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Butte record., 1854-09-02

o. :. H. 3. SUMMERS
II. B. SUMMERS & CO,
& OVER PLAZA. wholesale and Retail Dealers
Z \ in Groceries Liquors, Provisions. etc. summers
& Go keep constantly hand large and sarie ssort
m-t OF goods embracing AL articles in the hne OF
country, such
Flour, Fine Brandies.
PORK, Ainerieai do. high proof
Beans, Scotch, Nonongahela and Bourbon
sugar. hhi-key.
Coffee, Fine Holland Gin,
Tea, Jamaica Rum,
Potatoes, Peach Brandy,
Butter, Ale and Porter
Lard, Cherry Brandy,
Cheese. Case Liquors,
Hams, Pickles 10 kegs and cases,
Candles, Tobacco various brands
OBiGls. Meal fresh 10 y bbs,
and general assortment of Boots. Shoes Ciong. 10
all OF which the attention OF traders respectfully in
viIed. 22lf
Butte record., 1854-09-02
NYANDOTT EXCHANGE

fNiE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECENTLY pfrR.
cAsei rciiit-d and relr-taizsi The above ces1r.
20 va sdr house viii De- happy go entertain the l,ay
e DAc aia si promise al all times ID. very be-
country "
me management Of ke kitchen and sleeping depart
iAei- Wi DC tnier he sFurinIe dei of Sfs Tr ugh
80" ~4'" hi- recently arrived and no pains viii be
sI'.Fsl 10 render -iii saciaa.
JAMES TROCGHT0N
"4a1u ,t-- Aif To- io14- ln23.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
S25 REWARD

GsTRAYED OK STOLEN FROM TIE sUBsCRI-
- ber- a. Union Ear, COW and cali The COW is
pie red with crnpls1 hgrns. low and heav iDade-
Tie calf was dark brown heller the eui OF liz tail mad
been cut If The above reward Will be gwen Tor in
formation where they mag be found.
RIDER AENDLE.
Union Bar, Feather River, July 2sih, 1855 3sa
Butte record., 1854-09-02
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

ml'es from IL rgsci1s BidtceH Bar
Roed
'H9 UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN TIE
II ispt- House. viii lake pps,re in serving all " 90
ihf siFr hiaf ci The hogse- having been rec-,ilb
re i-- AMI supplied ssiiu sui assortment Of qaor-.
cigars fhl he best provisions the market ht daifer.
isi li'' be- wi o= able % render ~ isfciion 10 ihe
~t.rhss community. The kiichra and sleeping d.
rruruf- asr under the INN. dat. su.rin tlale,. Of
Nf- = End 30 pains viii be splred render saesis
cpil afai.ie LEWIS STONE.
FFairle u i5as,, Way =, 1874. .gf
Butte record., 1854-09-02
FL EyEgTs, & cos
Feather River Express,
Connecting with ADAMS S CO.

We world respectfully inform the public that are
nov enabled to forward TRKsSURE. NALrNB PscKA-
as LETTERS. ETc arc. with Unrivalied despatch
and security and uron the most reasonable terms to
auf from the following psces. viz;
Amtfcun Naiiey. ChanaleFyife GbSonville
ltopslus' Greek. Morris Rayne, Onion Valley.
Port Wine Digrncs. Spring Valley.
Scar ifggiugs White Rock, Barser's Ranch,
flaiian Creek. Jafn.son Creek. Grass Valley.
Naich-z. Oregon Gncb. Rich Bar. n F.
Sfrtwb'ry Ns.iev. Spanish Ranch, Wyandnu
Bidweii. Evansville. Hansonville
Longs Bar. Nelson Greek, Poorman Greek,
Rich Bar. NJ + Siringown. Smiths Bar,
Civ OF 20 nUe Greek. forbesiown,
Honcui Creek Lexington House 0pbir.
Pine Grove. Rush Creek. 81. Louis.
Colsctioni- orders, etc. attended 70 with promp1nes
an fidelity ESERTS. SHELL 10.
Stafford & kerby Agents at Bidwel n0yl9
Butte record., 1854-09-02

COsHEN RUTTER-So fresh and nice the greatest
u Epicure cannot fail 10 be pieased- 81
JOSEPH GBUCkACF
Butte record., 1854-09-02
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
ffWE C0PARTNERSRPi REREREFORE EXIST
INK between Dickinson x SoHlb- ia th- tin and
hardware business Is Ibis Gas di-snlfei ~ mutual
consent Su thp-e having claims against III. late
hf'n ere requested 20 present -n for payn.n jc either
oi the Parrs aL thc Old stand those knowing fheln.
selves indebted. are requested come forward ai
7eiiie DICKINSON, Z. H. STONES.
Biiwell. Aueu-. %. lo54
: &c. II. stombs. or The late firm OF Dickinson
-'tnihs takes pleasure in announcing 10 hi friends
and she public generally iha. be win ii carry on ih.
IN ana Stove BUSINESS usual, ihe Old stand All
q. Il. ST0MBS.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
DISSOLUTION
NtIfE

Hs HEREBY GIVEN THsI TuE FiRV Of z. a.
Z Fairchad 60. Is yh.s day tls.o.ve1 Iy ''i rl
senl, Nr iseoree PhiMai r0g e'n -a.. hf.u. 81
debts iu- lhe >f4 iat-t t- 8. il go it 4a,rlliia
aHd ell ,,b sctea iss ..ls1 f-tn rtt-
gay ut 4aiA 1854. - ilHe pa1s h- = ~
4
Buck gau.t laa - 81
Butte record., 1854-09-02

FERRY NOTICE.
NToTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM 1T MAY
~ CO icern that the Undersigned will apply to the
Cour, OF Sessions the County Of Butte. at The August
Term OF said Court. for ceace IN run ferry acToss
the Sacramento River point in said County known
as BdweH's landing. g. X. DODGE.
Chiro, July s9lh, 1854 swSs
Butte record., 1854-09-02

w Il HUDsos. SAM'L aARR.MAx
HUDSON & HARTMAN,
II UM3ER DEALERS corner 81 stree; and Maiden
IL Lane, Marysyiile. Keep constantly IN hard
Piele assortment Of LUMBER, also DOORS, SASH
RLlN DS. Nc.
Butte record., 1854-09-02

ltLoTHING-of all sizes and ofevery style cheaper
~ than ever a. jos GLCCKACFs.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
ESTN

6fkME py Ta Tii PR f
Il -ilr- 90 'i- p iis-. ofJ J'i.s-a h'- 9s
mli.. wi,l c.n. i.as ,.- -i,.fi- sfsi.1 sip
fhs oN aoaH- pgose i.ii 10 b. nl .ie iy
tharse- and iaNe IL teas.
Nf,its- 4 ..A
Mountain 1auSe. Arsu-i 'r. 1855.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
WALKER & WILSON,

WALKER & WILSON,
NEEhLEBs \ STAPLE y FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ely CLOTHING. BOJTS. LADIES' AND chill
DEEN'> SHOES. HOSIERY. &c. West side Street.
near 2d Street. Narysvie, al VIII keep constantly
hand full assortment Of Goods Ia their line aud
would respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
Butte record., 1854-09-02
nIssoLrTI0N oF l0.rAarNE. ~.

ysNIG cArAltgNEGsHgP HFRerpEaRg EX-
I i-ung pnier 'n. ua,ne aud firm of EVEETs.
sNELL = co. u Ills day dissolved b, m1fusl consent.
FRANK HNERrS.
J A. SNEi.i4
Il 4 lsEsI~
The hrsiupss VII Te-sfsaf I've .ttHriai i1lsr tl.e
Butte record., 1854-09-02

The undersigned embrace this Upporiui't 80 thar
ih- puAc fer patronage hiifrrio h.-ipwess- whi.s
ope alng nndtr the iaie firm. Had 10 innrm them tii
The bn-ins IA ceniiuiie ie co8nrciiH wiib Adams
To-. Maryssile whera uue OF The nTm eau always os
inaud ready atieud ;n every department of bl-a'ss
pertaining 20 Express. THE business ia tse inoa =
iaias be uaier the direct supervision Of Frank Ey-
whose eff ,ffs AVID attention siaii not be ionud
wanting in Bn endeayur to satisfy lhe business commI
nifty. T. D. ENEkTS i 60
lIsrysrille July al. 1854 3stf
Butte record., 1854-09-02

EyEATHER RIVER EXPRESS. W. E. SINGER &
Il cos connecting with Wells Fargo and Co.
Butte record., 1854-09-02

& tLoIhING-A large assortment constantly on hand
4 ~ JOSEPH GLUtkAuF.
Butte record., 1854-09-02

4 DAMS & CO.'S, EXPRESS, BANKING AND
N EXCHANGE OFFICE. fire proof brick building,
corner Of Plaza and High Streets Marys nov12
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-20

White Oak Point from indlanola, = miles, once a week
WInicrsell from Fc Des Moinos, 30 mica once geek
Yankee Grove fIom Upton, 10 miies onc< week
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-20
ssl From srs'ia . EldOra . miles and sscl, once

sssl From Msisra Eldon. g miles and bach
week.
Leave Marietta Thursday ssgsmi
Arrive EAdoIa by 3pm5
Leave Eidora Friday at am;
Anve al Msrie,sa by ) m.
Proposals 10 emotsoe Mormon Hill invited
,ss2 From Newton, by Timber Creek, TO MaIeits, SO
Inhes add back, once week.
Leave Newton Wednesday al 5 ana;
Auye al Marietta by pm;
Leave Marietta Thursday Sam;
Arl,e Al Newton by 3
Proposals for continuing this service through Mari
eta and Mormon ttli to Eldorz toser l205l
miles, vii be considered.
sssS From Fon Des MONIES, BY Boone, Adell, Mckay,
Alien, and Hsni'n's Grove, 70 Macedonia, 100
mics and back, a week
Leave Fort Des Moincs Monday lam;
Arrive al Macedonia Wednesday by 6 pm;
Leave Macedonia Thursday at 4 an
Arrive at Fort Des MONIES next Saturday by p m.
ss94 From Fort Dcs Mones by Summersot TO indianoa
~ miles and back three times week
Leave Fort Des MONIES Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday al p m;
Arrive at lndaooia by Tpm5
Leave Indianoia Monday, Wednesday. aud Friday
Arrive at For Des MONIES by ~ a.
1885 FROM Fort Des Mones by Greenbosh and Mont
peliss, 10 Winlersett, IS miles and back, once a
Leave Fort Des Moines Thursday al pm;
Arrive a. Wlncrseu next day by IL ma
Leave WinItrseu Friday at pm;
Arrive a For, Dos MONIES next day by ~ m.
1886 From Fort Dies MONIES, BY snylorsyIe Polk City
Hopkins Grove, Rapids, Bellepoinl, Boonesboro',
and Dakoiah, 10 Homer, 60 mics and back,
Leave Fort Des MONIES Thursday at pm,
Arrive at Homer next day by p m;
Leave Homer Wednesday, al IN,
Arrive al Fort Des MONIES day by IL m.
Proposals for more frequent service 10 Bonesboro'
are invited and also for extending the weekly
vice 10 FeH Dodge
sas7 From Fort Dcs MONIES, by Marietta Cedar Falls,
Men.ral, and Old Mission, TO Prairie du Chen,
Wis 225 miles and back, in weeks.
Leave Fort Des MONIES every other Monday AT 6
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next Saturday by 6 m;
Leave Prairie du Chen every other Mondny at 6
an;
Arrive at Fort Des Moincs Saturday ty 6 . m;
Proposals for service week invited; also
for service once week from Fort Des MONIES
to Cedar Falls only.
1893 From Apple Grove, by Freel, Hartford and Pal
myra, 10 lndlanola, "a miles and back,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-20

Arrive al Marshall same day by spms
Leave Marshall Tuesday al 8 q IA
Arrive al Lansing same day BY m
1866 From Lansing, BY West Windsor, Ch4ssogss Wal
ton, and Oiset, 70 Marshall, a. miles and back
three times week.
Leave Lansing Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Al
tsm
Aniye a Marshall same days by SPIN;
Leave Marshall Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ait
Arrive al Lansing days by 5 pm.
1901 From Lansing by Oneida, Chester, vcrnoniy
Merritt, Hastings Glass Creek, Gun Lake, Brad
ley, Togo, and Proctor, 10 Ailegan, IS miles and
back, a week
Leave Lansing Wednesday al q
Arrive AT AurgEn next day by 6 % IN
Leave Ategan Monday al 8 IN
Arrive al Lansing next day by 6 . m
1905 From Lansing, by Eagle Portland Maple and Iy-
ons, to Iona, 40 miles and back, daily, exeep.
Sunday.
Leave Lansing daily, except sunday al am;
Arrive al Iona same day by Q pm;
Leave Iona daily, except Sunday, al 6 am
Arrive at Lansing day by 3 D m
l5O59 From Lansing, by Dewitt Laingsburg Enterprise
and HartwellviIle, to Byron, ~ miles and back
six iimes week 10 Dewitt, and three times week
the residue OF the route.
Leave Lansing Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ATTAIN
Arrive al Byron days by s PM;
Leave Byron Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
4sm;
Arrive at Lansing same days by sp N.
Bidders Will schedule for the six-times-s-
week service between Lansing and Dewitt
l3o60 From Lansing, by Alverson, Woodruff, Perry and
Antrim, 20 Byron, "a miles and back, once
rpofr IT.. .d.x G
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
THE GUNNISON MASSACRE

THE GUNNlSON MASSACRE.
The Los Angeles Star has received from
Mr. Carvallo, accoun, Of the Gnnnison mas
sacre, obtained from Kanose, Chief of the Pau
van Indians, who committed the deco. The
following are tine particulars.
AN emigrant party of Americans, under
command of Mr. Thomas HiIdreth and three
brothers, encamped near Fillmore. So.ne of the
indians came into camp as is their usual :rac-
tice, and solicited food and clething; also per-
mission to remaipin camp until incoming, which
permission was fefused, and the Indians ordered
out of camp. The Indians did MT Immediately
comply, wnereupen the Whites mercifnlly at
tackled them, and shot down Chief. twn OF his
sons and several others. A lew days af erwards
bro her of the Chief who WAS slain, was
hunting, and he heard near him the explosion
of firearms. He discovered that il proceeded
from two men who were also hunting. He ST
lentlv followed them to camp. and making an
artificial scalp of horse hair, related the circum-
stance, and commenced war dance in which
| The whole party Joined until after midnight
They then armed themselves and prncee ded to
Capt. Gunnsons camp, surrounded it, hid T. O
themselves I'M the willows near by. While
Gunnison's party were eating their breakfast
the signal was given, and the attack CONNIE need
One man fell on the spot Capt. Gnnntson rose
ana held out both of his hands to them which
was ans wered by another discharge Some of
the men endeavored to get to their horses, which
xere pcketed, but they all massacred,
with the exception of one or two dragonns who
made their escape Not gun was fired by he
u htps in defence. One Of the Indians on a
CO ptured horse. made his way into kanoshe's
ga ,ip, some miles from thu scene # action
Kanoshe repaired 10 the Indian camp, and en-
dcavored to obtain posses ion of the property
taken This incensed the Indians, and several
arrows were pointed at him, but his idomitable
courage saved him, and he succeeded in obtain
ing the property, which was restored to the pro-
per owners at Fillmore Kanoshe knew moth
ing of the Intended attack. Walker and his
band of Utahs were 800 miles off at the time,
and were innocent Of any participation in the
acl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09

II The death of Miss Fillmore, the only
daughter vt the ex-President. appears in our
ob tuary column The blow is as sev re as il is
sudden. On Tuesday, Miss Fillmore left the
city Tor the residence OF her GRANDPA her, in
Aurora. That evening she retired early, and
awoke, during the night, in state Of collapse
Her ia her ana brothr: reacht her bedside only
in d'ne to watch her departing breath, unrecog-
niz d By the sufferer The deceasr of his only
daughte- falls with terrible and paralyzing
weight upon the esteemed pa ent. Scarcely
had time cicatricsd over the wounds caused hy
he death of his wife, when loss comes to open
them atresh and larcerate more deeply the heart
of parpn. whose love was centered in his
tHaprinI. OF that once happy household there
remain bat two members Lnnu m Nv IN.
8 n be spared 10 so. the aud comfort the priei
str ckrn ta'hst -[Buf. Democrac
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
From the New York Leader
REVERB OF THE CHURCH SEXTON

Spenpd day Wen have quite turn
out. There's thing like sunshine To draw an
audience It's better than all the popular
preachers that ever were born. Oh there
my memorandum book I'd like to have fnrg, t.
ten l., and il them directions hadn't been tended
to, most likely should nave lost my place
Let's see. Takes out a memorandum and
reads
By order of Judge R. the woman who
squints and eats cardamon seeds is not TO be
put in the seat in front of him
:" By order oi Squire B. the Young man who
ogles his daughter and wears plaid pants is to
be put some w here the other side of the
church.
" BY order of the wealthy Miss Prudence
Prim the young man whose cio.hes smeh OF
cigars and brandy shall be set behind her.
"The request Of Mr.. A mechane, that straD
gers he moi hown into his p-w-to be attended
to if conven ent
"Quits hipter. an, how. But people are
b, g.nni ng 10 str-akiu there's two young wo
| men waning. Comman sort IF folks, que s.
gentility dun't Come quite early this.
Hav a seat marin She says wish bow, il
you pie ase, sir N, mat err, politeness is o
cheap article, il don't cost nothing. So here
gnes he two women into one of the black wall
pews Here's two more birds of the same fea-
| her wooden sballs, straw bonne,s and cotton
gloves wall pew, second from The door, goud
enough in all conscience
"Ah there's a bride. Satin velvet, and
white kids; fiae broadcloth and bite vest
Shall have he pleasure Of showing yourself
! and lady some SEATS They must have frs =
rate seats. for they Violently som body.
What difference there is in folks
& Now there's dressmaker and school.
istress, melodies. Back seats, good enough
| Two young Iawyers-somebodes must find
a seat in the middle aisle. rich widow
somebody-middle aisle. broken down min.
lister, coat rather seeCy, cravat rather coarse
nobody-side aisle. Six fashionable boarding
school girls -somebodes-m aisle, il pos
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
CITY HoVsEII.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.

80 THIS well known Hotel has been leased fel
+sii erin OF years by the subscriber, and thorough
LII y rem waited and newly furnis he'd, is now open
FOR the reception If travelling community and the
public tlv. The Proprietor having extensive
experience in rhi confidently hattcrs bimse If
that he 1--WE entire satisfaction to all who
vor him with cali.
This II tells vi aed in high, htakhy centra' and
convenient part of the city, and directly the
,e ,din. Ia the steamboat landing and immediately in
the centre of the business part of the CITY, The he
of stabng attached to the Huus where at all times
can be had Carriages 3uggies Horses on the most
Z asonabIe terms
&rPasssns.rs ,nd Baggage conveyedto and :romthe
6oatsfree of charge.
&. C. HEWITT.
iDubu1ue Sc 9th. 1859 daw-Iv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!

TTNHE undersigned at present receiving and will
continue to receive during the summer important
additions to their already extensive stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
and Dye-sufs, which they offer the citizens, of Du-
bnque and surrounding country unprecedentedy low
Prces Being exclusively engaged in the Drug trade,
and by strict attention business, fatter
selves that we offer inducements equal if su-
perior any house of the Mississippi. We have
endeavored supply ourselves with every article
longing business possibly he called for
and having made great alterations in Store House
can insure neatness, accuracy aud dispatch.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
June S. 81. dwtf Main ct, one door below Sixth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
FRAU d /.

A III who want AXES Of the real. Co.lAvs e 20.
"A make should be particular TO notice me -
n acc yarious counterfeits and limitations stamped
cams and labelled much like ours, which are iIaua
uleny sold in parts Of the United states az our
~ cartons Axe akers and are generally their
The genuine Collins ares which have
acquired such extensive rsPutsr1oH a,e ..cg
:. has printed label with my signature. It's now
s,o,s than TWENTY FIvE YEAns since We commenSed
4" not know OF any other by the name
ri collins in the United states NC
u s""rst 1854 WHY SAM w Ol"Ns
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09

AT DUBUQUE.
He UNDERSIGNED would inform the TraveIiu
Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat
u L A II
hasthis day commenced her regulartrIps to he made
very half hour ACROSS the Mississippi the Lower Fer
: "a auque
W. " -S1t.-' 49, " Z ''''e
,uyruyw..rn.s9Ew WHAT IT MAY, Asp WILL RUN AT
gIeHrs if there bVs ness 10 40.
Our charges are sreasonaGle as al any other Ferry
The Upper Mississippi Everything that may
want by way of be had atthe lowest prices, in
rubuaue-.he City being literally crammed with such ar
tcles as Calltorrjans want.
N n PecolIec, that the STEAMER is at the Lowel
Ferrv onnosite tbe CITY, and NOT Eagle Point; nah
that gh winds willnot at any time, prevent the odta
rom crossing as is often re case with Horse Boats.
March 30:h 52-dwy. o,,.on
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09

WHOLESALE HARDWARE
HOUSE.
No. I76, Lake street, Chicago.
William Blair g. Co..
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers i'm Foreign and
American Hardware. Tin Plate &C, have in Store
a rye ann complete Stock of Goods received direct
fro m the manufacturers in This country and England
In our stock NAV be found the following, To which
we invite the attention Of dealers
400 ioz Axes, Collins, simmons, and others.
500 $ Shoves, Ames', Rowland's, &C
100 $. Spades. &c &C 4"
40u Grass Scythes, BIood's. Harris, &c.
800 &c Scythe Snaths, I.awson's patent.
2o0gro g Stones, Indian Pond, and others
400 toZ cast steel Hoes.
300 6 &c Hay forks.
6oo0 6 Table Cutlery, assorted.
1000 &C Pocket Is
1000 = Locks and Latches, assorted.
1900 6 Files.
1900 lbs. Pump Chain
-a,00g lbs Black coil &c
10000 lbs. bright OK &c
500 pairs br ght Traces.
600 boxes Tnplate, &c, TX and Extra.
800 Bales Sb eel Iron,
500 &C Assorted Wire
5000 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
20 sets Timers Tools and Machines.
Japanned and Pressed Tin ware, full, assortment.
WILLIAM BI AIR. C. B. NELSON.
March 3, 1854. dom
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED IATHOLICON.

III stands pre-emi
nent for its curative
'owers in all the dis
eases for which il is
recommended. usu-
ally called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Of these are Proiap-
sAs fteri,.or Falling
of the Womb /; Flaor
Aibus, or Whites;-
Chronic inflammation &
liberation Of the
Womb I; ineidenfalHe
morrha ge, or Flood
ng; Pal .fal, Sup
lrcssed and irregnia,
Msnstruation, etc.etc ,
With all their accom-
anying evils, (Can-
err excepte limo mat
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
FAIR NOTICE.

I'll persons and thout respect to persons knowing
IL themselves indebted TO us either by account,
are hereby ESPECIALLY notified that otter the 10th day Of
June next their notes and will be placed m the
hands OF the proper officers with posre instructions to
collect the same soon as the law will permit. We can
be found at II store of Messrs Gilman Emerson.
der the cor er Of the City Hotel We are not taking
EMERSON SHIELDS.
u dbuaue May 81, '54--d&w2m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09

Shortest Most Expeditions, and only Rail Road Route
New York, Boston and Philadelphia
Great Western and Southwestern U. s. Mail Route.
PASSENGERS leave Chcag with the O'Clock ?. NJ.
Telegraph Train, reach MONROE morning at
O'Clock, connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Landing,
arriving at Buffalo in time for the the II o'clock EXPIRES
same evening, arriving in New York day at ?. NJ
by either N. City and Erie or NJ Y. Central Roads
10 honrsfes tme than by any other r. r. and Lake Route
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.I. T. PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe. Tuesdays and Fridays
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturdays
SouTHERr MICHIGAN, Capt A. d. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo & Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays. =
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE STATE, Capt J. WILsoy,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays. =
Also, Three Daily Trains n Day.
Making complete Railroad connections throughout Ohio
Pennsylvania, New York. and the entire New England
States.
Isl, LIGHTNING ExPREss, leaves at 6 A.
I'd, EXPIRE Mail, leaves at ~ N.
Sd, TELEGRAPH ExPREss, leaves at g NJ 81
Only One Train on Sunday,-ieares at r. N
H5-Passengers particularly requested to procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars.
Office in fremont Building two doors south Of the Main
Entrance, Dearborn Street, Chicago.
GEO. NJ GRAY, Agent
June 18th. S53. daw f
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-09
Lansing House for Sale.

THIS well known public house offered for sale. II
i is situated on the bank of the Mississippi Rv-
er, in the fourishing village of Lansing, Alamakee
county, Iowa.
The House is well located, belng the Steamboat
Landing and in the very centre of tine business part of
the said village 1t is of good sze convenient, and
built expressly for a PUBLIC HOUSE, and has good
Barn attached, large and commodious yard, and a
good wellof water Ii is doing large and profit
iblc business and properly managed will continue to-
being the only Tavern of any consequence in the place.
The only nducement the subscribers have for selling
is they contemplate in the Spring going California.
Those DESTROYS of purchasing such property will do
ell to call and examine the Terms easy, and
AIDE known by calling on the undersigned.
J. & j. GRANT.
Lansing, Oct. Is, 1853. diff