronger in Pcnnsylv.
nj, than lny ether Vii. hi, can b. ran II b
Sttn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

A RrBrxr-Coi Haskell, onr Of the federal
candidates for Eector in Tennessee, who con.
mandrd regiment in Mexico, thus rebukes the
vile slanderers Of General Pierce -
would consider myself personally disqrnced,
did stnop to the humliating basencss Of insn-
ua'i@g cowaraice against General Pierce,
whom know t" be brave man, chivalrIc in
his conduct on the i..ld Of battle. Others
may pursue that course which their feelings die
tate hn. as for myself, ] would ep,rn the
thong did it oblrude itself upon nv mind.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

The contested seat IN the North Carolina
Senate has been decded in favor Of the Cemo.
cratic applicant, which secures a democratic
majority on joint ballot.
The Webster ,nen in N,rth Ca.6iina have
withdrawn the name Of Mr. Graham from their
ticket, as Vice President, and substituted that Of
Nr, ] nkins Of Gvorr!a
Mr.. Clingnan publishes a letter, three col.
nnhs in length, in the Valley STANDARD. agains,
Gen Scott
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

" We have ON hand an interesting letter
from our regular Washington correspondent,
which will appear In our next issue.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

l.. c Levin, Native Congressman from Fnil
adeIphia, was shot at on the In. III thc street.
but escaped injury.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

II Foreign Journals mention the DEATH At
Whydah, on the coast ui Afica. Of the f"rtu-
ru.se De Sou1,, the mot nptsd slave deai' On
the a rrirau crsst. u
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

t. Gen. Scott draws mileage t"r every foot
Of ground he travels over in going to, and re-
turning from Blue Licks, Ky, whore tina,
hospital was sometime since located. This ma
account for the rouniabu. way he took in get
ting there.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

/" Edwsrd a. Cahrl, of Virginia, hs.
hem appointed .aicf clerk in the general land
rfice.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

y The mother .fFsrchi. rh, -~a. garrotcd
It Bavsna, d. d Of grief thr ncx, d,y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Mr.. Harris c Ames, Of New York, has en-
appointed Consul to Acapulco, vice Rice, re-
moved
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

SyRaccsr, OF. -Rry w Louruen Raj
been arrested at Sk,neatal q "a q fugitive slave
by the U s MARSHALL. TIL, bells were rum a
meeting called, and great excitement prevailed
-Ex kanse
WI, re was William II. Seward. with his bail
hcads an! his Teasing cups'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Thoee indebted to this Office must cons for
ward and settle up Our expenses are heavy
and have II b. NET Promptly. To do this, ou'
friends mus, pay up. We hope this call will b
heed. d.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

I" Chniers has neve. proved epidemic in
any city where rain water IL EXCLUSIVELY used
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION TO THE
SCOTT CLUB.
DUsuQuE, Aug 9Th las2

DCbVVUIs AO8 ASn Aod@s
SIR.
The undersigned, committee ON tho
part of the Democratic association in the city Of
Dubuque for that purpose appointed, r-sPec'-
fully svite thu Scott Club to public discussion
spon th~ principl-s which tivsde th- Wing and
Democratic partie. in this presidential contest,
and request the appointment ot a com nisete :"
settle with the undsr.igned upon ihr time and
pace and make other preliminary arrangcm~n'a
connected herewith. You are hereby syesp~ct.
fully rceues,ca se present this communication
to the Seau Club at the earliest convenience
and request early action thereon.
Yours respectfully
WARNER LEWIS,
JAMES RURT.
Nm ASHLEY JONES,
Co,unit.ee.
George L.. N rh'iasale Esq
Pr. sldent Scot Club ! e@
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

John g. Weller has paid of his il 'bili'ie in
Cured while fund Commissioner for the county
Of Butler, Ohio. -Fairfeid Ledger.
But Bebb has not Wsilr; |. democrat, and
BaEb Ia a whip
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-10-20

Mr. John NJ Clayton, says The Whining on
IDel.1 Gazette, has I'D his farm and country
residence, Buena Vista, in that county, 70 Mr.
] Bird. for 1900 900