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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-11

DRowSED.-John Arnott, citizen Of Polk
county, was drowned in the Des Moines river,
opposite this place on the 7th INST II seems he
was crossing on the ferry boat with yoke Of
unruly cattle, which becoming frightened back.
ed off the boat. carrying him with them. His
body was recovered few hours afier.-Ioua
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rINHE Kentucky Mutual Life Insurance Company
Capital 100000
w. d. ROBBINS, President.
J. r. PAyroN, Secretary.
ETns,irance granted upon the Lives of persons 60
ing to California.
CHA's COOKERY, Agent.
DR. e. w: ScoTr Medical Examiner
DulIuue n I,,. I'm
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MORE GoLD DISCOVERIES.

Gold has been discovered upon the Upper
Colorado river, above Austin in Texas Large
amounts Of the precious metal are said to have
been collected, making quite an excitement
upon the subject in the State.
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Paints. oils q yarnisI,.

A GILLESPIE, at No. l, Globe Building, has just
IA received large stock of PAINTS of all kinds
linseed, Tanners, Lard and Olive Oils Copal, Japan
and Leather Varnish, which is offered at the Lowest
prices Dubuque, May 5th. '53.
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Dubuque in 1853.

OFFERS inducements to purchasers of GOODS that
~ cannot be surpassed in any place West OF the At
lantic cities.
Amongst the many who offering good bargains,
the undersisne would beg leave to inform his CUSTOM
the public generally, ito whom he returns his
sincere and grateful THANKS for the very liberal support
he has received their hands, that he is now in market
Wifha
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
IL THE Saw Mill, in fine running order, and
tGf 1000 acres of Timherod Land attached, located
kA the South Fork of the hiakoQieta, 6 I2 miles
s. l.. of Cascade, is Cor SALE The Mill was newly fur
nshed last fall, with the most approved machinery,
pabe of cutting 5000 feet Of Oak lumber per day. The
Timber, whchis of very fine quality, will be sold
tire or in parcels to suit purchasers. There is steady
and increasing demand for all lumber manufactured
this establishment good 1t is the
vicinity of very rich and aourishing settlements. AT
trifing expense, Grist Mill could be attached
upon the water power. Any person DESTROYS of
becoming wealthy, would do well examine the prem
Uses FL terms and further particulars, the Pro
prietor would refer purchasers to
lr,... JNO. NJ. McDANELD,
Real Estate Agent,
Orto WIN. ANDREW,
City Hotel, (lG9) Dubuque.
March 3st, 1853. dawtf
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LIEUT. BEALE.-rbis gentleman arrived in
St Louis on Tuesday evening, and will proces d
at once to Kansas and thence to the FIELD of his
operations in California.
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IT The Nashville papers announce the 1eath
of Moses Norvell, Esq, formerly editor of the
Nashville Whig.
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CUNIFPE'S VARIETIES,

Next door to city Hotel.
ATOW OPEN. consists, in part, and to arrive, the
IN following GROCERIES:
Wines, Liquors. Foreign and Domestic Fruit, Brandy,
Whiskey Gin, c!aret Brandy, eherrys, Lemon Syrup,
Byass' celebrated London Porter In quarts and pnts
families, Molasses, Rasans, Figs Sugar, Tea, coffee
chocoate Almonds Brazlle Nuts, Texas Pecans roast
ed and raw Pea Nuts, che nuts, Gren Bile Walnuts, Fill
berts Nuts prime new Fish, Mackerel, cod Fish
Herring, in barrels aid boxes Mustard Pepper, candies
Maple sugar, Oranges, Lewons and Apples, Sugar
crackers. Soda crackers, Butter ackers, New Rice,
CaferLa Bread, etc, etc.
The advertiser having connections in New Orleans
and ST. Louis, and being Agent for the sale of McNny
celebrated ST. Louis crackers, will always be supplied
with
Fresh Fruit & Crackers,
of every description, which lie win dispose OF small
pr fit the citizens Of Dubuque, and the public in gen
erai. Cash paid for Oat., Butter, Eggs, etc.
Dubuque, 9Th April, le53. daw-3m
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Steamship Company.
The ComPany's Magnificent New Steamship
"GOLDEN AGE.n


5000 Tons mR be dispatched for Port Plaip .NeJouyae
and Sydney, .4astra'ta about the 18Th Of .JDnr
80 THIS Steamship is of the size and
<ffS strength, and in every way equal To the
Sks$56s Collins line of Steamers, being 200 feet
in length, d feet beam, and - Il ct hold
She is double diagonaly braced with iron bars and
ry Improvement that experience and science suggest
has been adopted. Her accommodations for First Sc
cond and Third class passengers, believed he SUI
peror to any steamer ever built ffer model is unequal
led, and is confidently expected that she will make the
Y ~ tyom New York 10 Australia within 50 days-step-
ping only at the Cape of Good Hope to coal. Passen-
gers may rely that every attention will be paid TO their
wants, and thar the shpwill be literally supplied with
every comfort An experienced Surgeon will be attach
cd 10 the ship.
Rates Of Fare.--Firsf cabin Ladies' Saloon 1915 Firt
cabin Upper Saloon. $3.50, Second cabin Lower Saloon
S2t2, Ihfd class Forward, $500. Children under II
years of age, half price.
Eight cubt fset of baggage allowed each passenger
not exceeding 900 lbs. in weight Books are now open
remittance of one half the will secure berth
-baance TO be paid within 30 days before the time of
sailing For Freight or Passage apply the Office of
the company, to J. HOWARD SON,
May 3. w-6w Agents, 81 Broadway.
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w. P. A LII e N
wHolEsALE AND RETAIL rt " .
Druggist, Chemist,
ZEE III n u E1~ DNA EE M& =


MY STOCK CONSISTS OF
, DRUGS of every description, as recommended
ss in the Phara acopas Of the United States, London
NJ Dublin and Paris.
"A CAc,qieals.-Of every kind used in the various
Arts and Sciences, etc, etc
Petamery.-Genuine, from the NEST celebrated man
utacturers in the United States, England and France
Patent .Hedciaes-A general assortment of the most
celebrated cons astly on hand
Paints, Obs and Dye Nsf,-Of the finest quality, di
rect from the manufacturers. es.a
Wines and Lqaors.--G mime, for Medical purposes.
Brushes If every description.
Pats.-Patent and Oficinal. - e
Oiatmepts.--Paent and Ofhcinal.
Seeds.-Medicnal, arden and Field.
Surgical Instruments aud s"ri"ges-An assortment OF
those in general use.
>fatiOarry-An assortment.
Druggists shop Furniture and Glass Hare.
P!asters--Of the most celebrated patent. b..
WIadcm Glass Sash and Putty.-Glass of the best
Piltsburg brand. Sash of all kinds. Putty made on
the premises of the best materials. r
Ods--Lard, Neatsfoot, Sperm, Castor Lnseed Gro
ton, and all the essential Oils, Aromatic and Medicinal
Bar-s, Herbs, Leares aad Roots-.If every Kind pre-
pared by the Shakers and various celebrated erbalas
Extracts of every ind.
Essences of every kind.
Tfncturcs OF every variety. fsa
Prescriptions Prepared AT any hour, ight and day.
take this oppnrlunt" OF returning my grateful
thanks the citizens of Dubuque and tho surrounding
country, tor their very liberal patron and support be-
slowed me, and hope by strict attention and perse
in my profession To merit continuance OF the
same. have shis season purchased my goods in The
Eastern markets, by which arrangement have been
enabled obtain Purer articles at equally low prices,
and invite the attention of Physicians, Country Mer
chants and the pub generally, TO my improved Stock
uy confident Of giving unive sal satisfaction. Appre
catins ypur confidence and patronage dnrng the past
the future il with grateful emotions anticipated.
Respectfully, Yours,
next door to the NAPLES House.
Anrii %, 1853. daw 3m
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j "A nj E > M u l. l. 1 N j.,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
% WOULD more inform his friends and the
public that he has just returned from ST. lonis,
with larger and better sock OF Goods than he
III. ever had before His assortment in part OF the
newest styles of
CaSSilMeres and veStiMsS,
Cloths Of all qualities Trimmings of all descriptions.
CLOTHING, of all qualities, which will be sold low
for cash. Every description Of Garments made to order,
at short notice. and at the most reasonable prices.
FURNISHING GOODS.
In this departm- Mt will be found embroidered and
plain White Shirts, la Sontag and Fancy Shirts Silk
and Merino under do, Black Satin and Fancy Scarfs,
black and fancy Crayats Stocks Ties and Summer Cra
vats Pocket Hdkf's, Shoulder Straps and Suspenders
HATS g. CAPS.
a Fine Silk and Gossamer Hats, Fur and Wool,
MEh Kossuth do Summer Hats of all descriptions,
&SsN Caps of the latest styles for men and boys.
WATER Proof CLOTHING.
Rubber Goats, Cloaks and Bags Oil Cloth Coaks, &C.
The above are a few the Goods have got 10 SELL
For more perfect the public are invited 10
call and examine for themselves. u is no tronbe to
show Goods. JAMES NJ LIN.
pubuque Aprile9, 1888 co'Nhin
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-11

Holepay's Ointmeat and Pills haze cured liberated
Leg, and Prspeated J4mpatat on.-The wife of NJ. Pays
of Court, House, Cheapsde, Birmingham suffered
for more than years from dreadfuly uceraed limb
nurng great portion of that time she uer medi
cal treatment at Birrneham where she frequently told
that amputarion must ultimately take place, as it was
impossible TO heal the wond However, uraer the adj
vice of her friends, she Holowa,'s Ointment and
Pills, which have effected perfect cure and she
strongly recommends others similarly Afflicted to use
them after this proof Of their efficacy in me Of the
worst of cases.
r. MASON Agent Dbuoue
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BEN. M. sAMuELs. wM yASpEvER
SAMUELS 4 VANDEVER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
RE ready to attend to all business entrusted TO the
n care, in Dubuque, and surrounding counties.
,ryOFFIcE in the Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
Nav 4th 1883 daw-tf
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CHA'S DESMOINEAUX'S
Fruit, Grocery & Produce Store.

fNiE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends IN general, that he has just received fresh
and well selected stock of the following articles
Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Dried Apples, Herring
No. |, Dried Herring, Chocolate, Salt, Soap Candles
Starch, Indigo, chewing and Smoking Tobacco cigars
crackers Of all kinds Pepper Mustard, Alspice coy es
Nutmeg, cinnamon, Prunss, Raisams, Figs, cur ants
Almonds, Pea Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Wannts, Filherts
Pakals, candies, red aud white Wines, Port Wines,
french Brandy, Magnolia Whiskey, etc. etc. etc.
Green Apples constantly on hand, and other Fruits
lendcavor to give general satisfaction to all those
that may favor me with call, and no mistake
N b. Farmers invited to bring in heir Produce,
which, Will be bought at the highest market price.
CHA'S DESMOINEAUX,
next to Facets Building, Man-st,
Dubuque, May 9Th, 1853. daw-ly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency's Of
M PETTENCIII T. 90

I22 Nassau ST. Now York, and 10 State ST., Boston,
Ito The Agents of the best and widely circuIa
red newspapers in The United States and Canldss. and
are authorized TO take advertisements and subsc
at the publishers lowest rates.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-11

NO JOEL BISlOP.-Sir: You are hereby notified
that there is lille in the office of the Clerk O!
the District Court of Delaware county, petition of
Charles Carr, clam of You three hundred and thirty
dollars, as money due him Mortgage given by you
II Charles Carr, the =. e. ii of n. T. ql OF
Section 10 and tile South half of N. w. Ia and the s.
W. OF the y. +. tiu sect. eleven, in Township 81,
N Range, w Of T. Me-, dated the 2Sh day of June,
1852 10 ecure the payment nf two hundred and twenty
e doiars, with interest at 10 cent, payable ON t
Isl OF April, Is s. And note of hand given by You
'hares Carr for the SUM OF seven,y five dollars, with
interest at 10 per cent? dated August 7th 1882 payable
III DENT nd And unless you appear ani thereto
IN the ir day OF the of The District Court
&c held at Dei';i, in Delaware county, the third sion
lay OF June next judgment will be rendered against
you Tn rton. Dated May I'd, 1853.
CHARLES CARR.
w-4w By DANIEL BAKER, Att'y.
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For Sc. Louis q New Orleans.

THE splendid and fast sailing steamer
S1SftIfiS8 PAWNEE, LEONARD, Master will
run during the present season. between
New orleans aud Dubuque, touching at all the interne-
date places For Freight or Passage apply on BoaId,
pr to q K Wt!S'r Agent
Dubuque, May 7h, 1853 daw If
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Farm, for Sale.


- KNOWN as the "karrick Farm, )" situated on
Ha1H the road from Galena To Dubuque, three miles
4A from Dubuque, and twelve from Gaena. Good
House, Cut-Budings, Well and Orchard the premi-
About 230 acres, of which, 70 is fenced, and 100
of excellent Timber. Terms moderate, part cash, and
part time. Apply to
COUk, SARGENT, BARNEY & Co,
Real Estate Agents, Dubuque, Iowa.
Anril 26, Is53. daW-lm
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Dye StuHs, &c.

A LARGE supply of Indigo, Nader, Logwood,
"A Copperey, tanewood, Blue Vitral, &C., Bonnet,
Philadelphia and St Louis Clue just received and for
sale by A. GILLESPIE,
Nav 5th 1853. Globe Building.
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REMOVAL,
LIFE INSURANCE.

fINHE undersigned have removed to the new Banking
i House Of Cook, Sargent, Barney & Co., on Main ST.
COOK, SARGENT & Co.
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Wooden Ware.

A SUPPLY of Buckets, Tubs, churns, Bale Buck
"A cts. Boxes Bowls, Washers, Spoons Butter Prints,
Rolling Pins, Mop Handles cloths Pins, Tar Buckets,
Wash Bowls etc. etc., just received and for sale by
A. GILLESPIE,
MAY 4, '52. No. |, Globe Building.
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l. VAN g. LARKTN.

DEALERS
groceries, Provisions, liquors &c.
$3.50 AT our stand, opposite to the CITY Hotel
Ea<H viii always be found general assortment OF
tz-@zZ GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
liquors, CIGARS, &c, S'c.,
which willing 10 sell at the lowest rates 70.
Cash.
RYAN 6 LARkIN.
Dubuque, April z 5th, 1858. daw-Iy
&c II MI VAL.
1 1R. A. HORR, PnrsicIAE l. SuRGEoN, has removed
~ his Office frsm the old sta nj to the second story of
william j. Barney Il Co.'S Banking Office on Main-st.,
between 9th and 18th streets.
April, 1889. dawtt
Dubuque & Sngeville Plank Road.
A MEETING Of the Stockholders is earnestly re.
queste on the afternoon Of 18th instant, at the
oiic of Cook, Sargent, Barney Il Co.. as I'M portant
business will be presented.
BY order of Board of Directors
J. ]. DYER, Pres't.
may "a, 1893 daw-2w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-11
Broke Out In n New Place

With New Goops down town, - at the Eneire Cheap
Store, where Dry Goods sold at small al advance
that every cash customer the advantage inpec-
ton the long MINDED inst tulons of the qed ss-
tenn.
Corner Of Main and Second Sts., first below tie Wapls
House, at RUS SELLS.
Still selling "cHEAr," which is our motto. Fine Do
nestle and Prints, t6 yards for One Dollar.
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The Neo York Journal Of Commerce, Of the
2lst, has the following
MECHANICS ARRivING FROM EURoPE.-Near
1000 foreigners landed OH Saturday in this city
We shall have them arriving now at the rate o.
5000 week for twenty weeks. It's remarked
that among these $1,000 that have landed, there
are three times many mechanics and servants
as there were last year. This shows that they
are well informed in Europe as to wages here
What these foreign mechanics are to do, or how
TO get employment, Is more than we know
The servants, ifthey will 60 to tue viltages, will
all get good places aud good pay.
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Information wanted,

nFJ. w. HITCHCOCK, by his brother, located in
" Dubuque. A letter addressed to l.. II. Hitchcock,
this office, will be gratefully acknowledged by
l.. Ii. HITCHCOCK.
Dubuque, May Sd, 1853. d2i-wlt*
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Dubuque, April %, 1858.
Family Groceries.

THE New FIRM would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they intend
kno additions to their present choice stock of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-11

Drugs 4 Medicines.
am now in receipt of the largest and hest stock Of
~ Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &C.,
a brought to Dubuque. These Goods Were
selected in person, and warranted fresh and genu
inc, and will be sold very low for cash.
A. GILLESPIE,
Dubuque, May 5, '53. No Globe building.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

z
The following meagre returns Of the election
we take from the Iowa City Republican:
CkDAR CousrY RErusss--For the PROPOSE.
uon to stock in the Lyons r. X. Co, 457.
Against il, 353
For Judge, Tu,hill 4aa; Mitchell "a; Letting.
For Commissioner, Bonney 242; DUNLAP
For Register, Gillaspie $40; Warden II
Dorand $50.
The Lyons proposition carried in Centre
Township by l26 IS.
MuscATIsE CouNrY.-For the Loan ESQ
against il $40.
For Judge, Lefingwell 4so; Mitchell 34s !;
For Commissioner, Bonney 6lO; Biggs 1872.
For Register, Gilaspie SOC; Warden $50.
DusuQuE ELEcrIoS-SrATE TIcKEr-For
Commissioned Des Moines River Improve.
ment:
Uriah Begs, Independent candidate 100
Josiah Bonney, democrat, 254
REGISTER.
r. II. Warden, Wing, 1874
George Gillaspy, dem. 254
" Below we give the official vote of Wapel.
10 County, for Commissioner and Register of
the Des Moines River Improvement
Commissioner, Bonney, 453
Riggs, CO.,
Register, Giliaspy, 46l
Warden, 66O
Biggs' majority over Bonney, 249
Warden's [" Glllaspy, 2O5
u Vote of Van Buren, County for Commits |
sioner and Register Of the Des Mones River
Improvement. &
Commissioner, Bonney, 96i |
q" Biggs, 2l7
Register, Gillaspy, 100
Warden, 434
u Abstract OF votes cast in Lee Co., at the |
April Election, for Commissioner and Reg lister
Of the Des Moines River Improvement:
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CO-Partsler>hip Notice,
Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

TINE Partnership heretofore existing under The
and style Of W.. Barney Co., is this day dissolved
by mutual consen.Nf. Joshua Barney rercs from the
hrm. w. J. BARNEY,
G. II. BOOTH,
JOSHUA BARNEY.
April Isl, 1873, dawtf
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A Great Rargain

GrCTI BHfSHIH
d<FAa, A desirable Dwelling House and Lot,
EfI.. Iowa STREET, for SALE Terms reasonable. Time
gsHii!l allowed on part of tue purchase money.
H-Ss.A Apply to ..--..
COOK, SARGENT, BARNEY l. Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
April 90, 1853. Pm
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Brandy, Wines II Porter.

A SUPPLY of the above. of very superior quality,
"A just received and for sale by
Dubuque, May 1, 1883 A. GILLESPIE.
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The oldest son Of Queen Victoria begins tc
exhibit military talent, and has received an ap-
pointment as General or Major General, with an
addition Of some half million of dollars attach
ed to his salaries. He has already stormed one
tea pot and two coffee pots -Ezchangs Paper
That is not hnndreth part OF the .storming,
his royal mamma has performed, if half the stor-
les are true that are told of her belligerent pro-
pensities. She storms the sleeping apartments
Of all her household every morning at day break
besides divers miscellaneous thunder-squalls al
ssthe Royal consort" during the day.
The item we have quoted contains matter suf.
ficient for deep reflection. Here is half idiot
boy, who has scarce reached his teens, appointed
to high military rank, with half a million OF
dollars added to his already enormous salar. as
Prince of Wales All this mammoth appropri-
alton wrung from the ov-rtasked and over-hurd-
ened toilers OF that unhappy Kingdom. These
are few Of the revolving features of monarchy,
but there are others far more hideous still.
1t is fact notorious as daylight, that this
heir apparent to the British thrs ne, is sadly
deficient in his mental development-in other
words, that there is something wanting in the
upper story that there are upper apartments to
let, unfinished and unfinished. Yet, be he
bockhead, knave or fool, if his life is spared, he
must be King of Great Britain, the head of the
Curch, the Defender ofthe Faith. Such is the
4S4 ,a.esfs
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ANOTHER sCIENTIFIC WONMsn-

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.- DR. ]. S. Hmghton's
Pepsin, the true Digestive Fluid or Gastric Jice pre-
AIRED from Rennet, or The Fourth Stomach d the Ok
after directions OF Baron Lebig, the great Psioo c
al Chemist, by J. s. Houghton, NJ. d. Padel, ha Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for indigestion Dys
psa, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility curing after Nature own Method byNature's
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets c,nraining
scientific evidence OF value, Furnished by AGENTS gra-
It's See net ice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
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Of fever, on I'd May, JOHN H.RvEY SHoMo youngest
of Solomon and Nancy G.. Shonlo, aged l( years.
months and - days
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BAILED.-We understand that Moses NJ. Ty-
Ter and Thomas Rockham, the conductor and
engineer of the Michigan Central Railroad,
were admitted to bail yesterday afternoon by
Judge J. NJ Wilson, in the sum Of $4,000 each
upon writ of Habeas Corpus. Thomas Dyer
aud l. II. Burch sureties. McIlroy appeard for
the people, and IL. G. and E. S. Shumway for
the prisoners.
We learn also that Mr.. Whiting, the conduc-
tor, and MIR. Davis, the engineer, and the fire.
man on the Michigan Southern train, have been
admitted 10 bail by Judge Wilson, in the sum Of
$4,000 each. Each of the persons were also
put under bonds of two hundred dollars to ap-
pea. as witnesses in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
be hereafter instituted Chicago press
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N II w FIR NJ.
THOMAS g. COOK,

'fHE undersigned has this day sold equal interest
! in his establishment to Mr. p. b. COOK, long and
favoraby known in this city and surrounding country
and the business will hereafter be conducted under the
name and style Of I" THOMAS and CooK,n al the Old
stand, No. %, side Of Main ST. few doors above
the American House.
l.. THOMAS.
Dubuque, April %, 1858.
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SPICES. STARCH e. SOAPS.

r HAVE in store full supply of Pepper
Alispice. Ginger, cloves, Nutmrgs. cinnamon, Mus
tard ground and unground. and common Starch,
| CASTLE Omnibus Rose, Almond, Windsor and Fancy
Soaps for sale cheap, by
& 1853 A. GI{.IESpIE
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MARRIED.

March I'd, at the Stone House. in Dobbins township
California, MIR. Jyo.P SurroN, formerly OF Van Buren,
county, Iowa, TO Miss PAULINE JANE RoBBIss formerly
OF Wappello county, Iowa.