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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
WASHINGTON NEWS
The Star of the S h has the following

The Star of the 5 n has the following:
A new Regulation of the General Land Of
tce.-Ot late years, parties not legitmaiely in
terested as bona fite owners OF lands taken up
under Military Warrants for service in the war
of 1912, or their legally constituted agents,
have been in the hab. Of procuring under vari.
aus pretests. certified copies of paten's to lands
held under such grants and using them tn aid
fraudulent safes 10 innocent purchasers of qurs.
tinnable cllims 10 such lands tn put a stop tu
the practice, we learn the Commissioner of the
General Land Otice has been compelled to is
que M Grdtr to his sub ,rd mates, forbid ny then,
t. furnish aaythng"f Ii sort, ar tracts Of
lant- 81 hid, kept their b ma tide "w nrrs, or
of III Sc VIII, NAV, with the request, the legal
powers oil attorney, auihorizng 'ham t. act a
asen for the owners
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
THE Rli Err.

The river is very low and still falling. Only
thirtv-eghi inches waer on the Rock Island
rapids Ntver as there a season tore when
SO much was expected of tn. Unlnr Mississippi
and Ia wii 81, i, III pr.l.!,, Il - l. Il l.s - usc
quence of low water. rhe rain OF day or
t~" ago, may check it's falling much lower for
the present, while 'hr brraking up Of the many
lakes and streams above may cause it to rs.
soon The cons aton Of thu river men, IL that
navigation cannot get much wrr-e aud The
chances are that It may be- better Fs,ights are
piled u BY the quantity at the depot aud are
house, in this c. y, and on the wha awaiting
shlp...ent, FIR Dubuque. Galena, st Paul, and
other points belrw-( Rock Island Adv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

u The Delaware papers are agitating
project for increasing the territorial dimensions
Of that state. BY adding thereto that part of
Maryland and Virginia which lies east of the
Chesapeake Bay, and known a. 'the eastern
Shore
n A postmaster In Vermont wanted to be
"dead headed" over the railroads, and for that
purpose, it 10 alleged, represented himself to be
special agent Of the Post Oniee Department.
This came to the knowledge Of Postmaster
Genera Campbell, who cut his official head of
making him resi- "dead head"
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The debt Of Qnlncy, LIMOS is 996, COO.

SrEAMER LAMARTIne SuSx.-We learn
from the Rock Island Advertiser that the Lam
artine sunk on Saturday night on Horse Island
about fifteen miles below that port. Size wa.
heavily loaded and bound dow n tbe river She
struck reef of rocks and, r>por, says, J.. bro.
ken in two The Lap,,rtine was an old bon,
and recently sn,a for $4,000 The depth o,
wa.er where she lies we have not learned The
boa,-builder Of tina, city Mr.. SAsL vAS.As1
has gone down 10 see what can be done for her
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
The Fort Wayne (lud.) Sentinel, Of March 25

The Fort Wayne lud.) Sentinel, Of March 25
says.
The wheat crop in this vicinity l,nks very
unprom ng much Of it appears 10 have been
winter killed, blu, it may perhaps if we have
warm rains, yet recover. and vi ED reasonable
crop On our trip tn the w est, noticed
that the wheat in Laporte county looks extreme
" we'll, and IN inquiry, were informed that it
as unusuly fine aud promised an abundant
yield
The Toledo Republican says: In this vicinity
we are told that the prospects OF wheat, tn "ug h
not 70 good in some seasons, are very far
and with good wea her ii is expected there will
be ordinary cop
X The DAYTON Gaxette of March 90, says: awe
are happy To learn from gentleman who
has re- Gently been a over Ohio, ard through
/, her portions "f he w, s., that the prospects
,f good yi Of wheat is very fauering.-
S me of The Ia wheat for time had the ap
nearance Of bring drowned or frozen out hu
I seems to have rrcover d, and now bids
air I, be ordinarily good =
Mr. q f,bl', on.. If the editors Of The
Michigan Farmer. writes relative 10 the wheat
e Ia which he has seen in his rec n fravrla.
h,, alnns The line % III. Southern Railroad. in
4 .anor,p. ST Joseph and Eikhart Counties, In
diana. and in St joseph, Br,uch Hillsdale and
I,anauee Counties, in this state, the wheat IL
generally good aud looks pronisng 10 the
C.uaties Of Indiana aboye canned III farmers
had generally c,nn,r need I" pio~ th,ongh
IN. .nt,r4 line If counties on the Central R"ac
:, ,or,ion of the whea, is killed AMI larse part
now looks bad ihaugh perhaps not serinusiy
;r;,r.d In one .fth- fields wl,'ch he had II
m ned tho day before writing, he jug sed thet
tuIl one thi 4 wss winier-kilsd
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TlMBER STEALING.

Quite an unpl, asant tcits ment Is getting up
in this region of country. touching the indie
criminate seizure, without process Of law. OF the
ruf,s OF lumber, logs and wood coming down the
river. II will he remembered that We took very
decided ground agains, this system Of espionage
and arbitrary seizure Of. property some two years
arc. whom the officials Of Mr.. Fillmore put
many Of our citizens to great trouble and ex-
pense 10 repleving their property. We enter
tain the same opiaions to-day, that W did then
and are as ready to condemn, what We regard a.
an unnecessary exercise Of power, under
democratic, az under wing administration.
We cannot think that it was the intention OF
the law. under which officers Of the government
profess 10 act and justify the seisure Of lumber
ON the rivers, to operate prejadiciaily to the
West and the interests Of its hardy pioneers.-
If We mistake not. this law was intended to
nrotect the lius oak timber Of Florida, which
was required for Navy ship building aud not to
slide and fe.ter the commerce, trade and pros
ueritv Of tho West. Il 10 fact which every
seasons experience attests, that the siss''s'PP'
towns cannot do without the lumber Of the
North. Every town from St. Louis 70 81. PAUL
and ,hs country adjacent to the river, on both
sides of it, depend almost exclusively upon the
heavy forests Of thc Nor.h. and the enterprise
of the hardy iameermen Of that region, tor nee
cssary building materials. Cut Of this supply
and the wheels Of enterprise In the Mlss'ss pP'
Valley must stop. The country 10 too sPsfseiy
tmbered for the people to be thrown upon their
own resources. We have barely timber sufh-
cient to answer the demands for fle wood and
for enclosing the farm Deprive u OF the tim
Der Of the extreme North aud we are sold and
nigh, better leave the country than attempt to
struggle through the difficulties and embarrsss-
men,s which such an even, would surely visit
upon W.
But let u take another view Of this subject -
IF we have been correctly Informed, the course
adopted. in making these seizures Of LUMBER J"
to seize every raft that comes down the river as
stolen timber and throw upon the party sgrisved
the burden Of proving where he got it, or pay an
enormous tariff upon il. This, if we recollect
right, is reversing the old common law doctrane,
Of throwing the burden Of proof upon the COM
plainant The doctrine that no person shall be
deprived Of life, berry or property without due
process OF law seems to be done away with =
This is q grea, hardship upon the party asriev-
ed, who may not in all cases be prepared with
proof, or If prepared, may not wish 70 spend tbe
time and money necessary to contest the case
in court Of justice. lnnumerable evils viii
grow out Of this exercise Of power. the expe-
diency Of which may be grsvely questioned, il
not ito legality.
We do hope that this thing will not Be carried
20 extremes, until the government is prepared
10 survey and advertise the lands for s.le, "a
that parties may legally pursue an enterprise
which il indispensable to the wants aud neeessi.
ties u the country.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
Halifax, April 2P NJ.

The America arrived this morn'n. with Liz
y.rpool dates to the LIST.
Tn, J..,vrrpooI Cotton Market continued de-
nre,.ed through the week Prices were IRE GU
lar. rang ng form I-o to l4th below rates before
sal',ng If Europa Sales tor the week foot up
~, 100 bales
Breadstuffs Dennison g. Co. quote western
canal q .ur at 35sa3os Sd. Philadelphia, Baili-
more and OHIO. 3Ss 6d.a39s. Wheat advanced
as much as IT, I'd. per bu; in some cases aver
age advance 10. indian corn Quoted ~ acvance
ABOVE prices at the time OF Europa's on the
10th.
London money market more stringent
Consols declined TO IS q.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

GREAr fiHE AT JAcKsonyILLr, FL.-Sfz
enfy buildings destroyed "A destructive con-
hagration occurred at Jacksonvil., Florida, on
troyed seventy build .ngs, twenty three Of he h
were stores. The printing Offices Of the Re
publican aud news are both DESTROYED. Tn.
total loss is esti,natcd a, $4,000. abou, one
half Of VIII oh 10 insured.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

CHOLERA AT K EoKuK There are ruuloss in
town TO the effect that the Cholera made its ap.
pearance in keokuk on saturday la-t, and that
5 rtg.>.-nases have I. animated fatally We
could wish that these rumnrs might be un 'nnnd
d-but they have been coming to US in such
shape tor some days past that We are hardly
lett tree longer 10 doubt t~elr truth. 1t 10 sin
eular fact, howe yer, thai Their. has not, thus far
a single case occurred at St. L,uis, or 4lsewher.
in any part Of the oeuntry. The K-okuh papers
are sit nj on the subjrct, but every one who
.banld admonish Us all To th> adoption Of .nch
measures as may prevent its inrsss.:.r amono
us-[Buriington Telegraph.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

EXCELSIOR HAT Stone e.. Silence, ia
about establishing Hat and cap store, on Main,
little below Sd street.
Mr. S. intends TO manufacture his own hats
and caps and therefore can affhrd them cheaper
than those who buy to sell again.
We would reco,nm. nd our friends TO give
him call.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
OR EGON

We have dates from Portland to the LIST inst.
Mount s. II-leus' IL III eruption j. j. reported
thai rich gid dig narf hssn e. ni- d .f-r hr
taiap"vka mountains, scar the W llianat Z.
II thu repor Of he exert and iichness o.
th'sr mines be correct, hey will have great
Influence IN Oregon, being near the GENRE =
the seth pert on Of he ierr,t ry. indian diff
ficul is continue in the nth
The 81. amer Fitfhy swamped at In
mouth o In Columbia on III 10Th. Five
lost their lives n The OCCASION
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
Bnaaln Anril ID.

TIE steamer Ohio left this morning for
Cleveland. and the propeller +. W. Backers at
noon Tor Toledo, two propeIlers in sight Coming
in: several sail vesse left to-day. Propeller
Iowa, which lett ere yesterday at noon tor
Chicago, at o'clock last night broke her shaft
and was lowed back by propeller SandnsSy ana
Scott which left aso here yes'e,oayi 'Ney
report ice, and all vessels, some ~ or 70
which lett here yesterday and to day, had passed
through all ice aud well bound up.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

"A OCULAR SIGHT - J"aquins head af
ter going the rounds OF the min,ng districts, Is
again at San Francisco. The proprieto , Of The
dtfunc, gen,sman's top piece have probably
made good thing out # It AID We would ad
wise them to pr care two Or three more nrads "f
he rohber, and EXHIBIT them in different parts
of the State at the same time Il Sacramento
Inurnel
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

MAyLs THRouoa CAHADA.-Private letters
have beea received at Detroit from high auhor.
iiy at Washington, stating that arrangements
haze finally been completed for the transports.
Road. The arrangements arc to commence at
once. and Col Daniel Munger hasbeen appoin-
ted mail agent for the route. Col. N il we'll
known entespsising citizen Of Detr,it. 'rhe
arrangement, We believe, does not include the
western mail
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
DAILY LINE OF STAGES.

A daily line Of stages is running from
Davenport TO Cedar Rapids, in Linn Co. A
gentleman from the Rapids informs Us, that The
stages are constantly crowded and that The peo-
pie in that vicinity receive The bulk of their
Eastern msil matter By this r,ute, IN place q.
BY Dubuque, as was formerly tho case.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

Another RAiLRoAD.-A survey for con
Meeting road between She ffield, on the Rock Is
land railroad and savana on the Mississippi, has
recently been made, d the tent on is to
have the line located and work commenced
the earliest day possible The distance is 81
niles.-I Burlington paper
The Central Company had better be getting
! hair nm,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

A PoLirIcAL RELIGIOUS Organ. - The
Valley Wing, printed at Keokuk, is making it.
self ridicu! ous BY it's frequent and vindic,ive
assaults upon the Catholic Clergy. The ed.
tors bitterness Of prejudice and verulence Of
temper, seems to be measured by no limit Of
discretion, good sense, justice, truth or de-.
cency.
II Is evi'ent If be had the power, his intoier
ance would condemn every one os the to the
age end the block.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

lspiAsA RAILRoAps.-rh- Indianapolis
Sentinel says there are 1900 miles Of railroad n
actual operation in that State, 1892 miles in
process of Instruction, and 732 miles projected,
surveyed
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
LAND SALE.

On Saturday last, Auciioneer Cox, so,d a.
pnhlic auction the island, IN 'hr main channel
adjoining the city, and formerly owned by Hon
S eph-n Witcher Chss Gregoire was h.
purchaser. at eleven dollars an acra. 1t con-
lains forty eight acres.-lDu nque Tribune.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

TaE issTRucTIoSs TO Mr.. SocLE.-The
N. York Sun learns from private sources tina
Secretary Msrcy "has instructed Mr.. Soule, our
Minister al Madrid, TO make the demand for in
der,nity and apology in the NO., perem'ory
manner, and should the Spanish government
hesitate, or put off its reply, under pretence IF
waiting for Information from Havana, MIR. Soue
is to lose time in communicating the fact to
Washington, when our government IL proceed
ins,anler to ID ckad- every Cuban port"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

Tx1AL o. THE MAcHIsE.-The fire company
was ou. Saturday 10 give the new Engine inal
and thorough trial. The committee appointed
by the Council to test The capabilities Of the
machine, we understand, have condemned il, as
unable to perform VIVA, .he contract calls TO-.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

a. The last anniversary of the birth 81
Washington was observed at Constaniinople,
Displayed their Gags at the mast heads. and a
noon The United States friga,e Levast 6red a
salute. which vas answered BY ell the foreign
ships In port.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

ALTERED BiLLs,-Altered notes on the Far
mers Bank Of Chicago are in circulation, 20
executed that hev may readily deceive They
are tens altered from ones. The public may
protect themselves by remembering tina, the
Farmers Bank has no tors in circulation.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

~ At late trial. the defendant, who was
not familiar with The multitude If words which
the law employs to make 'rid ng charge. afte
listening a while t. the read ug of he u dot
ment, jumped IN aud said. "Them 'er. alleya-
lions Is false, and that ERE alligator knows
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
Majority for EAps. For STEWART

MAHAsXA COUNTY, report says, has given
Stewart (wblg) $50 majority tor super,nten.
dent.
VAN buren,, it is said gives small majority
tor Eads.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
every leading thought Of sailors LIE is found
.d in faith

He irav, home with filth in the s'ars-fai h
in his compassionate in his GU ,drant, an fam,
III hts cha in cable anchors and iil'er ropes, II
returns with fifth in the pilot faith in tn" light
house, and faith in his wife. HIS hole lie can
ss,s # belief ard if this belief ,meiines riffs
away from reason int, superstition, it should M,
be matter Of SUI prise
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

tbs O'D"EnnoI FuED The cor mittee
appointed by the friends Of Patrick O'Oonf hoe.
to solicit subscriptions to . fund in aid Of his
70 Donohoe's) widow and family. report ha-
wing obtained subscriptions to the amount of
$s73 so.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
Auprr OF A New York YourH.-Cornelius

ARTIST OF NEW YORK Y"UrH.-EorneIlus
Vanderbilt, Jr., a yonn man about twenty-tw"
wars old, son of the Commodore Of hat name,
a nilli,.naire of New York, was arrested BY
Capt,in Burch yerterday, ona charge OF %
taiunr from Mr. A Dexter. OF The National
Hotel, money 10 the amount of 800, undrr
f.lse pretenc- The accused was c"n,miitt d t"
the county Jail, to await mis- trial before the
criminal nour. now sitting. Washington
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

BLOCKADE OF THE RUSSIAN PACIFIC PoRrs
The British Government have notified the
U. 8. Government, tina, they shall immediately
on he commencement, Of hostliitics, blockade
all the Russian ports on the Pacific
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
attempted Capture Of an .4me,ican Pessei By
Chimes Pirates.
Ph,ladelphia, April 1

HP'IT =
The ship Friga'e Bird, arrived here from NJ.
niila, rrposts h,ving h~en fired inro bv Cn
nese pra,,cai juak IF Pal, Toly, and beng
chased far ( n h aurs, bu, escaped.
On the lst Of January. nff Java Head, ,pnk
ship Bay State from Shanghai TOR New York
l6th, ship Argonant. from S,aaghai Tor Lon
don; Feb b, spoke shin Charter Oak, tron
Calcutta for Boston; March Z, spoke whalel
Maria Theresa, from the Sandwich islands, gu,
ninety days.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

CHoLERA.-We learn by genticman up from
Ke"kuk, that The cho. ra is raging IN that city
there having b.-n some Is deal b. up TO Thurs
day evening. The papers from that city are ii.
lieut. in regard to it.-[Lee County Plain Deal
er.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

FAssx FEes The Home Journal says that
Nathaniel Wills, "who was the pioneer" f re.
Iig ,ous journal SIN, has three literary chldrrn-
ours.li, Richard S'orrs Willis, aud Fanny Fern
This settles the fact, so long d spnt"d, though
the spnnky Fanny does not seem very proud OF
the relationship.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

REvIvAL.-rh- revival Of religion in tn
Baptist Church still continues, and the interest
in the good cause increases daily The house
is crowded every night, aud penitents throng
tn. anxi us seat. Eigh' or fen new converts
were baptised yesterday L Mpscstine Journal.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
IOWA LAND BILL.

A friend writes Us from Washington on The
9Th inst, that the Iowa Land Bill will not be
reached for some six weeks.
The chances for the Bill are improving q
little There would be no reason for doubling
its passage, were il MT for the heavy outside
Dressure against the bill
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

II A portion Of the Chinese believe in q va.
riety Of bells for those who lead irreligous lvss
in tho present world. One of these hells, they,
say, is stuck full If knives another 10 4 gr-a,
iron boiler, 6lled with scalding water; in anoth
er liars tongues are pulled out, &C., &c. II
is no uncommon thing to hear them pray" May
not fall into the hell of swords" or into this
or that place Of torment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

SrrAsrR AmERicA-TLe Dreiroit Iysou"s
Of TUESDAY evening says all hopes Of saving
this fine vessel are given up. She 10 iast go
ing to pieces and her machinery will alone %
saved. -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

~ The Odd Fellows Of coving,on, Ken
lucky, are about cree ing nagn fict MT hall in
that city. II is designed 10 cost SIS, 900
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

AWrrx The c<r.sal Railroad Company
have sdug we'll 1t Nora that would have done
|hsnos u ~ sncients. It . twelve feet IN d I
|an,esrr. seventy fsrt deep, and nov contains
|kfty s.et Of pure wafer. The most Of he wsy
81 Z ise i he soIid rick. and cost 5000.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

" Calif,rna papers m nfion The death of
Mrs. Nancy A. Sanders, daughter Of Senator
Dodge, Of Wisconsin She d. d at Compton
vile county, California Frb. 5sh.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

i - The Washington Union s.ys that the
ssmsina Of the late John Howard Payne, TAU
thor Of q Home. sweet Home,'J are to b.
brou shtsto this country, placed in the Cougres.
aionai burial ground, and . suitable monumen
eree;eA 10 HE memory At the expense Of the
0oyarnmeut Ms B 8s9
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

u Two men ere arrested on the Nominee
yesterday, suppos, d |" have had some connec.
ton with the robbery Of the mail between War
rem and Calena
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

q The California papers notice The srriSal
Of Chinese to all The different per,s-Thei,
inaox y = theaghs viii Be several fola eses4er
this sesson Chan II has ever been before.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

a The persons in New Orleans charged
.sstA--es4ssss,. srssss, aud the murder Of the
Moclers. were discharged. The excitement in
the matter still runs high, according to the las:
newspapers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

Tar WEIxLY MuseAriHE JouREAL.-We
have received the 6rst copy Of the rri-Weekly
Muscatine Journal. Its appearance editoraly
and mechanically rejects credit upon its pro
pretors and conductors
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
t-ouxc,, Blurrs Anil 9TH. is,.

CoUEcIL BLUFFS, April 9Th, 1854
En-. GAZETTE: Fottawetamie county has
given Dr. Eads about 300 najor,'y.
Major Hepner the Dem. cand date for district
Judge is probably beaten. Ia haste,
D. TEST
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

" Gen Edwin Polk. uncle OF the late Pre-.
sident Polk, died At Charleston, . few days
ago, aged Sc years.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

CossEcrIcuT.-1he Election is over The
legislature will stand-Senate Whigs II, DEM
ocsats Houss-Whigs and FreesoiIess l37,
DemoratsN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

~ Capt. Glenn, formerly commander Of
The Minnesota, has purchased the U. 8. Mail
for the Upper Mississippi trade. The price
paid tor her was 4l6 900.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

CLovxRiNo Never spare seed when you
SOW clover. Foa- quarts arc not enough tdPthe
acre, put on not less than six, and be not fright
ened if you scatter a peck. The great superior
ity Of thickly sown clover fields over others for
feed and manure, 10 too manifest to need dem
oustratiou,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

~ The NY Ersnisg Post says large
- ~ mnaey has seen ssbscrbed IN State
btseet, Boston, fer silver service % % pr
!sented q GEN Houston 5or his defence Of the
N<w EnalaDd clergy in the u. s. 9enaae.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

Il new palace has been uncovered in the
ruins Of Ninev~h-a palace, it 10 said, whose
beauty excels any yet found in Assyria.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

z Col. David n. Armstrong has been
appointed postmaster at 81. LOUIS. He 10 one
Of the snii.Benton wing ct Missouri Dems-
Gratis,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

/" Jud .e On,glas nf Detr,it. on Thursday
last, decided the liquor law Of NJ chigin to be-
Unconstitutional, and the opponents Of the Law
fred one hundred guna on fhs a,a.-..-----
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19

DIvoscss.-The Sacramento. (cai). Jour
nal, inasmuch - divorces have become almost
as frequent there - marriages, has commenced
tho publication of them in the came column
with the marriages and deaths.