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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1852-10-13

GEORGE S. HAMPTON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
IA Law. Iowa City, Iowa, will practice in
the various courts in this State.
Nay, 1851.
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MORGAN RENO

l.. B. PATTERSON, -
u rTORNEY AND COU4SELLOls =
A Law. Iowa City, Iowa, will attend to all
business entrusted to him in the line Of hisPro-
fession.
Nav. 1851.
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VIM. f.. LEFFINGWELL.

w vi. II. I<Lt l. i4Nc w ILi|h,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Law, De Witt, Clinton county, Iowa, will
practice in the Supreme and District courts of
this State.
MAY, 1851.
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DRS. MORSMAN & SANDERS
III AVE associated themselves together in the
Ill Practice of Medicine and Surgery. They
will attend promptly to all calls at all times.
Night calls made at their residences on the
Avenue, opposite each other. y
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S w A MS HOTEL,
Ioma Citu. IO,rd.

LATHE subscriber, owner and proprietor of
Gs:y the above house, would inform the pub
lie that he has taken possession OF sad esiaD-
- . and i prepared to accommodate the
ravell;ny community, transient or regular
,o.rderss and will endeavor to give general sa-
:e,at;nn CHARLES j. SWAN.
~ l,onnected with the above establishment
a large and extensive LIVERY STABLE
..here strangers can at all times be aecommoda-
fed with conveyances to any part 'ol the country
Nav. 1851.
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Whole amount appropriated $I2 .G22.44i Is

OF the above appropriations, the
whole amount appropriated by
tho Democratic party, under
Democratic Administrations 10, 80 ,673 3
ditto Ditto of Wing Ditto 2.4s2, ,767 8
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CHARLES A. ROBBINS,
uYATCH-MAKER, ENGRAVER, AND
w Jeweller, Iowa City, at the sign OF the
8. Big w atch, corner Of Clinton and Collegests.
Nav. 1851.
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fore state the particular provisions Of them.
But it il sufficient for our present purpose to
say, that they were 20 objectionable that some
Of the ablest and most devoted advocates of a
general system q 1nterual Improvement by
the General Government. voted against them;
and that Mr. Cay himself,t the great father ofthe
boosted Amerisan system Of which this scheme
formed part. voted with General PIERCE in
opposition TO every one Of them. But the fact
that General PItaen voted against these bills ~
now produced n induce the advocates Of res
ponsihle. props. nnd constitutional measures
Of this kind. u hslieve. that ~ j. opposed to
all approprissi ~ u such objects; and that, Il
elected rrssido t,hs will vsto any and al bills
~ impssxing lvess and IIafbotss ThsEe,
@f3lx Xlx ~. " 49, - NJ
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VOL. l1.---K0. 10.

manded but to check that wild spirit Of spec.
ula,on aud plunder which was exhausting the
resources of the Government, diverting its
revenue from its Legitimate objects. squandss-
ing the money Of the People upon useless
works or schemes of private and local inter-
est, and destined, II perscvercd in. to create
an enormous National Debt. and to end - ~
tional bankruptcy and general and vids srssa1l
embarrassment and ruin. He plainly 1sssaW
The inevitable result o. tho Wild sshsuas tAsa
on foot, and with that Patriotic devotion e tAs
country which characterised his whele III. y
detcymined to check them and 70 rsetoss ~
action u ihe General 0ovsmnent y ~ ~
propriass. NAtional Constitutisaal spAssss y
-. 4 ~ 3 4 . 60
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were clamors for local
of which were over all
Rs. and throngi<serbo-
pst over ONE HUN
tER MILLIONS S of dol
hc on-and gone on it
dvocated them had
eis calculate the mis-
N done How much
sonal Debt z Worse
,ld have been nation
ober thought Of the
Jackson; and from
Ne Democratic par
kg article. in the
\mocratic Con-
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1880, at one tinei
works, no small &
but impossible ND
nian bogs. that W
DRED AND A QV
lars. Now had th
would if the part
continuedin powe
chief that would y
would have been
still; how wide 81
al corruption :
people sustained
his day to this
ty has contaiI
words of thG
vention:z}
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54l,4S2 90

1w $500
907,l92 So
5,sO9,l5s 95
765,s0O
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nave never manifested
necessary appropria-
bors Of the country,
on the Atlantic and
have not been SO nu-
TIE Lake Commerce
j making them. this
) cxcycise = wise dis
Rination, aud to make
= the treasury would
would be of general
=. Who does not re-
~ omntod IN ha cast an
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

The fleming Journal publishes list of news
paper s'responses' to the Wing nominations a,
Baltimore. Among which, after seeking the
whole Wing press from the Potomac to the north
ern boundary, appear twice the Newark Daifl
| .4dreftiser, and once the Rome Seatiaei--the
letter 4 siaunch Democratic print
! But why does the JoarRGt overlook such re-
spanses as these from Wing papers Of s'anding
and influence
| The news is received WITH EVIDENT CHA
cRix.-B Boston Transcript
IL FIJI Ike faRerM pail upon the spirits Of
the inda6ataRtS IF Boston Boston .fdr.
\ result which is 50 much at oartance soith
The feelings and sc;shes Of eery large ua,nber
Of tie Hhigs of this State, can hardiy be sup
posed to gre immediate or general satistaction
Boston JourHai.
Next fail will show That when noina,ions are
made against the papable sentiment of the
public they WILL NOT PROVE BIspING-Boston
Bee.
We fecltl1t SUCCESS CANNOT CROWN
OUR LABORS.-.ieD York Courier and En-
qairer.
Winfield Scott is the Whig nominee for Pres
dent, and THE ELECTION OF FRANLIN
PIERCE is SECURED-Nt,o Tork Day
Book
Our dispatches from the SoEth don't indicate
that the popular feeling there, as yet, is such as
tn encourage the hope that the Wing masses
are going into the canvass under Gen Scott
with that enthusiastic alacrity which gives
guarantee OF victory.-.Aeo York Express to-
dau
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W a7cIe:,s Excslse


10 'i'h2 .Ntli;, tc;!.-~-''c!;,
+. MOTHER st.eatGc Hno4es' Ire
& 10 Iysp mics: Dr.. J \. !it
TON : PEP5IN IKE I2&e Ri%r$'irc
nr Gas'ytch Jdise' prepared From RS
t's. fourth a.oiuaS!l q. The or, a..cr djl
Of nar"n LicAir, ,he greet Physiological
Isl, hg ! 5 il"ughion, NJ. T. FhjIadei
THIS Is tfu!y . wonderful remedy tor |
ton, nysnro-in. Jauniicc, Liver Ca.
Cous'ipation aad u, b''i!y, curing tI;"r y
orca .Ntftad, hy Natures 0.am -4%smi, til
tsic juice Pamphlets, containing ..
evidence Of - value furnished by ag}n.
Sold VII ,!csalt a;ld sc oil by
a GILES
No Globe Buildings, Dnh
/ Mash, l3-dwv.
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~ .HLRCHNIS d E.HlGRHNIS.
yy7 A. DICkERsIaN &c Co., Storage, Forwarding
W and Commission Merchants, Rockford, Ill.
Mark packages care of W. A. Dickerman & co.. Rock
ford, ILL.,
We are prepared to peceiyo and forward G ,ois and
Merchandise with promptness ard dispatch. The Ga
lena and Chicago Railroad being completed Rockford
over the worst part of the road from Chicago and nu-
bngne, and the radiation in the price Of freight the
X. Il. for all goods destined fer Gaena and points west
and the low price of fcights from New York to Chicago,
ans the insurance by this being tIn hall
less than by the river route will great nducement to
shippers to ship their goods by this route There will b.
no delay OF goods by low waer and goods will he for
warJed by this route in much less time than by any 9th
er. W. A. d. & CO. have made arrangements with a
sufficient number of reliable teams take goods forward
without delay Goods will not be delayed single day
at Rockford or Chicago. Ship goods by any of tic prn
opal line from New York, care Of any of the principal
forwarding houses Chicago; care of w A. Dickeman
and co., Rockford. We have the pleasure TO refer to
j. A. Holland, Esq, C. r. Horseman, ESQ.,, J. w. Tay
Tor, Esq, Rockford; Fccly, Lawrence co., G. a. Gibs
4 CO., Dale Rnmscy & co.. II. Norton and co, Il. =.
Spenae and CO., Chicago; $. NJ. l.angworthy; Peter
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
S Z @ 90

nNE of the most beautiful residences adjacent TO this
~ City confirming twenty-five acres, and upon which
is comfortable Brick Dwelling house, Barn, Carriage
house, good Orchard, heauL gardens, yards, etc
nameBted and eshanccd in yanc by good lection Of
Shade and Ornamental trees and choice srIbbery, is
offered for sale fer at least 2u9 less haH a. r1lar.
The grounds enclosed and properly divided ny first
rate board paling fences and tic te 10 the property
perfect
So oHiy SMALL PORTION OF the purchase money will
he rcgu red 70 he paid in haai-tEe remainder in one.
two and three years. Apply soon, if az all 10
Dubuque, July 8-dyrIml CuAG. COOKERY ,Agt.
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III. 81. EssaTEliGo,
.4YERS CHERRY PECTOR.4L.

ID IrTE and Black Ink: Orange Flower Water genuine
- Perry Davies Pain Killer at w I ALIENS
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kl1l:k gsN1si I12cairw

~ Il E annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Dubuque and Sageville Plank Road
will be held at Globe Hall on Monday, the 10Th
inst at clock p NJ
The election of officers, as we'll as other bu-
siness of Importance will then come before the
meeting. 1t is very desirable that there shall
be a full attendance either in person or by proxy
J. p. FARLEY,
lq-3'I Secretary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
TO TILE PINr.fC.

g'HE undersigned. ayg1snccot H. c. GfrteI offer.
sale, ilr cash prices ta entir stock &C ceoas
wares ard rCrci aUdlSu in tie r tcTa
occupied hy said GarfreH. Country tiry Merchants
and others may fad il 10 {! cir Iege-t uEauir1 tHi5
stoch befora prc.lG escwh itcoRsiatsol ti1
" usually kept N flc mercantile houses CT this ess
Come aae Come ALL. DO not neglect vouT op in
terests. BEN. =. SAIjET&.
Dubuque, Feb. II, Is52-tf Assign @.
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.pEECSIIE.

4 SUPPLY Of the above celebrated mr. Gicre just
n rccev> d and Tor "a The Drug and Paint sore
of Jui, Z GiLhESf!E.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

EXPLOSION AND Loss OF L.rE.-The steam
boat ST. James returning from Biloxi exploded
and burned this morning on Lake Ponchartiain;
fifty lives were lost, including Judgelsaac Pres
ton, of the Supreme Court, Corporation, Attor-
ney Wolfe, and other prominent citizens, and
many ladies' and children returning from the
watering plac s. There is much distress and
excitement in the city. The St. James was
racing with the Mobile boat.
The Cherokee has arrived from Havana
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
NEW STORE,

yT7!iE subscribers have this day received p steamer
j. DR.. Franklin no. :, nsiVe stock OF goods,
sistimg il! part Ct Tie fol!owi; ::
Boots * Shoes, Crockerv, Cutlery,
Ready made clothing, Glassware, Nails,
Sugar, QaeCnsware, Salt,
Coffee, Pickles,
and in fact everything coming prop rly within line
at business, all OF which viii he sold as low he at
tDrded by any hausr III this city, either FOR cash
try produce. Those in Of any thing in line Wi
please give call at ilinran'S old stand, OF
Main and sew NH streets where shall he pleased to
show cur goods, whether trade with you not
~ The highest prices will AT all times b, paid for
Country Produce, such as Corn, Wheat Oats Butter,
Eggs, Fowls, etc. KNEIcT & LENSSEN.
Dubuque, July l1i-i July l7-dw- lyl
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Auction Notice!

K. cox, AUcTIoNEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL give personal attention 10 the Sale of REAL.
w ESTATE. FURNITURE. HORSES, CATTLE
and MERCHANDISE of every description.
From long exp rienCe and familiarity with til" bust
ness he els confident of being able give satisfaction
TO all those who may entrust business TO his
Liberal Cash advance made upon consi gnments, and
orders If cons gnors strictly adher, d to.
Administrators, Assignces and Curator's Sales at
tended 70 On the most reasonable torms
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold liberal
terms r. cox.
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa.
July !4th 80.
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vEs vw & y e z & = e. ~
w I'LL allow SIX per celt interest all Depns'cS
w payable demand ten per cent If LIT for SIX
months and offers Exchange on New YORK AMI caiEt
Louis, at tie luwt Il rates. may ID dtf.
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SThi. Nominations ia Illinois.

E r WEBB for Governor,
l. ID MORRISON for Lieutenant Governor
francis ARENz for Treasurer.
BUcKNER MoRsJs, for Secretary of State
CHARLES BETTs, for Auditor.
State Electors,
Mr. BEBB, JosEPH GILLESPIE.
District Electors,
1St District, Charles M Willard,
I'd District, A G Gibson,
Sd District, Leonard Sweet.
4ih District, Eleazer A Paine,
9th District, Bobert S Blackwell,
9th District, John A Chestnut,
9TH District, Richard Oglesby,
Sth District, BENZ. Bond,
9th District, Hugh B Montgomery.
81 wonder what makes my eyes SO weak 2
said loattr to gentleman. why, they are
in weak place" replied the latter.
Gold is but poor legacy in comparison with
immortal thought The one is human, " ORTIZ
less; the other divine, invaluable.
The Turks believe that after Adaln-was driven
out Of Paradise, he did penance by standing for
nine hundred years on one leg
Minds Of moderate calibre ordinarily con-
denim everything which is beyond their range.
DEFERRED SENsIBILiTY.--A client once
the statement of his case by counsel, exclaim-
ing, 81 did not think | suffered half SO much
until head it this day"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
Error Corrected.


We understand that the name OF .. I. Ste
vens which. has appeared IN our columns, as the
democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Clayton County, has caused no little surprise
among our democratic friends Of Clayton, whs
know Mr. Stevens to be a radical whig.
This matter requires an expla nation from US
His name was sent to US by prominent
democrat of Clayton.as one among the number
to make up the democratic ticket of that county
Not knowing the man, We OF course supposed
that our correspondent would give the names o.
none but reliable democrats.
This is the only reasoa for Mr.. Steven /
name having appeared; and we trus, it viii, as
Mt ought, to remove any ccnsure, which M h
have been visited upon US, before this expose o
the facts appeared
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

SIR-TaI hereby E5rdsd a7t IN tbs a5l,5 Grt
March a. 1889. bore j. u ti= the oElcc u +,
Clerk q die lil>.gset ur: Cf jri Cauy, low,
An3m0sa, PciltiI 81 andrew :. &crve4 caiI:G. q
yuu one iiHHdrci ard Re eny GyG Icl'Hfs, auG ifv
cents, money due two prona = ~ 8, y.';c1
hy y6ts 10 no Aiam 8. Nnu5s, at carer AZ. tHGt
le You appear at AGano~a, ana answer t.C1LtH
Monday, The 2Tit day NJ pill i352 "Ij MAKE defeuc
to said claim judgment viii he against yCI
thereon. ANDREW J T ~, e., Plaintiff
Fy }. MANN, . Ny
/ March 2:ifI. 1875. lytw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

Nlts>snsaG E,sssssstcili.
SgTISTARs GAIs'AM, fnre Cod Liver Uii ,
w W p {
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The state CE' EoGss,
Du6nque County.
go Nancy Tszs cY:

/. original notice having een returned .tNot gurd'
- Is the sheriff of Uuhuqgo county. E0G are hereby
Notified, that there Is IN e in He office Of the CLERK
O tho District court in Dubuque county, petition Of
iaaab Miller, asking judgment Of Divorce and that tbs
bonds ofmatrueny existing b tween 0u and bia
may be dissolved and setting iori' f cause, wiil de-
serion aud absence than the space IF one year,
AID unless you appear aild afsW Thereto on rrac
fore the tenth dry Of Nay next before said court i"g
lnrnt will be rendered aGait YOU, ask 4 for. wIth
COSTS HEyiPsTEAD s. BURT, htty's fer Puff
Dab~are, Mach 81, 1852. w4W*
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
GE.asIscrciRi.

The weather for the last week has been ssively
hot. Health of the city good. Business moderately
brisk. Merchants preparing TO leave for the Eni
grafton the Builders and m chancs busy
employed. Land warrants more active than last week.
Money growing little easier.
No variations in produce, grain Lumber and lead frcm
the quotations of last week The mines producing large
quantities ofmineral,
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PUBLIC SALE.

YEye under, signed will offer for sale 10 the highest hid
q der, AT the Court House door in nabufie comfy,
Iowa. Saturday, July oath, 1882, at O'Clock J. ~,
the undivided one half the following real estate, VIZ
lot 55, 537, $40, 52 in the City of Dubuque also me
south quarter of section thirteen (l3)-he south
qYarter of north and southwest OF poft-"es
of thirteen l) and southeast quarter OF northeast
quarter Of fourteen I'D township 80 norm OF range
west, also the southwest quarter OF south west quarter
of Sec thirty-lve (35)-tle halt of the sJ east
quarter and the south west quarter of southeast qlae OF
thirty four (3i) township IS north range stst aiso
the undivided one fourh of mineral lot % IN Du-
bugnc county. THOMAS ;. W iLs'o4>,
Dubuque, jaly l1th, '52. Jy2)Hfl For the owners
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
4oos, See AND E.e::,;,c~
-,, aF2E'0stsEJsE.

,. 'iGN oF TIE ElG Boor
A;ii TIE Undersigned is in rscs ut e. > ps,v
cert s'cc!; oi fisod1, can,prfs ing ever,
so anu st} rs connected with tia roct ST.. ~,
i'i.tt gu iIcls beng ~ iiltt dftf fi.o sr,o -
-, .tie North Nest. The .ul,sctr takes ryeat ,fo.,
~ customers aEJ Toe public cerera,y h ~ =;
80 XXI? t,e ~ town, T. g. examination CT The III;
nia"hiac'nffd articles f'f The aeta,l 7F. a. ~ ~
i ~ .Fhih = Il Enod forth NHtfey.ta y..r,s., '
~, ~ 30 eiiied 70 general ASSORTMENT N s,.,
il,;sS g.. e he found he sim cf The ~ ~
aaril Sta. - Httht.'t,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

T HAVE the pleasure of ann; ;rcIng to the People G
Dubuque and vicinity, the reclip, ts day. OF Il sup
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
or @ssEa sat u ;ssy.,s 15e;r-.-

~ quarter az section 81. and ~, "a, -.
- ' "'uii east 'Itlri = Il. :. I'll n - - - "i
fise cast Of tho III psifcip!. IT,
'iE:,ltas.. , w ~ acico---Elore ar less. "'
ir., l. "oht M tii'.tef, iags Hell is wei! iva
: rililH ;.'roFei and IS hGcwn a, fS. I an.S
. I''fsNi' desiring t. pfrthagc gncd Earn, ,,,
" 'H al ms, Is i5toaIy offered NJ sao;Gu a'a 90
%Istt ({'f,,t.ttf 5 enquire o. GEO " rift.r.,,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

PLATo, speaking Of passionate persons, says
They are like men who stand on their head
they see all things The wrong way.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

DE it hereby known that J. John n. Jerniy g. Of
- the city aud county of DGhrlne and State Il wa
by Commission from the Governor OF the
Of Pennsylvania. bearing date jHuc 22i 1862 have been
appointed commissioner take proof and a. kno,vledp
of deeds, III rtgages and convcrarces any lands
mens and heredtaments ing being in the State
of Penn and al writings under seat To he used and re-
! corded IN said state.
Dubuque, July l9tb, 1852. Iiy9olaI
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
NIihRssFED.

At Durango Iowa on the 23rd day of May,
GARRETT +. BLISS to ELIZABETH JANE WooD-
HOUSE, by William Johnson Justice of Peace.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

LIGHTNING LIGHTNING
'INiE citizens ot Drhqle rosnccttr Hfor' lin
the Subscribers prepared IT, puf ~ is'gi-
ming Rods in any part Of tr City 81 tn shcro.t nrlita.
They may be found q, Tie Good aTnrtan Grts S"iG.
5ti--dw til tFSI!t \ ~ ~,
'a'ukr Particular N:siicG
HAVE this day sold p. H. Corner NY stock OF tscud
To all those int bted >ay in and settle
immediately il /; absolutely Rrcesa, AID cGr be ar0ia
Deiaps ddngeraas bsth ir FJR agd me.
Aug. 80. w. r. NiGaIMAh:
W. T.. ALLEN.
TINS Reccvrd This day per SD Martha Hops of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
NgEsssa EEa.els.s ::

Exchange Or 81. EoGs5s
Coax & SapGcxT JuuS &. HiGGINsnv,
ypare,.,ort YjubHgug.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

Were old Jackson on The earth again, who
doubts that be would rat.ty the nomination Of
Scott 50 far al least as it Is intended a com
pliment for his brilliant military services =
LotceV Courier
To the ntermedii.ng pilnps and spies Of he
war department, who in the sarb of genie.
men, hold myself responsible for any grievance
they may tabor under Oh my account, Nth ,oiich
goa hare my perm ssi0a 10 number yauRsELF-
.7aarc,c Jaohson 10 Uiafctd Sent, lSl7
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

They CAN'T kErcH 'Ea.-ScoTr Whirs in
New York, having asked Mr.. WEBsrrh's lrend
kETc HUN to speak to- their candidate, chat
gentleman declines to be eaugh. by such ehat;'
lie says cooly:
In reply, feel bound in candor to say At
p"6f'c considerations tohtch ihare dufy eeioh, d
co'apct ms to decline tbs request
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

A YOUNG gentleman often winters threaten
ed 10 whip his father. because the old man is n
lrishman There's natiyisui for you
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

Ois, iINsEEn, raN vt..:s I,srf. :sea,. h
LILY IL - A,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

~ FROM the Subscriber J. Ragan of Prairie
- Spring Township, Jackson county Iowa, on
Friday night, the 2nd inst, Bright SORkEL HORSE,
four years old, with shorsh light cGored Name and
TAIL and feet of the shade. Any information cen
corning the said horse given at this office, or TO the sub
ser le =, viii. be handsomely rewarded. j. Raglan,
Prairie Spring Township, Jackson co.., iowa.
Lux
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

VINO PLATFORM hEPUi IATED.--The MI
waukee .Ss'cs says that whig mass meeting.
held in that city the Sd inst, refused to
adopt The resolutions Of The Wing National Con
ven'ion, but laid them on the table by large
mojority, and adjourned without passing any
resolutions.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

- = : 2 = y ~
yrERSDNsg hntGtn- Warrants are nc:ttic. 'I''
! are funds in tie Treasury /" pay al War
sued mp to ti..s date.
TRrisrrEH's nrrIcr. iowt.
iowa C,.y. I.,H. ~. -.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
IN CLARK. ?. L. I
E.as.sg Warrant CiGlcC.

f viii sell Land Warrants Of all sizes TO settlers,
at tie lowest whosale cash PFic $.
VIE via also locate warrants on favorable As
any in the market.
Dealers in town in the country supplied on tic most
liberal terms.
We Il 50 have several FARMS, with or wif''ort i'm
provements, for sale in Dubuque and the adjoining
counties.
Aliiettcrs s' pail promptly attended to- and nfocn1
tioH given tree a charge.
a. Olrc u, stairs opposite the Rank. Main street
Dubuuue iowa. CLARK & BI&Siii..
May 25th, lE52-Gwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

'sSlm, sl!d one little urchn to apo her.
"does your Schoolnaster ever give you reward
merit
81 $ 'se he does was The rrjonder; che
gives me q lckin' every day, and says amer
I'll t,yn =
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

rCBtQUE & UNrY.
Nctcr IS CIV &c aH interest d in tie esfaeaf Rich
ana " hs,'sE ai alta s'ccai tim of Tie cvuuty court
TO b. holden q" the Il day u July rc1t. Hs fua' acf
counts "i the rEbacrhtr admins rtt& sad O. e.
viii Ia" X"hiinet and III and ar egfe5 thrice
made, that h sa9e Eioy ha dstrihut .ccsi3rc t. lg
A. which tire 8 r-oia sted Ei. ;licaG ard al
demands against said ctatc SUI tan Ic Is ;l, gr
required - be pres r;cd before that DAY final :i
merit.
SUSAN l.. WHETHER,
ljG9Gfie, suE. Ia 3;"-ltd AGmIn'1.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
1876 g.
TO MERCHANTS 6. E.nIGR.4.N rs

w. A. BiCkE2MiN.