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

Saturday at 5 a In.
Arrive at Dubuque by pm;
Proposals for extending, via Quasqus ton
to independence are invited. (See No
$780, Also, for expedited schedule.
from Dubuque to independence, ant
for three additional trips Proposals I,
extend tri-weekly TO Cedar Falls "
also be considered
1862 From Dubuque, by Durango, Pin Oak
Melville, and Cutie nburg, to Garna-
vilo, 40 miles and back, twice week
Leave Dubuque Monday and Thursday
at Yam
Arrive at Garnavillo next days by 10 m
Leave Gasnavillo Tuesday and Friday a
III;
Arrive at Dubuque next days By z p IN
Proposals tor trl-weeky service are in
vt:ed.
1868 From Dubuque, by the Catholic Church
at Garry Owen, Canton, Cobb, Upton
Rock Creek and Moscow, to Musca-
tine, IS miles and back, once week tt
Upton, t.sice a week the residue.
Leave Dubuque Thursday at 6 M;
Arrive at Muscatine the next Saturday
by pm;
Leave Muscatine Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Dubuque the next "Wednesday
by . pm;
Leave Upton Wednesday at l IN;
Arrive at Muscatihe by 8 pm;
Leave Musca,ne Thursday at 6 ~;
Arrive at Upton by IN.
Proposals for tri weekly service en- whole
route are invited.
93o4 From Dubuque, by Chanaingsyllle,
New Vine, Oakland, Viola, Tivpli,
Colony; Newstead, Elkader, Highland
liyiia, West Union, Douglas, and Old
Mission, to For, Atkinson, los miles
and back once week.
Leave Dubuque "Wednesday at 1 m;
Arrive at Fort Atkinson the mex, Friday
by p IN;
Leave Fort Atkinson Saturday at a IN;
Arrive at Dubuque the next Monday by
SPIN;
Proposals for twice a week, and also tri-
weekly service to West Union, will be
considered
9365 From Dubuque, by Buncombe, Otter
Creek, Farmers Creek, and Fulton,
10 Maquoketa, "a miles and back, once
aweek
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Leave Dubuque Saturday at 6 I'm
Arrive at Maquoketa by 6 p M
Leave Maquoketa Friday at Gam
Arrive at Dubuque by 6 m.
Proposals for sem-weekiy and tri-week.
ly service will be considered.
1886 From Delhi, by Collins Grove, Quas-
qnelon, and Pine, TO independence, SO
miles and back, three times a week,
Leave Delhi Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 6 m;
Arrive at Independence BY D m:
Leave Independence Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Delhi by m
1857 From Delhi, by Delaware Centre, Mount
Hope, Forestvlle, Strawberry point
Mill Grove, Wesfield, and Taylors-
VILE, to West Union, 60 miles aud
back, once a week..
Leave Delhi Monday at 8 IN
Arrive at West Union next day by 6 p
Leave West Union Wednesday a. s a
Arrive at Delhi next day bv 6 M
1858 From Delhi, by Coesburg, to Gar
navillo, SO miles, once week
Leave Delhi Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at Garnavllo by pm;
Leave Garnavillo Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Delhi by 7 p M.
Proposals to embrace Lit;lepolt, Orrin,
Glenn, Lodomillo, and Eads Grove,
are invited
1850 From Delhi, by Hartwck aud Erin, to
Quasqueton, 2o miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Delhi Tuesday at 8 IN;
Arrive at Quasketon by pm,
Lea, Quas9eelon "Wednesday al 8 III
Arrive at Delhi Ply 4 p IN.
1870 From Colony byi Poultney, Yankee
Settlement, and Lodnillo, to Straw
berry Point, "a miles and back once a
week.
Leave Colony Saturday at IN,
Arrive at Strawberry Point by III,
Leave Strawberry Point Friday at a m
Arrive at Colony by m.
9371 From Garnavillo, by Farmersburg aud
McGresors Landing, 10 Prairie du
Chicn. Wis, 20 miles and back, twice
week,
Leave Garnavillo Tuesday and Friday
at pm,
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next DAYS by
7am,
Leave Prairie du Chen Monday and
Thursday AT 6 p m,
Arrive at Garnavllo next DAYS by IL m
1872 From Garnavilo, by Farmersburr and
Monana, to Hardin, 90 miles and back
once week.
Leave Garnayillo Saturday nj 6 n M
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING
TE,HHYS "a saXS

DROPOSALs. Cor carrying the mails OF the
Unilsd States, ON the LIST day of July,
1904, 10 the 3oh day OF June, 1858, inclusive,
IN the State of IOWA, will be received at the
Contract Office OF the Post Office Department,
IN the city of Washington, nntil "a. IN Of 10Th
April, 1854, 10 be decided by the 30th April,
iS54) on the routes and in the times herein
specified.
1900 From Keokuk, by Carmargo, String Pra-
RE, Crotan, Warren, Pennington,
Bonararte, Bentonsport, Vernon, keo-
sauqua, Pittsburg, Lebanon, Oak
Point, Troy. Strngtown, and Taylor,
TO Bloomfield, rs miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Keokuk daily, except Sunday, at
sam;
Arrive at keosanqua by 2 nj, and at
Bloomfield by 10 p IN.
Leave Bloomfield daily, except Sunday,
at | a IN;
Arrive al keosauqua by 81 m;
Leave keosauqua daily, except Sunday,
at 10 am;
Arrive at keokuk by M
Proposals for til weekly service TO Ke-
osaoqna are invited, and also for six
rnes-a-week service between Win
chester aud keosauqua, in case No.
S30l should be made six times week.
1901 From KeokuS, by Summitylle, Charles
ton, Primrose, Utica, Winchester.
Birmingham, Libartyvlle, Cotton
Grove, Ashland, Agency City, and
Dahionega, 10 Oskaloosa, ITO miles 81
back, three times week.
Leave keokuk, Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday, at IN;
Arrive at Birmingham by m, ard al
Oskaioosa next day by by ~ m.
Leave O.kaoosa Tuesday, Thursday atid
Saturday a. m;
Arrive al Birmingham next day BY 69
q IN.
Leave Birmingham Wednesday, Friday,
and Sunday at an;
Arrive at keokuk by 5 pm m.
Proposals for six-times-a-week service
are invited, and also proposals to run
from Birmingham TO Fairfield, Haughs
Point, Brookvlle, &c. to Oskaloosa,
six times week, also for commenc-
ing the route at Summitville.
1902 Fromkeokuk by Summitsille, Montrose,
Fort Madison, and Augusta, to Bur-
lington, AZ miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Keokuk daily, excep, Sunday, at
sam;
Arrive at Burlington, by l m.
Leave Burlington daily, except Sunday,
at IN;
Arrive at Keokuk by l2in.
Proposals to extend this service to Mus
calne will be considered.
500 From Montrose, by Ambrosia and String
Prairie, to st. Francisville, Mo, l2k
miles and back, once week.
.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.


SENA1E.-MoHNIKG SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL.
Senate met persuant to ADJOURNMENT
Prayer by tbs Rev. DR.. EDGAR.
The minutes OF yesterday were read.
Dir. RoGERs, chairman of the committee on new
counties and county lines, reported on a bill here
toore referred to that committee. Also Mr.. Jones,
of the committee on the judiciary, reported on a
bill which has been heretofore referred to said COM
mttee. Theirs recommendations were adopt
cd. Mr.. Nixon of the Committee on Claims,
ported Oh bill for the relief of Edwin Gibbon, re-
commencing amendment and its passage. The
amendment proposed by the committee adopt
ed, and the bill passed -
Mr.. FARoUnARsoN moved q reconsideration with
view to offer an amendment to the bill, and sup
ported his motion i appropriate speech. Mr..
Hayron (being enc of the committee on Claims) ex-
planned, and said that IL the intention OF the
committee that The locality district receiving the
money should refund it. Sc Mr. Cooke made some
explanatory remarks in relation to the peculiar con
dtion Of the school bonds in Overton county, and
the vote was reconsidered
Mr.. FARQJHARsoN proposed to amend by direct
ing that the Branch Bank of Tennessee refund the
amount to 0ibbon out of the money belonging to
the Township or District where the land lay &c.
| and on motion the bill was recommtted.
Mr.. BELL introduced bill to prohibit the marri-
age of double cousins; read first time passed, and
| referred to the committee on the Lunatic Asylum
Mr.. Polk introduced bill to establish system
! of Common Schools IN this State. Which was
read, passed first time and referred to the Com
mittee on Education and Common Schools, and sc
copies ordered to be printed.
Mr. DUNLAP, of Henry, moved to take up the
message from the House, appointing William Cad-
well an additional Commissioner to negotiate witt
the Legislature of Kentucky for small slip of Ter
ritory on the Mississippi &C. The resolution wa
taken up and adopted.
Mr.. JONES called for the special order of the day
it being to go into Committee of the Whole 70
the consideration of the bill to reorganze the Judi
ciary of this State, which agreed to. Tn
committee sit until noon, when they rose and b,
their Chairman, reported progress, and asked leav
10 stagan.
The Senate then motion adjourned until 2
| o'clock, ?. NJ.
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RUMORED TREATY WITH MEXICO.
The New York Herald SAYS:

or the immense quantity of highly important in
formation with which our columns are Overlooking
to-day that which WILL undoubtedly. attract the
greatest attention, is the announcement that Mr.
Gadsden, our Minister to Mexico has negotiated a
treaty with that government which is now in the
hands of the President and by which we are to re-
celve another large slice of the domain of that re-
public on condition that we eifectuay check the
depredations of the Indians on the Mexican from
tier. There are also provisions by which, on the
payment of fifty millions Of dollars, we are TO be-
come possessed Of the pennsuar of Lower Califor
MA, Of Sonora, and of as much other Mexican ter
ritory will place directly in our hands practical
route for a railroad. e. Colonel Cooks wagon
route, which commences at Albuquerque and runs
directly through the heart Of the Mesila Valley
That the whole of the territory named will sooner
or later become annexed TO the United States no
one is more fully aware than Santa Anna himself
He can neither protect its inhabitants nor fully sub
iect them to his will and in addition he is greatly
in want OF funds Hence his anxiety to dispose Of
it. In confirmation Of this view Of the case we
notice that in the late Mexican news published else
where giving the recent DEGREES and manifestos Of
his Serene Highness, the declaration of indepen-
dence OF Lower California by the flibustero P es-
ident VIM. Walker, &c, it is stated that a special
commission of three has been appointed to confer
with our Ministers and arrange the existing Difficult
ties between the two governments on honorable
terms
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others mentioned in the act and therefore the pro-
viso to the 18th section was inserted So'eiy with
reference to the Memphis and Charleston .Compa-
nv" 1t will be remembered that the East Tennes-
see and Georgia Company occupies the route OF the
old Hiwassee road, except that the present compa-
nv has the privilege of extending It's road INTO
Georgia 1t was in the Hiwassee Railroad Com
pany that the State became siockhoder to the ex-
tent of S650,00O. The Memphis and Charleston
Company occupy the route of the old Memphis and
La Grange Ralroa Company. At the same time
that the State became stakeholder in the Hlwas-
see Company, it also became stakeholder IN the
Memphis and La Grange Company. Bonds were
issued to each company. To the Memphis and La
Grange Company were issued $4,000 of 81 per
cent. bonds The distance from Memphis to La
Grange is forty-nne miles, and for that distance the
| State had already issued the $4,000 OF bonds,
which, addedto the SS000per mile, would make
the sum of Sll 600 per mile of aid furnished by the
State to construct road from Memphis to La
/ Grange. And in view of this, the Banner asserts
the 'fact outside the act ITSELF that the proviso to
the 18th section twas inserted solely with reference
to the Memphis and Charleston Company" because
among other things, the State had issued 'ands tc
the East Tennessee Company under its contrac
with the old Hiwassee road Company If such {
reason controlled the Legislature with reference t.
the East Tennessee Company, would IT not have
had the same influence upon the other Company
Or does the Banner wish to be understood as urg
ing that one principle should have governed tn
Legislature in acting in behalf of one company, AM
different principle when acting for the other2
The more we have investigated the subject the
more fully are we convinced both by the matter Il
the act and by the 'tfacts outside of the act tina
Gov Johnson, who was charged by the Banner
during the late canvass, with being too rigid an
too safe man to be trusted by the friends OF inter
nal improvements, has but executed the law accord
ing to its letter and intent. And in this connection
we will also say, that we do not charge Governo
CAMPBELL with having improperly issued bonds
the Memphis and Charleston Company. Such con
clusior, however is clearly deducble from the al
guments of the Banner. 1t would, perhaps, be a
easy for friend of Gov. CAMPBELL to prove til
Banner in error in an argument capable OF sue
deductions, as we have foundit to show the as
saut by the same paper upon Gov JOHNSON to b
founded entirely, not only in ''facts outside Of th
act" but in statements outside of the facts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12

A word of cheer TO the Afflicted The greatest
remedy discovered for the of all diseases of the
chest and lungs tits believed that person who viii
give DIR, Williams Pumonic Blsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Napha fair trial. but will receive immediate relief
and great benefit and acknowledge its sovereign virtues
no matter how desperate the may behough the suf
frrug patient be hopeless and hanging on the con-
fines ofeternity this sovereign balm Will give relief and
though may be too late to oure will certainly as
suage his suferngs protract his existence and finally
sooth his passage to chat bourne from whence no traveller
returns"
For full descriptions ofits merits virtues &C. see Pam
phlets, to be had of the Agents Asosee advertisement in
another column
For sale at all the principal Druggists in this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12

Colombia, April /, 1853.
DE-, J. P DRooNGooLE, Shelbyville; My Dear Sir-Not
long since, saw it stated in the 'Maury Inteigeneer
that Sick Headache frequently produced by fe-
male disorder and that your Female Bers would entirely
the Headache, BY first curing the eaie complaint.
Immediately procured bottle, just to try it, aur, to my
utter establishment completely relieved my wife of the
Sick Headache with which she has been suffering for the
last two years.
You may safely assert that your Female Bers will cure
the Sick Headache, which inclined to believe is
principally caused by arrangement OF the female sys
TEN.
am under many obligations TO you; and my wife
presses herself by saying that your btters @ power
particularly recommend them. Yours Truly ED. B.
For sale in Nashville by the Proprietor al the Patent Med
icne Store, College street, and by Druggists Generally.
ian II,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12
SENATE-Ev ENIYG SESSION.

The Senate met persuant to adjournment and
on motion went into Committee of the Whole for
the further consideration of the bill to organize the
judiciary.
In Committee it was moved by Mr.. ROBERTSON
TO fill the blank for the salaries of the circuit Judges
with $500 which motion failed. 1t was then
moved to fill it with $4,000 which also failed 1t
was than moved to ill the blank with $500, which
also failed. Then Mr.. Jones moved to fill it with
$1,000 which was agreed TO. The bill was also
amended en- motion of Mr.. Farquharson, so as to
make each county an Attorney General District
After some further action the committee rose
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12
STEWART & WEAKLEY.
WHOLESALE d. RETAIL GROCERS


NO. s BROADWAY,
HAYE On HAND aud offer for sale-20O bbls Flour
i various brands;
100 barrels Whisky; 25 dozen Painted Buckets;
% Domestic Brandy; l Willow Clothes Basket;
20 Giu; 10 coils Manila Rope;
S II Wine; 60 reels Packing Yarn:
% holongahels and 10 drz4n Guarded Glass
Rye Whisky; Lanterns;
10 barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumblers
20 Is pipes French Brandy; 25 do Pint Quart Flask;
4 pipe Caiawba do &c eases Theoretically seal
= pipe Old Cog do ed Peaches:
= pipe Old Spanish do; 10 whole. half and gaartsr
so barrels Mollsses; boxes KaisiBs:
~ Is barrels Syrup 50 drums Smyrna Figs
10 barrels Lard Oil; 10 boxes Pie Fruits;
do Linseed OIL 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
do Turpeuthe; % boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; 50 Jars assorted Preserves;
do W X Butter; 90 do Tomato Catsup;
10 & do do do; 10 i & or boxes Serdiness
10 bos No ] 9 MackArel = cases Table Salt;
10 IS bbls No 90; o barrels Pilot Bread
% kits MOL & 9 DO; 90 bxs Tobacco. VS. brands;
barrels Salmon; 30 bEs Tallow Candles;
drum Cod Fish; 80 bxsSoap;
400 boxes w Cheese; 10000 Regala Cigars;
80 boxes Eng Dairy de; - dozen Corn BrOoms;
80 bags Buckwheat Flour; l box Clothes Pms
10 doz Zinc WashboardS; 2G0 realms Wrapping Paper;
% doz Willow Market p bags Spun Cotton;
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Twire;
bag Candle Wick.
Together with Butter. Water. Soda. Sugar, Pie Nc and
Boston Crackers; Crushed Powdered and Loaf sugar; Pep
per- Spice, Ginger indigo, Madden Starch Alum Copper
Mustard Tea, Coffee, Sugar Golden Syrup iTied Ap
pies and Peaches HOminy Beans, Peas, Bacon Lard.
Dried Beet Sweet and Irish Potatoes Together with
rous other articles usually kept Boat Store and Family
Grocery TO which would cali the attention Of Farmers
Steamboat Men, and the public generally, we de-
termined to sell for small profits fer cash. rjanI2
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COLLIER'S SHAKESPEARE.
v. T. BERRY & co. have Just received
the WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE.

THE WORKS OF SHAkESPEARE
Reprinted from the ne'gly discovered copy cfs Folio
ofI632, IN the Possessio, Of J. Pdyne Collier,
continuing nearly
TWENTY THOUSAND MANUSCRIPT CORRECTIONS.
With history the Ssgeto the time, an Introduction
to each Play, a life Of the Poet, SC
BY J. PAYNE COLLIER. F. s.
To which are added Glossaral and oIher Notes the
Readings oforrsr editions. portrait after that by Martin
Droeshout Vgnee Title steel and fac sime oftbe
Old Folio with the MANUSCRIPTS Corrections val I'm
perial SvO. Cloth.
'Aogoher the correct and therefore the most vau-
able edition extanL"-A5aEy EcBress.
This edition of Shakespeare will ultimately supsrcede
all others IL certaiay be deemed essential acqui
sitiOn by every lover Of the great dramatiSt "a. J. C
nsercjqi A3Csgfi.r.
This edition sooner later. must drive all others from
the market."-X T. Ecs1isg Post.
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THE REMAINS OF HON. BRooKINs CAMPBELL.

IHe hhoXvlIe NtdteSDloR, OF Saturday last, says:
-, The remains of Mr. Campbell passed through
tins city on Wednesday last, escorted by Hons.
Sam A smith and r. NJ Bugg, of Tenn, Hon. c.
Il, Curtis, OF Pa, Hon. w. Il w Dent of Ga. Mr..
A; j. GIossbrenner Serg't. at Arms and Col A. Rus
sell, u. ". Stewart and NJ. NJ. White of Wash
ington city, who were assigned the melancholy duty
OF accompanying the deceased to his late residence
IN Washington county, Tenn. On arriving at this
city, Col. J. c. Ramsey joined the escort in place
OF Hon 5 A. Smith, who, in consequence of i'll
health, was unable to proceed farther"
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A WARMING.

Delay not; harboT not in your mind that sentence OF
fools philosophy, that disease will get well of ITSELF
that you il with certain medicines for few dollars.
Beware how you tsmper with your general welfare
Ye wild and vicious youths why will We persist in dosing
with the FILTHY nauseltiag compounds daily prcered there
by imparin appetite and digestion and destroying
you mentally well physically when you be cured
with few doses of pleasant medicines9
Ye rakes of every age and condition. why will re suffer
and repne and drag miserable existence untitled for
the enjoyment and even oydaary pursuits of life? You
who thus ANNOYED and wish be restored health and
vgor by treatment at pleasant and eIectual should
consult Dr. MORRIS His in cre, diseases has
been greater than that of any other physician of his day
Many who have been for years afflicted with disease
sequences resulting from have been restored to
health and vigor under his really scientific treatment
Should personal interview be Objectionable state your
disease in writting-enclose five dolars-address Dr. W.
apackage of medicines securely put up viii be sent pr
vately and with Dispatch full directions Herewith and
questions asked
Persons living at distance, and afflicted with Ssres
Oh Ulcers, Tsr CIacerS Piles Fistala in 44sO Grars
Structures Glest any disease whatever Of aggrava
ted or malignant charter be cured home by consult
ing DR. MORRIS, by letter, post paid enclosing fe..
Medicines pleasant and safe, be sent per mail to
part of the United States.
Particular attention given 10 the treatment of female
plants. Ladies who nay be afflicted with irregularities
Flour ABas or WhHeS, ProAIpsuS Uteri Falling Of
The HomJ, would do well to lay aside all false decacy
and promptly consult the DR.. Cures WARRANTKD
Office Mutual Protection Insurance Office Cedar st.
near Post Office. ROOM No. a. up stairs InOv6. IT,
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DIR. Morse,s Inyigorating Cordial.

The only and safe Remedy yet for Gene
raj Debility, Physical Prosraton rritabity, the va
rious train of Nervous Affections it will Depres
sion Excitement, Dislike of Society ncapabity for Study
Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility, &c. &C. See
advertisement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12

~ At the Yerandah Hotel, kept By Mrs. Ell
HoNDsoS and her son-inaw Mr. BAcHUs there is gentle
man from Scott County Ky who for tree months suffer
ed greatly from chronic disease the stomach and bowels
which could not be removed by the dppy0ge practice
respected and continued it for the DcctorS sake.
He had paid his Doctors BILL without any calculation of
making another, thinking it ofno USE and
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened pass that way, and advised him different
Of treatment which has this recommendation, that
in fire areeks tins it has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he out of this spell of sick
strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Because they the principal remedy used in the treat
Of his case; and to their gcy he prime paly in
debted for his recovery. Should such be publish
ed' If some persons opposed to their publication
anybody tell Us the reason why2
The gentleman above referred to is ELIAS SroSE broth
er of JoHN STONE, the clerk at the YEasND,H.
Nashville, Oct 19-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-12

Never give it Up.-If you have tried all other rene.
dies and have been relieved DO NOT GIVE IT Up but
cure Immediately bottle of DIR. c. WILLIAMS PUIMoNIc
BAIsAN OF WILD CHERRY WooD NAPrHl and vou
will certainly be cured Tar IT, and ycu Will be rejoced
the result 1t has been kno fall See adyer-
tisement in another column an1-ln