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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
Chicago to New York and Boston.

Chicago to New York and Boston.
Shortest, Most Expeditions, and only Rail Road Roue
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Great Western and Southwestern U. Mail Route!
ID ASSENGE Frs leave Chica go with the O'Clock p Nj
Il Telegraph Train, reach MONROE next morning at I
O'Clock, connecting with the splendid low pressure
Steamers, direct for Buffalo, without
Lnnding,
arriving at Buffalo in time for the the II o'clock EXPIRES
same evening, arriving in New York next day AT l
by either ~ Y City and Erie or n. Y. Central Roads
10 hours less time than any other r. r. and Lake Rout
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt.I. T. PHEArr,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Leaves Buffalo, Wednesdays and Saturday
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt A. ID. PERKINS,
Leaves Toledo & Monroe, Mondays and Thursdays.
Leaves Buffalo, Tuesdays and Fridays.
EMPIRE SIATE. Capt. J. WILSON,
Leaves Toledo and Monroe, Wednesdays and Saturday
Leaves Buffalo, Mondays and Thursdays.
Also, Three Daily Trains n Day,
Pennsylvania, New York. and the entire New Engan
States.
list, LIGHTNING ExPAsss, leaves at 6 A N.
2i, ExPRe 3sp MAIL, leaves at - NJ.
3D., TELEGRAPH EXPRESS, leaves at 8 p.
Only One Train on Sunday,-iearcs at 8 r. Nj
H}"Passengers particularly requested 20 procure
Tickets before taking seats in the Cars
Office in fremont Building, two doors south of the MaiI
Entrance, Dearborn Street. Chicago.
GEO. NJ GRAY, Agent
June 18th. $50. daw f
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Encourage Western Manufacture.
Groceries g. Provisions
ANDERSON 4 MILTON,
Attic old stand of A. ]. Wightman,

WOULD call the attention of buyers to therstock
Of Groceries, Provisions, &C., &c.
40 our stock isnow Complete. we shall continue to
ceiye additional shpme time to time during
igation. thereby enabling have Fresh and Full
Stock ghout the season. to be a; all times
to ill orders at the lowest market rates
RTCash paid for all kinds of Produce.
Particular attention will he paid for tho purchase OF
articles in our lina. ANDERSON & milton.
May 10, 1853. daw.ly
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LIQUORS.
French coniac Brandy;
Peach do
Cid Scotch, Rye and Bour.
bon Whiskey;
n. Croix Rum;
faraschino, Curacao;
Holland and N. York Gin;
Absent, st Louis and Gin
cinnaii Whiskey.
WINES:
Champagne Wine
100 cases F b Clarret;
Clarref in casks, white and
red, Renish Wine, Ami
settle, Malaga. Port, cher
~, Sweet Oil, Orange
Water.
Sardines Oysters, Preserv'
ed Peaches. Ounces. cit
The undersigned will be
Of bu ness, and will be hap
old c, ate mers lcttheir war
What I haveis of the CHI
pJust received, so doz'
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NEW CONFEC IlONEKY
and Family Grocery.

Oppositerhe Globe Building, Main street. Dubuque
vTyHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the cti
i Gems of Dubuque, that they have commenced the
Confectionery and Grocery Business, and that they n
tend keeping everything appertanng to their trade Of
qualities and at the uery iosSt possible prices
believing that.s nimbe sixpence il better than
shIinen We that by strict attention business
and desire render entire salts faeton may be en-
abled to merit share of the public patronage.
II. y. GOFF & co
Get
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no. The Omnibus .


oI4-,W2< TIE subscriber has recently brought
Es9sSSS1sfz> to thistity an OMNIBUS, aud is run
~ ming it regularly between the NAPLES
House and Davis farm, the Plank Road He leaves
the NAPLES House at O'Clock P. NJ, and makes hourly
trips until evening" and will always he prompt at the
call of Ladies, to convey them any part Of the city
|, Rates Of Fdres.-From the NAPLES House to Davis
Farm cents each way.
A. LEATHERS
Dubuque, Nav 5, 1859, daw-lr
DRUGS DRUGS!! DRUGS r!
TIVHE 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 to the citizens, Of Du-
blque, and surrounding country at low
prices. Being exclusively engaged in the Drug trade,
and by strict attention to our business iatIer our
selves that offer inducements equal if not SUI
perior any house west of the Mississippi We have
endeavored to supply ourselves with article be-
longing to business that possibly re called for
and having made alterations in our Store House
| can insure neatness, accuracy and dispatch
VAN DOKEN & BELCHFR,
June 5 "a dwtf Main st, dos below Sixth.
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Lansing House for Sale.

FTNHlS well known public house offered for sale. II
l. is situated on the west bank of the Mississippi Rv
er, in the Furnishing village Of Lansing, Ailamakee
county. Iowa
The House is well located, being near the Steamboat
Landing and in the centre of business part o
the said village Ii is of good size, convenient, and
built expressi, for a PUBLIC HOUSE, ayid has a good
Barn attached, n large and commndious yard, and
good wellof water. 1t is doing large and profit
tbe business, and properly managed will continue to
bong the only Tavern ~ tquence in te place.
The only nducemcnt the subscribers have for selling
is they contempiat" The Jrug going California.
Those DESTROYS Of purcn ,sing such property will DE-
Ill TO call and examine the same. Terms easy, and
ade known by calling on the undersigned.
J. Il j. GRANT.
Lansing, Oct. Is, 1853 DIFF
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BOOTS & SHOES.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Claflin, Allen g. Stinde,
Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes
No. 80, (Old No. 84) Main street,
st. Louis, Mo.

T the onening of the Spring trade will have in
\ stare aIarge and full assortment of goods in their
line. embracing every variety OF quality and style de-
mand4d by the trade; OF this region.
Tb.ir goods having cen manu- featured and select
ed with and under eve advantage possessed by
any other house. they solicit e&aihaiIoh OF neir
stock by purchasers fearing no competition M quaint!
of stock prices.
st. Louis, Eeh. 10, 1854.
dubuque, Feb I6, 1854.
Having been customer of this house for Ia
continuous years. take pleasure in advising
to give them trial 8 NJ. LANGN GRITTY.
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EN- g. LhRKIN.

Groceries, Provisions, Liquors &c.
.Ss511 AT our stand, opposite the City Hotel.
aSe41 will always be found general ASSORTMENT OF
A-za-s6 GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., &c,
which willing To sell at the lowest rates to
ash.
RYAN & LARKIN
Dubuque, April 26th, 1853. daw-ly
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J ron, Prunes, &C.
Raisans, Figs. currants;
Chewing and Smoking To-
bacco. &c, &c.
STAPLES.
Teas Sugars, Coffee, Mo
| lassrs, Herring, candles,
| Spices, Soap, Starch, Blue
| Vernacella, MacarODi,.
corn andOaf Meal, Barley,
Crackers of all kinds,
Imported and Western
Reserve cheese, Oranges,
Lemons, and all kinds o
tropical Fruits;
Spanish cigars, of every
description
Candies and Nuts of every
/ variety.
bound regularly at his place
py atall times to meet his
Is be many or few.
,icest kind.
in cans Fresh Oysters.
N. v. DESCELLES.
q d.wff
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Admin StratOr's Sale of Real rs
tate.

DURsUANT to order of the County Court of Di-
bucne County. and State Of Iowa, at IFS July term,
.. 1854, and BY virtue Of license granted BY the
said Court its said will the 2 sd day of Aug
proceed Ia ofer public sale for cash
highest and best bidder the owing tract of land and
real estate, to wit: he southeast quarter of section
eight, (s) in township ninety, {9o) no IN If
one ny of the fifth principal meridian, with all
tie appurenances and buildings thereon and tlerento
belonging. The said sale will fake place the front
door of the Court House of said county, at O'Clock,
m, Of the day aforesaid.
The above tract of land constitutes part of the
estate of Thomas Mctiure late of concord Township,
Decd and it is fine piece of land for farmne purposes
lille good. JAMES MeELOoN, Acting
HAND & CovEL. Attys. Admir- If said Estate.
Dubuque, Aug. 2. lo54. We
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LAYER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The citizens Of the Union suffer much from disorders
IN liver and stomach scarcely any are free from the in
n, of these destru ctve malades, hence lite wears
nue Nh. fair sex, perhaps the most handsome in thf
as' - Ia scertain period when, distressing to say
""Iu up -, n teeth and good looks, while vet in The
'ose ,ie. I'D effects may be effectually RENE
nisd ny c,n,,naiiv oef'ns the blood pure and the
Liver md Stomach in hea.th, , IN anse";ai
flow smoothly, and resemble pa .n r;gn A. !,
hIIme. where eternal spring appe. rs = and the
ards the preservation of the h man i.a'he ar.
duration ot life, much may be effected and say 10
iessly that health and ife be prol tor ,ay
years beyond their ordinary limits, If Holloway's Pills
purify blood the rules laid
down for ht attn contained liz the directions which
company each box
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED By HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS.
Copy Of Letter frcm Captain ohn Johnson 3ser House.
Men York, rated jan S, 1854.
To Prot lessor HOLLOWAY, 3s torner Of Ann and Mas
streets, N Y Sr,-ltis with the most hear felt
pleasure have TO inform you that have been Ored
health and strength by taking your Pills. For the last
ten years, suffered from arrangement OF the Liver
and STOMACH, and reduced such extremity that
more as had tried every Remedy that recommend
ed 10 me, ht all u purposes aud had given myself
up To despair, when was at last recommended take
Pills After using them for three months, the result
is that am in better health than have been for
eleven years past. and ind led well in my
life You quite at liberty make this known for The
benefit of Others remain Sir yours respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON
These cefebr0fpd mr.. Ia If r;n,,c
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Lard for Sale on a Credit.

HE subscribers being DESTROYS of selling all the lands
in their possession will offer them very low prices
the following terms 25 per cent al the time of pnr
chase, and the balance within and years, with
interest at ten per cent per annum to wifi:
The West half ofN quar-. sec 81, town SO, range W
South ts NV
n e :" sec20, :"
IS NV i"
NE +" sec 10,
East NV"
and the undivided half of Lot No 7, &C. containing
Is l2 acres of lumber. The al land is stu
ated Elkader, in Clayton county. Also, the w
quarter OF w quarter of sec % town north of
east. situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the w quarter If the gu and the south hall
ofthe w quarter of sec 81 township go range east
of the 5th NJ situated miles north of the city of Du-
buque. For further particulars inquire Of the subscribers
GEO. W.. BURTON & co.
Dec. 3, 1853. dawtf
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Soda Water,

THE undersigned are now prepared to furnish this
delightful Summer beverage in any quantities. Bot
tied low prices can be obtained in ST. LOUIS
and warranted to be as good as any made. Delivered
by the dozen in any part of the city.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
Dubuque, April "a, 1854. Il Manufacturers
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u The Wife of :3enor Pinto, one OF the
rebels against the Monagas government in
Venezula, has been vhippea to death because
she would not disclose the place Of her husband .
coucealment.
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THE ATTENTION

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties Is
~ invited to the following and raluabie IareRton
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form the
-. nf Disease.
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DIR. w. Il. McNIAHAN.

RENDERS his professional ser, ices to the OF
Dubuque and vncinity.
Once in Fzpatrck's building, Main street first door
below the Globe Building.
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JOHN HOEY,
Wholesale and Ket1ir Grocer, /,
Corner Of Main Gad Siz,h strsetsx
DUBUQUE.
May &c, 1854. - DIFF
= RAJ u!

u A I'D!
4 LII who want AXES of the real CoLiINs Co.
"A make, should be particular to notice the stamps,
there various counfereits and limitations
Collins and labelled much like ours, which aud
uently sold in parts Of tie United States
manufacture hey made in different parts of the
country by various Axe Makers and generally their
acquired such extensive reputation, invariably
stamped tsCOLLlNs CO., HARTFORD,' and each
more than TWENTY FIvR YEARS since commenced
the business witt the stamp of Collins Go. Harffrd
and do not know of any other axe-maker by the name
OF Collins in the United Mates.
.duqxst.Is53 WY GAN w c.. M
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NEW GOODS.

N. v. II II . u II LII r. .,
Corner ef Iona and Fsslth Streets,
ga HAS just received his supply of Fresh,
III Staple and Fancy GROCERIES,, consisting
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st. Louis, Dubuque and ST. Paul
daasssn@ q Packet
g. lsls8 HIN DOC.
TIME above above we'll knOwn and decidedly popular
u steamer, Capt. William Holiday, Master. will
ply the prese season st LOUIS Dubuque aud
st. Paul.
April 81, 1854.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

Citizens Of Ike Uniom,-
You have done the honor with voice
from of Union the other stamp the cha
Of my Ointment with your appreciation 1t
~ years since made il known among you. and al
ready has obtained celebrity than any other Med
idine in 80 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. ". j. Langiy. of HuntsciIe
Yadkia County. North Carolina, U. s., dated NoUem-
Der lst, 1853.
r-prAn ~. ~~h WORDS.
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| Capt. R. r. Reeds for Clerk Of the Dstric,
Court. and o. F Stevens for Prosecuting At
torney had no opposition
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Blles1SlNitIsing

Bl1ek SmisIsing
A DAM HEAGNEY X Co., grateftllto their friend
IA for the support heretofore extended TO Them would
solicit continuance of their patronage They ire now
fully prepared to do all kinds of work. such
lronlng of Carriages. Wagons, Poughs SC. Horse and
Ok shoeing &c. &c with neatness and dispatch.
Washington To Snship, 10 miles South of Dubuque
civ. June Ia. wit ADAM HEAGNEY. & Co.
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The Atlantic sailed At nom for Liverpool with
l04 passengers and $6!3, 1871.
The Attic has gons down the bay on a trial
"Trip She will return this evening, and if the
Gial trip proves success,ui, she will leave ON
Mpaday for Boston. The Baltic 10 belov and
WILDE up e leg o'clock
The Philadeiphis. from New Orleans and
Havana, assised this A. NJ. with dates to the
lash inst. No news Of importance.
Judge Brpn~sn, It 10 said, has consented TO
sun - The dem 'csatsc candidate fnr Governor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

Every person entitled to the right Of preemp-
ton to any the lands within The townships
aud parts oftown ships above enumt rated is re-
qured to establish the same to the salts act on
of the Register and Receiver Of the proper Land
Office, and make payment therefor. as so n rs
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale of the lands embracing the trac,
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON, ,t
Commissioner If the General Land Once
Dubuque, June 14th, 1854. wl3t
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soldby all Druggists and Merchants in the States.
June %, 1853 WY
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ST E 4 NJ F Z R RY
AT DUBUQUE

Dubuque, August 18th, 1853
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right of pre- empton to
any Of the lands within the townships and parts of
townships above enuneraed is rtqnired To estsbif.h
toe the satisfaction OF tn Reei-t r and y
Receiver OF til pr"ner Land Ofii and make payment
therefor, practicable ger seeag this notice, and
tcfore the day a,poinfed the Of the
public sale the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherw Sc such claim will he f,reited.l
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Lind Office.
July 10, 81, I3w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
THE MUSICAL CONGRESS-.

The sjttpgs of this great body the Crystal Palace
continue Last night considerable auditory, including
many weldressed ladies, delighted with the grand
est orchestra that the world can aordbenS two hundred
and fifty in number including the best solo players IN the
world The admission the Crystal Palace is Just twenty
Eve cens-he cheapest entertainment on lyrical record
as it given for nothing the reserved seats are but
sevontv.6vc cents The overwhelming crowd with ITS
buzz and racket on the first night, has gwen place Oh
course to lesser numbers, and now inc music ca" oe
heard for each get near enough the PLATFORM 10
catch the sound IL impossible to form an IDEA OF the
rolling world of harmony which comes with supernatural
grandeur from such vast body of nstrunens-a guided
and controlled by one master spirit of leader The
new peee 90 much better than the first night II takes
month practice of any extended composition, rich IN
the coprvance of orchesraton to be played rrepeaeha
hv wo lint there are degrees of excellence nevertheless
in the performance meanwhile. The Firemens Quadrle
besides the crude noise which has connection with art
or musc-and nobody knows it better than the composer
contains Instrumentation rich and varied as any other
piece The appearance of the Fire-hend worthy inc
daboc Of Der Freschut- 1t is due to the composer OF
the Quadre when he puts high effects into piece 81 the
most modest title to recognize handsomely The other
themes he has properly kept to the level OF the subject
We would say TO every one who would enjoy the NEST
magnificent musical have ever had in tins coun
try to 90 to the Crystal Palace Congress which SITS Tor
limited time When we look the style of the entertain
men which has 80 suddenly been afforded to us, ii is dli
tult 10 overestimate its merit at the moment, or lis ntu
tneo ON the entire arthsory OF this country II has a.
forded the community idea OF the nusicaiy sublime
which tbev had no, before The programme OF the Con-
vress published daily first page gives inc pieces Vi
he evening and will be that in addition to the SIX
ochestras and the regular sooists OF the company MI
and Mrs. Wallace, Mad Bouchele, Miss Behrend, Mr.
Frazer Mr. Aptommas and Paul Julien perform In a
word there is plethora of good things. The time OF be-
ginning the entertainment is sooner than that OF concerts
i, ordinary So parties going to the Crystal Palace should
Al k,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20

CERTAIN reckless irishmca Acrcaheuts arc pursuing
cs~rsr wAcA il further followed is sare TO bring
esz into scveUs trouble. They have got int" their
sesss he idcs that the isun,y little white ie nat
sSewn - the .wiie-AwsAe. is the peculiar osdss
al te ~Kuaw -No.Ainss" sud have taken occasion 10
erarnit ArvsSl assaults upon tAe most peaceable e''
xrs r - ether than because they wear these
A,. We have eAronicl,d within $ few dsys as many
"a Sasra such assaults. in one instance an IRISH
s>,.A,Tc being the victim ca Sunday last about
+, S,rsa lrisAmsn st the High Bridge fell upon
, srsle man ard heat lin ierociously. only be-
r.use Ne were white hat. On the same day,
Ia, sai two gentlemen. while walking from
R-~rlhn 70 WilliSmsbursh were overtaken by halfa-
dam lrshmen who expressed an anxious desire TO
A-,sh the id Know Nothngs, the only ofense
Arsrs the aforesaid white hat The man said nothing,
s,i tie rufTans passed on. About half amile nearer
Vllisnsbarch they met gentleman wearing the OBJ
,oxious hat walking with lady, and. without the
sEchtest provocstioa OF mott ,e, fell upon him,
knocking him down and kicking hi in the face. The
lady sed screaming from the scene. In few minutes
a. two gentlemen first spoken of came in sight and
rxn 10 tie assistance of the sufferer. revolver put
the rufhsns to Eight but they they threw back
volley Of stones large striking of the 10
dies in the breast, knocking her down and hurting
her severely. There was no provocation in any OF
these instances, and DO possible mitigating circum-
stances on the part of the assaants their acts were
uiterly unwarranted and brutal beyond all precedent,
even among the reckless class who perpetrate such of
lenses.
1t is to be hoped that the exposure of these out
RACES may prevent such occurrences in future If
ptaceable citizens cannot wear such hats as they
choose without moestatiOn they will take measures
TO render all ruanly opposition nugatory. If these
unprovoked assaults continue there will be blood
shed and in that the assalans will get the worst
Of it, If there is spark of wisdom among them they
will take different course, for they cannot but see
that this prescription of article of clothing is not
only wrong but supremacy foolish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-20
AFFAIRS At WASHING TON.

Corespoudence Of The ~ y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, June -, 1854.
The defeat Of OLDss proposition to increase the r@es Oh
postage will be as gratifying to the people as was morn
yine 10 him. In the course his speech he stated hat
the postage paid OIL The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, at nan
cent on each copy amounted $40 900 per annum ana
il his bill passed this amount would be doubled bu'
the House did disposed TO vote for his measure
even for laudable purpose taxing the readers o.
TBE TRIBUNE to help pay for the speeches and oooAsse
through the mails free of postage.
Senator FISH has succeeded in passing the amendments
10 the bill relating to the Assay Ofioe IN New-foIk
through the Senate Mr. BRoDHEAD endeavOred TO add
another amendment raising the salary of the Assistant
Treasurer of Philadelphia who is also Director OF the
Mint from $4,000 to $1,000 per annum, but withdrew II
to renew il in some of the Appropriation bills The Dill
az passed be Senate will give us hy-doilar ana one
hundred-dollar gold pieces.
tits the general opinion that If Congress takes re
q proposed by the Senate the members wni get 'er
PER diem during their absence as they wouiu IL w"
Recess Of only three days II would amount u "'O'
en- hundred dollars to each member.
WrsrpRooKs nomination has not been made yet Inc
President assures WEsTBRoox that it is his desire 10 up
point him. and Secretary MARCY says that although nc
committed TO another, IL. b. SHEPHARD he snin ao-
quiesce II the President insists upon appointing
BROOK.
Mr. CuLLos who has been quite sick has nearly recoV-
cred and was in his seat yesterday.
The general health of the city so far is good There
have been Some cases Of sickness resembling the cholera
but is doubted whether real OF that disease has
been known here this season W.