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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
From tho washinston Union.
THE RICHMOND Enquirer AND
0rNCR ar CASS


We announced sosne time since that Gen
Cass had Addressed the democratic State consen
lion IL Michigan, and hat he upheld the True
c,rine of a-mocrarv. aud enfnrced them with
all his great lily. Al tie same time we ex-
pressed eur an xse,y tr see fnli repar; "f his
speech We haze desired This not only because
we knew that IL would ex r. mn extensive NJ
duance On the public mind, bit because we
In, e :. en- his remarks, as reported, mad- the
subiert of severe criticism bv the Richmond
Enquirer. We f.lt "a sfi a that the structures
af N Journal were not justified by any hing
said by Ge, Cas-, and W. did not doubt tina,
Tire qualifications at the speech ~nn'd furnish The
mn<, complete refn.aton eft,e at'aek made
upan him The D.,roi, Free P'ess replies to
the Enl,;rrr "a ,h re rs mech severity rs
eh rsc'.r sd t,y 4 scs; We roget thai fw
de nocra ic ,afuais ccnryi-s sch high posi-
tons oh nh hr sn-a red in 50 unpleasant c'n'
traver,y. In the coerse nfhis r-marks III. ed,
,cr oil the Fee Press riv.s thu substance of
Gen Gass's speech as E,ll,ws:
.Gsn Ctss had the ,enrr ~, in his remark
hrf, re ia. S ate. conversion. I" say that h- did
a 4 regard slavery wi h favor-'ha, he was
thankful tia, he lived in a free S,-,e- hit i,
VAS n strsnye that northern Srn'im~n' was
oprns d :" slavery ha' the Nrsraska-h ,nsas
&C, did moi npcn those T-rrt,-,ss :" slavery,
hn, h fl the people thereof liberty to "a ahisn
|, or rcjrc, it, M they .aS tit &c nc, tie said
in IF It, n, he saa,e :inr. tIat Il was the dutv
of III. propl,, - the " nth perform all their
icatl ns l., the psoplr If he South in resp Ct
| In slavery that il was an ins,i, uton that the
people ofsv ~ State IT, III" uninn could "sab.
!ish abalsl, Il III. ir pleasure w,th"nt asking
lhc assrn, If C.nsre Nr a. any asher Safe
lie. in sh"r,, COX the sane view "f the wh"l.
subject that he has 'ine and again taken IN The
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Always Safe! Always Efectual!

4 RE you suffcrerfrom Feveraud Agut' Areyou
n afflicted with the periodical return of that cold
and formal visitor, the chill foowed by its faithful at
tendants burning fever and drenchng perspraon:
Lose no time, then, in procuring bottle of DIR. Os
goods Indian Choagogue You will have butone chill
at most afteryou commence it, and probably none at
all Your ghbors who has used che medicine will
assure You of this II is but the promise of result
which thou sands have already realized and whchyonr
experience will most fully prove II Won have been
disappointed in other lsedicaes and doubtful Of all
obtain the Cholagogue and you will doubt no longer
limitations are abroad Be particular to enquire for
DR.. Osgood's india Cholagogme.
Sold by Dr. T. MASON and w. P. ALLEN Dubuque
H. BLAKsLEy, st. Louis, Wholesale Ag mt
August 18Th, 1853. daw
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Wmo AkE rmE TRlIroRs-rhe Valley
Wing. on the authority oi the Dubuque 7ri.
hume e nanm suggestive Of mohs and ,ne,.-
dac,is) pr claim. Senator Jones, ga traitor Ia
Iowa
This VIII he regarded rs the highest com
plia'en'. It was p 's-ible tdr sh~m i. pay him. :
he mendacious sbnse aud malignant ensure
II tlrnas that ,stiiy The Chicago m"h, md
.t'ike hands I'll, these who regard the R-pul
lie failure, and desire dissolution Of he
Union. Is go end ,rS-ment before the dem :
-racv "fi"wa. These men prociaiming SIN
at.r james a traitor, will readily suggest III.
old trick "fa III pIi.tr crying .'stnr thief
. aid his own escape ksokuk Dispatch.
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American Artists Union

fNEE AMER ARTnrs' UNION would respectfully
announce to the citizens Of the I'm ted States and
the Canada, that for the purpose Of cutvating TASTE
for the fine arts throughout the and with the
view of enabling every fami becom. possessed of
gallery Of Engravings,
BY the First Artists of the Age,
they have determned in order to create extensive
ss for their Engrayings, and thus not only give
plOymen TO large number of artists and others, but
sDre among our connfrymen taste for work of art to
present to the purchasers Of their Engrayings, when
$50 900 of them sold,
2jO,OOO Gifts, of the actual cost of $50 900.
Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving therefore,
receives not only Engraving richly worth The
hut also ticket WI CHI entities him OF the GIFTS
when they distributed.
For Five Dollars, highly fni hei En- craving,
beautifully PAINTED IN OIL, and FIVE GIFT TICK
ETs will be sent FIVE DOLLARS worth of splendid
Engravings can be selected from the Catalogue.
Acopy II the Catalogue, together wi specimen Of
one Of the Engravinss, can be at he office of this
paper.
FIR each Dollar sent, an Engraving &C nalIy worth
the sum, and Gift Ticket will imned atey be forward
ed.
AGENTS.:
The Committee believing that the success of this
GREAT NATIONAL USpERr.KiNG will be materially pro-
mo ed by The energy and ENTERPRISE Of intelligent and
pereverng Agents. have resolved to treat with such Oh
the most lib raj terms.
Any y .rson wishing to become Ag mt, by sending
(post paid) 81, WILL RECEIVE BY RETuaS OF MAI,
One Dollar Engraving, a F" GIFT TICKET Pros
pectus, Catalogue End all other necessary inflammation
On tbs dual completion Of the saie the Gifts will be
placed ia the hands Of COMMITTEE Of the PuRcHAsERs
to be DISTRIBUTED, due notice Of which will be gwen
throughout the United States and the Canadas.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Citizens Of the Ums~,-
You have done me the honor AZ with one voice
from end OF Union stamp the char
~ two years since made il known among you and AZ
ready u has obtained celebrity than any other Med
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
70, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets New York
| ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS
| AFTER NINE YEARS STANDING. Z
Coy ss;s Letter ls,, from ~; H. Lr.g's q Hs...sine
uREAD II us s., own WI WORDS.
SIR,-Itis my wish to become notorious, neither
is this letter written for the sake Of writing, but
dreadful cn,aneou. diseases that es is heir to- and
which was considered by all who know mo to be beyond
the reach Of medicine For nine years was afflicted
with Of the most painful and trout lesome legs
that everfell to the lot Of and after trying
medicine had heard Of resigned in despair all
hope of being cured but friend brought couple Of
large pots your Ointment which caused the sores on
legs heal, and entirely reeained my health my
agreeable surprise and delight and to the astoni.hmen.
%y i1'faae CURE OF BAD Breast
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH
Copy Of a Letter tron Mr.. r. Daranf. Nea Orleans,
rember 9th, 1873.
70 PRoF Holloway, 3s, Corner Of Ann and Mas.
san Streets, NY Dear Sir,-itis with heartfelt gra-
Pills the life Of my wiz has been ssvsd For
seven years she had bad breast, with ten running
wounds (nOt Of cancerous natmre) Twas told that
Ointment and Pills, when in the short space Of three
months they effected perfect to the asst nishment
Of all who knew u.s. We obtained your Medicines from
Messrs. Wright Co., Of Charres street, view Orleans
send this from Hotel DIES Princes" Paris, although
had written New Orleans, before finally left,
know ing, at that time your address at New York.
(Signed) r. DURANT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the DIN
me mt in most of the fol flowing cases:
Bad Legs Lumbago Fistulas
Bad Breasts Chilb.ains Gout
Burns Chapped Hands Gian0uIsr Swell
BuniOns Piles lngs
Scads Stiff Joints Rheumatism
Sore throat, Skn-diseases Scurvy
Sore head Wounds Ulcers
Sore Nipples Contracted and Stiff Joints, etc etc.
Salt Rheum.
~ Sod at the establishment of Professor HoLLowrA
80 Conner Of Ann and Nassau Streets, New York also
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States IN Boxes at 81 cents
81 CENTS and 81 so cents each. To be had wholesale
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
9r THERE'S considerable saving by taking the larg
or s;zes.
N. B-Drectons for the guidance of patients in
ry disorder affixed tOcach Box
May 81, Say
w p. ALLEN, Agent, Dubuque, iowa.
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fAMIl - =.
Fever and Ague.


TINE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
i POPULAR KNOWLEDGE, chartered by the
Sttte of Pennsylvania April 29th, 1885, mainly
rest the evils of spurious nosums also supply the
hlic with reliaDe remedies. where the best medical
advisers cannot will not be employed, having pur-
chased the invaluable remedy,
ROW.4ND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
the first and only known for taoeaty years.
cure for Fever and Agne, and its kindred complaints
Confidently recommend it to the patronage those no
afflicted.
The above institution likewise recommends for Bowel
Complaints.
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK
BERRY ROOT,
and in due time will furnish its remedy for eyery
disease that can be safely treated in this way.
By order of the Trustees,
JOHN 4 ROWLAND, MD,
President of the University, and Head OF the
Pharmaceutical Depart. emf.
Home Dispensary and Office, No. 60, Arch st, Phila
dephia.
AG ENrs-TIMorHY Mason, Dubuque;
WIN. r. ALLEN, Do
July 81, 1854. mI2w
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Oct. 10. 1853
ST E 4 NJ F ER R Y
AT DUBUQUE

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the Travelin
Public, that the Splendid New Steam Ferry Boat,
u + A H
hasthsd day commenced her regular to be made
very halfhouracross the Mississippi atthe Lower Fer
ry at Dubuque.
WI will cross any numberofTEAMSt that will come,
LET THE WEATHER BE WHAT 1T MAY, AND WILL RUN A,
NIGHTS If there Is bus ness to do.
Our charges are as other Ferry
he Upper Mississippi Everything that Californian
want by way outfit, can be had athe lowest prices in
City being literally crammed with suchar
ticles as Califoynjans want.
N. B. Recolect, that the STEAMER is at the Lowe,
Ferry opposite the City, and NOT Eagle Point; nah
that winds willnot, any time, prevent the odta
from crossing as is often he with Horse Boats.
March 30:h 52-dwy.
C.GREGOTRE 4 TO
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HOSFORD g. MILLER
General Land Arents and Survevors


Waterloo, BLACK Hawk Co., Iowa.
THE undersigned prepared IT, any bus-
ness pertaining to the purchase and sale of Land
Town Lots investigation Of titles, transfers.
ing generally.
We have located ourselves in the interior for that pur
pose and will personally survey and carefully examine
any tract of land within reech, give correct and
prompt information concering Congress Lands IN the
Dubuque and Des Mones Land District, in any Of the
surrounding countless especially the proposed lines
of Railroad frem Dubuque west, and the Cedar River
valley road.
Persons wishing to make safe investments by having
careful selections made would do well address give
call Lands lorated time for settlers. Payment
of taxes promptly atendedto Township plats OF latest
date always on hand.
$4,000 .7cres Of choice farming Land,
For sale from 81 to s., per Also several snal
lots ofgood timber Likewise or improved farms
the county Seat.
ABRAMP. HOSPORD. EDWARD MILLER.
REFEREScEs.-Cov. Matteson, Springfield lIls.; non.
James Guin. Huntingdone Pa r. E. Goodell Cashier,
Merchants and Drovers Bank, Joliet Ills George 5.
Fisher Cashier, Bank of Ottowa IiIs.; Ii. F. Eames
Bank of Ottowa Is; T.. B. Stiles Esq, Dixon Ills.;
Farley James 4 Co., Dubuque Iowa H. 8. Heherington
Dubuque Iowa.
Dubuque, June "a, 1854. d&w6m.
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PRINTERS WANTED.

1.-TWO good Cornpositors are wanted imG edately L
i 60 Ia Winona, Minnesota, 10 enter an office abon
TO be established th.re by william jones Esq.
Good wages will he given. For any information
,ddress this office, o. VIM. A Jones, Esq, WInona
Minnesota Territory.
/ Dubuque July "a, 1854. dwff
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Preserving Kettles.
lust receiveda and for sale, assortment Of Porcelain
81 lined Preserving Kettles Also, sIssior Article
Lemon yrup wholesale orret:,hy
A,Y5.:j.ssaN & aIrTop
July Is, 1854
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Dub,luuc civ Mills,

| Corner Sd and Tdter streets,
IYAVE constantly hand, Snperfine and Family
II Flour, warranted prime article, at wholesale
retail.
wil'delive ioui tree Of charge within the limits
Of the city.
Wantcd-Good Fall and Spring Wheat, tor which
cash will be pa market prices. Inferior, shrunk
spilled wheat not purchased.
April, 30, le51. NADEAU ROGERS co.
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Carriage aud Wagon shop,

sIxrii ssSEEr. DrBrauE, IOWA,
Opposite the American lpu e, and the Post file
~NAxSA ANY description of Four, Two or
EsSGs1S.&EE One Horse Wagons. suitable for the
Mines Fars for the route to and war
rauted to run easy and ready To Immediate USE
Connected with the above, and adjoining il is first
Blacksmith shop and Paint Shop, where work is
done of eveiy description, and all kinds iron Axle
Trees. Wagons done well; the taste of all person.
can he shifted the work is done under his own imme
diate inspection. Orders from any part of the countr
promptly attended Wagons every description ar.
Sui order, and for sale which for style durability,
and elegance OF finish be surpassed. Workmen
of celebrity gagged and the hest materials used
WV. HuRLEY hegs leave to annonnc. to Farmers,
Merchants citizens and others, that he is located
at the above stand where he will always he found the
ready recipient of patronage lie need say moth
ing Of his Work that is already known sufficiently to
be a guara for the future To any who may
trust him with he execution of order His constant
aim vii, he to have an ptonab ter for
quality, cheapness, punctualry and despatch.
HTRemember the direction:
WILLIAM HURLEY,
opp0siethe American .iouse, and the Post Office
Dubuque, Sept. IN, 1853 aaw-Iy
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DEEBEE e. DAVIS.

ID EAL ESTATE and Commission Agents, Genera
II News Agents for the principal Daily Weekly
Newsp ,pers Magazines throughout U. s. intelligence
Office for Obtaining Clerks Mechanics, Iaborers &c.
tor the Employer & situations tor the Employee Genera
Patent Agents. Money loaned good security Debts
Collected and all other Business appertanng 10 tht
above All Business entrusted will b.
! attended to with promptness and despatch.
Subscriptions received for the Daily and Weekly Elk
press Office Main between 5th 9th street, d.
buque Iowa.
DubIuue June goth 1874. dtI
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Farmers, Emigrants 4 Settlers,
DUBUQUE CO.
PdrtOf sec. Sec. Il. Il.

NAN obtain the following choice selections Of land :
~ a; vantagrans rates by application Z" tie undcI
signed:
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HurrRh!

DART Of RATTRAY's Goods have arrived at last
L after being detained about 80 days on the way
HITRRAH again for railways. Among the portiCI
arrived there splendid lot of Prayer Books, Bibles
iIoly,vater Fonts Crucixes Rosaries, SC, aso Tria
If mind Irish Settlers in America and great lot o.
Catholic Literature also, he Old Brew. y, Hot Corn
Mrs Partington Mrs. Partngton's Carpet Bag Of Fun
History of the French Protestant Refugees Uncle Sans
Farm Fence with nearly 1000 vols, of Literature. Of
all kinds, and great lot Of othe. fxings which he will
sell at that will make purchasers stare, and say
that Rattray's is the Store after all.
PISA splendid lot of Pictures, Picture Frames
.Homldingi, &C..
One cheer more for Railroads.
fuoa 1874 dawtdecl
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DIR. ]. =. MARCIiiSI'S
CELEBRATED '!ATHOLCON.
Ear tbc Prr;cf and .~. .,s >, g.r;ur E..,.y.
g =" suffering Females.

II stands pre- GIN,
men! FIR its curative
owers in all the dis,
eases for which tits
recommended. usu.
ally called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Ut these are Proiap.
sns Fferi, or Falling
Of the Womb Fao,
-aibas, or White<;-
Chronic inflammation {
liberation IF Mt
Uumb d; MciieutulHc
MARRIAGE, or Flood
ng; PaiJai, Sap
ressed and irregn!d,
UsnsfrmaiioH, etc.etc
With all their accom-
anying evils, (Can-
er excepte ilnomat-
er how severe or OF
how long standing.
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aud the undivided half Of Lot No &c. containing
65 l2 Of first timber. The above land is st
ated near Elkader in Clayton county. Also, the w
quarter of w quaiter of sec % town north Orange
east, situated near Andrew, Jackson county. Also,
the w quarter If the quarter and the south halt
ofthe quarter of 81, township 90, range east
Of the 5fh VI. situated miles north of the city Of Du
buque For further particulars the subscribers
GEO w. BURTON & CO.
Dec g. 1853, dawtf
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Baltimore. Oct. 7

c~ived.
Immense 6eshets oocsrred in several counties
Of nlississ,pp, doing serious demage,-Rain
had fallen i'r Fix days without intermssion
Bridges and buildings were carried away and
ro,ds ~rre impossible for week Many eat
tie were drowned.
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NewYork Oct =.

0'A Oet -
In the trial of Mr. Graham motion va. made
Ny the Dis'r,ct Attorney that . new jury be
rmranne!led in consequences If the admission
upon the jury. by cousin Of Mr. Graham's wife
Of the prisoner, which the easst rvtased TO en-
terrain.
The Know Nothings completed their State
ticket BY making the foll"wing nomination.
FIR G"vrrnnr-na Daniel Uilnan.
For Liepl GoyeYnor-J 3. Scroggs, Of Buff
fals
fort anal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Williams
of Ithaca
For State Prison Inspeetor-James r. Sanders
Or PrckskiIl
rhe 6rst bailo, f,r Lieut.. Governor, Hora,io
S-issman, Jr, Il gu&alo was nominated, he de.
elined, but suggested elijah Ford, but the con-
v@nlion acted as above
The number VI members Of The order n-olled
nm the books throughout the Slate numbers
&C, 600
The Eight Avenue Bank, which has been in
an embarrassed state for some days past. sus-
pended yesterday.
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Rare Chance

For Fdrmsr or Spectator.
n " SALE. 3D of ,glice pr i-ie situated
in the valley afthe DIS Mlines. uids' OF i'm
pravsdfar.as, AID desirable ne;ghhor;aods, nsar
large holy Of helvy timer, aai Mills, aud in CLOSE
proximity rsilroat already located AMI f. b.
bnk Sail land in every respect is desirable and will
he ID at harsain on Application To
HaWf tuRNE, t,HiiAsS l. 20,
Corner of Main and il streets, pnbu u..
Aug IL, la5L DIFF
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SAMUELS 4 VANOEVEAt,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in chancery,
RE ready to attend to aibasaness entrusted .ot"e
u car. in Dub,,uue and surrounding counties.
rrOrrrcE in the Globe building, Dubuque, Iowa:
Nav 4th 1853. oA"-u
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w. II. MCCLURE
Alto R N E Y I l. w,
Cedar Fails, Black Haok County, io'oa.
R.-GeM-raI Land Agent.
RErEsExcEs-r. S. Jesup, Dubuque; John Calhoun
Esn t,hca 90: toa. ). T. CHURCH. Albion n. v; Hon
Benz. Wcisa Ins., ufaio, N. V; Hon. isaac Hills
Rochester. y. Y.
slarch l, 81 o"
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New York. Oct. 0-6P M

The Assay Office Is now ready to receive de-
pnsits on the same terms 10 the Mints, giving
bsss or coin for all gold received A. soon a. the
vaiue j. ascertsin~d.
BY the bark Hughbert. We learn that Gen.
Urgira was 80 sick that he had sent for his con-
frssM 10 receive the last rites Of the church.
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r. ~. EN- G L! 5 II

kttorney at LAW, NeEociator s. Collector,
OFFERS his services to professional &c tlemen and
" Others in the collection of old iests, and the com
romisin; IT demands due in Western Iowa
pErosIrtoss takento be usedin any other State
LAxD WARsayrs bought andso!d.
Justin, Iowa, Feb. a, 1883 daw-ly
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Cherry Hill Cemetery.

TIME public invited to secur. Lots IN this Gem
/ etery 1t has been laid ont in a convenient and
tasteful into lots of different sizes Ihe dis
from town is such that it will not probably be
ever included within the future growth of tho city,
any graves will ever be disturbed and is near
as to be Of conve 1ent families either
relies or ON foot The road leading from Dubuque is
excellent and the proprietors satisfied that its sit
and eligibility for the purpose 10 which II is de
signed need only he observed to be appreciated.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply at the office
Of W.. Barney Co., or to the undersigned,
WILLIAM CARTER.
Dec % 1853. dawtf Agent for Cemetery.
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49,. ..NrUL CALAMITY.
MER Z. x. COLLINS BuRxED
g LIVES LOST!
q LIVES LOST.
Detroit Trim I" OMee.

Ds.tno., Oct. ., J
E. K E,..,ins, from In. Sau, E.r Cleveland,
l. Il tass .iiv las nj 1T brtwrtn ~ and u
o'clock Alb 1T mid.,i 1t the hort WIS d'schs.
rr. "a n y, n Il |. IL, r ,"w aud aear tie
Ii hi 10 ,s.. nj c',ne.ta IT Malirn, and nca-
iii. il a, 10 ,ansa at III rtssr. Before tie
b At cnn'd -. ga a~l,,r> sh.. was cn n,..sety
snv,.lp.d il fnncs, and "a = r-o.s persisted
either IN thr Il tues hes.
i.,>r OF P,ssE~skas9 Nis.ivc.-DibbIr,
.,tarn h r. fr,n h" State It Nj in'k,S rnuel
r,wcii ~ tslev.lan i-i.o enre Whai-n. do
rhasas Cak, tshurs Ha Tread a-e.',t Eve
lsad = Mrs MrNrir. wife oi watt'f-Hra
w, ms aud chi,si. Asa,nhi'a, bod r~cev RID
--coIJr-d MN from Virs n,a.
Crew mis- ,g-Charles \dams, Birhe-- J'hn
McN-.iy, wa.,cr--J I'm Dennis, dol b" Fr'nk
d,
;ahn ilsl~tr,9. head d.. MN P's., h'r'
ka.p"r. Mrs Fanny lewis. cabin mad SAM"
Drava ii-rman--S Sur h, water DAVID C"rhr''
d ok Sv,rp-Wm. 4 mner, pr Lswrencs
Whaln. ass s'ant 'rirr- wh,'cl'nan. ma nee
.~-rh--'rnm nrnl-y, 6'e,n,a--Ch,s. ) alley
fr.n.aa-Pat Brapscn- hreman-lhos. Hrn
ryhsa, Pat Grinl,n, 6rrmaa- Bostcns Meal
,e. Rnh.r. Samuel Balls, head c,ot-J. VI
Hnwn, secnad c..k-Wm. Cnddy, carpentr
--ann.hcr car,.c ,trr, name unknown
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DAVID s. WILSON

Dubuque, Iowa.
~ DrEicE Globe Buildings. eornerof Main and Fifti
streets.
WILL attend to any law business cellectionsin
w any of rhe Northern counties of the state.
He hts atnl L1ad Warrants TO locate ON quar-
ter sections for and two years.
Feb I3 I550-93-y
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COMMISSIONER 81 OeReTGI Land Okcs,
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of presumption 10
any of the lands within the townships and parts at
wnshps above enumerated, is required TO establish
the same the satisfaction Of the Register and
Receiver of the proper Land Office. and make payment
therefor as practicable after sessg this notice. and
before the day appointed for the cement 81 the
public sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
CommissioHer Of General Lad OFce.
Iuv 13vv + s ssTfs III
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DIR. A. e.. WOODWARD,
Physician T. Surgeon,
TWILL. he n attendance at his Office, No. "a Main
w Street, Dubuque, opposite the BANK IN tue ounce
nj mr. Porter for consul taton with patients iaborins
under the various furnls Of diseases. ,
DIR. A. Z. WOODWARD.
~, h,,,. Ss,, Isl 1883 daw-ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-18
Duhuaue Swings, Kank

IN iE BooSs nj the Dubuque savings sank will be
4 opened atthe Rsak OF Z. ). Jssup Company. ri.
'atI lay, tbs 18th Dct ber neAt.
fe,S,s;s will he received IN Tuesday, Thursday and
satH1day IT each week snins of One ilisr and ~
war ia. Interest will be paid the FIRST Mondays o
April and October of each year. Interest nncaed for
will We allied t. rhe principal every months and
dsasv interest as principal.
T.. .JEsuP & COMPANY,
isahIqIe, Sept. Is, 1854. daw-iy Pr,,.retnrs.
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- "0.fer.
80

,l>H Gundersgned now prepared to furnish this
delightful summer beverage in any quantities. Bot
tied At as low prices 1t be obtained in ST. L"ns
and warrants To be as good any made. ID lveref
by the dozen in any part of the city.
VAN DOREN & BELCHER,
Dubuque, April "a, 1854. IL manufacturers