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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

r. We notice that the Hon. Thomas 8. wal
son has returned from Washington. He iet'
that city in the midst Of the Nebraska excite
ment. h was the opinion among the best in
formed Of tho federal city, that the Nebrask'
Bill would pass the House BY some thirty ma
iority.
Let this be the result and Abolitionism vii
die out fer want Of something to feed upon.
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COUNTY CALL.

The Democracy Of Dubuque So""'y arg re-
ouc,ted to meet, en- masse, at the Court House,
on saturday, the 18th Pro1imo, At o'clock
A.. for the purpose of nominating candl-
d.,o for School Fund Commissioner.
nv order Of the Democratic Central Com.
mittee, LiNSOAN ILAtsA' -" n
Feb. "a; 1854.
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Sale of Real Estate.

rTNHE undersigned offers for sale at Auction, in this
city, on the 2oth instant his entire property in real
estate, consisting ut Improved Farm Of l6O acres
IA miles from Dubuque, at the junction of Daven
port and Iowa CITY roads, and undivided half Min
erai Lot No 81, known as the Leven's Lead The
Farm is all under fence, l07 under cultivation
with first rate Dwelling House, and small barn upon
the premises In addition the 100 there is 20
of good timber land attached, and to be sold.
Terms SALE.-One third dow n, and the balance in
and tM years, with good security, bearing ten Der
cent Interest. NJ. Y. THOMPSON,
March 8. 1854, ri
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ANUTHER sClENTIFIC woNDEK.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPTlCS.-DrJ.S. Houghton's
Pepsn the true Digestive Fluid Gastric juice pre-
afed from Rennet, or The Fourth Stomach OF the OK
after directions Of Baron Leibg, the great Physologc
al Chemist by J. s. Houghton. NJ. d. Philadelphia Pa
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dys-
psia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing NATURE own Method, by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence Ois value furnished by agents gra-
tbs. See notice among Medical Advertisements,
A. GILLESPIE Agent.
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ST. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY.
CONDUCTED THE SISTERS or CHARITY OF the
BLESSED
yabDNf sigkf miIes fran DuLuo..

CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS or CHARITY THE
BLESSED VIRGIN:
| About eight miles frsm Dubuque.
THE situation of this Academy is beautiful and PIC
turesque; the air is pure and healthy; calculated
to improve the constitution and to mpart v,gor to
the mind. The course of education COMPRISES Ortbop
raphy, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Com.
position, EOcuton, Geography, Use OF the Globes, Al
gebra French, History, sacred and profane Chronol-
ogy, Mythology Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy, Music
Pianofore, Guitar, &C.; Drawing, Plain and oman entail
Needle work, sc.
that may be found useful in modern improvement, and
which may tend TO refine the and to deveope the
natural resources Of the mind They endeavor
bne morality and literature that each may happily
cOnspre to the progress and advancement the other
they study Ounite with the ordinary of educa
ton the more refined and the more necessary m.
pIishmens OF the mind being fully persuaded that
scientific education becomes pedantTy unless ac
conpanied with graceful address, with that and
cultivated mind and which found, next to virtue,
the most noble endowment of the mind-the pre-
oions ornament Of the female character.
Young ladies Of every religious denomination are ad
United into this Academy, where especial taken
that's no influence blasts their religious principles
but as order is necessary for the good Of
every institution, they will be required to OBJ erve the
ordinary regulations Of external worship.
Those forms ami ceremonies much priced and praL
ticed in polite society," strictly inculcated yecare is
taken toPreven these ceremonies from dcgen
Grating into those extravagant compliments which have
neither meaning in their form nor sincerity in their
pretensions.
u
calculated 10 that painful disgust generally
perenced by young minds in the pursuit of their studies
and render those studies rather recreation their pu-
pills than diSagreeable task or tiresoine duty.
No exerti0ns spared by the sisters to mpart the
minds Of their pupils such sources Of information
shall prove, in after e invaluable s0cie
ty, undrainable of pure delight themselves
and remove them from that intercourse nic
vacuity Of minds render highly agreeable the unedu
Gated.
Board and Tuition per annum, 800 90
EItra:
Washing per annum 10 90
Music and use of piano per quarter, 10 90
Guitar per quarter, 10 70
Astronomy and use Of globes, Philosophy,
Chemistry and Botany, 5 90
Drawing and painting, S 90
French, S 90
Payments must be made in adranee.
Persons residing at distance are required 10 have
responsible agent in the city OF Dubuque.
No reduction made in the case of children being with
rawn before the expiration of the quarter unless in
asses Of sickness.
frances Clarke, ST. Jose phs Dubuque
Dubuque, Feb 9Th, 1854 daw 3m
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1854.
. 1854.
HAMMOND E. HALL,
Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission
MERCHANTS,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

No. Jos, Dubuque, lows.
HAVING the largest Warehouse in this city, and
beng located at the Steamboat Landing, and being
well acquainted with our business atter ourselves
that the public in llne in satisfae-
tory manner,
We will make liberal advances on goods consigned
to to be sold on commission and we will receive
goods and furniture from boats and cars pay charges
and Immediately on receipt Of them, inform OF
their arrival. Our terms are low, and pledge
selves to do the best we please customers.
Persons moving West will d, we'll to mark their
Packages to HAMMOND & HALL, Dubuque, Iowa.
Feb 3, 1854. dawy
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SrEAx Boiler EXPLOSION. Per-
sons Killed. AT Hartford, Conn, about 2 o.
clock in the afternoon Of March I'd, q new
~sseam boiler in Messrs. Fales & Gray's car fac
tory, exploded, badly shatterng the building
and killing some sixteen persons.
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AETI-NEBRAsKA MEETING IN HENRY Co -
See proceedings in another column. The meet
ing was composed OF men of all partes-the
more prominent of them leading democrats
burlington Telegraph.
There was jus, AZ in all, men, women and
children.
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Nsw DAILY PAfER.-The Valley wing
Office u Keokuk, is now issuing Daily paper
We notice from the last Dispatch, that u u
the iusen,on of the proprietors OF thai es'ao's"'
men, 70 issue Daily paper soon. we nope
they may meet with good success
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u The Postmaster General has decided
that "an actual subscriber TO weekly newspa'
per. residing within the county where the same
is printed and published, is entitled to receive
such paper free of postage at any Office in the
adjoining county, provided such 10 the one II
which he usually receives communications BY
nail -
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HEAvY koBBERr.-A house in New York,
engaged largely in the sale of Colts revolvers,
diamonds. pearls, gold watches, &C., was re-
gently robbed to the amount Of 10 or 12 thous.
and dollars.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Resolutions offered in The House Of Repre-.
sentatives of the Wisconsin legislature, against
the pascy Of land grants by the General Gov.
eminent, for railroad purposes, was voted down
on the let inst
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H. ". SANFORD,S OFFICE;

Once al The old stand, ia from, Burton's store
nor making entries a, the Land Once, with LAND
Il Warrants and Cash for the settlers credit %
one and two year, reasonable terms and psect ti-
ties guaranteed all Those peEsoRs Nho have
NOT ths pay down for lands, would do well -
s~cars trSrr credit tho aiee selections
are bes fast entered up and then held agh prices.
Not. So 1869. daM6m
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Ey Constantinople has been beseiyed twen-
ty four 'imes-eigh,een times wi,hou. success.
lhe place Is one Of the easiest to defend in the
world, and Nicholas would find it hard work to
get inside Of lis walls afle. he had reached their
outside.
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NOR LAW.

A man by the name Of +. Cartwright, form
erly Of Delaware co., N. T., was seized by a
mob Of one hundred men, and hung, At Big
Pnirie, Wisconsin, few days since, without
judge or jury.
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TURISH TOWNS COMMANDED.
THE DRESS FLARE UP-MR BUCHAN.
AN TRIUMPHANT

New York, March 8.
The Atlantic arrived below last evening.
LivERPooL.-Bre adstuffs are rising. Brown
u Co quote wheat advanced Cd. Flour cd -
Corn rather more doing, Quotations unchanged
Western Canal, 4lsa4ls cd Philada, Baltimore
and Ohio, 4la42s Sour 36a37. White wheat
l2s. Indian Corn 47a4Ss. Mixed 46s. Cd.
The Gar rejects the new proposals rendered
him.
War considered inevitable.
latest. - Liverpool, Wednesday. 5000
troops embarked from Liverpool to day.
The Greek instruction has gained formi-
dable Roadway, men being under arms for Eu.
rus, Macedonia, the Zelia.
1t is stated that if Austria does not tie
y declare herself, France will form on army Of
100000 men on the Italian frontier, the same Jon
the Rhine frontierand send force to operate$in
Italy This statement is however disbelieved.
secret dispatch states that the Russians are
bombarding Rustchuck.
There is a very doubtful report that the Rus
slams have taken seven Turkish ships of war.
Great enthusiasm in favor Of war was existing
in Britain.
New York, March 8.
Authentic advices FROM st Petersburg state
that another warlike manifesto had been issued
MARsEILLEs, l9-Latest from Constantine
pie announce that the Russian feet had bonn
barded Batourn, but withdrew without effectne
much mischief
Rutschuck was bombardcd on the 10th Of
February. The Turks were taken by surprise
One of their steamers " as much damaged, anC
six large and several small vessels rendered I'M
serviceable.
| PARIS, 20th.-The crowd at the Bourse wa.
excessive to-day. Every kind of necessity gave
way.
Carroll Spencer, U. s. Minister, arrived a
Constantinople on the Cd, in Saranac. On thu
same evening, the Hungarian and Italian emf
grants gave him a serenade.
| The Saranac and Levant were to proceed
shortly a cruise to tho Black Sea. TIL,
Furman for the passage Of the Bosphorus is al
ready granted.
Intelligence received in London, states tina
two Russ an frigates were cruising off Madeira
| The Turkish Consols in Russia have beer
obliged to give up the exequator granted Il
| them.
Turkish subjects have been placed under tn,
protection of Austrian agents.
| A letter from Paris states, that the reply o
the Gar TO Napoleon's letter, 10 couched II
terms SO offensive to Louis Napoleon himself
that it has been decided not to publish it.
| Letters from Constantinople state that lie
gion Of Jews had been formed, and placed at thu
| disposal Of the Sultan
A dreadful Coll,ery explosion had taken place
at incheIl, near Wegan, 100 men were killed
| The Lord Chamberlain has notified Mr.. Blu
chanan, that he may appear in whatever dres
| he pleases.
The Atlantic had heavy gales during tn
passage. She brings u passengers.
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EE II is stated that nineteen Banks with a
capital Of seven millions Of dollars have recen,
~ commenced business in Indiana. The whole
number OF free Banks in Indiana 10 now forty
FIVE, with nominal capital of fifteen millions OF
dollars.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Coon DiecIscs.-We learn that there has
been raised from the Kearns Diggings, on land
owned by PHILIPPE and Turner, about three miles
north of Sinsinawa Mound, since the LIST of Feb
rnary, about 100000 lbs Last week they raised
80 900 -!Galena Advertiser.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

For...-.Mr Welsh. who il will be remeno'
cred W.. drowned in the river opposite 70 "'s
city las, fall. was picked up line miles oe'o"
here day or two since.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
IOWA LAND BILL.

We publish to-day, the Bill which recently
passed tn. Senate, granting lands to Iowa for
railroad purposes. It will be found from per-
using the Bill that il is drafted in strict confor-
nifty to the memorials Of the Legislature II
provides for a road 10 the Missouri, from Bur-
lington ond Keoknk. from Davenport and Mus
eatine 10 the Missouri, from Dubuque by way
OF Fort Desmones to TIE Missouri and from
McGregors Landing TO the mouth Of the Big
Sioux.
This Bill was introduced 10 the Senate Dec.
18th and referred 10 the committee on Public
Lands, Jan. 30th; it was reported back to the
Senate aud has finally received . favorable con-
sideration at the hands Of that body.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Ifconversaton be an art. like painting, sculp,
ture, and Literature, 1t owes Its most powerful
charm to nature, and the least shade Of formall.
~ or artiice destroys the effect of the best col
lection of words.
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Laying the Corner stone Of n
New Church.

sunday, the 18th. the solemn ceremony of lawns
~ the corner stone OF Catholic Church win ak
place at Garry Owen, Jackson Co. A sermon will be
preached oIvhc occasion.
March 9TH, 1884, dawtIe
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E The Washington correspondent OF The
New York Express says:
am inclined to think now, so hot is the nor
thcrn fire becoming, that both Hards and Softs
viii evasle direct vote " the House, and hand
over the Nebraska bill as legacy of mischief to
the agtators. Many members want to see
through the August, September and November
elections before they vote.
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DECLiNATiONS. TROUBLE IN THE
MICMA

-7--9 W
Tue Abolition coalition which the wing party
negotiated IN its recent Convention at Iowa CITY
does not seem TO he Hell received.
The nomination OF Simeon Waters for Sec
rotary Of State, notorious A6ol,tionist, and the
silent unders,a ndiug to make DIR. Shedi an In
dependent candidate fur Superissrt<i~ az 9th
es Abolstionst, has so outraged the feelings OF
the better portion OF The Wing party, that Il
nas beer thought prudent to withdraw from the
canvass. the uaaies Ut both Of these individuals.
III riaae 81 DR. :sa..id, !. Stewart saas been
eiShsti'ussd Wiz takes Mr. Waters place on
The mig ticket, net get Informed
- ras \. reihune ssyx that Commodore
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E,vcr,oS IL .MuscArIsE.-JohnA farv'"
dem has been elected Mayor Oh "u'''''"e y
a majority Of lis votes
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II The Inst accounts from New York show
ed great activity ia the money market, and the
rates Of interss, were declining.
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II We are authorized to announce Adam
Koch as candidate before the Convention for
City Recorder.
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Lull. Merritt e. Co

WOULD respectfully inform their old friends and tho
w public generally that they intend keeping during
the coming season, a general stock of Merchandise,
which they will sell at Wholesale for cash approved
paper As low any house in the city. County Mer-
ing elsew here.
Dubuque, Feb. %, 1854. dlm-w2m
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Dissolution of Partne rshiD,

NOTICE IS hereby given that the partnership here
IN tofore existing between LsgaA BabcOck, in the
city of Dubuque, this day dissolved by mutu al con-
sent s. Logan will settle the business Of the
rm collect all moneys due, and pay all debts of the
same, SAMUEL LOGAN
MORGAN BABCOCK.
.. LOGAN will still carry on the business Of Car
penter and Builder the old stand in rear of the Post
once Thankful for past favOrs shall endeavOr in
future to merit the confidence and patronage of the
pubnc. s. LOGAN.
Dubuqae. March II, 1854. tap3
T OTIS of HOT CORN to be had at Rattrays Book
- store, opposite the American House marI3
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ELECTION IN CHrcAeo.-The An,i-Maine
Law candidate for Mayor in Chicago. has been
elected by over 1000 maj. 1t is gratifying to
know that the people Of Chicago have no, lest
their senses.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
SPRING TRADE, 1854.
Claflin, Allen g. Stinde,
Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoes
No. 80, (Old No. 49, Main street,
st. Louis, Mo.

0Vs IzVO1oj 1sIO'
A the opening Of the Spring trade will have In
II store large and full Of goods in their
embracing every variety oil quality and style de-
handed by the trade Of this region.
Their goods having been manufactured and select
ed with care and under every advantage pos sessed by
any other house, they solicit examination of their
stock by purchasers fearing competition in quality
| Of stock or prices.
st. Louis, Feb ~, 1854
Dubuque, Feb. 16, 1854.
| Having been a customer Of this house for IA
continuous years. take pleasure in advising merchants
to give them trial M. LANGWOkTHY.
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EB- The editor Of the Keokuk Dispatch PAYS
his addresses to Gen. Morgan Of the Telegraph,
IN the last No. of his paper. He shows the
General no mercy.
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M11les-

A SPAN Of handsome Mules for sale. Enquire ut
IA the Office Of this paper.
Feb. %, 1854. dawtt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

% RBLs. Water, Butter, Soda, Wine and Sugar
~ Crackers, just receivedby
THOMAS and COOK
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
FoR GovERsoR.
CURTIS BATES.
Of Polk county.
roR SEcnETARy or SrArE.
GEORGE W.-McCLEARY,
OF Louisa County.
GoR AupIron.
]. L. SHARP,
Ot Mills county.
Fox TREAsuRER
MARTIN L. MORRIS,
of Polk County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERaI.
DAVID G. CLOUD,
Of Muscatine Co.
FoR ScrERISTrspAsr.
JAMES ID. EApS,
OF Lee Co.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVEN-
TON.

The Convention which met at the Court
House on Saturday, was largely attended ana
the proceedings passed off with grert harmony
and good feeling, with an unimpor,ant excep.
ton The only nomination which elected any
very decided interest, was that OF Mayor
The contest lay between Col. e. Il. Booth, u.
S. Wilson, and James Burt. Col Boolh receiv-
ed 81 votes, d. s. Wilson "a votes and James
Burt 9 votes Considering the extraordinary
efforts put forth by that arch enemy Of The
democratic party, tho Dubuque Herald-tha'
the convention Yves called by the editors OF
that incendiary sheet for a time TO suit their
purposes, and their paper and personal efforts
employed diligently for some days before the
convention expressly with view to defeating
the nomination Of Col. Booth-the result Is one
which reflects the highest credit upon the good
sense of the democracy Of this city, is point
ed and whitening rebuke TO the editors OF the
Herald and 10 compliment to Col. Booth which
he and his friends cannot but feel proud Of
An ingeniys trick was attempted to defeat Vol
Booth-the introduction Of an exciting Local
question-but it most signally failed and We
trust it may prove warning to those who Par-
ticipated in getting it up, which will be OF ser
vice to them in future. Nothing 10 30 well cal
culated to distract and dstroy political organi'
sation, 40 the Introduce lion of local issues and
for tho good of the democratic party, We hope
ever 10 sec the party in its majesty and might
ready and prepared TO visit condemnation upon
all such efforts We have sufficient elements
of disorganization in this city, without introduc
ing new ones and il would be we'll il some who
aspire 10 political promotion would bear this in
mind. We hope to see this local question Sc
.side in the GINNING election.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE following Packages Of Goods, &C., are now 90
the Once Of the AWesisaa ExPress Company, -
Dubuque, Iowa:
Box Merchandise, Robt. A. Richardson, Dubuque.
package do. George Rettburg, r.. Madisosa
! do. do. Norman L, Osborn, Dubuque
boz do. VIM Edmonds, De-
do. do. Harry Baines, Do
trunk, Mis- b. Lynch, Do,
do. J. Stinson, Dr.
box merchandise, John Smith, CLAYTON.
l basket, &C. Gerritt Golfer, Dubuque.
l box merchandise, N. NJ. Cousine, Eddyyiie.
hat and box, Chas. Gerry, Dubuque.
box merchandise, Thos. Scudder. Clayton
II the above goods called for within thirty
days FRI date, they will be sold auction to pay the
transportation and charges same.
| A. GILLESPIE, Agent,
No. l, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
March l, 1854 daw2w
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES

u I
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS.
CAR REJECTS LAST PROPOSITION
VAR CONSIDERED IfEVIT3BLE
ENGLISH TROOPS EMBARKING.
GREEK INSURRECTION.
FRANCE THREATE.NLfG AUSTRIA.
NEW RUSSIAN LEVIES.
TURISH TOWNS BOMBARDED.
U. 5. Minister Serenaded at Cosstantinople.
THE DRESS FLARE UP-MR. BUCHAN
AN TRIUMPHANT.
IL,
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A Cam

Since the Propretor's recent Laboratory enargements
he is able to fill his orders for LYoNs KArn.
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for iAvgoratiny and beauty the hair
is sold by every druggist throughout North and South
AmericN Europe and the isles Of the ocean. No article
OF any kind ever obtained extensive sale in parts
Vi the weld.
Let those now use
Who never used BEFORE
And those who always used
Now use the more.
The pnceis still Is cents, in large bottles.
D. 8. BAssn., Proprietor, l6I Brnadwsy. my
fT For sale by DIR L. MASON, and W. r, ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. dnw In,
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w. II. MCCLURE.

N. B.-General Land Agent.
RE1EREncEs.-F. s. Jesup, Dubuque; John Calhoun,
ESQ.,, Chicago; Hon. 3. T. Church, Albion. N. VI Hon.
BENZ. Welsh, lun., Buffalo, N. Y. Hon. Isaac Hills,
Rochester. N. Y.
March !, 81. 6m
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Notice

hE undersigned have this day sold cne-thiid inter-
est IN their Stock Of Goods to J. D. Merritt, and the
business will hereafter be conducted under the STYLE of
LULL, MERRrr & Co.
E. A., & J. II. LULL.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

- rhs 4 \ Te,hune s,ys that Ccmmodore
Yesaertih is ssriously IL.