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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05


--JMspsmssf Of Troops -Rsturn Of Officers
-Bemtox sad Birek's Libel suit.
Independence, Sept. 10.
The Santa Re mail reached here this NOR
ming. Business was very dull, and little hopes
Of Improvement as long ~ III. political excite
ment was 90 great The election was 10 take
place on the Fifth, and Governor Lanes pros
poets, a. the American party candidate were
pretty good over Gallego's, the Mexican-a
priest suspended by the Bishop for bad conduct,
the Rio Abajo. Weightman, in the Conven-
ton, did not receive one vote.
On the night before the mail left, the prison.
ers confined in Jail broke out. Among them
were the murdeTers Of John Finnegan.
The new Governor gives universal satisfac-
tion He will have work, doubtless with the
Navsjo Indians, who refused to give up the
murderers demanded by Lane. All the Indians
are now quiet. but troubles are apPrehended
with the Utahs, who are very insolent
The headquarters Of the army are permanent.
ly established 1t Albuquerque, TO which point
Maj. Charlton's company Of dragons are ord
cred. Col. Brooks company Of artillery are tc
go near the Mesilla valley.
News from below is still that large body o.
MexicaDs are near Ell Paso; but there is no pro
BILE ground for the rumor
A party, consisting Of Col. Miles, Maj Sib.
ley and wife, Captain Bee, Captain Steele ant
vile, and Misses Richardson and Shoemaker
with : train Of forty teamsters, left Fort UnioI
ON the Sd for the States, and were passed b.
ahe mail on the Upper Cimerone on the 9TH inst
ALI wei. They expect to resch Fort L-aven.
worth BY the 25th
Passengers BY the s.age-Mr. Riggs o
Beale's party, Maj. Winfield, Syeigelberry
I>~chn end 1nsnas Auftnn and scrvant Wa. IL
er delightful; and roads fine
Local news not Of much interest Court ir
session. Benton and Birch's trial set for to
morrow.
Rariroad excitement subsidized Our Cour
subscribed IS, OO0
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
LYONS KATHAIR0N.

For Preserving, Restoring and Bsaat3png the HAIR is
the most delightful and wonderful article the world ever
produced Its astonishing success is without prece-
den, in The history of .Nateria Medical Dark and
luxurant curs s,ft and glossy hair with of ad-
mrers mark this ladies' is the universal effect of the
Katairon Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly aston
ished THE Kathairon has fully restored my hair at
ter badness of l2years. J. CoUErMcHr, 76 Bond
street. N Y The Katharion is certain cure for Ner-
vcus Headache, and all CutaneOus Diseases Sold by
all dealers, everywhere. Try it, Price only % cents,
in large bottles.
D. S. BARNES Proprietor, l6i Broadway, y. Y.
az For sale by DR.. r. MASON and w. r. ALLEN,
Druggists Dubuque, Iowa. daw-Im
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

A Russo AMERIc AN ALLIANCE.-The Frank
lin brings us word that the American Expedi-
ton to Japan was, at the latest dates, in the
neighborhood of the Loo Choo Islands, await
;nv The arrival of the Powhat an. According
TO The Hong Kong papers, the Emperor Of Rus
sia Is resolved TO share the glory Of forcing open
the sealed doors Of Japan. HIS arinamen: in the
China seas, according to these authorities, Is
for that object; and is not, as has been stated,
squadron Of observation, designed to cheek
and control the movements of our fleet
Three vessels-the Palas, Of SO guns; the
Dwina, of 10 guns, and the Vostock, of guns
were to sail from Hong K ong early in August,
TO Join the American feet and cooperate in the
s. overture"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

Holopay's Ointment aud Pills agaa successful IN the
cure of bad LegExtract of letter from MIR. Brother
tom Of Stangra near Boote, January 18th, ls5l-"To
Professor Holloway-Sr: After my wife's confinement
in I64s she caught cold which settled in her
right leg and foot, causing it to swell to an alarming
size ultimately forming into about twenty wounds, or
ulcers presenting most fearful appearance The pan
she endured almost insupportabe, and the treat
ment of her medical attendants did good whatever
She therefore resolved give your Pills and Ointment
trial, and happy say they have effected per-
feet cure.'
Ry II. BLAxsLEr, st. Louis, General Agent for Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque by A. GILLESPIE, w. ALLEN,
nd mr. T. M.snS daWtfebl7
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In this city on Friday evening last and in the thirty
ninth year CT his age, JoHs w. BMSsMApE.
For weeks the deceased had been suffering from
complication of diseases which deed alike the skill
Physcians and the atfecricnate Of kindred and
friends Siacc the commencement of his illness NJ
during the intense suffering he experienced, no muir
muir escaped his lips lie vas Resigned TO his Heavenly
Fathers nn For about ten years, consistent menb,
of the N. L. Church, he knew the source OF true con
soation and hid learned to trust in God. His end was
peace, and the hope of blessed Immortality gave him
strength and triumph il the hour of dissolution.
He leaves wife and three children with whom his
aud friends siacerey symplthise, in This
their sad be May teir confidence in God be
like his who has Just left hemand may their end be as
tranquil and victorious May they like him-when they
die g fall asleep in Jesus"
Dubuque, Sept. 39th, 80. :.
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New Goods. New Goods!

The Fall Stock for 1853, is being received and
bargains be secured by calling at the Empire Cheap
Store, and selecting of the goods. The fac
obtaining goods cannot be equalaed in the
West have the advaatag OF buying in connexioU
with Wholesale Houses, and we are determined that ou'
shall have every advantage of this. Also, o.
cash saes which will enable us to sell ten per cent
cheaper than others possibly who sell on time.
Call soon at RUSSELL'S En- pire Cheap Store, cor
Her of Main and SecoHd-sts.
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New York 20,h-

New York 30'h.
AppIrloNAL BY THE WAsHINGroS-Fun
in foreign stocks are experiencing sudden Sc
we're depression. TWAS feared banks would
raise interest TO S per cent. Consois opened on
Friday 95ao6 ant closed 1876 Ia The Ameri-
ca arrived out ON the 18th. Cholera progress.
ing in England. The Washington brings 242
passengers Last evening the Washington fell
in with the ship Revenue OF Fire Island, bound
for Australia, di, masted and lowed her INFO
port She had been Is days in disabled con-
dtion. The following is Richardson & Bro 8
circular, dated Liverpool 18th Sept. With the
exception of last night when we had heavy rain,
The weather has been fine since the 9,h. We
have had a 6rmer tune in the trade, but owing
to holders requiring an advance on Fridays
prices, a limited business had been done our
supply of wheat and -four had been moderate
since this day week. This morning we had
large attendance on the market. Wheat in
good healthy demand. Fresh parcels of white
and red freely taken by milers, and some hts
to hold over at an advance of2c per 40 lbs on
the prices of Friday about Sc on those above
quoted.
NEw York, Sept. 30.
A passenger by the Berlin from Bermuda.
states that the deaths from yellow fever at st
Georges up 10 Sept. 25th, were 900, ont OF
population OF ai00
TIE CHICAGO ST.. CHARLES AND MIssIs-
sarpI AIR LINE RAlLRoAD.-We have before
US map OF this road, which is all under con
tract, thirty miles of which, west Of Chicago,
will be completed and brought into use by the
first Of January next This road preserves
nearly the AID parallel through illinois to Sa-
vannah on the Mississippi River, where it con-
meets with the Iowa Central Air Line to the
Missouri River. These companies are pointing
nd 81 mn N no
come the trunk line to the Pacific The latter
company is fully organized and under good head
way.
The Chicago, ST. Charles and Mississippi
Air Line Road is organized nnder the following
officers
prssident-lRA MlNARD, of ST. Charles
Viee President, Director and Resistant Treas
urer-G S. HUBBARD, of Chicago.
Treasurer-ALvAH Hunt, OF New York.
Chief Engineer-GEoRcE w. WAITE
Directors;
Ira Minard, St Charles; Elisha G. litchheld,
Detroit; John Stryker, Rome; Charles Butler,
New York; Edwin G. Litch6eld. New York;
G. s. Hubbard, Chicago; Amos 6. Throop,
Chicago; Jas. s. Waterman, Sycamore; Saml.
M. Witt, Mt. Morris; Henry A. Mix, Oregon;
Frederick S,ahl, Galena; Daniel A. Barrows,
Galena; S. S. Jones, st Charles.
This company will construct, branches to
Galena and Dubuque.
A personal acquaintance with several of the
officers of this road leads US to express our en-
tire confidence in their enterprise and ability to
push the line rapidly westward. The selection
Of the Hon Alvah Hunt for the position OF
Treasurer, is exceedingly iudicious. Few men
in the circle Of our acquaintance have more
experience or are better qualified for the res
ponsble duties of that trust than the present in-
cumbent Buff. Exp.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

r. We learn nom the Beloit Josrnat that
company with capital stock Of $5OO,00O has
been formed for the purpose Of erecting
iron works in Dodge county, and are now nee
sotiatns for materials for twenty blast furnaces,
and rolling mill to manufacture railroad iron.
Success attend them.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

A Knoxville Tennessee piper says We
believe that there is not within the whole State
ofSouth Carolina the slightest indication OF the
presence of limestone. The consequence 10,
shat in many Of the interior towns Of that State,
one dollar per bushel is paid for lime.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Always safe. Always EfccsuaI

4 RE ven sufferer from Fever nd Aeue2 Arcyon
afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
md forma Wis tor, the chill followed by its faithful
tendaIts the burning fever and reuchns pcrsiration
Lose no time, then procuring hottie Of Ia. os-
goods Iadian Choiagogac. You will have chill
at after yeu commence IL, and probably
Ill Your Mag ,.iors WI has used the medicine will
assure yoI of this. Ii is bnt the promise of result
viii III nds have already realized, and which your
iwn experience will most fully prove. II have en
dis ,pppt in other medicines and doubtful Of all
CIT lin the Ch,iagogne aud you wild doubt Jnger.
nit ,tions abroad BE Particular enquire for
Dr. Osgood's India Chol gogus.
Sold by Or. T. Mason and w. r. ALLEN. Dubuque.
u, BIAKsLEY, 81. Lols, Whslesale As,nt
Al ust 18th, 1853. daw.t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

PRoBABLE lKFASrIcIDE.-Ad day or two since
a basket was found among the baggage OF the
train on the Michigan Southern Railroad, which
on examination was found to contain dead in-
FAINT. Nothing could be learned further OF it,
The baggage master thought it had been put on
at Toledo The worst suspicious are probably
the irnest in the case.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Sept. 5, 1853.
ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN:

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN:
About eight miles from Dubuque.
TIME situation of this Academy is beautiful and pic
i furesque the air is pure and healthy; calculated
to improve the constitution and TO mpart vgor to
the mind. The of education comprises, orthog
raphy, reading, writing arithmetic, grammar compost
ton eIoenton, geography OF the globes, algebra
French, history, sacred and profane chronology, my
thoIogy, botany, chemistry, astronomy, music. piano
forte guitar &C., drawing, plain and ornamental needle
work, &c.
The sisters embody in their educational course, all
that may be found useful in modern improvement, ana
which may tend refine the taste and to dcvciope the
natural resources of the mind. They endeavor COM
bine morality and literature that each may happily
conspre TO the progress and advancement the other
They study tounite with the ordinary of educa
ton the more refined and the necessary
plishme nts of the minds being fully persuaded that
scientific education becomes mere pedantfy unless
companied with graceful address, with that and
elegance of manners which always bespeak highly
cultivated mind, and which found, next to virtue
the most nuble endowment OF the mind-the most pre-
ornament of the female character.
Young ladies of every religious denomination al
United into this Academy, where especial taken
that's influence blasts their religious principles
but order is necessary for the go ID government of
every institution they will be required to observe the
ordinary regulations Of external worship.
Thos. forms and ceremonies much priced and prat
tced in polite society," are strictly ncucated yetcare Is
taken topreyent these necessary ceremonies from dege
Grating into those extravagant compliments which have
neither meaning in their form, sincerity in their
pretenslons.
The system of e.ucation pursued in this Academy
calculated 70 remove that painful disgust generally
perenced by young minds in he pursuit OF their studies
and render those studies rather recreation their pu
pills than adsasreeabe task or tiresulne duty.
No exertious spared by the sisters TO mpart TO the
minds of their pupils such sources of information
shall prove, in after life, invaluable treasure 10 soclt
ty undrainable source OF delight TO themselves
and remove them from that dangerous intercourse which
vacuy Of minds render highly agreeable to the unedu
Gated.
Board and Tuition per annum, 500 90
Extra:
Washing per annum, w
Music and use of piano per garter, 10 o.
Guitar per quarter, 10 Oo
Z. Astronomy and of globes, Philosophy,
Chemistry and Botany, 00
| Drawing and painting, W
French, on
Payments must be made in Advance
Persons residing at distance required to have
responsible agent in the city OF Dubuque.
No reductsn made in the of children being with
Drawn before the expiration of the quarter unless IL
I tasss Of sickness.
All letters to be directed (posf paid) to Mother Mar
Frances Clarke, ST Josephs, Dubuque.
Dubuque, Sept sth, 1853. daw I'm
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Horse StOlcn-SlOO Reward.

STOLEN from the subscriber, in the town
MN of Kingston, county of Sank, Wis, one bay
~ six years old golden HORSE, the 18th OF
August, mddling sze white stripe in forehead,
one 10th hind feet whte with habit that cannot be
disfgured, of biting apost or wagon tongue, called
cribber stump sucker. The above reward will he
paid for Of the Thief recovery of Il
Horse S25 for any information that will lead to the
recovery of the Horse. Direct Prairie du Sac Sank
county, Wis.
CALNIN DANFURTH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-A boy named
Brown, aged eleven years last spring, is an in.
mate of the Vernon, Ind Jail sentenced there
by the Court of Common Pleas at last term for
horse stealing. The charge ofgrand larceny
was fairy made out against him, and in con-
sideration of his youth, (Which was highly prop
er) the court fined him one dollar. and sen.
fenced him to fifteen days imprisonment in the
county Jail.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
AEOTHER sClENTIFIC WONDER.


IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-D DR. J. S. Houghton's
Pepsin the true Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice pre-
AIRED from Rennet or the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok
after directions of Baron Lebig the great Physioocic
al Chemist by J. s. Houghton, NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys
ps,a, Jaundce, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing after Natures own Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence oiis value furnished by agents gra
tbs. See not ice among Medical Advertisements.
A, GILLESPIE, Agent.
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E0mily CrOccrses.

T HAVE on hand complete assortment of choice
! Family Groceries, consisting OF Sugars, Coffee,
Teas, Pickles. Preserves, Extracts, Essences Spices
Nutnegs eihRaIaon, cloves, Ginger starch, saleratus
soda ere Am Tartar sins, currans, cirnn Chocolates
cocoa, Broms, candies, soap,, Indigo, Tobacco, Salt
Snus and Brushes Of all kind with very other article
usually kept in Grocery stores, all OF which will be sold
Al the lowest market price, by A. GILLESPIE.
Dlbuaue. Sept, Eth. 1888.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

The announcement of the death OF Mr.
Charles Miller, in to-day's paper, will be a
maurnful surprise to many Of our readers One
OF our earliest settlers he had lived to see mere
trading station grow up to city. He was one
Of the fathers of Dubuque, and during life Of
more than twenty years among us,i was his
precminen,ly happy lot to win and preserve, in
every transaction Of life, the warm esteem and
love Of all around him. His somewhat evcntful
life closed we'll. surrounded by loving friends
and kindred, and with an unshaknn trust in that
Beues Life beyond the tomb. Reqa,escaf IN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

MosocHRoaArIc PAIsTIss.-We direct at
&ent;on TO the announcement of Miss l.. Farm
ham. on this subject. The specimens exhibited
by this lady. deserve very high praise Tor their
beauty, and we cordially recommend all who
take an interest in the subject of drawing or
paintinr to give Miss Farnham's rooms call.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

BRIp6E ACROSS THE MIssIssIPPI.-This
important work will be commenced al once, and
it is confidently hoped, will be completed next
year. $4,000 have been appropriated to be
expended this fall.-DarenpOrt Gazette
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

At Madison, Wis.,, on the Goth Glt., by the Rev. MIR
Rager, LrovAsp J.. FARw ELL, Governor Of Wisconsin
and Fra A., daughter Of Gen. A. NJ Corss, late Of
Watertown, n. Y.
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DHY &ooD@
Fruit, Grocery and Produce Store.

Huit. UIVSVII HHu IOUatC btUiC'
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends in general, that lie ha just received fresh
and well selected stock OF the following articles:
Sugar. Coffee, Moiasses, Rice Dried Apples Herring
Starch, Indigo, chewing and Smoking Tobacco cigars
crackers OF all kinds Pepper, Mustard Aspice clov
Nutmeg, cinnamon, Prunss, Rasans, Figs, currants,
Almonds. Pea Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Walnuts, Fberts.
Pakaas, candies, red and white Wines, Port Wines,
French Brandy, Magnolia Whiskey etc etc. etc.
Green Apples constantly on hand, and other Fruits
will endeavor to give general satisfaction to all those
ihatmay favor me with call, and no mistake
A. b. Farmers are invited to bring in their Produce
which VIII be bought at the highest market price.
CHA'S DESMOINEAUX,
next to Escs;t's Building, Main-st,
Dubuque, May eth, 1853. daw-Iy
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The receipts at the Metropolitan Hotel in
New York in one month recently, exceeded
100000.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

LATE AND IMPORTANT
ID / S p A T G. III e S,
Not from the rest Of Mankind!
TIME undersigned have just received, per late arr-
Il walls, direct from Eastern Manu- factnrers and lmpor
tiers, a large and well assorted stock OF
MHRGHANDfzH,
consisting, in part of Dry and Fancy GOODS Cloth
ing Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queens Ware,
Hard Ware and Cutlery, which we are DESTROYS 10 sell
Wholesale Retail, at very small advances East
We are young aud able bodied and cH a5ork for our
customers cheap any House North Of ST. Louis,
West of the Lakts. We say this in no vain boast We
have the facilities equal to any House III the Hss and
determined to do the o0rk. Our mofo shall be-
HONESTY lspusTRY and Eco Monty, and watshful at
tenton TO please our patrons.
AZ Cash or Produce are our terms Of salc.
Old Stand of Emerson 4 Shields, corner of Main and
Fourth Streets, under City Hotel No A. Dubuque, ioDa
May, 1853. KENNEDY, GILLIAN & Co.
~ Bills Crushed Sugar, for sale by
III KENNEDY, GILilaM&Co
TX TONS well assorted Iron on hand and fogsa'ea
Nav n KENNEDY. GILLIAN & en.
% nHDs, New Orleans Sugar for sale by
~ May 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN and CO.
TX BBIs. old Rcctilied Whrskey, for sale by
IL MAY 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & CO.
100 BAGS G. Salt, FOR sale by
IOo May 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
R0 BAGS Coffee, Tor sale by
~ Nav 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN and co
AZ CASKS Queens Ware, Ger 9sia by paekage, etc
4O May 10 KENNEDY, GlLLlaM & co.
EsTs-we tiiink we have the cheapest and best
" stock of Ci'thing ever brought TO Dubuque. Cal
Nav 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & co.
40 CHESTS superior Teas, assorted qualities, di
4 " rect from Boston, for sale By ,,,,n
May 10 KENNEDY, GlLLIAM& co.
y TIERCES of fresh Rice, Of the bestquality, nowin
May ssyi 10 anu - S"'' REMEDY, GILLIAN SEQ;
N DOZEN Rakes; 10 dozen Steel Hoes;
" 10 dozen Forks, and j'angs;
10 dozen Spades and sEoYels, assorted
dozen Grass scyties
~, dozen q Grain DO krSA fef ~ s x co.
r TONS assorted Iron, for sale by
ID a.ay 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN x co
OYSTERS.
AZ boz. Cans best IiI.fifnore oystcrs--;Yarrsnted
= y good or be reiurned--fIr saie By
Nav 10 kENNEDY, GlLiIt.lI s. CO.
TOBACCO.
az BOXES best chewing and smoking Tobacco, f7r
20 sale at the lowest rate 9 b ~ c,,,,,u
, May 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & CO.
Ok DOZEN Oysters, for sale by
- May 10 KENNEDY GILLIAN & CO.
80 -
> CASKS superior Rice, tor sale by
3 Nav 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN & 70.
LARGE. aud Fresh assp.tnentof I'k.4S, j,st re
n eeiyed aud for sale 10y. by
ANDERSON & MILTON.
CASTINGS.
az TONS wcllassorteh Castings, Gir sale cheap, by
~ NAV 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN Y co
EATCHES
n n GROSS best 81. Louis and Milwaukee Match
UtJ es ,forsale lower Than the lowest, by
May 10 KENNEDY, GILLIAN co
BROOMS.
~ DGZ. superior 6roe ms, jasireceyed and torsale
1 - at The lowest rates, by
May 10 KENNEDY GILLIAN & 60.
WHITE LEAD--Tbree thousand pounds pure
w White Lead, fr 2a'e Al The sign Of Good sanari-
TIMOTHY MASON,
septl7
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AnRxsr OF CONTEMPORARIES Five men
have been arrested in Chicago, charged with
pSssine countsfieit money. II seems from the
evidence, that they are guilty. The bills were
al on the Unadilla Bank.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
DUBUQUE New Bookstore.

pSpcR
go gsxssay CHARLES RATTRAY, being now
s5rrTrseY getting in his Winter stock OF
stationery, Literature and Fancy Goods,
he hopes his friends and the public in general will call
and continue their patronage
Dubuque, Sept. ard, 1853. daw-3m
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Mining Agency.

New YoRy. lilo BRoApwAY-RooMs No. AND 9.
NHIS Agency established for the purchase and sale
j. on commission of unimproved Mines and Mining
sock IN Companies organized and work also for
furnishing all kinds of Machinery and Mining Tools
ordered also the Chemical Analysis OF Ores and other
substances forwarded from any part of the country
printed circular, giving full explanations, will be
sent in answer to any stpad letter enclosing
three-cc cent Post office stamp.
1. q. BARBOUR & CO.,
Sept. IA, 1858. daw 3m ITO Broadway.
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Horace Greeley is q present engaged in per-
feotinr machine which promises TO effect q
very great reform in printing and binding Of
hooka
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Racine. Sent. %,

FIRE AT RAcISE.-A ERE broke out about
o'clock this morning in an unoccupied building
Immediately south Of Union Hall, on west side
Main between I'd and Sd streets. Five build
ings were burned to the ground, the contents
were mostly removed to the street. The build
ings destroyed were Fillmore & Reidels Cloth.
ing Store, Lackner 4 Zahn's Hardware Store,
Mr.. Kratzs Shoe Shop-a Beer Saloon and one
occupied building.