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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
UaShlnet0n, Jan. 10 1852
SIR :-ln compliance with the resolution of
the Senate, of December go, 1851, "rhat the
Secretary of War be directed 10 communicate
to the Senate such Information as may be on
file in the War Department, relative to the con.
struct'on OF military road from Fort Dodge to
Dubuque, in Iowa and that he inform the
Senate wha! the cost has been for the transnor
iation OF the munitions Of war, provisions, &c,
used at SAID Fort, from the usual place Of the
deposit upon the Mssiss ppi river; - and,
"Ihat the Secretary of War be also directed
TO communicate to the Senate a plan and est-
mate Tor the construction of military road from
Dubuque to Fort Dodge, and the amount nee
essary to pay for a survey and estimates for
such road, | have the honor to transmit. here
with, reports from the Quartermaster General
and Chief Typographical Engineer, containing
the information required.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
Obed'ent Servant,
G. Nj. CONRAD,
Secretary of War.
Hon. WILLIAM r. KING,
prpsjdeot nf RI S,,,,,
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Vien,,, 1.n-rcc.;o,,nc,,

Laagnorhy's Bioek, Mss, 5rceen 5th an3 9th streets
vXNliE subscriber would inform the public that his
rooms are now fully suppl with the choicest vari
tty ct everything in his line, consistn. in part of ICE
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL. WATER, CANpIEs
.xEs FRrrTs Toys, &r. Country dealers md the pub
whrre. a. Iti,ETE,-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

Il Qucstion for .4a,n tarif' nea to auswcr.-
Labor being the only and true basis of all indi.
v!dnal and national wealth. large majority in
all civilized countries being laborcrs-can anv
system of Legislation that tends to increase the
value OF labor prove other than beneficial and
salutary to the working msn?-.7drertiscr.
When you first settle the question, that the
tendency of protection is to increase labor and
the profits of labor, it will be time enough to
respond to your intcrrogatory above.
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NEW YoRE. Jan 81

TT .tEW I ORR, Jan a.
1t is thought that the President of the United
States will have influence enou1h with the Brit.
ish Government to procure the release Of the
Irish Ex,les-alichell, Meaghcr, Smith o 'Brien,
Donoghue, &c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
d The New York Tribune of the 25th, saws:

The supply Of money seeking Investment on
call is increasing, and it was offered on Govern
ment stock to-day at ) per cent. The current
rates are TO per cent. Paper of strictly first
class is in fair demand, and passed at 6 to per
cent. Paper less known, s to 10 per cent
The Banks are lending freely.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

The AMERICAN CHARAcTER.-An Amcri-
can writer says We are born in hurry we
are educated with speed; we make fortune
with the wave of the wand, and loose in like
manner, to remake ii and re- loose it in the
twinkling of an eye. Our body is a locomotive
travelling at ten leagues an hour; our spirit is a
high pressure engine our life resembles a
shooting star; and death surprises us like an
electric stroke
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

kossUrHs MoTHER-Tho death of Kos
su'h's mother is contradced by The advices by
the .3sin
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

A CnEAr PowER PREss.-Mr. Montacue
editor and publisher Of the P,nsfeld, Mass ) Ea-
&C, has invented power press, on which he
prints his paper. 1t will print 1000 sheets per
hour, the forms being fastened in an upright
position, and the impression given by a cyln-
DER. 1t may be worked by steam or hand pow
CT, ana can be made at a cost of $3.50 for single
cylinder, and $50 for double cylinder Es-
press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

MIR. CLAY AND GEN. Cass-Ihe report
that Mr. Clay has expressed himself IN favor
ot Gen. Cass Tor the next Presidency is fast
gaming hciicvers, and is, from several quarters,
consirmed. That distinguished gentleman has
seen enough ol the holowness OF wh,u preten-
sions to cause him to dlstrus the ability OF the
party, with which he has heretofore acted, to
gnverh the country in these pcrilous times
JefarS0ntan
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

Col. Colt states that almos, the entire work
of manufacturing his revolvers is performed by
machinery that not more than one-tentI of the
labor being hand-work, and that performed
mostly by females.
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~ The Legislature Of Wisconsin haze, by a
JOINT resolution, unanimously invited Kossu,h
to visit them
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FORT DODGE ROAD.

Agreeable to the motion of Senator Jones,
that the Secretary OF War be requested to fur
i''sh an Information IN his possession relative to
aml'ary road from Dubuque to Fort Dodge, the
following is the information submitted by that
officer:
report Of The Secretary Of Har ,6iM information
relatire to the construction Of a MILITARY road
from Fort Dodge to Dabuque, and tie cost of
transporting the munitions Of acar, proris-
tons, S'c, used at Mut Fort, from the .Mssiss-
ippt rirer.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

HuST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for Janu-
airy is received This number commences vol
2G-whole number l5-and is as full as ever of
excellent selected matter upon our growth and
prosperity.
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CLARK & BIssELL,
CUKkERN, .NWdfH FNbttc. wM ASHLEY JoNE
CORkEssY tx JONES'.

.7gents for Public Land Matters Generally,
ANoR claims ane demands of any description against
= me Unit States or any of the Departments al
Washington; for sale location of Bounty Land War
rants; purchase sale and lease of farms houses and
CITY lots payment et taxes investment Of MONIES cocc
ton ot debts remit.anccs, insurance life fire. marine
and live stock ris and al other business within the e
siiiina'c tpliere of an agents duties.
Office on Fourth street. adjoining the City Hotel
Anvi
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u The Central Railroad Engineers are busy
on The line OF the road between this city and
freeport, setting Stakes and making the pre-
lim.nary preparations, &c, &c, for letting the
road at an early day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

1t may be of use to your Printers to know
that young man died here last week of 'lead
fever, undoubtedly brought on by the bad habit
OF holding type in his mouth while 'spacing
out his Ines Pittsburgh Cor. Of the Times
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WAsHISGToN, Jan. &c.
Mr.. Clay's health is better, and he now looks
forward confidently to resuming his place in the
Senate in a short time
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Geo. w. Burton & CO.,

Second door ADORE the Uapies House, .Maa street,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DE >LERs Ix
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES Ere.
vINlE highest market price allowtd for Corn Wheat
Oats Potatoes and produce generally, in exchange
or April 81. 1851.
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Your Friend,
LINCOLN CLARK

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Jan. 10. ~
DEAR SIR
have the pleasure to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your favor Of the 18th uIt..
which the frosts and frcshets has lono DELAYED
rHe attention Of Congress ms aireadv been
direc'ed to the subject you speak of, the es
tabiIshncnt of Military Posts on the Orcgon
and California route have no doub, but lib
era policy will be pursued, but exactly wha,
turn things will take cannot tell. You and
your friends may rest assured that whatever |
can do 10 the premises | shall do am sorry
to hear that so macy of our good, and a great
many of our best citizens are wandering off to
the land of Ophar l am afraid that ALTHOUGH
there may be more gold there, there may be no
more happiness contenment in the valley of
the Mississippi. hope, however, that all,
especially yourself will be as successful as YOU
now hope to be.
Respcc fully your friend,
BEN C. EASTMAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

s.. HEMPsTEan. BURT.
HEMPsTEAD 4 RURT.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. AMI
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY Y,-DUBUQUE, IOWA
practice in the District Courts of the 2nd Judcia
w District, and in the Supreme Court.
Rr OFFTCEin the Yellow Brick Building, near Spau
iingss Book Store, on Main street.
Sent. 5. lSIo. l-ly -,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

tB Senator Mallory is decided demo crat,
but was elected by whig Legislature, on ac.
count of his opposition to the pestilent heresy of
secession.-Ga. .4dc,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

"Do make yourselves at home, ladies" )" said a
ady one day to her visitors. 81 N at home my
self, and wish you all were.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

t1g@At Pittsburg, during the year 1851, fifty
two steamboats, were built, being one per week
during the whole ear.-Eachangc
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

l-y The railroad time from Cincinnati and
Piltsburg is forty five hours
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lue, April 30, 1851. II
y. SIP lI"I,MIliIIi.

MANuFACTURER of Cents and Boys Clothing
1sl solicitS share of public patronage and hops
gave satisfaction TO all vino may he pleased favor him
with their custom.
shop at NJ" IL over O'ilallorans new store, Main St.
Dubuque, iowa. faa9eg#
fIne - In,
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Thomas S. & David s. Wilson,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

se5r. Dubuque, Iowa.
or OFFIcE Globe Buildings of Main and Fiftl
streets,
VXyIL attend any law business collections any
w Of tho northern counties Of the State.
They have hand Land Warrants locate quarter
sections for and two years.
Feb 18th. 1881 23-Y -.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

The state of Vesuvius Is such as to threaten
an immediate eruption.
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E. FITZPATRICK,

AlLOtl, &C,
Eos leave 10 return his very best thanks TO his friends
- and the public of Dubuque and vicinity, for tie
very liberal patronage which they have bestowed him
tor the last fifteen years in this city.
The proprietor would inform his friends and the
public of Dubuque, that h.. receives about the 7th
nf every month"; the New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Paris and London Reports of Fashions from the best and
most omp tent tasiiunsts in the wurlG.
The business of this establishment is entirely confined
to measure trades
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
JNO. Nj. MCDANIEL.

Office Bank Ro,c, Main Street, cccr b. j.
OIiaiioraas Store,
OTlII. continues in receipt ofBoUNTY WARRANTS
y of all sizes, which he will sell for cash. locate
time very reasonable pays taxes examines ii
ties prepares instruments of writing purchases and sells
estate and viii give any information relative TO any
lands in the Dubuque Land District which he ispr
ncntly able to do, having acted surveyor within the
District for Years. Letters addressed me, Post
Paid unpaid will receive prompt attention Oct 2stf
LaCscdc House,
PRESSED & ALLYN, PRoPMEroRs,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
n Baggage :aken to and from the Boats, free OF charge
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A GENTLE lliNT-Young tipers should
get the following by heart:
Men brandy drink, aud never think
That girls at all tell it !;
They don't suppose, womans nose
Was ever made to smell it,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

STNHE undersigned, owing the hrs atlicc
i has been compelled tn remove his office from the
Globe Building to the Court House, where he may be
found all reasonable hours, and where he will he hap
py his old friends and customers the land law or
money line. q z,n WM. Y. LOWELL,
Nov. IA, lS5l.-dwly .7,tg. at Lap.
pR0EESSTONA CARDS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

~ The majority of Foote for Governor ir
Mississippi is just 900.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

- sone one down east says, that ssdomc site
peace can never be preserved in family
Jars
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

LAKE SUPERIOR CoMMERcE.-It is stated
from careful examination at Sault Ste. Marie,
that the exports of the Lake Superior region,
the last year, were more than 100000, and
the imports more than 100000.
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Sincerely your frind,
GEO. MADEIRA.

Ny DEAR Stu
had the pleasure to receive
yours OF the 10th lust. to day. feel the full
force OF all that you say respecting line of
military posts on the route to California. The
SAFETY Of our citizens requires tit would be
criminal IN the government to neglect it-I will
move the question myself soon, if no one else
does. sh 'uld regret to lose you as citizen
ana ne'gh9or' but If you must go, desire that
you shall 60, not only in peace but, but safety.
| shaii be much pleased to hear from you d-
rcctly and often
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I1IOw Ny0nmf.c.o..-

PlOw ManufactOry.
THE Subscriber has established himself in Dubrous &,
the purpose of manufacturing "
PLOWS or .7LL SIZES. afA5l
From the ghtest horse draught to the largest Prairie
POsv, ,. -. . s.s,f~A
He Offers inducements in the chcapness and durability
OF hts p0ws. which nut always be with SO ne al
Snme.
Old Flows repaired on the most reasonable terms.
Shop Fifth below Main, in Oglvics carpenter
(jan 1851 -tfl7) o. RORAS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11

J. J. ALERT,
't..el. Commanding Typographical ngincers
&C. M. CONRAD,
-Secrslary of War
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A Yankee, according to the poet SAKE lis a
driving man 6 he sees aqueducts in bubbinr
springs; buildings in stone, aad cash in evcrv-
-
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Dr.. G. w. SCOTT.
/ CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE and residence of Sixth and Iowa
WtSlliNG To avail himself of e.cry thar may aid
w in restoring all arrangements OF the human organi-
,ation he has recently procured of DIR C. b. Barre
EiectroG Gavanometers which is admirably adapted the
treatment of many forms ofdiseass, which many, who
ire being daily treated, attest. -# 5f f'.ss5.
4 Dubuque, Iowa, Feb 6, ISi9, 93-Iy
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PETER VAPIEs.

Wnfffs House Corner Sfore, Main street,
vXTHolESAiE and IL tail dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
w ceries, Hardware, Queenswarc Boots and Shoes
&c, &c. April 80, 1851. If
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CLARK & BISSELL,
| LAND WARRANTS & LAND AGENCY.

vINlE undersigned keep constantly on hand Land War
rants Of every descrptln which they will sell lul
cash. or ON fime may be desired by purchasers. They
have aiso taken much plins and ascertain good
localities for tie Ecaton OF This service they
think they can perform 10 advantage for those whe
wish To employ them.
Office opposite the Bank.
May 2e-5ly CLARK & BISSELI.,
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Very respectfully, &c,
GEORGE w. JONES.
a. INnnCG'
Hon. G. NJ. CONRAD,

Hon. Z. Nj. CONRAD,
Secretary Of Har, Var Department.
DUBUquE Iowa, Dec. "a, 1850.
DEAR SIR: Our citizens feel deep interest
IN the establishment Of military road from
this point to Fort Clark on the Des Moincs
river.
1t is desirable also, to supply the fort with
the necessary stores; the route is direct and the
distance much less than from any other point
on the Mississippi, being only one hundred and
eighty miles, with the certainty of the eastern
railroad terminating at this point, making in
creased facilities from the different points in
case of emergency.
The business of Fort Clark is now done by
way OF st Louis and Keokuk, at a great ex-
pense, which would be saved by the improve
ment proposed, and a large extent of our best
and most desirable State would bemade at once
available.
Believing that you were instrumental in es.
tabllshlng the post, we trust you may be able
to do your constituents still greater favor by
urging nnon the proper department the impor-
tance of this subject.
Most rasnoctf,lIv
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Joseph G. Jcaaia;;.

af q. q. kt,IlA ~ ell.
A T'rOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
"A Solicitor in Chancery, Anamosa, Jones, county,
lows. s##t2ab tt4# March '5ly -
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OuginrGI GQr1g.
p. c. BORL ND,
NJ T. Il Gil AN Z TAIL @ r,

Corner Of Main md All streets, opposite the
CITY Hotel, Dubuque, ioaon.
New York Paris and I.ondlen reports Of Fashions
ceived every month from the FIRST asionables in the
world. Jan % DIV ly
CLARK. = pIssEII
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sligo From Store.

FARLEY x CHRISTMAN.
No. i2, BAxx Row, M,Iy STREET DtnrauE Iowa.
WhoIesae mud Retail Dralers in
HARDWARE, IRON, NAIIsrc CASTINGS, STOVES
Tir r-Warr. aud Mahogany Veneeringy
r. V. GDODssilIi.
Haolesa'e and Retail Daler in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &c.
No. 3, Globe Enillings, Main street. Dnlnaue. Iowa
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-11
Ben. M. Samuc;s

IbttIe NGe SsIUdUC1Ss
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
.s.zY s&aEt CIIANCERY.
yIIIL1 attend to all business entrusted his care in
w Dthuque and the surrounding Counties.
or he has on hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash
or lacated on timr.7
Office NJ" J, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October. %, 1859. ~
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Hon. WILLIAM R. KING,
President Of the Senate.
GENERAL's OFFICE,

QuAETERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington Jan. II, 1851.
SIR: In compliance with your instructions
/ requiring report, under resolution of the
| Senate OF the United States, of the 29th Dec
ember, 1901, as to the cost of transporting mu
nilons OF war, provisions, &c, used at Fort
Dodge, from the usual place of deposit on the
Mississippi river, have the honor to state. that
the cost of such transportation amounted. dur
ing the last fiscal year, far as can be ascer-
tanned from accounts received at this office, to
SIX thousand, one hundred and twenty one dol
lars, and seven cents.
respectfully, your.
Obedent Servant.
TIL. S. JESUP,
Qaartermaster- General
The Hon. G. nj. CONRAD,
Secretary Of Uar, Washington Citv,
BUREAU OF IoPoGRAPHIcAL ENGINEERs,
Washington, jan. 6, 1852.
SIR In reply to a resolution Of the Senate.
OF the 18th ultmo, | have the honor to sub
init =
! copy of letter from the Hon. Mr. Jones
and Hon Slr. Dodge, ofthe Senate, dated Jan
6, 1851. A"'
2. Copy ofa letter from the Honorable Mr..
Jones, dated Dubuque, December "a, 1850, from
j. H. Emerson, Esq
3. Copy ofa letter to Honorable Mr.. Jo,es
dated Dubuque, December "a, 1850. from,
Charles Cookery, Esq.
A. Copy of petition in reference to a road
from Dubuque to Fort Clarke, now called Fort
Dodge.
5. Copy of letter to Gen. Jones, dated Du.
buque, Dec. %, 1851, from NJ NJ HAYDEN.
Esq, enclosing the foregoing petition.
8. Copy Of report from this office, in refer.
ence to said road, dated January Z, 1851.
The resolution also desires information as TO
''what the cost has been for the transportation
OF the munitions OF war, provisions, &c, used
at said fort, from the usual place of deposit up
on the MISSISSIPPI river" AS this part Of the
resolution can be answered by the Quartermas-
ter's Department, it is respectfully suggested to
refer it to that Department for report.
Respectfully, sir, your Obedient> Servant,
J J. ABERF,
Colonel Corps Topogrnphical Eugineers.-
Hon. c. M. CosRAr,
Secretary Of War.
SENATE CHAMBER UNITED STATES,
Washington, d. C., January 6, 1851
Sir: We enclose herewith the petition OF
several o: the most intelligent, respectable, and
influential business men OF the CITY of Dubn. |
que, Iowa, praying that you will take steps for
the construction OF a military road from Dubu-
que to Fort Clark, all in Iowa The petition
is accompanied by letters written by gentleman
residing at Dubuque, who are well acquainted
with the subjects embraced in their letters, and
upon whose statements the utmost reliance NAV
be placed. We earnestly hope that YOU viii
give the subject your early and favorable at,en.
ton.
Very respectfully, &c,
GEORGE w JONES
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JANUARY, 13 1852.
hgrrea to the committee on Military Affairs,
and ordered to be printed.
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G. w. Jones, Washington.
ilI- Inr. nnc

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. "a, 1850.
DEAR SIR: 1t is unnecessary to add word
to what others Of ou. fellow citizens will saw In
you on the subject OF military road from this
place 10 Fort Clark. on the Des Moincs river
You are aware that Fort Clark is situated lit
tie north OF. west of this place, and road pass
ing through the seats of justice of the counties
OF Delaware, Buchanan, Black, Hawk, &c,
would not only be of immense importance to
northern Iowa, but would bring the fort one
hundred miles. or more, nearer TO the MIssis.
sippi river than is Keokuk, the present point of
Shipment All the stores, munitions, troops,
&c, necessary to the occupation of the fort.
are now landed at Keokuk From Keokuk to
Fort Des Mones is two hundred and EIGHT
miles, and from Fort Des Moincs to Fort Clark
Is eighty miles of very long measure This
Will make two hundred and eighty -eirht miles.
but from the best information and other data
which we can obtain here from surveyors Marsh
and others, and from William Morrison, who
travelled over the route repeatedly, while select
ing the school lands, the distance. from Dnbu
cue will not exceed one hundred and seventy
miles. These advantages obvious to the
Government and to the people, that should
hope an appropriation will be made for so i'm
portant road without hesitation
Very respectfully, sir, your obcdient. servant
CHARLES CORKERY.
Hon. George W. J ones.
The undersigned citizens of Dubuque and
the adjoining counties most respectfully solicit
and earnestly request our Honorable members
IN Congress to obtain OF the War Department,
the establishment of military road cpn,lnenc-
ing at Dubuque aud terminating at Fort Clark
on the Des Mones river.
nj. NJ Hayden, Owen Smith,
j. II. Emerson, J. f. Wooton,
j. Nj. Marsh, B. j. o Halhsran,
teorge M. Henry, Michael Nolan,
Henry 5. Hcthcring- Patrick Byrnr,
ton, ~. l.. Norman,
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0T. LOUIS, Jan. XS.
lonr city $3.730&4, extra city "a 5Ons4
10 No wheat in market Prime corn 40asl.
oats 3oa3l Fine barliy G2!a65. Provisions,
sales mess pork, country packed, $40, 100000
lbs bulk meat. hog round G5 No sales LARD.
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T1NCpRRENT MONEY honEht At best rafes by
~ lsisaNy COOK, sARGENT co
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iga A CARD.

s'e -'is=tit @ "A CA N6Eps
j. p. PORTER. Dental Surgeon,
HAVING purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac-
y tre Of ~ q. LEE, Of this place. respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens OF Dubuque and
the Interior
Oee opposite The Baak and immediately the Eehang
aud Banking House,
whc.o he will c happy 10 perform all operations upon the
teeth, both for thcir beauty and preservation Teeth in
serted in whole partial sets upon any of the modern
improved methods, with or without artificial gums and
Earroated for fJr.. : 13i-t4
Particular attention paid to Extractns,- Filling and
cleansRg also, tn the regulation Of Chrcns teeth lie
uses no material but the BEST and wil in all operations
whsther sgicalor mcchanica give entire satisfaction
make no charge. Refer to 800
Asa HoRR, NJ. D.; S Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w, FIsLEY, NJ. D.; Mai NJ MONEY;
=. W, RICHARDS, y. D.; ?. WAptEs, Esq;
Ha Slf r. l. Thomas, NJ. d. Hatr.
Dr. has on hand large and wei, selected stock Of
INCoRRUP1iHLE TEETH, which he efers to the Pro-
fession ct Manufacturers prices ore1s respectfully soil
cited. 7sl7' y
Dubuque, Sept u. 1851 Ye4 vi