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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
A Administrative Sale of Real
Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by order of the Coun-
~ ~ Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, at its April
term, 1884, said order of sale being afterwards 10
wit on the 18th day of May, 1854 RETURNED by SAID
Court, license issued Bridget Mccarthy
hdninlstarx to sell all the night title and interest of
John Mccarthy, deceased aud to the following de-
scnbed real estate, TO witt The half the north
east quarter OF section twenty six 26) also the south
east quarter of the southeast quarter
'hree (23) also the undivided half of the south
st quarter OF the northwest quarter of section twenty
i've (25), all In township eighty 1877 north OF
range one east OF tie 5ih NJ, for tine payment of
the debts of the said estate.
Tbs above land is in Prairie Creek Township ipin-
ing the farms of Nage aud Michael Moony 20 acres of
improved land nearly all under fence, plenty good
for stock md other purposes, 20 excellent timber
besides young grove on the place.
That said sale will take place the FIRST day of
July, 1854 al two O'Clock the afternoon OF said
day, near the Auction Rooms of Richard Cox on the
corner OF Main and 5t Streets in the city of Dubuque
tor cash, To the highest and best bidder or for cash
sufficient TO pay Indebtedness of hun fred dol
lars BRIDGET MCCARTHY, Adm'x of said Est
DIhnqhe June :, 1884 is. COFEL, Atty.
RICHARD COX, Auclioneer. t,uI
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The Cafholicon tar srpasses 9th remedies, IN being
more certain less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition, Let all interested call and obtain a
pamphlet (free) containing ample proof from the most
pcctabe sources Of the beneficial results of its
together with letters from highly experienced Physi
clans who have used in their practice land speak from
their own observations.
RErERENcFs-P PockEam, u, Utica,
I. d Fleming, ID, Rochester, N Y; II Mills, Nj u,
Rochester, N Y ; Foote d, Syracuse, Y
Prof. Dunbar, y, Baltimore, Md G urrck, ID,
BALTIMORE, Md w w Reese. ID, New York City
w Prescott, ID, Concord II ; j P Newland, Nj ID,
Utica: Rev.CS Beard, Glenn Springs, S e.
Letter addressed to Hessrs Beach BropnSon geats at
NeuJury, C II, S C, byReu SBeard Of same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9h 1853
MEssRs BEACH & BRcwNsoN-SIRs: [ send for an
other bottle of anarchists Uterine CahOlicoa.'
My wife has been afflicted for eleven years, and vari
Of has been resorted to for relief but none
was obtained until received tins medicine from yo I,
Its influence almost magical: there mani
fest improvement from the day twas taken.
As there great many females in onr country
aborng under the aliction for which your medicine
proposes remedy, feel duty to recommend ii 10
all such. (Signed) CLoUGH s. BEARD.
Pamphlets to he had gratis at the of TIMOTHY
Mason, Agent, Druggist. Dubuque, Iowa. Also sold
by II arding II Co, Delhi Lewis K Graham. Belle
vue, l. ID CrockweIl, Anamosa, Frank SIM tn & Co.
Clay ton DR.. Eastman. Plattevle, Ill.
]. Il. ANARCHIST Il Co, Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, NY
March 1874
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1898. 1883
FARE REDUCED.
Great Central Route.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


Esss
II ~ ->
The oldest, best finished and mast comfortable
Route to Buffalo, albany, N. York &. Boston.
TWO TRAINS A DAY.
The Central Road is all laid with heavy r Rail and ~
the sRoothes and best Railroad the United states
MORNING EXPRESS
Leaves Chicago daily Sundays excepted) at o'clock
connecting at Detroit with Steamers
KEYSTONE STATE Capt Richards, MONDAYS 4 Thursdays;
NIAGARA, Capt. Miller, Tuesdays and Fridays;
0UEEN Cry, Capt Wilkins ednestays and SATURDAYS.
for Dunkik, through without landing connecting with
jig O'CLOCK r. NJ Express, arriving in New York next
moInlng. Also, with Steamers CLEVELAND and MAY
~ ZEN Tor Cleveland connecting with Morning Trims
Tor Pittsburgh, Wheeling, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and
" Shinston Also, for Columbus and Cincinnati Also
with Lake Shore Railroad tor Dunkirk bnd Buffalo
EVENING TELEGRAPH EXPRESSES
Leave Chicago Daily at 9 O'Clock P NJ
ms ram Is furnished with large, roomy Sleeping Car,
AHry that Is not found any other Railroad in the
connecting at Detroit with the splendid North Shore
Line of Steamers '
MAYFLowER, Capt Willoughby, MONDAYS and Thursdavs
0cEaN, capt stannard, Tuesdays and FRIDAYS:
BucKEYE STATE, Capt. Imson, Wednesdays h SATURDAYS
rof b,liaio through without landing; connecting wth
nst IAghfn,ng Express Trains for New York arrving in
New York same evening. Also, with Steamer Raw III
ior sandtsky, connecting with Mansfield Railroad n
Newark GAINESVILLE and Columbus Also. with Mad Rive
hsroaa Tor Springfield, Dayton and Cincinnati.
Passengers taking this Line will find the ,,os, ,,
Portable and best regulated Road in the non and r.,
MAKE tne connections as above stated
Through Tickets be had at the General s,aus
Office, Galena. e'"' D'"s'
sa C. c. uAu 5; B FORBES ., a e., ss..s.
THO'S w. HECOX, Agent Dubuone Iowa
June 18th. 1853. d,w r.
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Great Cholera & Cholera NIorbus

Great Cholera & Cholera MOrbus
CHOLERA & CHOLERA MORBUS,
ALL
ARRANGEMENTS TIE STOMACH & BOWELS
THIS Great Remedy has been tried for about three
years, and, having proved itself to be more than
what the most sanguIne antlcipaions of proprietor
dared TO anticipate he offers it the public in The
confident expectation that tits
THE GREAT CURE
which manking have long sighed, both as preves
fafve and for Cholera Cholera Morbus Dysen,erv
Summer Complaint, Cholic, Cramp Cholic, Flux &c 81
Ii is positive cure. and may be relied on as
As it intended that terrible disease Cholera
very powerful and yet may be taken with perfect
safety. Forchdren be reduced &C cordine To the
directions Ills to the TASTE and To
the stomach.
The Proprietor deems it to saw moro III
to call attention to the following received among maby
more certificates
DUBUQUE July 9Th. 1859.
Mr.. s. A. Kendall: Dear Sir-I hereby certify that
have used your Great Cholera Medicine in INV family
and TO be of the best if not the verv best
medicnesnow in use for stomach and bowel complaints
JOHN Il. COOK.
DUBUQUE, July 9Th, 1853.
Dr. Kendall: hereby certify that i'm the summer Of
1851, had severe attack of Cholera Morbus and thai
after taking medicine for five hours without doing me
any good, took two doses Of your Cholera
IT gave me Immediate relief can recommend il as
safe and efectual remedy for such cases.
Mrs E. WATERMAN,
DAvENPoRT, Iowa June 29th. 1853.
i have used Or. Kendall's Great Cholera Medicine in
my family and have no hesitancy in stating il IA the
best remedy know for arrangement of the bowels and
stomach. JAMES TUORNINCToN
Prepared by DR.. 5. A. KENDALL Dubuaue. iowa
For sale in dubuque, by w. P. Allen, A. Gillhspie
T. Mason, J. S. Cook Herman Schneider and c. XXI.
ann. Aug. 4, 1853. DIV
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Entitled THIRTY YEARS VIEW" History of the
workings of the American Government during
Thirty Years
THIS great work from the pen of distinguished
statesman, who has taken active part in all pub
Inc measures during the past thirty years. be
highly estimated in this country where all have voice
IN the decision of the measures of Government During
the last thirty there has been important public
measure in which this active and able statesman
taken effective and decisive part and been familiar
with the influences, whether secret public, which
have urged forward ropposed each.
This work embraces history of Government from
1920 TO 1850, chiefly taken from the Congress Debates
the private papers of Gen. Jackson and the speeches
Ex-senator Benton, with his actual views and
affairs with historical notes and illustrations and
notices Of eminent deceased contemporaries 1t is pub
lished by ID. Appleton K Co., New York, and will be
completed in two volumes, the first of which will be
published and ready to delve to subscribers by the
of April next, and the second afterwards, and will
contain about 700 double column royal svo pages
superbly engraved portrait of Sem Benton Price so
per volume, payable on delivery.
The publishers confidently subscribers that the
work will be sold exclusively by subscription, that the
price will be less than 80 80 per volume and alst
that il cannot he purchased of booksellers The - ~
will be delivered in the order of subscribe
w. w. SWEETSER,
Dubuque, March, g. 1854. dawtf Sole Agent for Iowa
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DEATH OF WILLIAM HEMPsTEAD, ESQ.,
Another of the earlier settlers of Galena has
gone from us. Yesterday, WILLIAM HEMP
STEAD died, of Consumption, having survived
but few weeks his sister, Mrs. GRATIoT
He was born in New London, Conn, on the
23d day of December, 1900, and was eonse
auently in the 54th year of his age. He wen
TO b. Louis in 1911, boy, and in 1927 he
same to Gaena, where he continued to reside
all his death.-[ Galena Advertiser.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.
and Family Grocery.

OpPostehe GLOBE Building, Main street, Dubuque.
'TNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the ci-
Zens OF Dubuque, that they have commenced the
Confectionery and Grocery Business, and that they in
tend Keeping every thing apperaining to their trade
the 5e qualities and the very opes possible cash prices
believing that nimbe sixpence il better than slow
shilling" We trust that by strict attention to business
and desire TO render entire salts faction we NAV be en-
abed to merit share of the public patronage.
II. J. GOFF & co
10 1881 d,u,I,
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S 7 L A NJ F E R R Y
AT DUBUQUE

AT DUBUQUE.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the TraveIin
Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat
u II A II
hasthis day commenced her regulartrIps to he made
very half houracross the Mississippi the Lower Fer
rY at Dubuque.
W. will cross any number ofTEAMS that will come
LET THE WEATHER BE WHAT 1T MAY, AND WILL iRcN T
NIGHTS if there is bus ness to do.
Our charges reasonable any other Ferry nm
the Upper Mississippi Everything that Caornians NAV
want ny way Of out fit can be had in
Dubuque-the City being literally Crammed with such r
ticles as Californans want.
N. b. Recollect, that the STEAMER is at the Lower
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT at Eagle Point nah
from crossing as is often the case with Horse Boats "'
March 3o:h 52-dwy.
C.GREGOIRE & Co
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II The arrival of Ex President Fillmore in
in St. Louis, was heralded by the firing of can
non, large turn out Of military and the con
gregation upon the Levee Of thousands of people
anxious 10 obtain glimpse at the venerable
Ex.President
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TELEGRiPHIC DISPATCHES,
Pravidence June ~


\ man, named Alex IIewet shot Mr.. Brown
n Saturday last, Mt Melville, Mass insanity
killing him. He then shot his wife she lives,
hui in rrecarnus situation. He then took a
dose Of s'rychninr and died soon. The cause
is signed was jealousy.
New York, June 10.
Lac advices from Central America report
that the Governor of Honduras mad given his
approval TO the charter of the Honduras inter
oceanic railroad, which is to run from Puerto
ahrllo in Honduras To the Pacific. This is the
route by which connection with the air line
road from this city 10 Norfolk ani the road to
Charlotte Bay, on the south side Of Fl,r ida =
The travelling distarce from New York to San
Francisco is TO be abridged to IA days. Gen.
Gard-lla had been repnlsed in his attack. His
adheren's made several attempts at revolt.
Washington June 10.
The Attorney General To- the U has given
an opinion in which he holds that the unt'
States mus pay the expenses incurred by the
Marshal at Chicago in raising The posse of his
district TO aid him in the tx cur IN of the war
rant for the arres, of a fugitive slave claimed
there on The Cd inst by Crawford + Smith, Of
Missouri
New York, June 10.
The u S. mail steamer Crescent City from
New Orleans and Havana, is below.
Easton Pa June 49,
Holmes factory, situated near this city was
consumed by fire yesterday m1rnng. A man
was almost instantly killed.
Charleston, June l9.
Later advices from T, xas have been re ceved.
The Indians still continue depredatons to an
alarming extent.
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Coop PRICE FOR WISCONSIN HoRsEs'-Ihe
Kenosha Telegraph says that Mr. Ehle, of
that city, sold fine span of horses in Chicago,
last week, for fpenty eight hundred doiiars
The Chicago Tribune pronounces them the best
span of horses in the West.
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TRANSFER OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
TO THE STATES

lne propos ton to transfer the public lands
to the States within wich they are situated, on
certain specifi d conditions, is beginning to
excite public interest The press has com
menced the discussion of its merits. and ws
may soon calculate on seeing it become prom.
inent issue before the country The Charles
ton Mercury promptly approve the proposition
and ADDS, with great force and truth:
Lind grants are becoming the great feature
and the sr' at.p'st of congressional legislation.
They l.om up on every side and spread their
darken"g wings over every question. Good
projects and had are hurried forward nell
and have aque! chance of success. because
there is neither time nor means of Or ,ptr dis
cri nina,lon; and, in despair OF succeeding IN
any Other way, the friends of any one grant are
driven to pledge their support to every other
II IS a fountain Of confusion, corruption. and
Contention We are pc :suaded that in no other
way can the administration O. greater serv 90
10 the country, ar secure Ia iseli a more sub-
s'aniIal title to the respect and confidence of
The people, than by eff c,uallv settling This
question Of the public lands on the princinl, .,
giving up their mana cement, under proper can
d'ions, tn The States in witch they lie
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GEN. J. A. QUITMAN-An article appeared
in our paper some days since, IN which friend
of Gen. Quitman alluded to the attempt to
connect hum with the alleged filhbusterine
against Cuba This article has induced Gen.
Qui,man to send to The Hon p. Wiley p. Har'
rs the following despatch:
New Orleans, June la.
Tell the editor Of the Union that no man il
authorized to speak for me but myself. Publish
this. J. A QUlIMAN.
-TWash. Union.
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CsoLEKA.-The papers report cases OF chol'
era in New York, Boston, Providence, and
other eastern cities. There is, probably, at
this time, about much Of the disease in the
eastern as in western towns.
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1 subscriber writes to the Prairie Meas
l don't want your little paper any longer >
to which he replies: would MT make it any
longer if you did; its present length suits me
very WELL"
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BY LETTERS PATENT SECURED In 1919
PULvERMACHER'S
Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains

dtCHt ll1ul0-LltClllG fUltdIC JlldlllS.
Constructed TO be under the garments, are the
most wonderful discovery in medicine and electricity
present day. They relieve, without pain shock insfan
taneously acute nervous pains, such head ear ana
toothache, rheumatic pains, tic doloreux ETC., and by
their mild but continuous and percepbe action on the body
diseases OF years standing such gou local pafay
nervous complaints, liver diseases disappear as if by
miracles they have been applied with the greatest success
IN all those dreadful diseases in Children commonly called
commissions, as also in of teethng under difues
and disorders of the bowels The precpitae metals from
their solutions, decompose water, defect the magnetic
needle in short, show all the phenomena of powerful
voaic pile. The instruments producing these effects
weigh about two ounces be folded up in pocket
book always ready for instantaneous use and will last
his life me guarding himself family and friends
etc., against that number of diseases and complaints in
which mild streaming electricity perfectly safe Ger
tainwonderul and speedy remedy. The price of com.
plete chain is from 81 to So batteries $40 $50 So
Incredible may the above facts any person. can
easily convince himself beforehand the depot of their
trltn The Importance of the invention has been acknow
edged IN America by the Academy of Medicine of New
York; and the chains have been applied with great success
in the medical colleges, the City, Bellevue and Wards
Island Hospitals Brooklyn City Hospital etc.. in Europe
by the Royal Colleges of Physicians and surgeons in
London by the Academies Rationale de Medicine at Pa
rs by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna by the Royal Fa
Guilty at Berlin and other scientific INSTITUTIONS of the
highest order, including the principal hospitals in Eu
rope.
The Projectors possession of testimonials to the
same effect, from all the above institutions in America and
Europe, well of the eminent and distinguished
members OF the profession in both hemspbees and invite
the public TO examine them
Full and illustrated descriptions one for persona Use and
one tor scientific men, with copies of testimonials and
number of cured in New York and Europe NAV be
OBTAINED gratis, at the office They will be forwarded,
tree OF postage TO any part of the United States ans
wer to prepaid inquiries, containing three postage
stamps.
N. B. Physicians specially invited to call and see
0r Apply to TIMOTHY MASON, sign of the Goo
Samaritan, Agent IN Dubuque, for .SrEwERT Sole Ageh
for United States SOS Broadway, New York
July 7, 1853 dam #
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Lansing House for Sale.

THIS well known public house offered for SALE II
is situated on the bank of the Mississippi Riy-
county, Iowa.
The House is well located, being the Steamboat
Landing and in the very centre of business part
the said village. 1t is Of good size, convenient and
built expressly for PUBLIC HOUSE, and has a good
Barn attached, large and commodious yard, and a
good weilof water 1t is doing large and profit
lbe business and properly managed will continue to-
being the only Tavern of consequence in the place.
The only nducement the subscribers have for selling
s they contemplate in the Spring going California
Those DESTROYS of purchasing such properly will do
we'll to call and examine the same. Terms easy, and
n ade known by calling on the undersigned.
}. & J. GRANT.
Lansing, Oct. Is, 1853 dtf
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B. D OYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE.

oh .Hatn-StFeet, oetncen Fourth and Fifth merit
Door to John SimptOts.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the inhabantso
L Dubuque and surrounding country, that he hasjl,st
returned from New York with fresh and seasonable
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS. CLIO
THING, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE which have
been bought the advantageous terms and w
he sold for cash at the lowest remuneratng pr,ccs
Country sorekeepers are respectfully requested to cal
ma examine the goods and prices before mn
elsewhere Cneprice only will be asked and no ahafs
,nent made Amongst the stock wi be found the follow
ng: ~
Superfne Black Cloth Fancy satin. silk H. ,inrh,m
p'ae ana fancy cass'meres cravats-Scaret, blue and
Casimeretes satinets, cot Suspenders comforers
ton goods; Turkey red and nader
Bleached sheetings, Sd, l0-4 handkerchief
blue Preached aud brown Green and blue barege Bloc
n, aIhhhgs mer corded skirts,
nieacheh Thrown striped Swiss and jackonet insert
shirtings; ipgs md edoinos.
diapers, towel sle and thread inserting
rugs and edgings, black silk lace
rash, bleached and brown capnets sewed muslin co
damask table cloth; lars and cuffs;
Red white, and yellow lan- Black lace falls;
nels Cashmere silk and WOO,
Bed ckIngs counterpanes, wool cloth Berln isis
carpet worp, cotton yarn and cotton gloves;
and batting Bows fancy Maid gray woo,
s'satchels Carpe bags merino and sotton socks
and umbrellas; aides, merino cashmer
Ginghams, calcoes ,linseys and cotton hose
checked ackoDet Swiss, Threads sewing knittinc
pooh, 'ictoiia lawn ana cotto1s, purses, eastics
| Adacas, mohairs, coburgs, phyr wool;
lustres and poplns; Tapes, reels, hooks and yes
De Lanes, printed cacoes Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
french merInoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl gate
fannels, cambrics, cam linen and ivorv buttons:
brio handkerchiei Dressing, back and side
! Brown Holland Irish linen, combs hair and cloth
oiled cloth. table covers, Coat Links;
| Doyleys black velvet; Bay State long sbawJs
Wadding batting;
CLOTHING.
| Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and noesk,u
cloaks, finishing and blank pants
ct overcoats, quilting satin ludia rubber lie sgings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &c.
hoIce Imperial Young Hy- Pure cognac Brandy old Mo
son, OoOlong Il SOuchong nongahela and Ohio wills
| Teas. key,
Java and Rio Cofees Golden SyI y and mo
| Chocolate, cocoa, lasses,
Loaf, crushed clari en- and Smoking and chewing
| brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm star and tallow can Principe Havana and Sh,
cables, root cigars
Cloves nutmegs, CINNAMON Fancy and plain soaps ndi
ginger mustard and pepper go, lard OIL tubs buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
ware, &c. Raisns, almonds, currents
/ r. DOYLE.
Nov d.,y
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WHOLESALE HARDWARE
HOUSE.
No. l76, Lake street, Chicago.
William R1oir 2, M

william .6la1f g. Co..
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign ant
American Hardware. Tin Plate &c, have in Stor
a large ann complete Stock of Goods, received drec
from the manufacturers in This country and England
In our stock may be found the following, to which
we invite the attention of dealers.
400 doz Axes, Collins, Simmons, and Others.
500 :. shovels, Ames', Rowlands, 90
100 &C Spades,
400 " Grass Scythes, Blood's. Harris, &c.
300 &C Scythe Snaths Lawson's patent.
200 gross 6 Stones, Indian Pond, and others
400 doz cast steel Hoes
800 g &C Hay forks.
6O00 I" Table Cutlery, assorted.
1000 &C Pocket g %
1000 e Locks and Latches, assorted.
1900 &C Files.
0,0O0 lbs. Pump Chain
5,00g lbs. Black Coil
10000 lbs. bright OK &c
500 pairs bright Traces.
GOO boxes Tinplate, lC, TX and Extra.
800 Bales Sheet Iron,
500 6 Assorted Wire.
6000 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
&c sets Timers Tools and Machines
JapanRed and Pressed Tin ware, full assortment
WILLIAM 81 NR. c.. NELSON.
March 3, 1854. dom
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DR.. ]. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED GATHOLICON.
For the ReliJ and Care 81 suffering Females.

1t stands pre-em,
nent for its curative
lowers in all the dis
eases for which itis
recommended. usu
ally called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
OF these are Protap.
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FAIR NOTICE,

Li PERSONS and without respect to persons knowing
II themselves indebted TO either note or account
are hereby notified otter the 10Th dav nj
June next their notes and will be placed IN the
hands of the proper officers wi posipe IN
be found at the store of Messrs Gilman & Emerson nm
der the corner Of the City Hotel. We are NOT taknc
against tins this time.
EMERSON & SHIELDS.
Dubuque, May 81, '54-d&w2m
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u The proceedings of the Jones County
democratic Convention viii be found in our
columns to morrow