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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04
IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
GREAT FIRES.
Nearly 4i,oOO.ooo sOerA IF properly Co.'S
samed.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO.
New Orleans. Sept. Is.

New Orleans, Sept. Is.
TIL. Uncle Sam brings 40 passengers and
421O.0O0. She left Aspinwail on the l7,h.
Great fires have occurred throu CHOU. the
Safe since the sailing of the last steamer -
The losses sum up nearly one million Mo
.kuine Hill has heel almost entirelv destroyed.
inv living .ss Of Si50, 900. Camp Seco has
als0 been consumed aud . loss sustained Of
4l25,O0O.
The acco nts from he mines are Of the most
hlttrrinx nature. Agricultural pursuits were
also hourisl.ing 6nely.
There was h1rdly question but the wings
would sweep the State Al the next election, as
the Democratic party appear to Be hopelessly
d vid-d.
rhe French Consul at San Francisco had
given notice that all VESSELS Of marane would
be treated as pirates and dealt with accordingy.
Waler Sherwood, IT San Francisco. had
com,nit,ed fargeries To the extent Of $1,000.
Great preparations were being made for var
u,on the Russian settlements.
In the case OF Brakeman, the father Of Kate
and Ellen Bateman, the Jury had returned =
verdict of acquitance on two indictments.
The arEjval Of sess,ls from Atlantic ports
.sipce last steamer have been few.
Savannah. Sept. %.
The u. s. steamer Maker, bound from This
p.rt 1 u jacksonville, Florida, when nearing the
latter place. five cannons were fired atsher -
Que Of the balls passed through the cabin in
iurinv wal er The reason for this singular
prrfor a, ace, 10 stated to be the fact that she
came from IN Infected city, and the citizens
took th;s-course 70 prevent her landiay.
Washington, Sept. %.
A disoatch received here from Nash Vile, an
! nounces the conyiclion By the y. 3. Court, 81
WIN. M. Moore, whr was charged with forgery
in the Revolutionary Pension case.
New Orleans Sept. 81.
Eater adyicrs frsan Texas, report the ravagrs
ofths Yell0w Fever % undated. Other news
of very little Importance
SIS u, 4 New York. Sept. 23 4
tisaow wen escertained that Schuyler has
Ned % Eorope. A warrant for bis arrest has
een issred.
New Y.sk. Sept g
TIE Steamer 81 Louis called Il noon, with
nl6a;al7 Is specie. The Giiseov. FOR Gias
NV, alse ssileA a noon. IS
Tn6 fkneFal sf the late Bishop Wainwright
q now coming ~ q Ts.nity Church There
y IN immense soacourse in sttendanee-s.
philad<ipAis. Sept. %
The ,kres;dept Of one Of our Railroads, yes.
fer1sv s<nt ciaallanye 10 one # the editors 81
this ctr, bat the latter respeetfaaly declined
Rome, Sept. q.
The Anti Nebraska Convention met las'-
rfstt ana ssmnated Adclph Skianes fr Con-
sfrss.
Baltimore Sept. -.
- New Orleans pagers Of Sunday Issi,
sp,1ert itas three hundred police men wese ~
! aIuled - p.rsrrve ilA4 peace Of The city.
IL Bost n, Sept. IS
~, aIS,sacratic State Convention assembs q
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FAII, NOTICE.

III. persons, and without respect to persons known"s
,hamse,ves indebted to us either note or account
h.ahv rsptc,Ly nItifed that sfter the lOth DAY OF
Inns next their notes and accounts VI be paced % .he
hands Of the proper officers wi Py"rs
rd ~ the store cf Messr. Gilman q Emerson" un
der ,hs corner IL the CRY Tote s are nes taking
0ga'"sft'"s TINS ''"'e EMERSON SHIELDS
Dubuque, May 81, 's4-d&usm
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The Americans Friend!
HOLLOWA YES PILLS.

To the Citizens Of the United States,
most humby and sincerely thank you for the
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
Pills. take this opportunity of stating that my An
cestors all American citizens and that enrsra in
for all that concerns America and the Americans, the
most lively sympatlies, mu ch so that ORG nay
compounded these Pills expressly suit your climate
habits constitutions, and manner OF living, intending
to establish myself among you, which have now done
by takirg premises in New York s..
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York
PURIFICATION OF THE BLOOD,
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New Drug Store.
G. s. BELCHER, 4 CO.,
Druggists s. ApOthecarieS,

Main st., one door beiOn the corner Of Si1fh
TYNAKE this method to inform the citizens of Dubuque
and vicinity, thar they have opened their .vsw Drug
Store, aud are prepared to furnish Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals PerfImery Paints, Oils Glass, Dye stuffs
Patent Medicines &c; and all other articles connected
with their line OF business.
They are constantly receiving by express and other
wise, to their already extensive stock, and
feel warrants led in Offering
PURE MEDICINES.
at as low prices at any other in the city.
Our Prescription business is under the c
physician and every pains will be taken ensure aca
curacy dispatch Prescriptions any
part of the city.
splendid lot of imported Havana Cigars, of the
finest quality, always hand Our store is op. n at all
hours of tse day and night, and Sundays from to
10, NJ, from to 4, NJ, and from o'clock, evening
through the night.
Dubuque, Jan 7, 1854. dawtf
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Proposals FOR PEAcE REJEcrED.-It is
understood that Russia has rejected the terms
which the French Secretary tor Foreign At
fairs proposed - the basis Of reace between
Turkey and her allies and Russia. The Gar
says he will tight It nut rather than submit to
such ter is as the allies desire to impose.
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Understanding

A DAM HEAGNEY & Co., gratefulto their friend
IA for the support heretofore extended to them would
solicit continuance of their patronage They
fully prepared to do all kinds of country work such
ironing Of Carriages Wagons, Ploughs &c. Horse and
Ok shoeing sc. &c. with neatness and dispatch.
Washington To nship, 10 miles South of Dubuque
citv. June II wit. ADAM HEAGNEY, & Co.
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m printers q editors,

HAVE for sale Printing Establishment, nearly new
with all the fixtures complete; aweekiy papek well
established and sustainsd large 81 re Of official and
local patronage advert ing and job work. all q which
are fast increasing Owing sol y to the Sickness "f
the present owner il will be sId al b. rgain = no
situation is and healthy, being IN county town
on the Mississippi. ,,., So,
For particulars enquire of l.. A. STYLES, GenGiat
unme fsAug3, 81, d3wq - go
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CHLoRoroRM rsrsus sTEAN.-A Paris letter
writer Gays: 8 Two steamers, of two thousand
tons each, are actually on the stocks at Nantes,
to b. fitted with chloroform engines, and to Ply
between Havre and New York. The company
have, believe, b'uyht the exclusive right to
the Du Tremblay patent"
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NO. sal.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Of Establishment of Surveyors General of Land Offices
for the Territories of .NEW MEXICO, WAsHLNG-
TON, OREGON and .NLN.NESOT4.
N pursuance OF law, the President of the United
States has directed that COR the present the fol
shall be the sites Of the Offices for surveying and
Land IBIS riots created by pissed The late session
of ongress, viz:
The Office for he Surveyor G neral of New Mexico
TO be loca ed at SANTA FE and that Tor the .urveyor
General of Washing on Terri .ory at OLYMPIA.
The Offices for The Register and Receiver for WASH
ngon Territory also at OLYMPIA; those for Oregon
Territory at OREGON CfrY those for The w mona Dis
trct in Minnesota TER tory, WlNoNA and those for
Red Wing District, also in Minnesota Territory at
WING.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washin gton
this twenty fourth day of August, A. D. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of tas General Land Office
Dubuque, Sep. oh, 1854. CIV
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n Its computed that the Mormons IN
Great Britain number about $1,000, in Utah
so, OOO ant that not less th IN 40. 900 are scat
tered ever Iowa, Missouri, illinois, Wise 'nsin
and other Wesern States. making in all $50, 900
belonging 10 this singular sect.
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T.. w ELCH,

XXTOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally that he has located at the CONNER
cial Hall, wher he is prepared to furnish all kinds of
garments on short norire.-]wo or three journeymen
wanted. Particularattention paid to the manufacture
of chdren's garments. d3s
Dubuque, May 8, 1854.
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n We understand there was considerable
ofa mob in Muscaiine the other night. A
house was completely demonished. The cause
vas the shooting Of young man BY some one
from the house.
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FRox DusuauE TO CnicAso Stages leave
Dubuque daily at y o'clock A. M and |
o'clock P. NJ, and connect at Scales Mound
with the Galena and Chicago Rail Road the same
evening.
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DEArH or ! CATHOLIC BisHoP.-Francis
Xavier Garthsnd died At Savannah, Georgia.
on the 2Jth instant. He was the first Catholic
Cishop Of Savannah, and was formerly Of
81. Johnson's Church, Philadelphia. He was
born in Dublin in 1903.
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eVOTXCE.
New Stocks of all kinds of Dry Goods, Booze,
Hats, Caps, Clothes, &C., &C., &C.,
FOR sale Cheap!
tHE undersigned would respectfully inform their
customers and the public generally, that they have
full stock of r
Fall and Winter Goods
in store the OF Main and 9th Streets and Al,
their old stand under the s'Wap.es House" Both OF
the above stocks are full and complete and received al
pectfnlly invite all to and examine for themselves
tor we shall sell them eheap-rery cheap for cash.
Returning sincere thanks for past favors, we re
main your obedient servants,
lP. NAPLES
{ N B. The undersigned would respectfully say to the
Ladies of the city and country generally that although
loss by the late fire has been great one, my late
House Furnishing enterprise still they shall moi be dis
appointed. They may depend upon my opening just
such store the one burned, soon building
be got and the goods got :. ' from the East. 81,
My intentions TO keep full stock of House Fur
nishng Goods in every Department. connected with the
latest styles Of Dress Goods in almost endless variety
Trimmings, &C., Sc. &c.
Feeling very grateful to the citizens of Dubuque
surrounding country for their liberal patronage for the
last fourteen years. and respectfully solicis contnu
anee Of the same. With nv best respects,
am yourob ser'vt.
PETER WAPLEs.
Dubuque, Sept. 10, 1853 daw-tf
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Encourage Western Manufacture.
Groceries e. Provisions
ANDERSON & MILTON,

iXTOULD call the attention Of buyers to theirstock
wv of Groceries, Provisions, &C., sc.
As our stock isnow complete, shall continue
ceive additional shipmentsfrom time to time during
lgation thereby enabling US to have Fresh and Full
Stock the season. and he al all times
to ill orders AT the iowesf marketrates
nrrCash paid for allkimds of Produce.
Particular attention WILDE paid for the purchase OF
avficles in onrline. ANDEhsON q MI! ION.
May II, 1853. HsiEt ddw-ly
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DR., w.R. McMAHAN.

Dubuque, Septic, 1853
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RrTO Persons out of Employment. 90
$500 to $1,000 n Year!
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND Do GOOD!
..s tR00k AGENTS WANTED, t

TINE subscriber publishes number OF most valuable
pictorial Books, very popular, and of such moral
and rel gous influence thar while good men NAV safely
engage in their circua ion. they VIII confer public ben
eft and receive fair compensation for their labor.
-To men of enterpr nd TACT this business offers
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom TO be
met with. ~ q 2. }5sfFs y
5- Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
ceve promptly by mail icular containing full par
tculars with " Directions persons disposed to act
Agents." together with the terms which they will b.
furnished, by addressing the subscriber, post paid.
+ ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
1911 Will am Street, New York.
RrIN PRESS, and ready for Agents by the LIST of
October 1854 :. Sears Illustrated Descriptions Of the Rus
sian Empire" For further particulars, address, as
above daw-2.,
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned has been appointed Administrative
of Estate of stephen Morgan. deceased, and has
qualified as the law requires. Those indebted to- and
those claiming against The Estate requested
forward for settlement.
CATHARINE MORGAN, Administrator
J. J. E. NORMAN, Administrator.
Dubuque, Sept. 18th, 1854. w-4w
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CTATE OF IOWA, Dubuque County, ss.-fn the
- Distr ct Court of Dubuque County October Term,
A. ID. 1854.
Ben NJ. Samueis, vs.. r. P. Hall. :,
To K. p IIall-Sr: You hereby notified that there
Is file in The Office of The Clerk of he Dis riot
Court of Dubuque ouny, Pc ilion of Ben NJ amues.
claiming of You the sum of hundred dollars as
money due for rervices rendered Attorney, and
for money paid ont and expended for you at your in
ance aud request, and mat unless you appear and
answer thereto before the third day Of OCTOBER
next, Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
Sep 4, 1854 BEN NJ. SAMUELS.
law4w Plaintiff.
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Fancy satin, silk & ginghan
cravats-Scarlet, blue and
white wrappers, Y drawers
lSuspendels, comfouers,
Turkey red and madden
handkerchieis.
! Green and blue barege Bloc
mer corded skirts,
Swiss and jackonet insert.
ings and edgings;
Lisle and thread insertings,
and edgings, black silk lace,
Il capnets, sewed musliuco :
( lars and cuffs;
1 Black lace falls;
cashmere, silk and wool,
] wool, cloth, Berlin, Lisle
and cotton gloves;
Boys fancy, plaid, gray, wool
meriGo and cotton socks,
J adies' merino, cashmere
i and cotton hose,
Threads, sewing & knittin.
/ cottons, purses, elastics
wristlets, purse twist, Ze-
phyr wool;
Tapes, reels, hooks and eyes
Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
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a DMINI>TATOR'S SALE.-7o all ,chom it may con-
"A Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
order Of the County Court of Dubuque Coun Y, August
Term, A. ID. 1884, will be exposed at public sale,
at the front door of the House, in county,
Saturday, the 2lst day of October next between the
hours # A. NJ and P. w. to The highest bidder for
cash, the following Real Estate of David Navion, e
of said county, deceased, towi Lot number five hun
dred and fifty wo No. 552) in the city of Dubuque,
| the same is marked, numbered and designated The
official fiat Of said city.
CATHARiNE NAViON,
Sept %, 1854. w-4w AdmnisI atrlx.
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r. We direct attention to an advertisement
In this evenings isaue, from the Dubuque Gas
Light and Coke Company, for proposals for the
erection Of the Gas Works.
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Conn of Letter from Captain John Johnson lister Hous
- Mem York, dated Jan. 5, 1854.

COpN0T
.New York, dated Jan. 5, 1854
To Professor HOLLOWAY, 35, Corner of Ann and Mas
sou streets, Y. Sn,-Gt is with the most heartfelt
pleasure have inform you that have been restored
TO health and strength by taking your Pills. For the last
ten years. suffered from arrangement OF the Liver
and Stomach, reduced TO such an extremity that
gave up my Ship, never expecting 10 go to Sea any
more as had tried every Remedy that recommend
ed TO me- hut all purpose and had given myself
M To despair when last recommended to take
YOUR Pills After using Them for three months, the RESULT
IS that am now in health then have been for
eleven years past and indeed well as ever was in my
fe You quite at liberty to make this known for The
bcneht0f others. remain, Sir, yours respectfully,
(Signed) JOHN JOHNSON
L. q, M. ,.r. Jo ", ~, INNS
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HEAVY DAMAGES AwARpED.-ln the Court
of Appeals at Lrwisbu gh, Virginia, last week,
the judgment in the case of Faris & c., vs..
Resigle, coming up from Shenandoah, was at
firmed Reigle was injured by the upsetting
Of one Of Parish T. Go 3 stages, and brought
suit for damages, which were fixed by jury al
betreen $4,000 and $4,000. Parish & Co.
took an appeal from q decision Of the Cour,
below and brought tito the Co-rt Of apl Gals
which sustained the Circuit Court, thus impos
ing upon Parish 4 Go. not only the payment OF
the original damages, but the cost OF the sait
making in all but it'll. short Of s. 900
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RETURNS % Moxaoks "A western paper
says that few days since, train, composed
I"f nine ~Agons a.d fifteen persons crossed the
MissoAri ea,twardly in search nfa new home =
They hadlrit Sals Lake City nm account OF the
oppression and immortality OF their church..
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Pxns,ox FoRcER CoHvicT - William M.
Mare. charged with forging pension papers. has
been tried a Nashville. Tenn, and convicted.
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INEyE ~
in the foIt0,cing complaints
- : : : - :
Rock Bi1lO0ry

A. Bus,emer has removed his Book Rindery to
Union Building, corner Of Main and 5'h streets where
he will be happy the Puhlic patronage, and
will promptly discharge all work, of plain CT fancy
Binding which he " be favored with. Pamphlet and
Job work promptly done tn order.
Dubuque, June 10Th 1854. dwu
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r. w. EN- GIL s n

r. w. ENG - SH,
Attorney at Law, Negociator 4 Collector,
OFFERS his services TO professional 90 ntemen and
~ others, in tho collection of old dehts aud the
romisias If demand due in Western Iowa
pEPosrr,oss takento beusedin any other State
LAND WARRANTS boSght andsold.
tustin, Iowa, Feb. 81, 1853 daw-iy
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CrS. According 10 De Bows Review the
ant,l population II Cuba is ono million, viz:
whites. 5nl, 05S; fire cqlpped, l76,647; whites,
$50 49,. y s5A4na
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Renewal.
To MillWrLghts, MIllers, and
Mill Pr on rietOrS.

WON are hereby informed that the subsc ber is Agent
N to sell FRENCH Boil TING CLOTHS, the best
ipor, ed into the United States. Please call and ex
anime as good took be found in st Louis or
Chicago, and save the expense and risk OF getting
cloths at a distance. He is also Wholesale aud
Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Main Street, Dubuque, iowa
Jpne3- "a. dw3m y. DECKER.
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DAVID s. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Dubuque, Iowa.
rOrEice Globe Buildings, eornerof Main and Fifth
streets.
MILL attend to any law business collectionsn
w any of the Northern counties of the state.
( He hss had I'm Warrants 10 locate quar-
sections for one and two years.
Feb 10 ISJ0-23y
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~ FAIRLY. ISL EDWIN JANET.
FARLEY & JAMES,
ar WHOLESALE
GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,
Corner of iowa and 4th SITS, Dubuque, Iowa.
o. General Steamboat dgests.
Nov. 18th, 1885, dawu
JOseDlh q. Jemnings,

Joseph e.. Jennings,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT.
prepared with Levelling and Surveying instruments
TO execute any professional duties that may be eI
wusted to him. Maps, Designs, and Building Drawing
trade to cE,:er. ROfhce on Nam ST. first door below
the Globe Building, UP STAIRS over E. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment.
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ALEXANDER COLLEGE.

gJNhe term in this institution will commence on
Monday the llth of September. The preparatory
department is designed not only to fit young for
College, but institution where young may
quire thorough knowledge of any all the various
branches of English classical and scientific education
The Board of Trustees tax pleasure in stating that
they have engaged the services the Rev. Mr. Allen,
long and ftvorably Known the prime pa of Maquo-
kefa Academy, Professor of Mathamat and Chem
istry, and wfo for the ensuing year, will have the chief
mana cement of the preparatory department. A vaua.
BILE addition has been made to the Library, and phoso-
phica and chemical apparatus procured to meet the
wants of students in these departments The price of
tuition, the plan of scholarships, adopted by the
Board Of Trustees is low any could desire. For
particulars inquire Of the President either OF the Pro-
fessors. The faculty OF Instruction consists Of the follow
ing gentlemen.
REV. ). PHELPs, President, Prof of Moral Plo-
sephy.
Rev A. H. KERR Professor of Ancient Languages.
Rev. JEROME ALLEN, Pref of Mathematics and
Chemistry.
DIR. q. e. Parry. Prof. of Nat Hist. and Phioso-
ply.
C. w. F. WULLwEBER, A. NJ. Teacher of German
and assistant Prof. in Latin and Greek.
l 1 apartment of Law.
TINE of the School will be conducted
/ heretofore by the Hon j. j. DYER and the Hon. T.
9. WLsoN: And the term will commence on the first
Monday in November next. For particulars address
either of the above named gentlemen.
Dubuque Aug l8, 1854, 3td3tw.
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FRESH STOCK OF
JeWelry & Silver Ware

w. G.. CARSON,
(.Ma IN st., Near the Naples House, Dubuque,)
BEGS leave -. Ince ais pat
C rons, friehds and the public that he
6a has just received fresh stock of
Watches, JeweTry 4 Fancy Goods,
which he will sell at the lowest cash prices By
rangemrnts with the Eastern of getting
Goods LON first hands, am now preparedt to make it
the interestof all who may wish any of the kind OF
Goods Wares, herein mentioned.
To Make their Purchases of me.
@s SPECTACLES,
Of all kinds and Glasses ALSO suit every detect
ofsight.
AIarge varetyo o: CLOCKSconstantlyreceivi and
sold wholesale and retail. -.
* Watches carefully repaired and warranted
alkinds of Job Work done with neatnessan dispatch
Terms moderate. l pay cash for old silve and Ca
ornia Gold, MAY 3, 1854. dwtJune 80
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Every person entitled TO the right OF preemp-
ton to any ofthe lands within the townships
aid parts oftown-hips above enumerated is re-
aured to establish the same TO the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper Land
Office. and make payment therefor, as soon IS
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for the commencement Of the
public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dubunue Juue l4th. 1854, wl3t.
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Hurrah!

DART of RATTRAY's Goods have arrived at last,
L after being detained about 80 days on thu way
HiIRRAH again for railways. Among the InrtiGi
arrived there Is splendid lot of Prayer 81 oks, Bibles
ilolywater Fonts Crurfxes, Rosares, &c, also, Tra,
Of mind, Irish Settlers in Ane rica and great lot OF
Catholic Literature aIso he Old Brewt " Hot Corn
Mrs Partinston Mrs Partington's Carpet Bag Of Fun
History OF the French Protestant Refugees Uncle Sam
Farm Fence with nearly 5000 vols, Of Literature, Of
all kinds and glea. lot of other ixings, which he will
sell at rates that will make purchasers stare, and say
that Rattrays is the Store after all.
PS.-A splendid lot of Pictures, Picture Frames,
Moudingi, &C.. fsl
One cheer more for Railroads.
June 81, 1854 dawtaeci
1850
m Cans of fresh Oysters and SARpISEs, JUST rs
4U ceived and for sale by ..,,-
Oct Sd. n. W "ESss1h1'r e
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" r. llulchison has been convicted a
Nashville. Tenn, Of rubbing the mail, and
sentensed 10 the pesitentiary Tor ten y,ars
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04

SoLpiER DR,wSEp "A soldier belonging In
one Vt the coup ines that came up on thu Nmn
siee yesterday, vile near Onhnq,e, embr ac-d
and kissed his c nnpaainn, exclaiming, sp ,od
bye, and then jumped ovel beard with his gun,
aud was drown d. We learn ,hst lar was a
man Of intsmpe,ate habits. rs, Paul Times