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The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
S. T. WATTS g. CO..
L" POI ters,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS and APOTHECARIES

Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints Varnishes, Oils,
Perfumeries,. Brushes,
Surgical and Dental instruments, gold
foil, gold and silver leaf, window glass.
Have constantly on hand a large and full
assortment of the above, and are receiring
large additions semi-monthly, per clipper
vessels from New York, Philadelphia and
Boston.
Country Merchants and Physicians or
ders promptly attended to.
Fire-proof brick store, corner of First.
and u streets, Marysville. apr If
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
w. K. HUDSON.

W. K. HUDSON. sAM'L HARTMAN.
II UDSON & HARTMAN, Lumber deal
LII ers, corner of Third street and Maiden
lane, Marysville, keep constantly on hand
complete assortment of lumber. Also,
doors, sash, blinds, etc. mar Lift
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
Sau frantisto.
CALIFORNIA ART UNION.
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
WORKS OF ART
SOON TO OPEN AT
DU NC MS
CHINESE SALESROOM

MR.. DUNCAN has been engaged in Europe
for some months past, in selecting every
thing beautiful in the Manufactures and the
Arts for Importation to this State. Having
expended more than three times the amount
gained by his last ANNUAL DISTRIBU-
TION in erecting Gallery for the dis
play of Paintings, Sculpture, and Speci-
mems of the Worlds Industry in this city,
he will now soon receive the RICH and
COSTLY WARES gathered during his
tour, and intended for the SPACIOUS
ROOMS erected for their reception The
collection will have no equal at home or
abroad, and he can confidently say that
neither London, Paris nor New York will
be able to show-as the stock of a mercan-
tile firm-the many treasures of Art and
valuable objects of vertu intended for San
Francisco. The Catalogue will embrace
several thousand articles, from the delicate
ly wrought
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
Gaqrsssts.


DAILY
TREASURE, PACKAGE AND LETTER
ExP7ESS
Banking and Exchange Office,
MAIN STREET, DOwNIEvILLE.
DAHL EXPRES
In charge of our Regular Messengers, for
MARYSVILLE,
SACRAMENTO,
SAN FRANCISCO,
and all parts of the Northern and South
ern mines, in connection with
A d A NJ : & CO.
By every Steamer to the Atlantic States
and Europe, South America, Australia,
Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public for transmitting
Gold Dust, Valuable Packages, Letters,
at reduced prices, to all parts of the world
at our principal offices
From MarysUiile to From DownieUille to
DObbinS' Ranch, FOREST CITY,
Fosters Bar, Smiths diggings,
Billiards. Bar, Kanaka creek,
Stoney Bar, MINNESOTA,
CAMPToNvILLE, Wolf creek,
Railroad Gulch, Snow Point,
Oak valley, German bar, M,F.,
Slate Range, Concord bar, do,
Indian valley, SCOTS fat,
Rantedotlar bar, Moore's fiat,
st. JOe's bar, Orleans bar,
GooDYEAR's BAR, Eureka south,
Cox's bar, Backbone house,
DOwNIEvH.LE, Illinois bar, S. F.
Ousely's bar, Missouri bar, S.
Empire ranch, Sweetland's
Bridgeport, San Juan, cherokee
FRENCH CORRAL, Sierra city,
Frenchman's bar, Sierra valley,
Hess crossing, mid. Yuba, and the various
other places on the routes.
Bills Of Exchange on Adams s. Co.,
Boston,
New YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON,
PITTSBURGH,
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
ST. LOUIS,
New ORLEANS,
AUSTRALIA.
LONDON, &c.
Also, made payable in all the principal
cities and towns in the Union.
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust.
Sight Checks on Marysville, Sacramen-
to, San Francisco, and all the principal
towns Of California. Deposits received,
special or otherwise.
Collections made in all parts of the At
lantic States and California. And all
other branches of Express business prompt
ly attended to.
S. w. LANGTON, & Bro,
feb lift Downieville.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
F u r NIT u r E

L OW E ST MARKET PRICE s.
We shall enlarge our store in the course
of fifteen or twenty days, and until that
time are prepared to offer great BARGAINS
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Rather than be at the
trouble of removing our goods to some
other place, we prefer to sell very
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders promptly filed, and goods packed
properly for country dealers. Come and
be cOnyi1ccd.
HOWES & co.
Remember the number-1SO Montgo-
merry street, opposite the Metropolitan
Theatre, San Francisco. jy 22-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
NORCROSS
Military Regalia, Flag.
BANNER,
AND
LADIES DRESS TRIMMING EMPORIUM.

nj ASONIC, Odd Fellows, Chapter, En-
INl campment, and other Regalia en-
broidered and made to order in style that
cannot be surpassed by any house in the
Atlantic States. Full sets for Lodges and
private members constantly on hand
Jewels for Tempiars, Chapters, Blue
Lodges, Odd Fellows and Encampments.
MILITARY GOODS
Ofevery description imported, together
with all kinds of Gold and Silver En-
broidery done for Army and Navy Officers.
FLAGS, BANNERS, SIGNALS,
BURGESS, &C., &C., made at short notice
and on reasonable terms. 'Ensigns of all
sizes constantly on hand.
Ladies dress and other Trimmings
In great variety. Gold and Silver
Fringes, Laces, Gimps, Stars, Tassels,
Rosettes, Theatrical Trimmings. &C., &c.
ID. NORCOSS,
144 Sacramento street, above Mont
gomery, San Francisco. jyl5-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
A ID "A Nj s & CO.'S
it zEXPRESS,.Aazk Aazk
Banking and Exchange Office.

Fire Proof Brick Building, Corner Of
Plaza and High Streets, Marysuile.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28

Each Shareholder will constitute a men,
Der of said Union, and hold an interest in
said property by purchase When the shares
in said Union are disposed of, the above
property, with $3,500 in cash, will be the
property of the Shareholders, to be awarded
in the above proportions, in such manner
as shall be determined upon by commit
tee chosen by majority of the Stockhold-
ers present at the Lexington House, on the
day of making the awards 1868
G. w. SHUTS, Manager.
Lexington House, September S, 1854:
sept9-3mO
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28

A DAILY EAPRESS
In charge of our Regular Messengers for
SACRAMENTO, SAN FRANCISCO.
BY Langton & Brother, and F. D.
Everts & Co.,
10 all portions OF the n oRTHERN MINES.
Checks at par on Sacramento and San
Francisco.
GOLD Dust purchased, or forwarded to
any part of the United States, and also to
England, insured or uninsured, at as low
rates as can be done by any house with
security.
Our Express being the most ertensiUe in
the United States, we can guarantee facil-
tiles not possessed by any other concern.
Having one of the most secure treasure
vaults in California, we are prepared to
receive
Deposits, Special or otherwise.
Bills of Exchange drawn on any
of the following places:
Boston, New YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, PITTSBURGH,
CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, KYy
ST. LOUIS, New ORLEANS,
SOUTH AMERICA. AUSTRALIA,
LONDON, &c, &c.
Our treasure is forwarded by the Pacific
Mail, and Nicaragua Line of steamers, on
the lst, and 18th, of each month, in charge
of our regular Messengers.
CHAS. B. MACY, Agent
Marysville, Jan'y, 1854. may eff
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28

A T WILL s. CO.,
l72 Washington street, San Francisco,
155 J street, Sacramento.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28
Mastell lalrous.
MINERS STOCK UNION
OF k8
CASH AND REAL ESTATEi
Capital Stock, $15, 500!

Divided into 1880 Shares, at 81 each
Said Capital to be awarded to the Share
holders, at the Lexington House, on Satur-
day, November IL, 1854, in the following
propOrtiOns:
The Sierra citizen., 1854-10-28

A DAILY EXPRESS
In charge of our Regular Messengers fo1
SACRAMENTO, SAN FRANCISCO
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
iNOCULArION FOR CHOLERA.

Inocuation with sCaus.ic issue" now Great
ing So much excitement and wonder among the
medical savans of Europe and US, from The
simplicity ot ITS character, was not discovered
by distinguished Berlin physician, but by an
American physician well known in this coun-
try 1t was sent by him to the leading minds
OF this country and Europe as far back as le47,
and Is gradually being tried as successful and
practical experiment since then. 1t is now
seeking its way into the Prussan and Russian
armies, and ere long, will no doubt be introdu-
ced into Austria, France, and England 1t
will extend itself with electrical effect over the
world as the opposite OF vaccination, entirety
neutraliZlny another pestilence. Ii Is noticed
by physicians singular fact, that small pox
precedes and succeeds this Aslatic cholera.
The late Russian Minister, Bodisco, introduced
it TO the notice of the Emperor OF Russia year
pr or to his deiHlse.
AS successful experiment, it is now show
ing itself IN practical Illustrations OF its preven
tive power, in isselated instances over this
country, aud will no doubt hereafter become a
fixed fact. This simple process will, when
| introduced, be the means of saving large sums
To European Government, together with the
lives ftheir soldiers. The dscoverer receives
! as rewarded, noticed by the European press
ses, diplomas from each IF the Universities
| together with jewels take from the crown Of
each monarch The prizes through all Europe
offered since iS49, for an "abs0tute and Tettabt
| preoeat,ue OF this pestience, and that have
been accumulatmg since ISIS, amount 10 In,
sum of 9l4o,0U
| The first prlzes are to be awarded by Ma
| poleou Ill subject to the decision Of the Roya
| Academy oil Medciue, Paris.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
SINGULAR lNFATUATloN.

Some wag, who has more respect for good
ioke, than the feelings Of the Wings Of Du-
buque, has p-rnetrated deception upon them,
by furnishing The man of the observer, with
what his infatuated brain has tortured into a
design, exhibiting the viclorj OF the Coon over
the Chicken The design runs in this wise =
Coon, having the APP arance OF excessive
debility, appears in the branches Of an old tree,
with stately Chicken Cock beneath, feeding
out of what appears 20 be an immense trough.
Nothing aboul the design indicates victory
for The Coon, bat quite The reverse. The Chick
en- Cock seems to occupy the position assigned
in story to Captain Martin Scott, and the words
seem lrresis,ably to issue from the Coon, ''is
that you Capt Scott ?" Of course a IS. WeH
dent sh0ot, ri come doua
Try it again gentlemen, for this is essentially
an abortion.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
THE MAILS.

1t is passing strange, bat nevertheless it is
true, that previous to the new mail arrangement,
we got the Northwestern Gazette, one OF
our very best exshauLes, which paper Is pub
lishe d at Gaeua on Tuesday, and without
which at loss for late news, on the
Friday following; but since that, we do not
generally get it until the Wednesday week
following, making it eight instead of three
days old, and just IN tim- to be too late to rem
der us any service. Thus, through the ne glect
OF duty the part of samttody, the people OF
thus section kept behind the times
We believe that the fault lies IN the Post
Office at Dohaqur, f om tile fact that we gel
ID abuaae papers by the same mail with the
:. Ggzttte,' containing quotations fron that
paper; which is satisfactory evidence 10 us that
the Gazpt e is unnecessarily detained IN Du
buque. .-[Fayette Co. Pioneer
Perhaps dear sir, we can exp ain satisfactori-
y, what appears 10 you inexplicable circum
stance. Your opinion OF neglect q, the Dubuque
Post Olfice, appears to be founded on th- fact
that you ge. the :. North Western Gazette" a
the time that you get Dubuque papers
containing extracts from the Gaz tie. Now
you will bear in mind, tina, the " Gazette il
a weekly paper, which is made up from thu
matter OF the g Daily Advertiser" published
/ by the parties and that the :" Daily Ad-
vertiser' is received by the Dubuque papers a
an exchange and not the weekly Gazette. 1
| is not at all strange that we should receiv
matter in The Daily, some days in advance G
your receiving il in the Weekly. The same
true of our own publications. What you re
ceiye in Wednesdays Daily Express, :. Her
i aid" Tribune and Observer, is not re
ceived by your neighbors VITO get the weekie
uatil the following week.
This accounts for what you may conceive
be neglect n the Dubuque Pos, Office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

The st amer United States, with California
mails to Au.us. lst, and 100 passengers and a
email amount ef spe:ie, arrived to day. Hrr
Jews is Is days later.
The George Law from Aspin avail had on
board mil ion OF specie.
The papers report the occurrence OF another
great fire at Marysv.ie whereby properly to
the value Of TWO hundred and sixty or three
hundred thou sand d ,lars was destroyed.
From the mining regions the news continues
uriging and several new discoveries re-
pore
Trade in San Francisco ard throughout the
whole o. California generally dull
Prices for me leading article Of produce had
suffered decline.
The papers continue to warn parties IN The
Atlantic Cities against excessive shipments, the
crops were realizing the larger expectations
The r. venue cutter Forward LETT New London
on 7th January, arrived at San Francisco
OREGos Very late. intelligence confirms
The previous reports Of disc ,veries OF gold.
Large numbers OF the inhabitants had lett toi
for tue mines.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

THE New ToRK FINES ON Col BESTnN-
The New York Times, speaking OF Colonel
Benton s defeat, says OF its grief on the account
9 We grieve like a widow that can mighty eas
ly be conferred The Colonel raised our hopes
very h. gh before he elected to Congress
and kicked away their platform when they We're
lhe highest. His largest PROMISES have not
been redeemed The Paci1Fc Railroad go.
about as much aid from hun as from its most
puny, wagering friend, He roared over the
Nebraska bill as if some great private grievance
| were on his mind that accounted for half the
roar. Indeed, thus far in the House, he has
| seemed like a prodiyious tmonarch of beasts,
whose teeth were sore, and could not bear to
touch the prey. So far principles may suffer
I in the loss of his seat, we are in mourning. So
far it is creditable to have of the actors in
history kept before the people In his chosen
seat, W. are in deep mourning. But so fai
as the popular taste and 6 ,od manners at Wash
| ington, and any real loss is involved We are no
beyond the reach of well timed delicately ad
ministeTed and dsympathizng condnlence. W.
fully sympath,ze with the sorro AS Of the Tunes
Having earnestly desired, if not prayed for Col
Benton defeat for full 90 years, tic extreme
difficulty Of narrowing up great ado OF dec
and pungent sorrow now that the event ha
come, is smore easily imagined thaa described.
If we must cry, h ,wever, we will promise Il
do the best we can, under the trying and un
propi,ious circumstances -fGal Adv.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

tcg The Keokak Dispatch Of the 18Th has
the following upon the probable political aspect
of the next General Assembly
As to the Legislature, the Senate is composed
of3l members, of which We think we may
count pretty confidently upon l6, and per laps
IL, for the Democracy, to wit who hold,
over :. just eectedlin Lee; in Des Mones; |
in Dubuque / III Johnson, l in Wapel!o |
in the Davisand Appanoose district in Polk
aind Warren do: in Jackson and Jones do;
and one, probably, (rest,) on the "Missouri
slope"
Tne House has 10 members, Requiring 36 to
make majority 1t is impossible to judge
with any certa,nty, from the returns before US,
what the complexion of that body will be, with
hall the counties IN the State vet to hear from,
including most of those in the North rn per.
ti"n of It, reliable democratic and the entire
"Mssouri slope, we count 20 Demncras eI
ected, by the ports that have already reached
US, to wit In Lee 5 Des Moines A Dubuque
4; Van Buren, = +; Wapello |; Monroe /; Marion
|; 35th, district probably 2; Lucas |; Scott
1t is mistake that Dubuque has elected one
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

MAGNANIMoUs VERY We notice that
several of our contemporary quasi Wing Jour
uals are catnng The late v.etpry in thelr seve-
raj counties as a ich,g triumph, f"rsooth !!
Some CT ertalpiy, who cail themselves, wings and
who control sew raj ofthe called whlg pres
ses Of our State, are small try to be sure
They have neither sdom, decency, shame nor
self respect They openly proclaim as true
what they know 10 be false, aud then glory IN
their shame At the head OF the Fairfield Led
ger stands one of these men Under the
significant emblems OF waving flags and crow
ing roosters, he proclams the victory OF the
people in Jefferson Co , to be glorious WING
victory The Free Democracy, and liberal
democrats who have heretofore acted with the
old line democracy by whom 10 fact the victory
was ACHE red are set down as nothing The
victory is all WING and nothing else.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
THE KNOW NOTHING PLATFORM

We publish in this mornings issue an expose
of the secret political organization, called Know
Nothngs lis object is, prescription af iorei IN
rrs and especially Catholics and the plan propo-
sed for the overthrow of foreigners and the
Catholic Church, Is TO band sogether cuihcien,
number Of weak and bignted men in secret or
ganizatiou, 10 hold the balance of power in the
elections, and to secure the election of such
men TO hold office as will best serve their intole
rant purposes The hope is, that in time they
may obtain such control in the government, as
t. be abe ~ oppress the foreign born citizen
and successfully assal his religion
To any man i'nbued with a patriotic impulse
or possessing an idea above an oyster, an organ
za,ion Instituted for this purpose, must appear
disgusting and contemplate in the extreme.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch fian, the n. Y. Tribane.
Washit Ulon. Wed Aup. i6. iSa-

Washit glon, Wed Aug. I6, lsll,
The Collectursh p f"f New o leans. made
vacant by The deatn Of KS, nator DO" Ms, wi'
be- sought by many with avidity. 'nasor
StIDtUL wilo a 1"w n the Virginia Springs
vii return To Washington and name the man,
who will doubtless be- commissioned.
Mr. BURT has accepted The g ,varnorshiP
of Nebraska, aud his Successor as Third Audit
or, will ,on lie known
a Democratic Know Nothins clerk IN the
CITY Post Oihce was dsch&rged to-day
Bernard HESN Of Iowa, ls t.tw named for
Commissioner uf the Land Oli:e, but W,.san
is probably lnnoseable.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

Born WHiGs AND ABoLITioNlsTs CLAIMING
THE VICTORY Wings and Abolitlonists
are evidently engaged in quarrel over the re-
suit OF the election. The Wing Journals claim it
as grand wing triumph, to which the chosen
organ par cEcetience, of the Abolition party OF
Iowa, printed at Mount Pleasant. responds in the
fllowinr article.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

EEs~ James, the flmons Engl writer OF
fiction, has written an American novel, which
The Harpers bring out Ii is en,itit d 1icon
der ga" where the scene is laid. |. is based
on incidents occurring al the tine OF Gen
Aberconbe s xplditiun
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

A New SPECIES OF CoUSrERFEIT COIN
DYES Bank Mirror says large amounts OF
counterfeit ten cent pieces are being circulated
in New York and Boston, Of the m st danger
Gus kind ever invented. They have a Goddess
and liberty pole, cap stars and date on one side,
ard United States OF America, wreath and g
One Dime on the other, and appear to be man
ufacured out oftype metal, and are galvanized
over.--They have exact weight, size, thickness
and APPEARANCE of the genuine, but break as
easy as type.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

A meeting of the Erie Direc'ors was held
this morning, when they resolved TO issue new
mort age bonds, redeemable in payments at
one, twp, three and four years, drawing the
usual interest in exchange for the income, bonds
due aud payable on the first OF February. The
great ecline in Erie Stock is the all absorbing
topic discussion on the street. and the feeling is
strongly expressed that the Stock Holders
should be called toyether al once and a con-
drnced saiemen. Of the affairs OF the company
submitted to them.
The books Of the Harlem Railroad Company
were duly openedto dav. and large amount oi
Stock transferred The new certificates are
made to run in the name of the U Trust Go,
who certified their responsibility that such par
ties are holders OF so much Stock. The new
certificates are only givea on the day after the
transfer is made, and the old certificates are
gwen up.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
rHN WIG CELEBRATION.

The dem 'nsr.'i9n last evening near the
Cur House. was v-ry 9 cd so lar as the music
| aid burning of waer was concerned, but
otherwise it was a IN 81 au,entable failure. TIE
speakers werr duh and tedious and the audience
was IN poor mood f'r apalaGdiag. 1t was de
cdedly heavy drag. Perhaps the wan, OF
spirit to be acc united for, from The fact,
thai a letter was received from the Au itor at
Iowa Cry just at nj h, sla ing that tn returns
from the cou ties except ii:fee Lad reached the
city Il that A. Han (iem } was elected to Con
rain the hys District and the Legislature slands
eress one wh'g n,ai in lteIionse& one demo
cratic maj in the Senate This intelligence may
be relied uton strictly.
judge Hamilton delivered himself last eve-
ming ard d ni~d the trut. IF statement in the
canvass IN favor of the Maine Liquor Law This
seems to iavoivr qu 5ti,n of veracity, which
it is proper should say word upon The
informati,n we received was from Mr.. Noble
of Clayton county. A, i fins Grove there
was an anii-Nebraska meeting, which adopted a
resolution in favor of The Name Liqoor Law
and one in favor Of ahoiishing the Fugitive Slave
Law, aod accaidng TO II. statement OF Mr..
Noble Iir Himton was inv'ed to speak to the
res buttons, which he did by approving of them.
fhis is all We know about the matter and we
think it cIearly exhonorstes US from any dlsposi.
,ion, to do MIR. Hamilton injustice.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF LEE COUNTY.
We have received the official vote of Lee
Comfy Bates majority over Grimes 2ol.-
McCltary s majority OYER Croft l4l5. Sharp's
u aiority over Stevens 326 Morrs's maj jor'ty
over McMacken I450 Clouds majority over
Senne. $50 Halls majority over Clarke 3i4.
Thurstan a, McCuoch [dem's) elected one by
Ie0 maj ri'y and the other 200 maj Five (dem)
Representatives, Bpyles, Dewey, Damon, Hen
kle and New wsom elected by 272 maj each ~hile
Sample (dam was beat By Cfeel AZ votes.-
Jamrs (drm. was elected Clerk, by 455 maj.
and Hornish (dem) Pros. Attorney BY 30
mai
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

The MURDER OF Coz. LosiNG.-lNDIcr-
MENT OF DR. GRAHAM The Grand Jury OF
New York City returned a verdict of lndct-
ment for murder in III" first degree againstDr
Robert Graham of New Orleans, 'or killing
Col Lnriny, few days since at the 81. Ncho
las Hotel
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
CHANGE IN THE EkEoKUK DISPATCH

The "Keokuk Dispatch has recently chan
ged hands T. B. Cunning, Esq, having re-
ceived an appointment from the Administration
in one of the new Territories recently organ
lied, the paper has passed d'into the hands Of IL
W Beers, Esq.
We should have noticed this change before
with other duties. The "Dispalch" under the
direction Of Mr.. Cunning, has earned an excel
lent reputation Democratic organ, and from
villa, we see and hear of its newly initiated con
d,c,or we conclude that it will sustain It's char
ac er IS an able and reliable Democra'ic Jour
| nal.
We extend the right hand of fellowship t'
| our bTot her
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

10 The "Cedar Falls Banner Of July %
says ''tor sc veIal days past there have been ru-
NOR Of Indians OF the Sioux nation being seen,
on the Iowa river, above Hardin"
There seems to be 800 in number, all noun.
ted and well armed. At Mans Grove they
committed several petty ,hets, such as killing
nunbe. ofhoGs belonging to the whites, which
they roasted and ate. The whites have desert
ed Mans Grove thprurh tear, but no person
had, as yet been assaulted by them teyete
county Pioneer Of the 10th