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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

,rv roads leading to and from said city, or to cons
act with other roads already built !; and TO pledge
49, revenues and credit the city for the repay
M of the sum Orsums so borrowed, with the in
crest upon the same Provided. That in carrying
an The provisions of this section, it shall be done in
accordance with the provisions OF section Al of the
charter of said city.
Sac , Section - Of said charter is so amend
a a. to read ten instead five years.
Sec 3 Chapter Is, to amend the act Of in
cornoraton Of the city of kenosha, approved, Feb
II. 1851, is hereby repealed
Sec l. The city council Of the city of Kenosha
ar. hereby authorised aud empowered, in all as
,ssmeats hereafter made for any special improve
rnent in said city to equaize the tax according to
IN. relative benefit accrueiig to each tract, lot or
parcel Of land taxed.
Approved, March 10, 1852
If the Council in view of the circumstances and
wants Of our city, deem il proper TO take what pre-
lIminary steps may be necessary to get an express
son of tax payers and secure, if possible, the
benefits designed be conferred by the first sec
ton Of this act, they win have my hearty co-ope
ration Sec 2 extends the time for which money
NAV he borrowed on the faith of the corporation to
MD in the construction of our harbor, from five to
ten wears. Ser. repeats the one per cent tax re-
StTictIoh plSScd by a former Legislature The eX-
isence Of this restriction prevented the late board
from raising the necessary means TO liquidate the
debts and meet the current expenses Of the city.
The removal of the restriction will enable you to
make adequate provision for the discharge of exist
ing liabilities and to meet the wants of the present
fiscal year.
While upon the subject Of our charter permit me
70 recommend that you authorize its publication,
with your bylaws, and the Ordinances Of the city,
in some cheap and convenient form 50 that YOU and
citizens generally may have that readiness of access
to the local laws bywhich you are governed, which
it is important should be had
Having now, gentlemen, presented all the parti-
cular points designed to present I will give you.
in a connected FORM the figures exhibiting the pre-
sent general fiscal condition Of the cty-he amount
of existing debts and probable expenses of the cur
rent year, with the per centum and amount of tax
which may be necessary
GENERAL FISCAL CONDITION.
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PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever You feel pals, apply Roadway Ee.dy Rc!fcC
i i sure t. relieve you in 'w minute. Il you have tns
~ The SioEt"c Intestine. IN Me i'cr, Kidney, lov r
joints, Boncs, Roadway tcHdy Relief, aiken q Ter inter
na "r applied externally, VIII tn iea minutes stop un
And quckl! rcruoNe it, cause.
Price 25 and 50 Cents per Botlc.
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Fruit Trees for Sale.

vEvHE Subscriber will be again hand the opening
IL OF Spring with supply of the most choice
Fruit and Ornamental frees, Shrubbe-
rics, dc.
Some OF these trees are now ransplanted-have been
growing in the Subscribers Garden years are of large
growth, aud wen acclima.ed.
The Subscriber also expects receive by boat va
riey Of Cherry Plum siberia Grab, and Trees,
which he will disnose of cheap for Cash
kenosha, April l. 1852. ii p. COSGRAVE
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AMERRAN HDTH.

!, 7 TIE Subscriber hereby offers - r; his Tavern
e Stand known the "ANBRIrAs Tx3Pta.xtE
4 Hos ~" situated In keio.hn city, Wi.cun-n n, ~
- Term 81 years. Tho lsc.flou ili- ~l.ud and
e liberal patronage n extended :" thl- E-ah -hn,r
sufficient r-r0nIn suat.n. Eur further particulars en-
lI!rs % tie 5u5sr- Der tie Jrrrri-us
CHARLLS /. DOaRDIAN.
f.e'i0-4Isr 80. - OF. 23-tr
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House Building.

FESIIE undersigned takes this opportunity 10 say 10 his
Z friends, and the public generally, that he has taken
shop Main Stretches the Methodist Church. where ne
will De happy 10 ali who wish any service in his line
He aier. himself that by his experience in Practical Car
penternG and JonCrug Shat ne vii be abe 10 give sails
faction 10 all who may be pleased 10 employ him.
{. y. BURROUGHS.
Kenosha, March 80, 1859. Al
n. b. Buildings moved and rc-nt.cd the shortest
tice. Z. NJ. b.
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RHEUMATISM.
Pains Relieved in Flee 1iinu'cs.

Railways Rcsdy Relief vii stop the severe and cHcr cr-
ting pains Of rheumatism almost instantly. Persons nrr
living in this city who, for las, 'ned to- hcr
beds 10y Rheumatic pIin@, " ehun"~ ound
topt toe whose JOINTS dis Dried tuGI gs
that reN ed from all pain Is minutes by the H. C. Of
ladNHN Ready Relic" TI- Is Truth, and Il osGuds IL fhr
city of New York, ard hundrud- f thou - in he rlpd
state, answer for he ,rHh Of hi. Insertion med
certificates Of Curc-wc pThl' long list e uarc- e.,
prove the efficacy Roadway Bndg Rre for the liens
Of aim s. every IN The unior sr the last four years.
hsyt te 5iadit ben
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~HIiLs sTpFrED ~ FEW WI>rrrs--P>Iv RrLlKyrD Is
sTASTIY.
Railways Rcnd, Relief like charm In ny 7es 81
ChllI~ and Fever. II b.'ak, Ia" chill inncdLl L., nrrn4
up and inv tacS with Health and sIrrRh ever organ
and secretion of the $ stem.
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Blank Books,
SELLING ebF7F'sS

TUE Suh7cr5c-s wishing % change their present hgsi-
ness, are now selling their stock Of Groceries and Pro
visions at
PRTHTE COST FOR CASH.
our assortment consists Of every variety Of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS Ina: are ever used in faHy. An:Yiy
which
Sugars, Teas, Cofees, Ri:e, No!ass.s, Cur
rams, Raisins. Almonds, Candles, To
jgcco, 4c., NIctereI, White Fish,
Cal Fish, Sq,crattls, Soap,
With serern assortment q every thing ever found n
Grocery fs:abii~hmeut
The ah''e Goods ~ are DETERMINED to dispose cr 81
such p-c.- o. vii entirely as:onish iJsc who have re
tof1re traded IN Wisconsin.
Anw ask IS thatyou would give = call il yan have
TIE MONEY N YOUR PDCkET. lJr the Goods ST.. II BIZ
SOLD. And ne have further sJ. 81: hat All ho-.
dcbiei = as By noe ~ book account, 4 find
J.! - ile.r .lteres; - call in and s-iile up.
LEONARD i IckiLLIP.
Een7sho DC. I0.h, Ia5I
a FEW CASES Gents French Call Dress Boots. and a
a new suppl! %! Ladies SupoS -ilk FUxd Gaicr- Han
saran and br0advs! Ties, Hst reserved by
r. ". La MAN.
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BEAUTY.

CONF 'rI!on Ficly tined with tsc blood Of health
in Kin IS pur ant t'ir as Jarun marble
sol nud ,wcrtas ne fragrant rp~.--
Teeth Il sound an Whit n Gl.hs'cr,
Breath Of cc'csr fragrance, and lips nC cnrnl tint
NIrh flow INC tn-i@ts aud Glp-Sy locks
LuHurant re'scs dancing gracefully DER the swan Tx
ucCk.
y" dark re7ulsy' epo's 10 rnRrthc pleasing picture
or 10 cast dun -h"''Cws DER bcauty's master niece
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Copper, Tin and Shect Iron,
fso!FOR CALIFORNIA;!

40 TUX IAETFDKNIA.
A IL those wishing FIRsT RATE AETlCLE % HARD
- BREAD. On Short notice tor - 90 per hundred,
De " being supplied v Maiu bakery. Also
Boston aud small cracker. kept constantly hand.
kenDsha, Feb ls52- - HAkFE a EDGERTON.
StandaTd Poems Shakespeare byron, Milton,
- CovpCr, Thompson, dsrnh, C}eTdEc. L1Uel.oN.
I'd Ossan, can bs seen, developed II their PoT!
kiR.'S Book Sore.
AT COST. Singing Books By he dozen u the follow
N INK kinds Ha+psch1rt Dglctner PsAltery, Msndels
shuu National PsAlullSl, CanlIca Ian ~. al
dc - KINGS BOOKSTORE.
WN-rBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. 4
Wv few copies Of TINS Invaluable wlrk for sale 81
tec - KINGS BOOKSTORE.
EYYMN BOOKS. Church PsAnaist, sna he Ps2laisI n
w. s;yes Of bEg. a. ow As CD Is eolshi
pSe-s 81 KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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ELAX SEED!

THE unde-sgnc his made arraa5 cn@n;s for procur
, q quantity Of SUPERIOR FLAX SEED IN season -!
sowing hi. spring.
Fafrers Of kenosha County 70 viA to III the expcr
neu OF fIsH Culture Obtain supply u me seed By
engaging Of the undersigned previous 70 tie 5sh pv
next. !. BOND.
krnosLa March e+.h, ls52,
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p. JUDSCN,
Main and Market streets, UP STAIRS.


TO RENT.
&SEVERAL DWELLING HOUSES in diff srent parts Of
- the City. Possession given April LIST.
p. JUDSON.
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GREAT REMEDY
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is Md, SAFE Th0rogh and The greatest EEferHai Rene
~ cr6T Hsfd. composed IF e.riable Extracts ard
possesses Per HHeq"qied IN tx Annals Of Medicine o4 TIE
arc # faa'aaory Diseases.
II Is universally acknowledged 10 be in!a,lihe rcinedv
o every case where il has been faithfully applied on The
unan system, for promoting nsCnsibc Pcrsiraon, aud
Invaluable IN all diseases ofhc flesh Obstinate Ulcers,
I'D Sores, thhains, Sore IhrOa Burns Cuts CutRcous
ErupOnS, sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eve
Aguc in lic Face, Rheumatic Pains. Contracted ort!s
ram IN the Side, Rack and other parts OF system cad
Head. bruises, Fresh Wounds Piles, every sind OF
containing particle OF Inflammation are
permanently cured by this great remedy.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16
PARLOR STOVES,

Russia Sheet Iron Alright SelfRcgulans PGrlor.
Rathhonr> Cast Iron do do
Folding Door FarorS.a and beautiful PAtte-n-togC
thtr with Srea arlvy Of other and beautiful lie
nf IArlNf St.xus.
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HEALING VIRTUES.

Its fact, authenticated here as well as all over the
STATE aud indeed the whole western states that Sloans
Medicines have aGined wide spread celebrity, and re-.
putaron. 10 which they justly entitled by their hsa,pg
UrtRcs, ahd powers. We not among those who are
prone endorse every patent humbIg that along
md in this instance have delayed Endorsement uutji
have been ante make ouly not on,
by testing thcm personally ourselves. but from test
nOay Of numerous portion OF thu community i,yr
atorud u.s. Illinois Globe, April H. $50.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-16

DIAPER Wludov Shn',s. 4 r,nr and extensive lot Of
figured NIvnaw SAAoE- !usirc~cfv,4 md for .tI h. -
% Aug. 10. k:Nn'. EnnE -rnRE.
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S l. O 4 Ms
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

NO Mcdrlne IN Use has accomplished mHaV Extra
ordinary Cures aud JnEcrSo Satisfaction in every
variety and Stage Of disease or that has otsps.
rdPd sme as So0q's Ointment and Coydii0q Pyader
ne o7e1t : swiftly >uF .cCdjrg all other tntlncnts
and Ltncnts io the Of Fresh Wounds, Calls OF an
kfS, Hlrain~, Eru>C~ Cracked Heels, Riughouc Wind
ClIs' ron EVi Gallons, SpavIus SWeCncy Fisula SIT
taSt strains, Iamoness. sand CThcks Fouudrrcd Feet,
scratches or Grcasc Mango aud Horse DI>tcuper.
me C1h"h0H POrGer Win remove all Inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse the wafer
ana strengthen every part o. the body; and proved
sovereign remedy for tie following diseases:
Founder, BStenIcr, Hide Bound Loss Of Appetite In
ward strains. Yellow Water Inflammation OF the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise also RhcumgSl, Commonly
called sill conpant,l which proves so fatal 10 many val-
able horses ~ tins country. also 4 certain
fat1 diseases,
These remedies jHre. and ac0ys Cure IL the d-
rccuons are followed.
For further particulars and multitude OF CERTIFICATES OF
remarkable Cures get Pamphlets Of 0grnfs
w. B. SLOAN,
Ltpof, 30 Lake ST., Chicago, NJ.
For Sale al all :ls Drug Stores IN this city,
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by cleansing tle 'kin from al ertpGrc matter.
Make ccHu The p"rc~, giN5 action 10 The cpilisries
Fy Which al T., i~',nnus huInDrs ere ccctrd.-
Ma healthy action to the skia -e'i urcd,
- tie teeth i gives Witches and prevents decay,
Il makes itc skin SOL -Vc,t ard smooth,
Transforms tic most r,pu,-iVc und Gi-dlrcd ,isage
T. a clear and beautiful complexion.
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BON STOVES.

complete assortment of Box Stoves. and AIT yht Box
Stnve-AlSn lot 20 Extra Heavy RaN up
pre~Iy for stores School Houses, Churches ana Hotels
Al of the above Goods viii be disposed prices which
viii these Piuchuc times. > Just give call.
Having connected with his present Hardware business
! - 1911 49,. Il
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II 4 4 y

WILL sTor THE DISTRESSING PAINS.
Its effects are like electricity its the distress
sing pants IN few nds, soothing nrura.izIug aud
heuihiu Influences Thrills through every minute CO mem
hane, and establishes the secretion every gland IN the
system suudufhg the most eNcruCining parox, PAIN
and inpartlng strength and vitality every organ
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
NUMBER !: I! , 80

CHEER UP FAR aERs OF Iowa OUR rPRos'
PEcrs ARE lMpRovISa-A letter has been re.
ceived in this City, from Mr.. Eaton, Engineet
of the Dubuque and Keokuk railroad company
North, in which he states that the Ill Railroad
company are immedate'y1to place under CON.
tract the road from Freeport TO DUBUQUE
and lage portion of the main trunk. s.
AS it is understood that Mr.. Eston is in the
employ of Mr.. Schuyler, President oflthe Cen
trsl company, this information is probably relia-
Bile. -,.s .,..,-.,.......
This will be gratifying Intelligence to every
man in Iowa and the whole West. A new era
is about to dawn upon the West " 4-'
E Let every man in Iowa, realize in che bene-
fits which are to accrue from this result, the
necessity OF adhering rigidly TO our own rail-
road enterprises.
Lands Entered in the Dubuulle Land District.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
A BILL

b. "A BILL
To regulate the terms OF the District Court oi
the United States for the District Of Iowa
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Re.
presentatircs Of the United States Of .america IN
Congress assembled, That instead of three
terms annually OF the district court of the Uni
td States for the District Of Iowa, as now pre-
scribpd by law, there shall hereafter be held
annually six terms Of said court, as follows al
Dubuque on the first Mondays Of January and
july at Iowa City on the first Mondays OF
Nav and October, and at Burlington on the
third Mondays of May and October s.Taa #"
Seer. g. .4nd be 1t further emacted, That al
process bail bonds and recognzances returnablc
at the term Of said court at Dubuque, Iowa
city and Burlington, respectively, shall be re-
tIrnable ana returned to the court next to be
held at the place where said process, bail boads
and recognizances are made returnable, and all
continuances may be made to conform to this
act W
SEcr.3. find he 1t further enacted, Tho
hereafter the charges for mileage of the mar
siaI Of said district in the execution of the du
ties Of his Office, shall be computed from the
place Of service to the court where the writ ol
process shall be returned: Pr0ridcd, That in
going to and returning from any of said courts
he shall be allowed mileage from his place o
residence.
l. Sect. 4. find be it further enacted, That al
acts and pa is Of acts inconsistent with the pro
visions of this act, be, and the same are hereby
repealed. F'.'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

A APREDIcrioS.-Recent events have called
to recollection the following prediction Of Victor
Hugo:
ga day will come when tile only battle field
shall be the market open to commerce, and the
mind open to new ideas. A day will come
when cannon shall be exhibited in pdbic
museums Just as an instrument Of torture is
now, and people shall be astonished how such
a thing could have been A day will come
when these two immense groups, the United
States Of America and the United States of
Europe, shall be placed in the band of fellow.
ship across the ocean, exchanging their pro
duce, their commerce, their industry, their
genius, clearing the earth, peopling the deserts,
meliorating creation under the ewes Of the Gre
ator, and un,ring for the good Of all, these two
irresistible and indefinite powers, Of the frater
nifty of men, and the power OF God" 10 e
THE FORTRESS OF HANS ms interesting
statistics with reference to this ancient asyl lmn
for State criminals. are given by Paris cor
respondent of New York paper. He states
that the fortress, it exists to day, supposed
to have been built by Oden w., in 1916, upon
the ruins Of fortress still more ancient. 1t is
often called in history the "Feuda stic."a II
has sustained four seiges The following pris.
oners of celebrity have been confined there
from the lUtu ceutury 10 the present udy
923-Charles the simple, King of France
! l47o-Louis TX, King Of France. l472-
Louis de n.ss:-,,bourg. ''''s'-Lous de Bour
bon, Prince de Condo. i1o1 The Cont &c
Rom. lover Of the Dutchess Of Berry l73O-
The Duke de Larochcfaucauld.s H7S--TLe
Marquis of Marbeuf, for grave offences toward.
Marie Antoinette. I77S-Mirabeau, for hi:
work upon stockj"bbing l7l5-Marsha
j Money, for having refused 10 take pa.t in the
trial Of Marshal Ney. 1Si7- Chaumaraix
Captain of the Mrdusa. condemned for hi
conduct in the wreck Of that vessel. 1890
Jules de Polignac, and three other Ministers o
Chas. X. 1S40 6-Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
lS4S-Bou Maza, Arab Chief. 1S5l--Gener
ais Lhangarnier, Bedeau, Cayagnac, l.,norici
ere, Colonel Charras, the Questors Baze, Left
and Roger, (du Nprd) all members of the Leg
islatve Assembly. as# a#gE si#4l
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

DEATH OF DIX. DUNcAN.-Hos. ALEXANDER
DUSc,S, for many yeas member "i Congress
from Hamilton county, Ohio, accidentally
drowned on Tuesday morning last. He was in
pursuit of game at the Red Banks, on the Little
Miami about 8 miles from Cincinnati. tie hr-
ed and killed dipper duck in the centre OF the
stream. Being without a dog he divestrd bun
self IF his clothing and plunged into the stream
After reaching the duck, he made an effort Ia
reach the shore, bnt failed, and was drowned.- -
His body has not yet he II recovered. ~.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

A revolutionary society has recently been
discovered, which is said to pervade all the
central portions of France. In each important
locality, the secret societies have chief named
Zaro, and after him, centurions, decurions, &c.
The affiliations are effected every where; in the
cafes, ,cabarets, in the open air; but the imitation
takes place in a hall, covered with red tapestry
The neophyte is led in blindfolded, in the
midst of armed men; after the oath is repea'e ed,
he receives three blows on the head with an
instrument, and he is then baptized Montag-
nard (red republican, The form of the oath is
as follows: 81 swear by this steel, the symbol
Of honor, to take up arms to beat down all tyr
amy, RELIGIOUS, political, social-to combat II
every where and always" The password is as
follows: The new republic is coming-the
right TO labor A French paper, sitter stating
that these societies are diffused through all the
departments, says that the number of members
in Herault alone was $1,000. st. Louis Tmcs
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

svHOn Monday evening the Common Coun-
Judges and clerks Of the Ward elections. 1st
Ward Owen Smith and J. Kries, Judges, and
Mr.. II ,rtsock Clerk. 2nd Ward II. v. Gildea,
and jacob Christ,nan Judges and D. Decker
Clerk 3rdWard Robert Rogers andA. Nj Daniel
Judges and w. S. Gillian Clerk. The election
in the lst Ward to be held at John Kries-2nd
Ward at Squire Gilliams office-snd in 3rd
Ward at the School House. Tie polls to open
al q o'clock a. M. 5-fs.- = ...s.f.- -...r sf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

ILLINOIS RIvER-HIGH WArER.-He Learn
from private source that the water in the ~
linois River is some ten fee, above its usna
height, and that, it was rising when our mfr
m,nt left (the 10th 1t has ov'ri"wed it'
banks IN many PLACES, carrying IN cora wooo
fences, &c. TWAS feared that thr des.rncuo'
If n-on.rlv would be very great; unless the wa
ters should very soon subsIde. 7sa saE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

BURNING OF GLAUcus.-Capt. Griffith re.
ports, that while the Wisconsin was at Daven
port, telepraghic dispatch was received there,
stating that the Glaucus was burned at Mon
trose, Monday mornig. The fire caught in the
back room. There was neither freight nor
passengers aboard. The Glaucus belonged to
the Keokuk Packet Co., and ran between Mon
trose and Rock Island rs backct, last summer.
The boat was stern wheeler, well along in
years, and was principally famous for a tre,nen- =
dous whistle. --.--.------ --...- - - -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

How to get up might Mare" Fifteen
minutes before bedtime, cnt up one d"zen OF
cold boiled potatoes add a few slices of cold
boiled cabbage, with FIVE or six picked cncum,
bers Eat heartily, and wash down with pint
of Brown Stout. Undrcss, and jump into bed
Lie fiat on your back, and in about half an hour
or thereabouts, you will dream that the devil is
sitting on your chest, with the Bunker hill Mon
ument in his lap. e at T2 Scr
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

Trxxr, ryprn THE HUDsoN A bill is now
ho fore the New York Legislature. to incorpo-
rate company, to contruct tunnel under the
Hudson. n ar Albany. A survey and estimate
anounces the plan feasible. 1t IS the opin-
ion that perfect work can be constructed,
with double track, and an easy grade, for half
A million Of d ollars.
The only work of a femilar character is the
Thames tunnel. That may be considered fail-
ure but from causes, which cannot operate pre-
judicial 10 the work now in contemplation.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

Letters from Engla nd, by the Asia, state that
the English Government have notified the
French Government that the moment French
soldier crosses the Belgium line, the city OF
Antwerp and the forts on the Scheldt, will be
occupied by an English army OF lo,ooo-a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

- Tar MoRMoss-Lctters from California
state that great excitement exist among the
Mormons at the Great Salt Lake. The difficult
ties between that people and our agents have
made them resolve upon defending themseives
against further nte rerencc with their fairs OH
the part of the general government. Report
(which, after all, may be without foundation
saws that additional iortifcations are being cree
ted, and means Of defence provided SGD 10 4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

| 81 Mr. GEORGE Mccoy who killed his father
in-aw, Mr. Nyc, in the Muscatine county trag-
cdy, an account of which We published last week,
has been bonnd over in the sum Of 81 ,0OO.-
His case will como up at the Jun. term of tho
District Court. a .Ez s. s.st @f 9Es.at
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31
=. L. BIS1ELI
- - CLARK Z BIsSELL, .IAls31
ANn WARRANTS & LAND AGENCY

T,ME undersigned keep constantly on hand Ian Lana LII g.
rants Of every description, which they w sera ~. ~
cash or on tme as may be desired BY purchasers:
have aso taken much pains and care to ascertain eo
think tey can perfrn to advantage for those wle ma
wish to employ them.
Office opposite the Bank n,csrrI
Nav CLAkk &
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

! Mr. Weed writes from Genoa, that as the por-
trait Of Columbus was destroyed in the recent
conflagration of the Library of Washington, the
American consul at G., noa is cndeavoring to OBJ
| tain a copy OF the only original in existence,
which belongs to family in that city.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-03-31

A subaltern in the Mounted Blackguards, was
taken up yesterday for talking filth to lady
When we say s'taken up we mean on boot,
and tossed into the street. Served him right.