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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
Baltimore, July 10.

Baltimore, July 10.
The mail as late as due, came to hand this
morning, from New Orleans
For the week ending IN the Cd, there were
329 deaths in New Orleans, (being a large in.
crease) of which lU0 aoere from sun stroke!
Washington, July H.
Several appointments Of Post Master fol the
interior If New York, were sent in to the Sen
ate tn day. A number Of changes are also
intended.
The resignation of Mr.. Clingman OF N c.,
before the Colt investigation has been conclu.
ded. Mr.. Colt arrived in Washington this
morning
Senate Mr. Seward of New York, presented
a memorial from the industrial Convention in
favor of he passage of the Homestead bin.
Senator P,earce offered a jn:nt resolution for
the distribution of the works of Thomas Jeffer.
son, now in publication by order of Congress.
Washington, July ID
HousE-Mr Cummings, of New York intro.
duced a bill authorizing the Postmaster General
TO enrer INTO contract for the transportation OF
mails between this country and various ports in
Europe, MIR. Mace, of Ind, from the select
committee on mail s1samfhn 81 various lines,
but recommending no action thereon.
The House tn n went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar. The Colt case
frs: in order.
New York, July IA.
Mr. Pauline, one of the clerks IN Belmont
Houre, confessed being guilty IN the recen,
robbery in that institution. He is now under
arrest.
The Senate has confirmed Henry Wood as
Consul at Beymonte.
The Free Democrats of Vermont have
nominated + p Walter for Governor.
Norfolk, July Ia.
Capt barron, of the sloop Record of New
Bedford, has died OF Cholera in Southampton
Roads.
Waukegan, July Ia.
Two men named Mcguire and Dougherty
Tightening yesterday during the rain, causing
instant death to Mcguire and Doughe:ty The
boy escaped without much injury. They were
standing under tree at the time the accident
occurred.
Washington. July IA.
There is trouble in the Smithsonian Institute
in consequence Of some disagreement between
Prof Henry and MIR Jewett. The librarian,
Mr. Jewett has been removed, and MIR Henry
reigns supreme.
In the Senate, the resolutions introduced
Yesterday to meet at II A M, adopted bill from
the House allowing the expenses for Post Office
expenses in Cuba, and Washington and Oregon
Territories was amended and passed.
The bill granting land in aid of Railroad in
Missouri and from New Orleans to Mobile has
passed the House. 1t was however laid aside
WI ilout action and the House took Hp the
calendar.
IsD,ANAPoLIs. July Ia.
The independent State and Nebraska Con-
ven,on mas assembled and the attendance is
very large. Judge Smith, an old Democrat is
President.
Resolutions were adopted by :ecclamation.-
They approve the Nebraska act and the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise.
Baltimore, July IA.
Havana letters received at Charleston says
that the only topic Of news was the terrible de
vastalion by the yellow fever. The weather
was very b d and unhealthy.
The slave ship Grey Eagle had been given
up to mixed commissioner, to whom she be-
longs by right of capture.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

II ,ou do. aut, eren one dough-face into Of
flee We shall actually point al him the flng'r
OF scorn Dubuque Tribune
Good Heavens what a terrible consumation
tina, would be and as he may vote Ior' or
originate, this or that neiar'ons measure, we
shall tell you to your tee'h, ye, v''er. u, io~a'
that YOU have nobody but yourselves to blame,
for the shame and humiliation he may cast up
on you.
Bravo now ne noters ofIowa, you understand
what you are to expect, unless you h'l'' quar-
ter and salt down those dough faces But while
you are about it voters of Iowa, let us suggest
t. you; that you take the dough heads first.
Make an example of these and you will have
no time before the August election to trouble
dough. faces.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
WHICH Is THE WIG JOURNAL OF
DUBtIOUE

II is becoming an interesting question, which
o the two wing j,arn,ls Of Dubuque, rejects
the true sen.i.nen If the whig party aud Is
m ,st entitled TO the sups rt nf the party, The
/" Tribune or. Observer
We are inclined t. besinw the palm upon the
C,sserver fs,th journals occupy the same
prs't,nn upon the slavery question and wh'i'
the Tribune appeals to foreigners with tears in
lis eyes, TO vote the Wig ticket, the Observer
With true waig co,siatencs, daIoa"ces the
f,rri IN ilflarncs wiiont stint or measure.
L; wauid be well FIR our adopted ciii3 rs, IT,
wa.ch the progress Of these two 'urnas.
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IMPORTANT DISPATCH.

A ,elg,ath,c d. pac Oh was received from
Wsshin. tau This Lr'rning, hiring large
portion n; the govsrn:aen lanGs in this land
district /, be rrsesv ron sale These Ian Is
lie ina iisIihwesl direction. We shall note
ths nariicl, ars on M,,ndaE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

TIE STEAMBOAT ERIE.-yohn Green, the
diver, brought into port, yesterday morning, the
steam chest and cylinder of the old steamer
Erie. We were informed, by one of his men,
that she had got to be SO rotten that she parted
in the middle, while they we're trying 10 raise
her. Her bow lies in ten fathoms water Green
brought up from the wreck several handsfull OF
gold and silver. 1t is said another attempt will
be made, in few days, to raise her.-Bnfalo
Democracy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
TMLEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
TOR EI'GN +e
L4Z ne VS.. kNES
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.


New York, July l5.
LIVERPOOL Wheat nominal at /
sd | Is for red lis Sd a 1ls'6d FOR white
Corn in limited request at irregular prices, 35a
81 for yellow -:55s cd Sos for old
Consols unchanged, closing at "a. Money
ehsv.
Prov'sions-Pork and beef quiet. Lard un.
changed, Bacon dull.
War adVices startling importance from seat
war
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

~ The ~ Y T,ita.e says tia. the peop'
Of ,,.- oil The rurll- districts Of New York ure
...edita:iag the election OF Henry Ward j, ech.
81 AZ their next representative IN ngress,
although he does not reside near them and they
hive II personal acquaintance with him The
= r,oune sivis ) them 10 "Go IL, taiiiks he
would accept, md wishes that half duzen of
our attest, sn5 r aides. clerg,men, no matter
u, y na, IsnoI.,nation, could be sent TO Con-
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The S.nat--, un the lO,h, alter spending some
time IN considering nunDer OF bulls o. local
iu,.f.st, t.ok up the Homestead bill. An
au,u.in,ent proposed bs MIR Iiayt"n, ID SUD-
saac giving II a,.y aecnanic, or other cisrzen
o,-,sr TIM, d states u full age end accustomed
i. a.,y hu.ln. IS, rude 81 calling. other'than the
ens,,ya,,oi, vi la d, The sum Of Sl6D, in lieu u
l,;aar.s ii nnd, wis debated II great length
a,,.I al he coss the bill! was postponed.
~ liz. u. resolution was passed incress-
;nu he ssl,,i III ,tncers, clerks, messengers,
s,j u,s-r .uapi.y-s IL. the Legislative Depart
,.s.,, III IN. government. % per cent.
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Eastport, July 10

Passport, July To
large fire occurred at O'Clock yesterday
morning, consuming Fowler's plaster mills, a
store, 6 dwelling houses, and 2 vessels. The
loss is estimated at 800 900 only about 10000
OF which is supposed 10 be covered by insurance
The Etna Company, of Hartford, loses $1,000
house contai ed 50o Kegs OF gunpowder was
saved with great difficulty.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
A CARD.

since the Propretor's recent Laboratory engagements,
is able fill his orders for LyoN's kATH3
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for invgoratng and beauty ing the hair
is sold by every druggist throughout North and South
America Europe and the isles Of the No article
of any kind ever obtained extensive sale in all parts
Of the world.
Let those
Who ne er used befOre
And those who always used
Now the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles.s
D. 8. BARrRs, Proprietor. I6l Broadway NJ
R.r For sale by DIR +. MASON, and w. P. ALLEN ?
Druggists Dubuque Iowa. daw I'm
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Fourth OF Ju1y!!
EXCURSION!!!

And numerous other entertainments suggested
that day. and there has been received BY Express
ten days from New York, a beautiful assortment of
Dress Goods in part consisting of Pink, Blue Green
Maroon, Black and Queens Grey, Barcses, Jaconett,
Swiss and Piads, Muslns, Lawns, Cinghams, Barege
Delaines, Paasols, Bonnet., Shaws, Hosiery, Prints,
Linens and Domestic goods generally, which will be
sold the usual low prices twill be the strongesten
ducement present to trade at the Empire Cheap
Store Corner Of Main and Second Streets Dubuque Iowa
One Price.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

cRops IN lnwA--We are informed by W.
Bassow., Esq, Land Agent Of our c;ty, who IL
better ed probably than any u,her man
,nrough this and adjacent counties and " no has
resided here now II years, that the GRIPS OF
Iowa If all kinds have never lo,ked ss,w. !! as
they a., this season. --D4v Gaz
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

MINERAL PnlST RAILROAD SroPPED.-We
learn from good authority, that the work on
the Mineral Point Railroad, intersec ing the
Illinois Central at arrpn, has been stopped
II hrs been u 4 'rsiond that the Schuylers were
building the Rad, and to their difficulties may
6e attributed is suspension.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

Holoaoay's PAis-Among all the idle indictments Of
the day, the names of wHscshA the common ear to
nausea, would not include rHollowe y ~Plts, eele-
brated both here and i'm, Europe ;fof their wonderful
curative properties. Asound discrimination has taught
that their reputation is not ephemeral, bet solid
substantial one, based upon long and useful existence
among the intelligent, the refined and the discerning.
and in every spot their virtues are alluded To- with
grateful enthusiasm, that well ndorses their capacity
and virtues. They not merely designed for spe-
cial but depuratyes and cure, by renov
ing the system elements Of disease thus operating
in an extraordinary in most all disorders to
which human nature is suhect-.NsD York True No
,iorel Democrat
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JAS. H. RUSSELL.
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DISPEPT1CS.- DR. J. 5. Houshton's
Pepsn, the Digestive Fluid Gastric Juice. pre-
afed from Rennet, the Fourth Stomach Of the Ok
after directions of Baron Lebig, the great Physiologc
al Chemist, by 8. Houghton. NJ. D. Philadelphia Pa
This truly wonderful remedy tor Dys-
psla, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, curing Nature Method by Natures
own Agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
scientific evidence ots value, furnished by agents gra
tbs. See notice among Medical Advertisements.
A. GILLESPIE, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

Amour AS NEAR RIGHT as THE GAZETTE
EvkK aErs Til. last Davenport 6 -zetse says:
:. The city drsdse BOAT If Duouq,e, which
cost th- G., yeinnrns abou, $23,0IJ, was re-
C .n,ly Destroyed ny are Thc Tribune r,jaices
.theretup n, hoping ,ha' something will nov be
d me 4 the improvement. of the harb"r.'
The city Dredge al never cost The govern
meat Dollar aud nsv,r c.st any one 10 exceed
i.a.i sLs a,a.ua, above named Why is il not
j4-s as easy 10 s.ve Corr, CT, ~ eriane,ua nfor-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

VusHT"gtUH, July To
The Senate yesterday, in executive session,
ratified the Extradition Treaty with Bavaria
The committee on Foreign Relations have re.
ported the Fishery and Reciprocity Treaty an
without amendment
Com R S Pinckney, U S Navy. died on Sun.
day. at Charleston
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
LAND RESERVED FROM SALE.

We noticed in our Saturdays issue, that an
order had been received from the General Land
Office Department, to reserve from sale certain
lands North West of this city. The lands so
reserved are as follows.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

MORTALITY ~ CHlcAeo.-The feport'ef the
CITY S, x,on of Chicago for the month Of June,
shows that il,. re- had been 1888 deaths in that
time, lac OF .h.!n by cholera.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

v Tie farmers of Wisconsin have CON-
menced cutting r',eir wheat. The crop will
be large one. The recent storm has done it
no damaye The weather is now most Gvora-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

AsorHER FAIrvr.--Richsrd Sckell, OF
Wall street, New Work, has suspended pay
ment. tie WIS large negotlator of loans and
disc, .unts Tor the Schaylers and his name ap-
peais their endnrser Tor so, 900.
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washington lulv 10

Concord July IL.
The House passed the liquor bill 155 to JOG
the Senate will reject it.
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pOtsnmvmn.

Thousands of Parents who Vermifuge composed of
Castor Oil, Caomel. &C., that while they
appear benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundations for series Of Diseases such ssv alton,
loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement Of
Hobensacks Medicines, to which ask the attention of
all directly interested in their well their chill
dren health In Liver complaints, all disorders
rising from those of bilious type should make of the
only genuine medicine, Hohensack' Is Liver Pills.
Rss Be not deeeired" but ask for HobensscRs Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the sig
nature of the PROPRIETOR j. N H0BENSACK. else
are genuine. June 20 1853. dIy'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

v A" Native has left America because II
was discovered by foreigner.
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Waterloo, Iowa, July 6, 1854.

Mr.. EDITOR Certain men, protesting to
be Democrats have, understand, asserted that
they would not support Mr.. Hall of Cascade
one Of the Democratic nominees for the mex
General Assembly, if he did not vote for Judge
Clark in 1852. How Mr. Hall did vote attha
time do not pretend to know, but suppose he
did not vote for Judge Clark, let us examine for
a few moments the position of those men who
oppose Mr. Hall on that ground, and in so doing
bring TO our aid and assistance few facts
sident or Chairman of Democratic Conven
ton, held in the city OF Dubuque, about two
years previous to that time and 1t is notorious
that he not only 'sboIted" the nominations then
and there made, but actually voted for The wing
Candidates. This fact never has been and
never can be denied. Now according to the
same reasoning, if Mr.. Hall did refuse, TO vote
for Judge Clark, he was not only excusable but
Unsuitable, in 50 doing, because Judge Clark was
himself boter" and | may add in compi-
ment to the distinguished gentleman the CHIEF
of i" Boilers" ooh it was my bull that gored
uour or was il Oh! no that's quite differ.
ent matter p"
Now Mr.. Editor, although myself an ardent
supporter Of Judge Clark in that unfortunate
canvass, still think the Democrats of Cascade
were in a measure excusable, and believe that.
the course which they took at that election was
not sufficiently reprehensble to cause them to
he excluded from the pale of the Democracy,
because in the first place as stated abnve, Judge
Clark was himself bolter,' and then ne had
voted in Congress for that most odious OF all
the schemes of Modern Whiggery, Benefits
Land Bill" and had also as they believed de.
tea,ed their cherished Rail Road project the
Rams Horn, by offering an amendment to the
Iowa Land bill, taking the road to the mouth OF
the " Big Sioux" These things however OF
fensive as they were, would not have caused
the ..unterrifed democracy of that township to
have flinched or swerved from their fealty to
partv had the nomination of Judge Clark been
regular or in accordance with party usages-
But il was not, and being distas'eful they repu'
d,,ad # called convention themselves, and
nominated Dr., Fl Holt who almost unan
mouslv supported, thus acting more commend
able ard praiseworlhy than some others had
done, inasmuch as when they determined not to
.u.por, Judge Clark, they also determ: ned not
to cast their votes for his Wing opponent
Alta SAN.
Vhitenater, Dubuque Co JULY 9Th 1854.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Julv Ia. Admiral from st. raul.
minnesota Belle from st. Louis.
Black Hawk from Galena.
Admiral tor St Louis.
Minnesota Belle for st Paul.
&c Black Hawk for ST. Peters River.
July Is, Gray Cloud from 81 rau'.
Gray Cloud for st. Louis.
July rs, Editor from St. Louis.
Galena from GaIena
Editor for ST Paul.
Galena for I"
July 16, Hamburg from St. Louis.
N,minee from 81 Paul
Audibun from s.. Louis.
Hamburg Tor st. Paul.
Nominee for Gaena.
q Andibun for ST. Louis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

r. Bingham the actor, shot ut Aspmwall'
.,;,, living on the LIST instant
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
Whitewater, Dubuque Co July ah 1854.

FIFTEEN PERSONS Losr ON LAKE SUPERIOR
A correspondent writing to the Cleveland LEAD
.r states that the boat which said to con
tain seven pcrs0 n, which was sunk short time
since on Lake Superior, it has been ascertaned
.,;,ed fifteen persons. The Ind ans who
broush, the information have been arrested on
sos,,c,on Of having robbed ,he bodies and some
e tho rnnks Among the articles found was
,,dvs slipper, Fl I'm whichit is inferred there
we're females on board.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

WV. . Nr-atrr E>a:
,,s,a sss is,r vrss canpln n'arv as''isi n
reusat.-, 5Hoaf pap.I 2 ~ To-" "isa.' u Tue
= a,s+,S si-l v,c+d.hs ana, al Dan.-tn O'''"a4
!. - 4nr ~ re than Jusuce. y" ''o, look
,,,,,.. ~ ss..inct,nn ~us,ns o. sue" h'''er-
So su.scr. Fat VA, not ~snhoid !. from
s.,errne very Eind invitation from
q IL ait ind : Ni.y siizens S"cn - u y,
Z, xI,<l1 s. s>rrun.sa e sooa % have time to
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, July IL.
Flour 1915 to. $7,37.
Wheat, bushel ST. 60a1,70
rive Z" 1l6
Oats {" SOC. and So g
Corn sc +" Csc
Provisions.
Pork, clear $I8 90
&c mess II 90
{. Prime 10 25 10 90
Beef, $50 and $12 for prime mess $l4al4,50
for repacked Chicago, 81, and 1926 for city
prime.
CHICAGO MARKET.
July IL, 1854
WHEAT.-Spring wheat ranges from SO, s5 to
1000. Prime from $1,l5 10 $l,05 per
bushel.
CoRN.-From IS to so cents.
OArs.-From 81 to 32c.
BaRLEY.From so to
Ryx-From 60 to Gle.
PoaK.-Mees pork from $500 to $13.
H,pEs.-Market firm and demand good
GREEN 4aa5c-dry sailed 1lal22c.
GxEEs sailed 5}a63c.
TALLow.-l2al23c.
LARp.-S3a9c.
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Dir i:it,Yrtlu Glplpas.
BY WM. H. MERRITT.
ipe,pN.rafw Sale 'inkei.

wrnSRs, % Mag, JrL. 10. ,ss4
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s 10000

From the Journal Of Com" cree.
The developments noted furnished a good
text for severe rebuke of few OF the banks
which have been so eager to lend upon stocks
in preference to lending to their regular mer-
camille customers. But inasmuch as their
moral is obvious. and the danger is now that
our banks will lose all confidence in such secu-
rites, and go to the other extreme, we forbear
further commen s.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

n Express.
The Parker Vein fraud was $1,000, 900 nom
inallv, but the stock was selling al so low
price that the cash realized from $7,00O,0O0 of
stock, deprecated to so low a market value,
was not cnmparableIin amount to this
The largest defalcaion befor this we believe
to have been the over issue of stock by tina
President Of the Schuylkll Bank of Phiadel-
phia, on the bank of Kentuky, for about $780,
Onu
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-19

\ DOUGLAS. is by no mems light IL hey
"hly estimate AID appreria'e his services to
ne country. Such mans fame Is part OF
h. nations heritage and 1t will survive, while
pr ,san editors In tnr contrary no. WI h>,aud 'rg
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The mail as late as due, came to hand this
morning, from New Orleans
For the week ending On the I'd, there were
l529 deaths in New Orleans, (being a large in.
crease) of which lU0 uoere from sun stroke!
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Extract from James Harris Esq 5 Letter Aexandris
Va.-Ater speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says AIRS H. has been suffering with the liver com.
plant and with inability, constantly compainins fom
weakness, through her whole system She now ENJOYS
better health than TO. lniry years. being entirely res,or
ed by the use Of Hampton's Vegetable Tincturen
Dlseased SIDE Breast, Eyes.-Extmct from
Letter from j. G ines, ESQ.,, Loulon county Va.-"My
wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness
pain in the breast, side and back palpitaton the
the nervous SYSTEM loss Of appetite;
complexion saiow the sight OF one eye almost gone the
other We weak | am pleased To saw, HampfoM,s
Iincfu,e has restored her perfect heath Her eyes
a good now they were.
tV7 Cal and get phamphets
Sold by j. H. SEAY, & CO., Lyhchburg; Sewers.
Sootsville A ]. BROWN, Charlottesvi lie, and by all
Druggists throughput the State luar 2i-dscIy
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Severe Case of Rheumatism


rttTTsFILLk, AibemInIe Co, VA, 7
Ma CHI 4th, 1853
Messrs Mortimer g. Mop6rdys- GentleInen--Hayinp
been Inflicted with Rheumatism for some time in tia
wort FORMS and being able to obtain relief from
other medicines was induced to IT, "Hampton's Veg
etable Tncture' few bottles Of which, am happ, to
say have made perfect
AT the time | commenced using the Tincture I was
scnrcely able to walk. | am now and have been for
weeks, entirely free from all pain
Yours most truly n. E. MAY.