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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

No individual ia be :,ne allotted 20 me, could hive
compiled from the books Of the company The statements
hereto appended they are the work OF The ohcer and
clerks In s service have verified the important
parts Of them In this proves have had free 70
all requisite books papers and documents and the ready
and Cheerful cooperation OF every one NO attempt Al
concealmen the slightest indication OF Embarrassment
has been exhibited: order and system marked charae
terscs of the Treasury Department and the general
ryonrow are 80 kept in doutle entry and the headings
distributed 10 command confidence upon their face.
The false entries frauds and consequent Losses of the
pany whatever they may be- originated in and have been
confined. believe, to HaDoveT-st.
Ven respectfully, Sir. your OBJ NICHOLAS DEAN
SCHEDULE no.
o, I''ss Of s0et S' srs;
old soet
SoTTTbe sbove i The number II shave. reported BY
vsHeetoa and Hinm.9 whose Investigations have hen
S. She G .s fss1 s ss. s fs
SCHEDULE 10. ..
Whole sss s. s q as's'' s''a A,le aaa1 sSa"'
Purchased At auction.
Rot, Al :Gs6d ''O0'
Bonds paid for branch road. ,............." im@o
Bonds exchanged for old bonds..........'' TeSce
s Bond IsIn. mi ing e T Rcs s
BorS. pp,old a, .bov. 5000
Bond: sptTop.ed for the exchange old beads seoo
Bonds sppsbe sOatins debt lsee schedule No 81 H2coo
account through Robert Schuyler S5O
fer BY Mr. sohuy e9TD
The items above make gross in the hands Of
Mr. Schuyler of el27 0o but is proper TO say that he
has made various disbursements for the company which
is expected will greatly reduce it. The precise amount
Of reduction must await the rendering of his account
by the asgnees of his firm, which expected at early
day.
Satemeaf Mortgage BOn3' UEsod and their Pye'eat Petition
II. q. L. Schuyler security for osU
II. n. Bhohford. security for ltoo
Iuon Bank feourity ion 5000
Manhattan COMPANY security .......... l35 00e
J. Lee Co security l6l go
VIM G. Weinofe security for ........... 1909
VIM s. Wetmore secnnty for observation-disclosures. 5000
b. Hunt security for loan 5Ooo
Clsrt Jefup security for 2oo
~ Kelley eeuty for loan ................... 100000
OrocerF B,nk $4,000
In hands Of
tl1f<V1V
SCHEDULE so. 3.
Floating Dett and ds,eis dpplo1tk 10 Rs Payment
Floating debt Harlem Railroad Company S9j5,3 90
Astd,.
Bonds uDsold
Deduct, say Is y eent.................. lo5Boo
s6o5a0
Bill receivable. ltVVo
Cash On hand. zSpoO
-s6500 900 90
Deficiency OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

Receipts OF Produce. -. .AUGusr Is.
Fly North Rer Boa-55es bbs Flour IS pkzs Ashes l79 do
whisky 500 sides Lesiher IS s. bush Corn, IS ssI do Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

THE AMERICAN ExcHAsex BANK NEw.YoaK, Juno O. 1854
A N EXTRA DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT On
July next -
The Capital Stock win be increased FIFTY PER CENT
million dollars payable half fly dollars per 10
Der
The stock will be distributed the old stoehboldsrs 70
Of share Of old
to the STOCK Ledger the morlins of the 18th inst.
The rights TO rsoonsl shares Transferred
biped o obtain full shares
Any stoekhodsr mar any time after the yth inst pay ~
shares full and be entitled
cent per snnum on the molety 20 the 9Th November
The latter half Of the will
portion Of the semi annual dividend In Move nber
The Transfer Books will be closed from the h inst 20 the ID
July inclusive. c. A MEiGS Clsher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-16

ss;aii and WIS. deposition =. been m,ss q those bond. ri
OrFicE THE NEw-YoRx AND HARLEM !
RAILROAD Co., Aug. IL, 1854
Hon. GrLI4S Z. VERPLAScx, Chairman &C.
SIR In obedience to the requirements of resolution
passed by the Committee Of which you are Chairman ia
copy OF which hereto prefxed have made the exami
nation indicated and the result viii appear in the several
schedules hereto annexed.
Number shows the aggregate of shares Of old and
preferred stock surreptionsy and fsudulenty issued by
The late Secretary Of the Company believed to be
accurate all the data upon which to base the nvest
cation make IL. Nevertheless, il is possible though
Pc not probabe that spurious certificates SMILES
ofihe genuine ones, may have been procured filed up
and cold in the market certificates cut from the book
may bave been FLIED up for a larger number Of shares
or disspate these suggestions The resolution directs me
10 trace this issue Of both descriptions of stock
through the numerous transfers, and identify il in the
hanes OF the present holders. have attempted do
co. because there are in my opinion, nsuperable difficult
ties in the way; the utmost effort might be near approx
imstion to truth, but could reach IL come portion
Of il viii ever pmnn matter Of doubt, and the attempt
to do it would awaken III blood and produce bitter ga
ton Events yet to may make such investigation
proper, and even necessaryi bat in my judgment, it
The gentlemen who have preceded me in this examiua
ton Of sue Of stock Messrs. vanderhof and Hin
mani had done their work thoroughly and skully as
70 relieve from much sborous detail and the latter
gaye me his aid in the process Of veriicaiion.
Number two exhibits the bond account with the par
tcuars inquired Of as fully as time and circumstances
Number three, the floating debt, and assets sppI
cable TO its pay Inent.
Number four shows the "real estate Of the company
in this CITY, its cost including buildings thereon and the
outstanding membranes upon t. In additional col
umn Of this schedule have With the assistance OF 9th
era estimated its present value. IL gives large surplus
after pay me Mt of the mortgages.
Number FIVE ia the annual rental OF such parts of the
real estate as are not occupied by the company for Its
business.
10 not in my power TO show the receipts and ex-
Dses Of running aud keeping the road in repair for one
was made at the end of that period; the latest balance
shea is Of the 3ist OF March last annex copy Of it,
mari. numbersix.
Nam Der seven gives the engineers estimate in the az
prepas Just nov made up at my request of what fsrher
expendsA res VIII probably be required 10 complete the
rosd so thu tho construction account may be closed
The items forming this aggregate win be found at
length IA his report which s herewith handed to you
Number eight answers the iNerrogaiories in regard 10
he extension certificates" 81.
an tbs bonds on hand Of each ,Sscrpton have been
}, sminsa and cdrpted by me.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

The operations between The 2Jh aud Ioi
ase not knowHwith certainty, but there Is reason
i 10 believe thst several actions took place.
Part orOsnar Pacha's my remained II
Goh,s aud Barlow and the other will march L
the gas, OF the Black Sea
i All the roads heading 10 Bulgarian coast ara
crowded aiti infantry and artillery maxim
double marches to embark for the Crs'n OF
| ,hetranspnrt VIII CHI took outthe Reserves
Barr.a Hess entered Jassay Ost I'd, at tue
| had ola strong Austrian force.
Cholera is very severe IN the garr'" oil
.ebast,pol. II is stated that the city Is pso
! fls onil Tor three months and that the crews ol
the fleets are on ra,ions.
! The Rms sian ST, amer Tamas escaped out at
Sehastnpol on Tue 18Th, aud took Turkish trans
port, and convey ed lhr,n nia Oi 'sss
From Asa nothing of impor anc'
3Ir Aus ran 'vernmenl Is pfepar'ng note
for Ru~sa, the sense If which IL, that u The
caIinet of Russia refuses To give th- f"nf guar
arii,s demanded Austria wilt consider 1t
s,us bclli
The Kirg of Naples has forbidden his sub
pets To invest n the Russian loan.
The firm of Allen y Anderson, The Sargent
house, engaged in the grim trade, had failed
Lab lltes from s. 600 900 L" 81 t0o,f0o
James McHtnrv also suspended, but it was
thou hit his affairs would tie satisfactorily set
tied
LIVERPOOL Odessa reports are sad T. DE
received by a Greek house yesterday, to the
effect that General OsterSacker and Suders had
entered the Cri,nea ut The head of forty pat
tallons beside the garrison of Odessa 20,i0o
strong
MARsg,Lrrs Friday The Fury, from con-
s,antannple 9th has board Lrfd Burgess
with dispatches from ord Ra.lan for Fngiisii
At the battle of the Aims, three thousand
were taken. The st usgle was
fi-rce After the deea, on the Alma the rus
sans returned to their Qualifications without
making a halt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

dinand Keyn. He is native OF son"etsnaus.,
Germany. He was passenger IN compin.
MIN Cam Christensen. who had ship iyin!
At Brltimore. Young keyn had some years
experirnce ON The SEA, and was about TO COM
,erand mate IL Capt C's vessel. MT a. sta'e
that when he sank he sank to consiaesaoi'
dspth. and On coming up seized d'er ina
was floating by. He subsequently iei' 'n''
and seized chest, but this going down n'
Made successful effort to reach The pssa''
bo1>
On MS boxhe found Mr.. ireland. Cap'ai'
Luce, Young Ffepchman, whose name We a'o
not know, MhS w .lhinson, wife OF the steward
tswth her 2 children, AVID veral Others.
MIR Keyn has oata,aed strong hold on the
affections ofal he rs mt Cap. Luce speaks
in the hs hest ter rs of his aenieaanly hearin !
aud kind department. Mr.. Alien his feilov
sufferer has decided TO take him lot, his ear
ployment atthe Novelty Works a, Queue,
S65 was subscribed for him, and on the c'rs
other sums were generously contributed.
On the boat which launched and ieit
apparently under the charge oil the bntcheryete
some or 8 ladies' !, one Of whom, d'Stirt'y
recolisct. was Miss Smith She had succf oed
in getting into the boat with my asss'ancs ana
she supposed that she would he immefate'y
followed bv her father. When she saw pat mel
was not in the b at, she sted upon te.i"s
out at i,,and became almost frantic as thsoutch'
er cut the painter. There were some . OF -
persons, think, in the boat al the tim ms
was onr OF the largest buats the vessel, ass
~ as suspended over the port guard
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
NO. sal.
NOTICE

Of Establishment Of Surveyors Genera, and of Land 0Ness
for the Territories Of .NEW MEXICO, WyfSIffEl1-
TON. OREGON and MINNESOTA
I pursuance OF law, the President OF the United
States has directed thas for the present the fol ewing
shall be the sites Of the Offices for the snrvsyn aud
Land Dis riots created by passed c Bate ION
of Congress, viz:
The Office for The Surveyor General OF New Mexico
to be located at SANTA Fx; and that for the surveyor
Generat OF washing on Terri ory at OLYMPIA.
The Offices for The Register and Receiver hr WASH
ngton Territory Also at OLYMPIA; those for Oregon
Territory at OEEGoS Crrr; those for he W.nona Dis
r;ct, in Minnesota Teri tory. at WINoEA and those
Red Wing District, also in Minnesota Territory at
WlrG.
Gwen under my hand, al the city Of Washington,
this twen;y-.ourth day OF AueuJt, A. d. 1854.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of the Geacral Land CEce.
Dubuque, Sep 9th, 1854. CIV
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
New York, Oct. 10.

No signs If the Africa at T. NJ.
The first paying Teller OF the Ocean Bank
Of tins city, is d ficient in his funds TO The
amount of SIS, 900 1t has surplus of $40
GAO. Its capital 81 100000.
The deialcation arises out Of certified checks
to certain parties. 10 whose names are un
known The Teller certified those checks III
m Office in Wall street, and the parties snppli
I'd hn with funds To meet Them between ~
and IL O'Clock THIS operation has been going
IN Tor months. II is thought the Teller is a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
FOREIGN NEW S,
FALL OF SEB.4S STOP o L.
REIolCiNGs FOR vICToRY

When the news reached Consa,tinspie I
was ordered tina, the city should b. liuaina'et
| for ten successive DAYS Marsei.eswa' 'iluin-
mated hen the news was hrough.o ttat por1
On reaching Bouiogne the dispsto' vas con
| veyed at once to the Emperor. who's asrn aged
in reviewing the troops He Ratiiv Pernsed
the cypher, then turned To his generals aeo
said quietly. I" SsrIsiOpot est prie. ne an
nauncement was received with dlers ana was
briefly communicated Ia the amy lie said
- This news was probable 1 ha- now the
happiness TO announce IT to you nyseit, ana
at the moment speak have lite d'nb' tha'
the flags Of the allied ARMIES are pating on The
walls al Sevas'opoi
Al Liverpool aud other cities ne news was
welcomed hy the ringing OF tn church heli'
and bv the display of flags. a London, tue
Lord Mayor and the civil auf rites, shortly
before 10 O'Clock. on the evenhs o. saturday
Sept. 80, proceeded t. the loyal Exchange
aud pIncisimed the victory ofAima
Baaie Of A ma Despa'eaes the Engf'sh and
Fyeach Commanders
War DepartTnt, Oct. l, 1854.
The Duke of Newcastl-ias this day received
a tel-graph,c dispa oh FRI, Gen. Lord Raglan
nj which he following isl Translation
.Copv ola ,ele ,rapIls d spatch from Gen.
Lord r. CLAN 10 the DIE of Newcastle trans
mi,trd through BeIgrse, moi dated. but evi'
denly from the 2ist~pte"ber:
The allied arm,es est-rday attacked the
position Of The enc IN ,on the nights above the
polna, and carried latter a desperate battle
A bou, one hour and anais before .un sci. Nth
ans could surprise te bravery and excellent
lconduc, OF the ,ro p, The position was very
and de- ia ded by numerous artille.
ry of heavy ca,,bre, Our loss, regre, :" add
is very bonsidesabl. but no general officer has
been wounded. Tie main body nj the army of
the enemy was estimated at from 1000 to so,
200 infantry Afew prisoners. among whom
are 9 general offers, ana guns have bern
taken by the Eglish
iSigned) RAGLAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
stray Ox-a5 ascwara.

s@sp~-D STRAYED from Me,engo, Dgtusre Co ,
1LSsa on saturday tie 7th October, instant, fron
HStT the comm, rs. Il midi ;,g sized Red TX
xssi is long bodled.--sburt, sn,it Iess. The long
hair al The card Of lis ia all .fhas brass knob
the rgat hoin tell ait bed his neck by len her
strap. aud Is about cd.
Whoever VIII return said OK or give informant u
where lie he recovered shall. tie atave re-
ward. Inform tion l. with the subscriber, az
The Me<ensu Post tiiee.
RALPH MOLIART.
Wy Grt fatE w 81
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
New York. Oct. 10

The hull of tn steamer Franklin as she lies
on the beach has been sold at auction for
81 CPS. =
The A RIGA is now I2 days out and fully due
The Common Council last night adopted
res buttons engogstic of Capt, Luce and pro
posing testimonial and appropriated $500 for
The above purpose.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Sirayed or St0les,,

nm the night OF the s9-h sept., landsm. Bay '~o
Vsyeur Old FItf.E1- star in her forehead;
bf,ght, prominent eye, slight scraci or two ON siie OF
her head! br AXE 10 ride.
ANY inI!u ton thankfully received aud suitably re-
watded, if 20 . p. Snow, ST. Paul, 81 T., vi if
directed 10 L. n. Les,itt.
5. r. SNOW.
dialogue, Ger. 9th, 1854. daw3lt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

Gas Light and Coke Company.
NTOTIcE is hereby given, tHat ia conformity 10 the
IN Code cf iowa, Title X, Chapter 43 passed at the
session Of The General Assembly Of 1881 and appYo
we'd 5th February ISL entitled Corporations for
cuniary froft, p aad by virtue OF an Ordinance passed
by the Mayor and Common Council of Dubuque, Sep
TENDER 18Th 1858 entitled - An Ordinance TO provide
for Lighting the City of Dubuque with Gas, HEoDoRE
+. Hay, -iLAs MERCHANT, SAMUEL Ross, THOMAS H..
Hay, GEORGE w. SHAFRop, aud srEPHEN |. NOBLE
together with all other persons Who may here after
come nsmb rs OF the Corporation thus created have
become INCORPORATED into boiv corporate and pttir
under and ~ the al $ Tie Dubgne Gas Lgtt and
Coke C,7gaqy.-its principal place of doing business
hein, pilGq'te iowa. The general The bu
To l. transacted by said Corpcrati To ,naHu-
facjure dli sell .nfammabls Gas the city of lDu-
buqu. and to individuals residing in sail CITY and -
manufacture and sell Coke aud Coalfar. The amount
of capital anu stock authorized is hundred nd
fifty Thousand doldrs hut sail Corporation sia nor
within year from : ncorp atom have power 10
issue tian MY th.IsiHd dollars Of stock
CITY il has power issue Stock from time time as
the Board of Directors may Direct TO the If ts
can't Il aUtslHgz q. h., seventy Thousand dollars of
stock auh,uzed Ia he taken AT the cOnmencen.. nj II
the corporate existence Of said corporation, be paid
y; cent in hand, ID by the LIST cf New m
Der. 1884. Ii per cent by the ls of December 1876
Is per by fhr LIST Of January, 1-55 per cen;
blythe lst of February, 1885, and ID pr by the
! LIST of March, 1859 : he said Corp u alton 10 c.Hl
nlenre the Dist day of September 1854 and { , ter
inmate tie 2otiiday of epem er, l~7I The -tIfi
GERS Of the Corporations TO he Boara of SIX Drc,or.
all Of whom 20 be sJckhder (wirI pur er To incre e
the number 70 nine, President, :" no shall also lie
Director, and elected by tie Board Of ireCfurs AND Il
Secretary and Treasure r,1hr Treasurer b., also
transfer t1lerk The original ncofparaiurs above nqu-
ed to b. the Directors uaril the 2i Monaay in rebra
rv 1850 (with power to elccta SECRETARY ana Treasurer
FIR the time beng when election of Office far
the ensuing year shall be I'D, aud there's or on The
Monday IN February. each year, the Officer os said
CoTPoraio shall be iected. such election tn be IN
at the 10 e 81 The tonaany In Duhlruc. The stock
of said Cnrporation is divided into shares of iy dol
irrs each aud each share of stock is entitled 10 one
vote IN every election OF Occr the ekholders ~
ingihe right - Vote by proxy. The highest amount o.
Indebtedness or liability tn which said Corporatio,
shall aiaby time subject itself, exceed tu nrI
tie amount al It's capital Stock. Private property
the ris mHer OF the Corporation t. be npt fir, IN liza
billy for corporate dtb.s
| $. /. NOBLE, -ec'y
Of Glad Of Directors of g The DuhnaueG L. 4 10. -
1 Dt IL Dubuque, Sep'ernher .,2d 1851. da.v4 v
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Eis:rayea or Stolen,

~ THs.tE mon rs since from the subscriber,
ssN-S~ 'irhftfeam e,,iorsd NJ ARE, with white
~ star the forehead, blue EYES five years Old,
and midi iHg size eli for ih:s Nara my seen
tn ui lie >uh<c iber. Any who wiii
the sEid War. give ai"rni1tn of ier here
ahouls Will G hauist-mat' rewarded.
CONkuD FRIES ERTSHA ASER.
!, - 4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
IA Great Ci,aasec fo.. Dwc;liu.

yT7ii.i he Sid at private ,ry low RITES, III
wv following property. Twoi rg, H:ek Dwelling
and Lot 10 by 100 esf. situated 5iuT street baiw =
I'll and 18th streets D'ibuqpe, s.. The g houses
are ne and in com .dsie orier l:id will command a
rent OF $3.50 each.
Ass Mineral Lot No 3d. A. Sitr7t, at Eagle r,iai.
cont lining 20 9G-l0D acres Property this place j.
very valuable and this being lorat d on high ground
and Will receive tile benefit of the K, &C, ten
deIs many indictments tn purchasers, Ais twu
Lots Finley, PeiaD and Co.'S add lional OF which
Is now owned by Wan Ashley joaes, and w II lie ID Al
great bargain,
BTGEORGE ". GUaTQN, .Esr
Dubuque, May 25th 1854. DIFF
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAlLRoAp.-We learn
that the grading Of the road from here TO Scales,
Mound is nn,shed, and is ready .nr the
mon. A temporary track is being laid over the
! Mound, and We shall expee, ihe first train OF
cars IN week IRON next Monday.-Gal. Adv,
Oilfh ilf.f
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

| Yesterday morning, on awakening, wei
| known citizen said to his wife .sare not man and
VIE one - The reply was-'certsinly my dear
s1'hen, Responded he, AL have to say rs, thai
you came home precious drunk last night
! Cieve Her.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
NO. 522.
GENERAL NOTICE
ng Lands to market or csrtrin proposed

pf0p0St1
WHEREAS certain lands situated in the states
w hereinafter mentioned were wi hdrawn from sale
or entry Except Tor ept clams) BY of the
President OF The United states issued the representa-
tons and at the urgent solicitations Of members ii
both houses OF congress. in anticipation Of beng
made to aid in the construct Of props sed railroads
Congress not having made grants therefor, The President
has directed that all The lands here oore thus
until further orders, which subject entry the
date Of thdrawal Except those since entered b, pre-
emption) shall be restored to market precisely the
same terms and cond ons as though the same had na
been Withdrawn from sale.
Notice Is therefore hereby given: that and after
Monday the ninth day of October Eert, all the lands
'osieh acre subject to pirate entry prsros srtdrdra
(excep those since pre- emp si;naed in III follow ng
States Territory, and land Dstr and particularly des
cred in the notices of withdrawal enumerated below
VIII agaI be subject to private entry and location AMI
nihosc townships advertised for SAFE previous
the reservation Of which has also heen re-
proclaimed for sale hereafter, to. Wit:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Rooms to Rent.
EeiyiilclI Notice.
N0EIE
NOTICE.

Nm and aft the Is, DC uber next the respective
" Banking iouscs The unlers will b: closed
at 1 o'cl rex evory Afternoon, IN il f. riher nnce.
NJ. MOBLES,
W. !. RAKNEY Z 90.
F. ;. JESUp Il 90. IS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25

INDIANA FnEg BANKS The Indiana Banks
are still very far be'oao par Seventy five cents
on The dollar was about the 'tcaTrent rate" yes
| tsrday, with prospect of an "upward ten
dency '-IChic Press, Oct. 20.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Baltimore. Oct i9


yellow fever has app AIRED at Beauf,.rt-ive
de- aths have occurred.
Tn. deaths ut Charleston and Savannah are
six daily.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
New York Oct I

NEW OCS
Thee pinion of Mr.. O'Connor in the Schuy-
Ter over issue is published. 1t CONSIDERS the
company liable for the issues.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
MARRIED.,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In Cedar Rapids, Oct 18th. 1854 by the Rev. Mr.
N,nsun, MISS HARRIEr ). WxARE, to Mr. LOWELL
DANIELS. both OF that place.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
Cincinnati, Oct. IS

P B Manchester, private banker of this
city, stopped payment To-day. 1t is also re-
ported ,ha, the Kentucky Trust Company Bank
has suspended.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-25
GILLIAN c. j. cHAPL;NE.
Brokers & Land Agents

TIME undersigned wou respectfully inform the
citizens of Dubuque, and the public generally, that
they have opened Office in Dubuque, where they Will
give their exclusive attention To any business III their
llne will lend money Real Estate and personal Pro-
perry Securities. Also, do general agency business
suci buying, selling locating ana entering Lands
ing Taxes and aaking collections &C. &c, deal in
al kinds of Gold a-,d Silver G. in, sc.
Office north side 4th Sraef. basement under the City
Hotel Dubuque Iowa GILLIAN & CHAPLINE.
June LIST 1854