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Great Excitenentli

4 II sHrrbors HAT rrroErur. i
TINE largest and best stock Of Hats. G sps and
j Straw Goods ever brought int the State of
lows. Any one in nan sqf = nas4 Hat, Cap.
Umbrella, Carpe. Bfv.. Cane,. &c, will always
hnd complete stcrk al the New FORK Hat Es !.
porium, 81. Main strees.
Call and ieok ~ the new sommer stye of Hats,
which il beautiful. Do not forge. the place, Il
aHELD0N'S, "a. Main street.
mar2i
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Editon Of Gate City,
~ ENTS:-I wish TO say to your readers that
VI have just returned from market with great
variety OF Ladies' and Gentiemen's, Boys, Mi.s-
es', anc Chldren's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which viii sell Lower than the Lowest. Re-.
member, Quick Eaies and Small Profits. is nv
motto. GEO. CRiTTENDEN.
Corner 5th end u ain Streets.
P.S. I hope 10 one will believe the above
till they come and ace for themselves. g. G..
Keokuk, June7. dkwlm
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sKYkiQHr
ACUERREAN GALLERT

". DUELE,
~ NNSA. OsguSsreAa An u,
w. Would respectful.
n We IL announce to the
inhahitsnss Of Kso
kuk and Vicinity, 4hs he is prepared TO take
Iikspssses Of ~ who may give him call, IN the
mos, perfect manner. having . large &yligh',
the ealy light bv which blue eye can Be nade
70 look natural, and FAR superior 10 oil other
lights for DaEuerreotyping alss, having N sx-
perienee in the art Of over sevsn yssrs, he DAT.
isrs himself that he can SUIT the most fastidjeus
Pictures and Drawings copied LandseaPss and
pictures OF the sick or dee~aseA tskss st short
notice Pie,arss pet up ia sssry sysristy Of
style, regardless Of the weather, end ss,isfetion
in all cases guaranteed.
Jxae xc, 1855. df
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FLOUR! PL0CR! ;j-'

ne undsrrsiEned ~isiss 10 is6sra ne e,ii
i Gems Of Keokuk and sicin,fv th., =. -. ~ ~
see Pfime article Of rroux. made 81 nr,. r.ss
hesf. Every barrel warranted q - sstS.
iacton or the money refunded. Those sv,shtr.
me advantage Of the late decline il Y1eu, .sI,
do we'll 70 cali ut the CRY MIrsa.
>. Flour delivered in cry part of the city free al
charge. " . afftriN
h June /, 1855 d3n
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western Hotel,

(fonMEntY xE0kUK H"TEL,1
~ LOCATED on The Levss, bslow Main-st.
nost eosveniens TO the steamboat landing.
fles bssn taken By ths subscriber, late OF
Be ph0nin Hotsi, and has besn thoroughly 70.
'i5red Ard veil Furnished. The entire arrange
koe,ts are made with : view 10 the comfort Of
9 kisads snA eustonsss H hopes, thsrsfors,
etsiet aitsasion 70 business 10 have . share Of
lAIie patronage. The atteudaaes epesk the
nalish. csrman, and French language. Give
= eail. DANIEL ACNE.
1l.reh s. 1855. dkwtf
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DENTAL SURGERY.
D r. r. S. B A ANS

D +. K. S. B A + ER.
M OuLO respectfully snnospes 10 The e;.;.
" ssns Of Keskuk and vicinity that s. hs.
permanentlr located in Keokuk, where 81 er-
Hes1e 70 psrfssm oil the opesttioas pslA,eius to
ne feels confident in his ability 70 eive sstis.
pstI onage.
e. ofhes on Main between Third sna
Fourth Streets. ~.
Al operations warranted.i
keokuk, April @, 1888.
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A SPLENDID asscrtnent ~ rhndr.L.. g
"A Hats and Cops fer summer wear. sths issssv.
sSnmer style Just received and for sale ehesn s.
oHStbox'S Hxr 'Enpos.vA, "a, Nom =
Ladies, call aAd loo4 at iheus, ~
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BEN. F. DODSQN,

TT AS just received one Of the largest and bssl
IL selected stocks Of Cloth, Csssimeres and
yeeting, ever ksAught u the state Of Iowa
which he will make nr at the Shortest nstice and
in the Iafsststyls.
Also y g1cd assostment Of Gents Furnishine
Gsods, such - Shirts, Cellars, H u.dkerehisiS,
Crsyats. Hoss, &c.
Do moi tcrast ne plsee, Ne. 5, ID Street, b.
tween Main 4 AJohnson. ~'
BEN.E. popsoE.
May cS,lS5a. ~
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BIacktmilhing.

WlLLIAM GRAHAM. on Third, between
~ Johnson a"d Exchange Streets. ~ the
Brick shop. would inform the public that he il
prepared to do al kinds Of BLAcksMIraiFo in {
aeat. dursble. and cheap manner.
HORSE SHoEINc.
Bring on your lame horses and have them
shod right. From his long and constant prac-
sice in this branch OF the business he daiiet,
himself that he canno, be excellsd by any ons il
the country. He particularly solicits patronage
In this line.
He also offers his service, as Farrisr in all its
branches.
May 26, 1858. dAwIy
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A J. RALSTON 4 7 FRO. will promp'l, deliv.
g. er in sny part ct the city AL artcl&s ordered
from their New Grocery and Provisisn Stare.
u JeAnson earsef. oydsrp solicitsA. s..~ss,
1nSe =. 1o6E. ,fsA,ssof
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HORSE sUoEINc.


~ OLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Linens,
u ot- Richardson's make, warranted pure, lO{
Linen Sheetink. Pillow Case Linen. Bleaehed &
Brown Table Damssks. Napkins, Toweling,
Crash. Ac., fnr ssae cheap. r. D. FOSTER
April 20, 1855.
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FANCY CANDIES.

FANCY CANDIEG-
lust receivsd he largest and best assortment
d of Fancy Candies ever before offered in Kee-
kuk; also large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, &C.
At CREiGHTONk DINNERS.
Aprii 30, 1855 dif johnson Stree
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T. !. sWNINWJ. - -. HUNNIk.
McKennY Il Runner
III AVE this dsy associated thsmseIves together
IL for the Transaction Of the Drug businsss in
all ito branches. They expect to keep ON hand
a general and veil sslscsed sasortDsnt q Pure
Druas. Chem,ssls. Peffumery, nsjnts. Oils, ke
Also have ~ this arrangement become sole
pro rie'ors for the manufacture and sale Of H.
r. Giiimsre's celebrated Mamatuke Lininenl
and unrtvalled Vegetable Anti bilsisus Pills, for
the states OF Iowa, Illinois, Missouri Wisconsin
Minnesota, and territory Of Nebraska.
All orders in future wHl be addressed TO
McKENNY Z RUNNER.
Dec. o, 1854. dtf
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City Property for Sale.
VALUABLE LOTS. located an Main, Dlon-
deaa and Johnssn Streets, which will be solo
fsverabiy.
Apply to ". A. CAVE,
Firm Of Graham 4 Cavs, MsinSt.
June 8, 1855. = du
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DootS and SAocs
81 al styles, and IN an Quantity.
DELL + MATLEsS have just q
sscsivsd . large and splendid
isty Of Boots and Shoes, Of the :.
.st styles, and s.lec I'd with particular rr.ef.
sto this market. Their stock comprises ev-
ary thing desi,ahls for Ladies'. Misses, Centie-
men. Bows. and Children. which they will sell as
low for cash, - any dealer in the city.
They are aIso prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds Of Ladies' and Custom Work. in any
desired style. They employ none but the very
best workmen. and plenty Of them. and are pre-,
pared to GIL al orders with perfect satisfaction
and with entire punetuaiity.
RnPAlkIN0
done with neatness and Dispatch.
We invite all persons 20 give us call, At sha
Sign Of the MAMMOTH SHOE. opposite A. l..
Deming & Coz Banking House, Main 6'ree'
ODELL & MATLESS.
Keekuk, June s. ddwy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

to oil nations that although often amid
breakers, quicksands, md shoals. he cause
OF political aud religious liberty siili burns
brightly Ia our midst Tha, here they had
their birth aud here continue TO have ,hpif
home 1'hs. their cause Is the American
cause That their safety and pefpeiuHV
afc closely allied with the saic;Y aud per.
pcluity OF the American principles Of liher,
Is Wlhstsuding the assaults Of open enc,
mes, the snares OF secfe, foes, and guile of
pretended friends md rs oar fathers 10
- handed them ae an hetuape, 60 ssh. We
in Ike manner pure and undeii,ee- hand
them down 10 our pos,erity changing them
as q precious legaey to watch over. MAIN
tnin. and sustain them, ard diving hand
'hem down in their original purity unit.
time shall be TO f7ofe.
We have reason 10 be proud at the noble
stand taken hy our press aud candidate. in
the late contest Ihgy used 10 secret
cahohstc signs to convey thtr mesriur
Ihey proclaimed aloud their ptacjples
While the country possesses umanG her
citizens. men who will declare as noA.y q,
our rrces and candidate. did IN the hst
contest. their opposition to oil sech novel
ties, that in tli4 freq aud cn shteaei lauj
ihvr aro entirely oui of their latitude
then may we leel satisfied shoal such
political hercsies spring ~. they wttI die.
appear before the hight OF truth, and he
sent back hy the American Yenple 10 h.de
their heads in the holes from which they
spnue
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tho madam hcld tho charmed gun lie
ava on, .,s,Ll.d ia .In.inn INK, Lo
In. smi,,d ,s .,,ol. Il, i, 90, d,oa, .
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"n,i,t /" al. s.i,, ",u, ,oro oul ,.n.
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"Tbn. shal, tbou teach mn, Le cried ma,
dr,in.d tho cu,
Oae moment 10 Iowa. ,s,dcr edeu mn,
tho ,sble plunes Of III. warrior waved !,
Tia n,va,J march N.lnr .nd ,..,a,,
wa. HI. motto I'm, tho heart kept ,yh..,or
inn "yby c,,,b a,1 nm f.v,b
p,sr. .,,e,d ont bar ,bi,o ni,,os
and H.. .ounJ NJ ga, COS b..,d ma -.
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st"t' thethius anu inhl's flashed ron
the heh'Y hralds 81 hmber>hnlr' aud
coronal OF diamonds g'mmed her brow. rs
-he moved slowly down The room, her eyes
tell on lace tlgid, death Ike, aud It'll
lhete was no sign OF ieellng save Ia the
DARK eyes thHt burned with living scofn
aud despair. hen she paused and turn
ing to Tue do'ard by her SIDE, bafe mn
clasp again The Ioose"ed chain that lettered
her white atm 40 breath OF color DIS
'urbed the paircian paleness o' her lace
cold smile played on her chlsied lp-,
and as q conqaef"r on MS hall forgotten
captive slave she gafed moment on the
tltf . FfAndik from the
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NJ. Editor
! When .vo,v,b,n, around ,s L.o,s u..,
.tamn and iun,ess If ,,.,o,, ,,Lan -.
rtocy and s.c,., noI,,;.I sao;,,ia. 49," a..
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actions ure secretly w.,chcd and .ec,o,L
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destrov.d thu, c,n La o,.,.,ooi.,,oL IT,,
eopduct of ,hosa cid. -, ,oli,;..1 a,,d
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

JAN Brups Loosr Last saturday NOR
ming Aron Btigg and Berry I'LL escaped
from our jail. The former killed Buck
Clarke lss, fall ard the latter assaulted At
officer. It's supposed that they were aided
from the outside. $3.50. reward ia offered
for their pprehension, - Caddo Gazette an
INST.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

ABporr LAwRENcw.--At las, accounts
from Boston there had been an unfavorsble
change in the symptoms Of the disease with
which the Hon. Abbott Lawrence hs, been
confined TO hrs bed the pact few week
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

Iut RoHpra> C,uGur ~ The postmss,
ter at Madison. Orange county, Texas,
writes that James = W clifford aud stephen
Heard, mail carriers, were arrested q, that
place on the 2sth june. Tor rohbing the mail
between Madison and Burkvlc. There
were forty dollars found IN the hands OF
Wulutd. and identified as money mailed
r., Salem Tor \ G.. Swain n Co. aud
winch must have been taken out VI the
mail bags by Woh'ord snd Heard, by means
of a false key, between the post offices on
their downward trip. There was also found
at the house Of Heard, several newspapers
and masouc reviews. aud on the roadside.
marcel. of letters. way bills from different
Offices. etc " offord confessed his guilt,
and there IL Sufficient proof TO convict both
parties. and all due diligence will be used
to bsng them to justice. Il i, supposed
thu, they have accomPlees IN this and other
robhefiee, and eyertions Will be made 10
find them out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11
WARNING.

HEREBY iorewArn al person, FROM trad
l ing IN Any manner with any Of NY rse'ot ;
OF ary nsSroe. under NY control, Gulss. saiao
r,,ed BY written order by re. AIRY psoou
iai.rierin. IN tins manner vii BE lro."a'sl
TO the .1tsr, Of ,Ae Jaw
\ 2 BuRh-hS
i.aas-~ $50 2tf
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II VI. HARDIN

Gov Foote, the web known political
scrohai, whilom OF Mississippi, who in 1882
saved the uion on honed turkey and
champagne sappe' in the st Charles fhe'
u-e hst miachnd himself TO the Know
Nothing cause 10 California.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-08-11

l ahd o'hre I'D MAf~hai', iiHrf,'o" ai'''
ifNaS. never 10 remove again. any 7h"t'
mA "ett ".a' r'A"uo'td enefl' ""a industry go
aii size dnies "l my profession
VIII hereafter i"''e.14.ts ',.', ''e
prone aAd iedrfA. court" "' '''t; .'' 'f
b.>itsi s'Hii- "' h4't.-0' "14
10 sj--ia. cs,es where the tosaUI yustf t.
i4Ar this opporumsy TO give notice. that
tie preparation and uiai 81 canse- aud the
preparation OF opinions nl''" 4l'N'''"' arc
Eases ~ ~ .,,..,,',, ISL, IT,.
pF "hlo Wy ~. a.s-. i.,i,.,, M isr
ftl .ta..4. a.IsI.o. al aa-.i.,-. I'm t'.. county
,'o-. IS p mn
A,,,fa.,,b l-5s Is
-, ,>upps.
/ - : d, >''t'N'''''' '"'' 'a' q. ''N'
- n5..a....'. =, i.,....,.. No.. n. dine
a.. ~. $50
,,,,,-. ......t 49,. NJ. :. Matt,
W. .'',.'
I'm $50 f. M. .a...t,s,,'.naa4 Ill.,.
,...,s ~ b,,Iuos, vrb .he different depsrl.
.,.,.,. If Government. ar8 the collection Of
.rs.,.. AGAINST pcr,on. iu the vicinity IT Aus.
uu. EDWARD CLAhh
Apr, 1851
+ WILLIAMS. ta4rps a. I4u. " o..
!. -b.U fisrr..,n county. rcNn..
MI continue the practice % 81. pf fa.s ai
aod attend promptly o. at a1''ac,- en'rasint
l0 0's care. IN lhr1 E. - tan'.a. tH-N,
thcresse smith, WOOD 81 p~a"F .es
Bl- H..s ~ Estate ps+tica'-ry attended
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ls-neI la.y 20. 1855.
). {, HART, J +
Came 10 hand July asih 1888 AND forwarded
to the puhssh,r of The reta. Republican thc
df.t day OF August, $40, for publication
X NJ EAkp,
Constable Of Precinct No {
August II, ! $50, nj ~
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
CARTER HOUSE,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
GEORGE LAWS, rRorRIeToR.

THIS new and commodious House, situa-
ted at the mouth Of Canon Greek, and on the
direct ropte to Rig t,tr, and also TO Canon
City, is now open to the public, and will be
conducted under the supervision Of Mr..
George Laws.
THE Culinary DEPARTMENT
will be under the direct superintendence Of
Mrs Laws. and the FABLE will at all times
be provided with the choicest vands procura-
BILE in the market.
Clean beds and Comfortable Rooms
will always be furnished to the cary travel
Ter. and no pains will be spared 10y those con-
nected with the establishment, 10 render ii
every way wcrthy Of the public patronage
1t is the intention Of the Proprietor to make
the CARTER HOUSE everything that II
first class Hotel should be, and he nssdres the
pntc that it shall have no superior in this
section of the State.
June 9, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
Est RANCH ON Trinity RIVER
+ 0 r S A l. f,

WITH OR WITHOUT the Stock and
!" Crops. The Ranch is situated at the
nouIh of Reddng's Greek, on Trinity River.
'onalnIng some SO acres of the best kind Of
P,aiom land suitable for any kind Of vegeta
Fes with abundance Of the best Of water for
1rgaiing, with dams, bitches, &c. TO convey
et water all over it Also, large quantity
Y excellent land for small grain. all in a
tgh state of cultivation aud we'll fenced.
Hlh good House, Barn, Sheds. Corral. & c.
On the Ranch is splendid Min privilege,
% demand Tor lumber, wa'rr all they eur
iieOnd, and an endless supply of the best saw
- handy.
The whole will be sold for CASH ONLY.
FOR further particulars arply at the Ranch.
auls II J. erosion.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
HU NJ Is DIT
BATH ROOMS
lSHA VING SALOON,
MnIn street, weavertille.

THE proprietor has the pleasure to an
L nuunce to the Citisens OF NeaVervllle.
and the public generally that he has recently
made great alterations and extensive improve'
m.hts in the above establishment.
He has added 10 his Saloon several excel
lent
BATH ROOM MS,
which are fitted up in the mos, elegant man
ner. and furnished with an esleclal regard
for the comfort and enjoyment Of those who
may favor him with their patronage.
lie assures the public that every exertion
will he made on his part 10 merit ih9 support
heretofore so literally bcstowed upon him.
and no pains or expense will be spared t"
render his Saloons the most luxurious and
comfortable in Northern California.
ISAAC DIXON
Weaverville, June le. 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
SUMMONS.

UMMONS.
Mary Oakley Kopka,
rs. , SS.
Edward Kopka.
TN the District Court Of Trinity county,
1 Ninth Judicial ID strict of the State Of
California.
The people Of the State Of California TO
the af, resaid Edward Kopka:
WHERsAs, The abov--namet complainant,
Mary Oakley Kopka. hath filed in the office
of the undersigned Clerk Of the Court atore-
said, her complaint against you. the object
and general nature Of which is to obtain de-
cree oi the Court aforesaid, divOrcing her
from the bcrds Of matrimony heretofore con-
tracted with you, alleging 'or cause, wiliiul
deser,iun and neglect for the space Of TWO
years.
You are, therefore, required to appear and
answer said complaint, rs follows, TO witt
Within ten days, il served in the county Of
Trinity; within twenty DAYS il served oot Of
said County, but in raid Ninth Judicial Dis
trlct; in all other casts within forty days, In
either case exclusive m the day OF service
or the complainant will apply 10 the Court
aforesaid for the relief demanded.
(Witness,)
Wa. p. DArNoERFiELD,
Judge Of said Court.
with my private Seal annexed. there be-
ing no seal Of office ~ yet provided
Done at Office in Weayervilie, this 4th day
Of June, a. ID. 1855.
II. J. SEAaAH, Clerk.
On petition 10 the County Judge Of the
county Of Trinity, it was ordered TINT the
service herein be made by publishing the
summons three successive mouths ia tue
Trinity Timeo.'
II. J. SEAMAN,
Clerk Of District Court.
JoHr G. BuRcu,
Attorney for Complainant.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
.noers of Assembly.
..o--One member Of As.

ara--One member of Asuenbly.
/ara--Two members Of Assembly.
. cruz--One member Of Assembly.
aA-One member of Assembly.
ra--Two members of Assembly.
you--One member Of Assembly.
ho--One member Of Assembly
woma aud Mendocino--1wom members
assembly.
knislaus One member Of Assembly.
hter--One member of Assembly.
hnity--Oue member Of Assembly.
bare--One member of Assembly.
Ipolumne--four members Of Assembly.
1olO--One member OF Assembly.
fuba-Five members of Assembly.
DISTRICT JUDGES,
IN the following Districts;
Fourth Judicial District Composed Of the
'sihern portion Of the county and city Of
N Francisco, one District Judge. for the
Expired term Of the Hon. Delos Lake, re-
gned.
Thirteenth Judicial District-Composed
the counties Of Mariposa, Merced and Tn-
re, one District Judge.
fourteenth judicial Dstrict-Composed
The counties of Sierra, Nevada and Plu-
as. one District Judge.
Fifteenth Judicial District-Composed Of
. counties of Trinity and Humboldt, one
strict Judge.
The attention Of the Boards Of Superv.
z IS directed to the Cd Section of an Act
hiutes OF 1855, page 1909 passed April
!, 1855, entitled AN Act to amend an
q to regulate Elections passed March 90,
lj5
Gven under my hand and the great seal
the State OF California, at Sacramento,
- 24ih day Of July, A. d.. 1855.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
Attest: j. W. DENVER,
auls Secretary of State.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

n ELECTIUN will BE- held ON WEI
II NESDAY, September s. 1865, tDr he
following Officers for Trinity County:
First Supervisor District, comprising the
following Precincts: Chadbourne's. Ridge.
vile, Cbellia' I'm, Moneys, Grass Valley,
Lewis Pndge, Strader's. Indian Creek--l
So ,,crvsor.
Second supcrvis9s pi.trst, comprising thu
following Precincis ssIeassryile;. Weeds,
Butter's, Durou's' lk5dzas'Dam, Oregon
Gulch, Mouth of Canon Creeb-l Super
visor.
Third Supervisor District, comprising tho
following Precincts: Tyson's Ranch, Big
Fiat, Canon City, North Fork, Cox's Bar,
Canadian Bar, Burnt Ranch, Cedar Fiat
Supervisor.
Weayetyle Township-2 Justices Of the
Peace an Constables.
Canon Creek Township--2 Justices Of the
Peace and 2 ConstabIes.
North Fork Townshp-2 Justices Of the
Peace and Constabes.
Stuart's Townshp-2 Justices Of ths
Peace aud Cous,ables.
Trinity Townshp---2 Justices Of the Peace
and 2 Constables.
BY order OF the Poard Of Supervisors.
]. J. PIPER, Chairmar.
August 49, 1855
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
HOTELS, &c.
WEST ERN HOUSE.

AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRICK BLOCK. On corner Of D and Sec
ID ond streets, MAJ ysrille, is now open for
the accommodation of the travelling public,
where will be found al all hours OF day or
night, every convenience connected with a
first class hotel.
The house being entirely fie-proof, the
looms airy and comfortable, with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and dc mestc newspapers "f the day. twill
be the constant desire Of the Proprietor to
rerder the WESTERN HOUSE a comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and quiet
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board. s12 per week. with Lodging ) TO
Is per week; single Meals, IS cents; Lodging
IS cents; single front rooms. 81 10 9 per
day. RI. MURRAY.
d9t f,oprietor.