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TOT IrcIgHt OF passugcy apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G.. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
Thoowncrs Of theseships willnot be account :
able for gold silver bullion specie, jcwelry, pre-
cioun stones or metals, unless bills ofi ading are
signed therefor, and the valuc thereof expressed
therein. Dec
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l. &C AL MATTERS.

Nxw YEARS DAY.-A moro beautiful day than
yesterday, ushering in the year 1852. could not
have been desired. We had bright sun and a
clear sky, and the weather mild and pleasant
as the most genial OF spring
The President Of the United States at eleven
o'clock received the diplomatic corps, the gentle
men who composed it appearing in the costume
characteristic Of the governments which they sew
orally represent.
From twelve TO two O'Clock the doors of the
Presidents House were opened TO the public. Never
before have We seen so many persons present on
any similar occasion. Strangers, in addition TO
citizens, paid their respects TO the President being
introduced to him by Mr.. Wallach the United
States marshal for the District of Columbia.
AS heretofore, officers of the army and navy,
in full dress, mingled with the promcnaders in the
East Room, and all seemed as cheerful as though
they had never known pang of sorrow.
The only complaint was that the crowd in the
entirely too dense for comfort. Not few
ladies and gentlemen were SO wcdgcd in that they
would have retired could their desires have
Been gratihcd. Their only hope of deiverance
from being crushed, as they said they npprehended
wasNo await the pressure from the rear 10 force
them Into the ante room.
Lndiee tainted, and the attentions usual in such
cases w}re bestowed. Others had their dresses
torn apd somewhat disarranged, but beyond this
we bave heard Of no serious injuries results.
The Marine Band performed during the contin-
uance of the levee.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, the
Mayor of the city, and other gentlemen in official
stations, opened their houses TO their friends and
extended the inequalities customary on such oc-
casions.
In the afternoon Pennsylvania avenue was
thronged with ladies and gentlemen, who could
not resist the pleasure Of the promenade.
The Government Offices we're closed as were
likewise the places of business of many of our ct-
zens.
The day passed of delightfully."-
NATIONAL THKATRE.-Mrs Seguin takes her
benefit to night, preliminary to the speedy depart
of the troupe to which che is attached. An at
tractive programme is provided and we trust that
a crowded house will reward her cxertions
NATIONAL MoNuMEST.-Thc following are the
contributions received at the Washington National
Monument Office during the month of December,
viz:
From three Lodges of Free and Accept
I'D ~
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NOTICE TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.

h. PASSENGERS FOR NOR
tsa1ay#7E5A5 FOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and the
Ezl South, hereby informed that.
in consequence of the ice in the river the steam
boats EORGIA and JEWESS will leave the lower
end of Spears wharf, Baltimore, daily. (Sunday
excepted, = at O'Clock, D. M, instead Of s p. m.
until further notice, connecting with the railroad
to Weldon and the South, and the James river
boats to Richmond and Petersburg, Va
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk and Ports
mouth, So
Fare from Baltimore to Richmond or Peters
burg, 81.
Fare from Baltimore to Charleston, s. c., 5 II 80.
Meals extra M. N. FALLS,
Jan 1t Agent b. 8. p. Go.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mrs Seguin takes her
benefit TO night, preliminary to the speedy depart
ure of the troupe to which che is attached An at
tractive programme is provided, and we trust that
a crowded house will reward her cxertions
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NATIONAL MoNUMKST.-Thc following are the
contributions received at the Washington National
Monument Office during the month of December,
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INGTON.
THREE TRIPS EACH WEEK.
r. ~bs4OA The steamer GEORGE WASH
Z LN-ANINGTON or THOMAS COLLIER
SI5esIg1s1Ia2 will leave for Mount Vernon eve
ry Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, leaving Washington at 10, and Alcxandria at
l0i, a. IN. The boat will land her passengers TO
view Fort Washington after leaving Mount
Vernon.
Fare. round trip. 81; from Alexandria, rs cts.
Children half price.
The Union line Of coaches leave the Cspiioi az
half past a. m. for the boat. For seats IN coach
es apply to George Thomas Parker, Washing
ton. JOB COkSON ana
SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captains.
Dec 9-Tu&Ttf
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p NOTICE.-Tbe annual meet
tGE5sxalEfsS ing Of the Washing ton and Alex
3kzEzS1kS andria Steamboat Company.
owners of the steamers George Washington and
Thomas Collyer, will be held Mt Browns Hotel on
the 4th of january, ut 3 o'clock p. m.
THOS. PARKER,
JanI-eo3t IAlex. Gazl President.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| The fleming Journal publishe list Of news
paper responses" to the Wing nominations al
| Baltimore. Among which, after seeking the
whole Wing press from the Potomac to the north
ern boundary, appear twice the Newark Dali,
.4duestiser, and once the Rome Seatinei-tht
letter staunch Democratic print
| But why does the JauraaL overlook such re-
spanses as these from Wing papers of s'anding
and influence:
The news is received WITH EVIDENT CHA
GRIS.-B Boston Transcript
! IL FIJI iikc fanerai pail upon the spirits Of
| tie inhabitants If Bostoa.-BoSton .ddr.
\ result which is 50 much at Uartance acith
the feelings aad ar;Shes Of q Gerry large uam5er
of the Hhigs Of this State, can herdiy be sup
posed 10 girs immediate or general Satisfaction
Boston Jouraef.
Next fall will show TINT when noinations are
made against the palpable sentiment of the
public they WILL NOT PROVE BiSDiSG.-Boston
Bee
We ftelth1, SUCCESS CANNOT CROWN
OUR LABORS.-.ic.o York Courier and En-
qairer.
Winfield Scott is the Whig nominee for Pres
PIERCE IS SECURED.-.Nfao York Dag
Book.
Our dispatches from the Soeth don't indicate
that the popular feeling there as yet, is such as
to encourage the hope that the Wing masses
are going into the canvass under Gen. Scott
with that enthusiastic alacrity which gives
guarantee OF victory.-.Ne,o York Express TO-
daY
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
NE%G298S

51GEs SAFE,
OF II NOT SOLD. FOR RENT,
-.As, rTTIiE large. new, and inadioas f'Lb.e
FffsI,f Dwelling ifO> e, Just ni Il in modern ea@-
Eii tern STYLE with has, nts halls andpiazla .ioeps
d.. in front and roar, situate on the West si1c 81
Eocust street between 18th and OH ard rear;y on sitg
the Washington House, c:ntainjng Rooms IN 80 i
purt. The south part present cccGpi by = y apGS
ESQ., as Il residence I ie luCat"H i Pleasant and lie
ARA: lucut IN yards, ;>teira, s, are IRE af i'll
express ref cGrisrt AID cG sc cHt a ats
gciter placing among tn mes desrti' fSsid Hccs
IN Tie citv If sold thu Eaft part IL present. uEaf
ruried will he rented.
For term inquire OF c. c. Hewitt al the City lic:t
or al this flee. DuhrGac, Jriyl, lS3f-'f
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~ &. a. SANFORD.
On bhl VI W s-ss
1876 9
TO MERCHANTS &. ENIGR.A.AT r,


yIy a. DICkERMAN g. Co., Storage, Forwarding
w and Commission Merchants ockfnrd, Ill
Mark packages care of w. a. Dickeunan & co., Rock
ford Ill.
We prepared to peceive and forward Goods and
Merchandise with promptness ard dispatch. The Ga
lena and Chicago Railroad being completed TO Rock ford
the worst part OF the road from Chicago and lu-
hnque, and the radiation in the price Of freight the
r. r. for all goods destined for Gaena and points west,
and the low price of cigs from New York to Chicago,
ans the insurance by this route being more tan one ali
less than by the river route Willie great TO
shippers to ship their gods by this route There viii b.
delay of goods by low water, goods will be for
varied by this roc in much less time than by any 9th
err. w. A. d. & co. have made arrangements with i
sufficient number of reliable take goods forward
without delay. Goods will not be DELAYED single day
at Rockford or Chicago. Ship goods by any of tic prn
cal line from New York, Of any Of the principal
forwarding houses, Chicago; of w A. Dickermar
and CO., Roc kford We have the pleasure TO refer To
j. A. Holland. Esq, c. I. Horseman ESQ.,, J. w. Tav
Tor, Esq, Rockford Fcey, Lawrence CO., g. A. Gbs
CO., Dale Rumscy & II. Norton and co, Il. =
Spenae and CO., Chicago; $. III. Langwort,y; fetei
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S = @ @ o

nNE of the most beautiful residences adjacent to hi:
~ City, lining twenty-five acres, and upon which
is comfortable Brick Dwelling house, Barn, CarrIa q
house, good Orchard, heau,l gardens yards, etc or
namented and eslanced in value by good lection q
Shade and Ornamental trees and choice shruhberE, il
offered for sale FIR at least 3lt0 less tfaa ~ ranc
The grounds enclosed and properly divided by frs
rate board or paling fences and tie tile TO tie proer.
perfect.
Ss- 0hly SNAIL PORTION OF the purchase money vii
he required 10 be paid in iaai-tEe remainder in enc
two and three years. Apply soon, if al all, to
Dubuque, July 8-dwIml CuAS. CORhEHY, Agt.
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The state cE' iouts, D..
Dubuque County.
70 EnSacY III CT:

4 y original notice having reep returned 'ENot uuT8'
- y tie sheriff Of Dubuque county y0g hereby
notified there il e IN The office Of the CLERK
al ITO District court in Dubuque county, petition az
Jacob Miller, asking judgment Of Divorce and tat1h,
bonds Of natrucuy existing h tween yon and bID
may be dissolved md setting tnr'', fer cause, wil de-
serion and absence for hG the space "fone year.
and chat unless yo apncar anu thereto, on erJc
fore tic terh dry of Nav newt before said court jail
,neDt will hn rendered sgqtt YOU, as ask q for. with
costs. iEdPSIE.AD ., BbA j F, Att! s. Ter tttH
Dubuque, March 81, 1852. w4N%
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Plank Read H9Gciin%

ny + annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
9 the Dubuque and Sageville Plank Road
will be held at Globe Hall On Monday, the 18th
inst at clock p. NJ
The election Of officers, as we'll as other bu-
slness of Importance will then come before the
meeting. It's very desirable that there. shall
be full attendance either in person or by proxy.
J. p. FARLEY,
[d3il Secretary
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PUBLIC SALE.

YEyie undeis signed will offer for sale TO the highes hu
q der, at the Court House door in nahuque comfy
Iowa, Saturday, July gath, 1892, at : O'Clock = -
the undivided one half of the following real estate VIZ
lot 353, 537, So 523, in the City tDubnqne also e
south quarter of section thirteen (l")the sour
east quarter north and southwest OF poft"est
Sec thirteen 3 and southeast quarter OF hofh-es,
quarter Of sec. fourteen l4) township - nof'h q rang
west, also the southwest quarter OF sonth west qufi
of see. thir,-iive (35)te half of the sit-eas
quarter and the south quarter OF southeast qtatet
thirty four CD township IS north range ,st ais'
the undivided onefnrth of mineral lot no. W IN Du
buguc county. THOMAS = " ii'''otN,
Dubuale, July l1tl '52. iJy2)it1 For the o" htis
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AYERS CHERRY PECTOR.4L.

II 4 LnO IiII II l. 4 oit''!-'
4 SUPPLY Of the above celebrated uticire just
N receives and lur "a III the Drug and Paint S'ere
If LJuir ~ A GILLESPIE.
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Error Corrected.


We understand that The name Of 0. +. Sic.
yens which, has appeared IN our columns, as the
democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
of Clayton County, has caused no little surprise
among democratic friends OF Clayton, who
know Mr.. Stevens to be radical whig.
This matter requires an explanation from US
Ills name was sent to US by a 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 Tor Mr.. Steven I
(. name having appeared; and we trrs, il will, AZ
ut ought, To remove any ccnsure, wh;s!i ini.sh
have been visited upon Us, before this expose Of
tho facts appeared
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AoT ~'5sEa sst u sEgy,.,s s.,o--:,---

II 10 ', 4ia.,er Of s,7ton 90 and M East hal,
: tltH east Gltaft q. ct .ui'. - 'i"i
'''asa cast Of tic .L prcp.e Ar, ,'
E:I ''t1 az - acfec--Eiore or les ~ .'''''
-, - '1i.. . about haif tn.t.ef fa..s VII :; 49,,
= e'io"e "f aat isHa, i CT, rSr,;e,r ~ : ' wa
+, !'i;t atf2'e,!, AMI IS Aaown a, The a,, III, an
go AZ AZ: t'sf5"'' desiring to p1r,hasca cocd f,r,,
%.@ al nus rs " iicetlly offered NJ = MGnd DO
$..rr, :, tE'E,'fiitft enquire 0. aGp ~ mI'tr,
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NEW ORLEANS, July 5, p.

ExrLosIoS AND Loss OF L!rE.-The steam
boat St. James returning from Biloxi exploded
and burned this morning ON Lake Ponchariain
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 IS. There is much distress ant
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

Nlts,IassG ESsssisfcha.
.vlSTAgs EAisiAM, fnre Cod Liver W -
: W !,
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~. T., .E0ssN

.4UC iON and CO.HnISSiO.N MERCHANT,
nj \. 81 Main street, Dubuque Iowa, win attend TO the
selli" OF Real personal prop ry at Public Auction
HaVIng been engaged in the Mercantile and Auction
business for the last Nineteen years. in Bubuu,le
feels confident, that any businescHtrised his
will be done up satisfactorily am also agent for several
Fire, Marine and iIe Insurance Companies.
Uuhnnnn Ilne ISIll. 1850 Ii " If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
Wing Nominations ia Illinois.


E r WEBB for Governor,
J l. d MORRISON for Lieutenant Go :ernor
FRANCIS ARESz for Treasurer.
BUcKNER MoRsIs, for Secretary of State
CHARLES BErrs, 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,
9Th District, Benz. Bond,
9th District, Hugh Montgomery.
81 wonder what makes my eyes SO weak 2
said loattr to gen'l eman. why, they are
in weak place, replied the latter.
Gold is but poor Legacy in comparison with
immortal thought The one IS human, or,h
less; the other divine, invaluable.
The Turks believe that after A dam-was driven
out Of Paradise, he did penance by standing fol
nine hundred years on one leg
Minds Of moderate calibre ordinarily con-
denim everything which is beyond their range,
DEFERRED SENsIBILITY.-A client once
burst into flood of tears, after he had heard
the statement of his case. by counsel, exclaim-
ing, 81 did not think | suffered half SO much
until head it this day
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Auction Notice /!
R. cog. AucrIoNrER. Dnbuone. M

Il. cox, hUcTIoNEER, Dubuque, Iowa,
WILL. give personal attention 10 the Sale Of REAL
w ESTATE. FURNITURE. HORSES, CATTLE,
and MERCHANDISE Of every description.
From long eyp RENE and familiarity with III" huS-
ness, he els confident OF being able 10 give satisfaction
to all those who may entrust business 10 lis
Liberal Cash advance made upon cons gnmJnts and
orders of consignors strictly adhered TO.
Administrators, Aasigrce's and Curator's Sales at
tended 10 ON the most reasonable terms.
Merchandise and Furniture bought and sold on liberal
terms ROCK
City Auction Room, Dubuque, Iowa.
July I4th 30
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
s2IcF,,,,oua ss "a / os,aeco MARKET.

= Al ES an lr'ak of Tobacco. mTdc by N H.
> Martin < Co., on Thursday q May 10 Ar. James
Thomas Jr for his well know and very highly artriY
I'd brands, DilGcu,' FL Dorafn,' Virgin aud Nectar
/. II Bullock hhds, , AT 81 % AT A, at $l s5,2 III
sI2 So II b Hunt r. at 50 5ga 81 81, Nur II t!S
at 50 at $40. at SO s.; ID Wade at 5 ), W II ld
, at 50 51asl4 -; II Fleming at sis 81; 4 W Wat
kns 3 Elds, s. 10 l-2, Sl2 - The purchase by NJ
] Thomas. Jill, Of snch coed and fine Tobacco, shows
that he intends sustain tie high pntatinn his lGc
Brands now have by working tie right sort on en-.
PLANTERS or Cr,wlrs. Richmond (Ea) E1amiHsr.
July Id I'm.
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For Sale,

- fNHE pleasant Cottage Dwelling I!ousc aHt
f,lS 4 Lot situate the west side of Clay stree
sA.sOuh of and near the corner Of t irt enfh. anr
well known the residence Of Capt. G. O. karrck
The House containing six ms, besides Kitchen and
hi with express reference II nedtnesS and
ence in every part. The yard Is ornamented with
flowers and slrutbery in at variety, nd the gardeT
fruit trees of various here two
csterns the lot the walks and cellars paved
the situation fer peasantncss is not surpassed by any
in the city,
For terms, inquire of e. c. Hewitt at the City Hotel
or at this office. Dubuque, July 1852 If
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backberrics' ':,tsttr, "a.
The first reason he would give was, that hi
election I" the Presidency would strike
weightier blow a. he foundation Of this Unioi ~
Than any other event that h d tran>pired in til
history of this nf;deracy. Gen Scots ad.i@s
vncates claimed get credit for him. because aok.
willing aspirnt after they h,d erected pia rcc
form, he. strobe spec ly upon IT, and beca ne y 3
at once, the ardent advocate of the Compromi. 81 !,
Of lS50-the FuG i've Slave law include,
Blu, he (Nr c"n,ended, that that platlnr WI!
erect by the Southern portion Of I,
Wing National Convention, and tho candida
was nominrted Ivy the northern portion 9th
body. 1t was. therefore, sectional nominat- ! I
and if Cen. Scott sh uld be ELECTS d 10 The Pr
slden cy, his eli eli mus be he result Of Sc
tonal orranjZalion TIE agitation OF the - No
verv question il eyer this Union should be eis' -
solved, word b" the original cause, and
knew # danger cca'l threatening 81
r,,aui, rs The formation of sectional rariot, &C.
No lhpTn and 5 ~ h IN, whi"l wou' d newt
evpntua'e IN III" triumph nj the North. the ------
ssi"n "I Ih'' > -. IL ~ the forcibIe rnp.r -
the Tn on.--N len these c"n-iderations 81
The material "t which he +" nasty plate Of :, "
wa c"mp's lie mus b. pardoned By = "ifi
Sc t $ fri, ms If his tas'- rcprlcd il ." pre-
wears a-o. h" and his Wing friends s.ood est and
b, side, and argued ng and arduouslv aca,
the acquisition o. any farri@n territory So ,th
IL i-I'. att"r the battles had been tusht i1h. !
Won, for the victories III which General Sc itia'
friends e'aiinrd so much credit for him. &c
had written ttrr, IN which he d .clarec
opp's IL TO The acquisition Of one incEyrT-
UrHERS TERRITORY, but in favor IF tn sas-
1870 D , - .;' ~, .Lnninv
- .,..: ii's 81 arrow
mike no snch car e up t'n,--h1t ev .Waen
|" tJv of rstt;diny the area Of Free Sol Suiale
OF limiting slave territory, u rough al TN
come, within its present boundaries McHte
" 'uid as gen lem n, that mix. ure OF
materials IN bis has'y plate of sour, made Ply on
to naus aling tor his stomach t. bear ,Agts
Gen SIT was written 20 b, some gen,I
at tn nth VIM conceived that they
% 4 1t IL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
LAUGHLIN g. OELBEG,
NJ IN HxGD H2 ->

T. EG cave inform the citizens of Dubuque and the
ID surrounding country, that they have IaEn sh p
dire city opposite the Waples House. on Main street.
where they prepared 10 make up with EeatneSs and
dispatch. and in tie most Fashionable style,
ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS,
the senior parn r, having for Humer years be en-
engaged in the Fashionable Establishments Lon
and New York city, thereby giving him many adyar
tages. They teel assured that they please tile
Of the most fas,idious. All we ask is call.
~ Fashions Eecsired .NoRth'Y.
July - dwtf.
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Land Warrants.

CORRECTED Fo. THE EXPRESS W.. J BARNEY & co.
Mexican Warrants for l60 Acres, Cash sliE
do do On one years time 2l0
Assignable Warrants for 100 Acres, Cash $li5
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TT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNoWN-ior

TT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN-or il
is strictly tme-that indigestion is the parent OF a
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysnery, daf
rhGa cholera morbus liver complaints and many othef
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly caa-
loeue of deaths. generated by indigestion atone
Think OF that dyspepcs! think of il all who suiftf IRON
disordered stomacs and if you are wiilingto be sde
by advice founded upon experience resort al once (o
DELAY day) Hollands German Bittcrs prepared ny
Or. C. NJ. Jackson which, rs Alternative, curative
inyjgorant stands alone and unapproached General
depot 100 Arch street. We have tried these Bters and
know they excellent for the diseases speched
ahnNc-PhiLadrl ahi0 CitM LeL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
{ commercial.

The weather for the last week has been exc ssivey
hot. Health of the city good Business moderately
brisk. Merchants preparing TO leave for the east. Emf
grafton the increase. Builders and canics busily
employed Land warrants more active than last week
Money growing lit.lc easier.
No variations in produce, grain, lumber and lead, fcn
the quotations of last week The mines producing large
quantities ofmineral.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

+ ESs2z illustrators, Ne,gi"Hs
HTGifFEf Easebs given tal III tG.i.gs:-Eel has
IL ben appointed adGtiuftF III Caiateci re
W ErnVu late at IuhwGgc county W. slf teTsu.a
haYing CHIMES again sai3 cstat Wi. pc cLt and
tabi.l. IL sanr, re III Corrty Cl-rt ct said co,.at%
IS gered h. ldp, aid 9~. E,atAt t,i it.a Ha5o
tntmedtafe fGg3Aegr JACG.s EE0H.,, u. 4E-Sis'f.
June 9, IS52.--EvIu.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
MARRIED.

At Durango Iowa on the 23rd day of May,
GARRETT f. Bliss to ELIZABETH JANE WooD-
HOUSE, by William Johnson Justice of Peace.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21
$685. Zee ;sEats Ee:.ts,r~
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-07-21

WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil and Spts. Terpentnc.
w large supply of the above articles of the best
quality, just received aid for sale the Drug and
Paint Store of a. GILLESPIE.
July = - No. /, Globe Building.
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.