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The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-04
Charles H. Balm,
Z. P. DAVIS,
Cnnsnlith.


TJavina survived the fire the subscriber has again
t9blshei hiynselfo On SPRING STREET in the rear
of the United States Hotel where he Will prosecute his
business for the present in the Gunsmi,h line
Rifles and shot Guns kent constantly on hand Tor sale
Pistols Fowler. shot Lea1, Balls, Caps, Naddlng
Flasks Powder Horns. sc. sc.
Guns an Pistols repaired aud put in order al the short
est notice. Having superior Lathe he can mauufac
ture any part of machinery which may be desired.
New Rides made 10 order o24-t
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-04
0bt y(ebaoa yournal,

By Telegraph to tie Necada Journal.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-04
For Sale
VALUABLE. TAWN LO

VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
4 BOUT One Hundred Valuable Town Lots, rear
"A Lost Hill, for sale cheap, for cash
For further particulars, enquire of
n P. BROWN,
: lS17-tf Journal Office
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-04
ROBERT HOMFRAY,

ROBERT HOMFRAY,
Civil Engineer and Survey
Office opposite the Court House
IL work entrusted my viii be property atten-
\ ded to. Nv surveys rantcd to be good testl-
monv in sany Court within this state" All persons
are cautioned against believing garbed quotations
from the statutes inserted in the advertisement of
Vous officials
Best European and American references given. jylo
County Surveyors Giice'
COURT HOUSE, NEVADA.
JoHN f. GAvRrr &c. f. DEBTKEN-
County Surveyor. Deputy
4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned against employing
N other surveyors than such as may be deputlzed
from this Office
Extract from Laws of California
CHAP 90, SEC. 3. No survey or re survey hereafter
made by any person except County Surveyor his
deputy shall be cpcsideredlegal evidence in any
within this state JOHN L. GAMBLE.
Nevada June goth, 1857
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-09-04

~ reen Corn in Cans. just received and for sale by
" T. ELL4RD BEAM SEQ, 81 Broad Stree
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YOUNG AMERICA

Nevada, April Sd. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24

NEws FROM TsnpLnTErRC.--The schooner Che
psis Capt lockwood, nine day from Mnautan, arrived
yesterday She brought eleven passengers, Que Of whom
Informs that Col Summers and party from this city, hsd
arrived At the lsihmus with sawmils and pile driver aud
were scvey engaged in driving piles laying The foam.
daons Of the bridges when the pile driver was pu, N
operation created quite excitement snoae the natives
they never having anything Of the kind rhs great
err portion 81 the timber FOR the bridges y already cut and
on the road ready for The road having paid all pre-
yious elas, out Of debt and the friends Of the enter
prise may look for an early completion of the road The
contractors have the sympathy Of the aiding men OF the
sthrnus and can command any Of native labor
a. may be required Al 81 cents per day All the natives
exhibit moes friendly disposition and willingness 10 do
ever thing IN their power for the sdvarcemcn, or the
worb.--lysx pfjHNs DsLu, ypiy IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24

Tm ivrNoSN AVID Fosu.s CHRISTIAN Usov AVID Me. 70.
vrfo-we have received from Mr.. a. Rovlo, poor blsd
msn and time employed for ave years by the Ame
rican and Foreign CHRISTIAN Union Society missionary
solicitation to publisb Lengthy statement Of his grew.
snces and complaints against the association We give
sondersuos Of his communication. Mr.. Rovillo says
diva employed for rome Eve years By the American
and Foreign Christian Union Society First my salary
o. week; Afterwards, 81 then $500, and finally $500
yeu-tus showing a. least, that my service scceps
bic. For the last te~ years my sight dlmni'h.d cousde
rsoly, and tae middle Of 1854 entirely blind Toe
society then dismissed received The certificate for
my services which we're dec sred having been useful
hope helpless Mr. Rovillo then applied 70 be sent 70
Piedmont, Rally ss missionary, al seaary oit.envnve
cents day Inc members Of the Society with tn' escep
ton Of Dr. Baird, refused The Tint onurcn
with the Society bot Mr. Rovo denies ever naving re-
ceved any benefit thererom, thf memoers REFUSING 10
hspd him the money. Further, NJ. koymo CON.
plains that the Society has Published against him the FOL
owing caution which has seriously affected both his repu-
C.rnoS we would caution our Philadelphia readers
against ssy,s'ng bind Italian, WHO BY nans Who nss
frsuduery procured the endorsement OF sever pvomi.
neut and IL collecting funos from the benevolent
pomnay W Aid him 70 return 10 his land. He Ia entirely
un worthy Of confidence end AID PM 1epaa Arn>rican
Mr. Royillo has letien of ommeud ston from Dr.
Baird many influential clersymen and citzaps attest
Ine his upr and the benevolent object Which he
has 10 VIEW and AXIS Of ire Society .ndl saon oe hs
character and return Of Vie sl57 lodged for his benea
by congregation Of Dr. Co.'s church in Brooklyn Mr.
Rovilo ~ys he will leave for Europe arsi
monih and requests Of the members Of the Society,
ihsy have an, hlns sge sgsass bis repsaoa 70 DO
90 Al least four days before be esves order 10 give bin
Opportunity Of defending lie rep0sbon which he sAys
ts etes er.sfpy sssslss.
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and HeDd n.m back nfx Cove; that no used him
hand entirely entered him al the Custom house Of
tho crew and paid hospital money for him, rne negro
says he has wife. fabev and mother and children In
africa and wants 10 return From some Unexplained
CAME be IL in mcmeDtary fear OF being murdered, and
even dstrass the ccored interpreter because he talks
with the white He besrs the front of hs fore
head and down his The brand Of the Kroomap, and
has also els teeth fed These he points at continually
uuering the words "Ensiish slave; African
ne Epglxh Hroomsn;" me aniug that he is an English
subject and secure from being carried OF into slavery
He goes bare footed and al the slightest alarm endcavors
10 strip on his clothes He Keeps bis body creased, an
when stripped II pretty difficult matter catch
him. lie will remain with the interpreter at No SO Third
street, New York, until he ie shipped for Africa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24

HMJ. Ravemeyer Is talked OF bot very hale ~ yet In
connec ion with the piace although his incidental
mentioned sod some few Of the lobby at work fer
him.
Never has there anme since the organization OF be
board when al parties 10 The lobby have been faliy
OF the State, all OF whom by every their 20 yer,
are constantly fartherns and setting forth the claims and
qualifications OF their various Candidates and urging their
upon the members Of the Commission every %.
portunty which presents Itself.
Mr.. Cbolwel, up 70 the present time, has positively
refused to give preference-so far naming him
cerned-o any person, although OF
OF favorng the selection OF other than sound
rican national democrat 10 III the vacancy he says
cares not who Vs. 30 long a. he s satisfied OF bis compe
tency, and his party American shall be sssDea with tho
selection.
TEE DEPUTY SUPER 'NrKNpRNr's OFFICE.
Mr. Carpenter, with Mr. Embree 6rs Clerk TO the Board
Of Commiss and Mr. White Of the clerks in mis-
Office coseed up to six O'Clock last evening at No
IS Franklin street, at work the returns from the va
In the department Tor the purpose OF arranging pay
rolls correctly, and establishing system. IL 10 the pur
Of the Board TO pay off the entire force rs Of
the coming week the pay rolls be got ready by that
time.
FBR POLkCK TELEGRAPH.
With the aid OF Meesrs. Croy Chaplin eIegr apb ope
rsors At me Chiefs Office under the old Board Coas
Robinson, the Superintendent Of the Police telegraph has
70 far succt eded tn removing the teegra ph appa
from the Chiefs Office 10 the quarters or the Deputy
superintendent In Franklin street. and making the
communication with most Of the houses the city
evening 1t expected that by 10 night everything viii
be 30 far perfected 70 have uninterrupted COMMUNE
cation TO and from all the station houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

A POI.OGY--To my old customers, and the IL
IA dies In particular, owe On apology for recent
change in the inside arrangement and outside sp
,,earsnse Of my establishment.
Though II was not until after patient and thor.
on, n tegai) nvsstig alton that became convinced
Of ~ srroria the style Of my sign, that submit
;.; ~ sssass. 2a. a. changing i. iron ..Leaies
Shoe hop have not ceased 70 manufacturs oil
kinds o. Ladies' shoes, before, but have, In ~
dition, engaged In Boot making for their husbands
Drots.rs. IONS and Levers, 90 thst new oil yosl
family ana friends csn BE- scct sH dated st ont
shop.-The oHl ONE n KEoxUx aers YOU can e,
apythine, In the Boot and Shoe line, msds order
IL st 8. A. DOKk's Boot snd She's 6Aek, No. 81
Main 81. ,-~hms, lso ths.hsst quality and greatest
variety Of Eastern FORK IL kept Tor sale cheap.
Come and examine the gesds and boy, or lssv,
orders, which will Be promptly stte ndedto By
novl7 s. A. DUKE.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

BUCKEYE fOVNDBH.
Corner Of eth ard johnson stt-.. kOkCk.
D. =. VAIL 4 Co.,
HAVING erected and put in operation IN 80
IL tablishment ander the above name, are pre-
pared to furnish 70 ord der, ~ short rotice,
ENGINES AND MlLL-WORKSl
And are constantly manufacturing superior Porta.
bio Circular Saw Mills. Also. Nulsy and Fash
Ssv Irons on the most improved plans.
BOILERS, CH1MNEYS l. BREECHlNG6
furnished 70 order. We pay particular attention
TO the fitting up Of machinery for
FIGURING MILLS AND DlST1LLERIES,
and persons wanting that kind of work srs invited
TO examine our stock geering patterns before -
gsxing their work. Catalogues Of patterns ssst
post paid, when requested.
keokuk, Dec. s, 'b6-dAvu.
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brought to Ioca!i!
TINE subscriber 10 now in receipt Of his stock OF
L Books, Stationery, &C., &C., which has been
bosghs directly from msuafArturers and publish
ers.
Hislasgsly increased facilities for buying gives
him every advantage In com sting with the largest
sstahlishmsnts in the West.
His Sales Rooms are large and elsgaat--soupar-
ing fsvorabiy with any Of the Book etablishnsuts
In the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants aud all others are invited to eall and
examine the Stock and Prices. X. B.O0DEN,
No. 81 Main street,
aept3d Next to the corner Of Second
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

I'm TzAS1s HAxnY viii give Cosesr,
Of vosal ed Iastsaasutal Ansie Il III
Athssssn, tais evening. We clip IL fol.
lowing complimentary notice Of this family
iron ~ Ohio Stsssmsm:
The Thayer vsaily drew very fall hoass
q A.bos' Hall last evening. This y trsly !
eisted ianily-not only beng good Vosslisaa
but their performances on the brass instYu.
nents sse wonderful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

Tm iseUsss.-TAs Coroner inqssss in 70.
gard - ~ dsatA u Orlando HeaighI va1
eonsinssd ~ day Saturday, bat did not n.
suit in throwing any light upon the nsttsr.
Ths QUESTION, therefore, - 70 Who son.lt.
ted sas dssd y still shroudsd In nystssy.-
Ths bsse spiaioa sssns 10 BE- that il vas =
accident isyolviag sulpabls eassleses>m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

- A Coronsr's inquest was held over
thshs1y Of Edward Fsy, vhs disd ssdlsaly
% ssssrday nonisg sboss 9 o'slosk. Ths
sssanssy Of physician Vas thst ~ 6saah
- saassd frea irritation Of Tie brain, pro-
dsssd b drinking bad liqsor. vsrdist accord
issly. Dsssassd lived On Blosasss, bssvsss
Nisth nd TsolA stesets, aal lssves . iasniIy.
~. Spoesis~eod has ben sppoisssd b
- PsssiAsss Surveyor Of Csstoas q De-
baqass vtcs H. D. IL Cossits, dsesassd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

laird ssvsss, bss. MAIN q SeAsssa,
OFFER FOR SALE
L. ;, n IL, With frame dwelling;
Les J, : - ,. BIZ isi;
1T -, II ~,
4 - ssesy bisk dwelling % High. ss.r lssA
steost,
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.
Lea II baasa ~, With ssisk bsildisg, nsshi.sry,
|. -, n senplsts rsnsiag order.
Lot ;. blosh %. in Kilbourass Addition;
lsts, - y - test, sornss sth sd Rides-sts.
70 Acres - Lana In Hisnas Cevlss' Sab.
divisiesi
~ - s5SAsst % fifth ssssss, hsswssa Dies Noipss
ssd riaA,
Lsts II ~ ~. blssk ". With two story brick
dssiiiag. sstssn. stable, god fsseins, -sllgibl
lossaiss-vssy desisshls.
La II, I'D Of lot -. Mock 90, In Masos's Lower
adAition.
- test Maia street, bstwsen stA nd 9Th. Terms
very cosy.
Lei Z. block 3ei 90 Msis-ss.
La 10, elosk =. JsAasss-ss.. bstwssa "a aad eth
- b 10 n On Maia, ssswses sth 1 9Th ~.
= by 1lOft - 1xsAAags, hstvssu md Asa sss.
Lstl y blssk >, eosssr Of walss ard RxsAaags st.
Ists 40 In B. IT'S; Lot 4 10 bleek o..
- By 80 H., bsing rear saas Of lots TO- IL sad Il,
In block %, froasins on FIFTH street.
20 By "a feet rear ends Of lots and 8, block, ~
with frame dwelling.
Lots and ., biesk IL. in Rssvss' Addition,
Lot >, asA part Of ioh l and :, block Isl.
Lot 10. block ., In Kilbosr.ss Additioa--doubls
hsiek hesse, sisters, psnp, and other eonvs-
niencss--iow for cash.
30 b. loo feet On Firrt-st, bet. Main and the Al
10y, In biesk -.
l0hy 50 feet, corner ID asd Blondes st.
A tve story hsisk dwelling on the corner Of stA
asd bsah streets, With good sisssrn. cellar,
basa, &c.
Lot ., blosk II, In Estes Addition.
Lots ssd IL block Iss-ean b. bossht on very
easy tsrn1.
Lot II, in block lS3, With two story doubis
hosss, six rooms and cellar sass-rssts for
esee PER sasan.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMSff
80 Acres % Ssriss Prairie, 10 miles fron Ksokuk,
AAairahly adaptsd 70 agriculture;
80 Acres, -Sssties 49, Up. 81, h. . wssi, III mile
fro. Chasiest-n. . Houses, wells, yssns
orchard; $50 aeres nader cultivation. VERY loo
" ell ~ together.
- sssss % Plank Road, ii miles from Ksoksk
With SOC frsit tsses, good log hosss. loo assss
under ssitivstion coil Of great fertility.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09
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shall the Ma u In cries OF Keen M
bs sustained!

rs QUESTION OF VIAL IMFUNI ANNE ~
i THF FUTURE INTERESTS OF OUR CITY.
Citizens are invited to cali at the warerooms of
the Ksokuk Furniture Mandatory, lao Main-st.,
and examine our stock Of farior, Chamber, sn1
Dining Room Furniture. Cur assortment 10 nov
complete and We are manufacturing . variety II
articles entirely new TO the trade, which for style,
workmanship and finish cannot be sxcellsd BY any
house, Esst or West.
decI7-d klLboukNk DAVE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

RO8Na1U8B - kBeWOO00s
Main Street, hst. Sth 4 9Th KD0KUK. IOWA,
vvAEanAsssiensd have nov In
= tAsir ware Rooms, and desiea
keeping constantly on hand veil
sslsefsd assortment Of al kinds of H1rntsfs, en-
sfsstAg Aasble top Dressing, and plain Bureaus
ess - plain sslss ans and plain Csstsr and
Card Tables; Cane ssst snd Windsor Chsirs, Rock
ins 0aatrs sfevssydesssipti ion fron aplsis voodss
ssst, = sAs 1aset hair cloth s1sd ssat; PLATA and
eassy tssnsd Cottage bsdstssds Of laisststy
Lounge, -.
Lsskisg Gisssss d allsisss ;Clesks, Carpstinss,
aesr asd aser nsttings, aoor saA table oil slet6s
naserasess, esalAer dustsss, carriage trim innings
uisAow sAades ord trimmings, - every other ar
ttels 1saslly kept n our lias 81 b1sinsss.
1ars efouf steak w. ae4e under ear own super
visisa, aaa thsrest bought lroa nsasfsstoriss Of
nioe eeen1ing, - that ~ en- waypAat every asti.
sIe Tor durability aa1 6Aish u wosknans.ip.
Oar object u q establish psrnAasst bssinsss
49,, - net - the Pstar 1ssk principle
- = . induesnsnt 70 pcssoA. - purchase oi
~ - are fssslved 70 sell at The lowest st. Louia
prices.
Vsii saa sxauius oar stock before puYch asina
elee.here. Ne will always take plsosufs In SHOW.
INC fssnit.re = tadiss and 0satisnsn Who nay
iAvos y With ealls whether tAsy feel inslinsd 4
by ~ Aot.
aANDRRs : DUNBAR.
Yoh. n 1857 .-dkvn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09
Q. \. DlMonD.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
nsai kssAss ana Insurance Agsns,
KILLBouRNE's BLOCK,
Main Ssrest, bet. Second and Third,

ksssasscss kilboarns, Rss.. Ksok M
!sA. Whitehead, go, New York; CAas. l.. Trost
ds.s Aseass. Peg, 1siegS BaAbits, Doston; Ara,
D. Smith, ssQ., Rfevidsses, X. L.; k1ear Conklin
60. Ctssssassi, O., Samuel wol1, go, New o..
lsa0.
DOLICIRS will - isssel Ia the following ars,
class asd reliable oGces. via;
Tas "ncruAL LUIS lssuRAHcs CsnpAxr," ID
New York.
Tna .ArLAur,c Prss AAa,sr Ix,u,A &c, Co ;,
OF rroviA*sss, H. !. Paid Mp Capital eisp eco.
Tns "Ps0ntA M RnE Axp fsas Ixs Co." Of
Peoria, Ills. Paid In Capita. $l9s. ees.
RIAL KsfALs Aeaxcv Lar attention aid
toths psrsAasing and selling Of City Lsi,, Houses
and Lands u every description.
ROa SALE.
IL Lots, ssch coutainng ten acres, situated abou,
1 mile below the city limit, in the Valley Of the
Denoins.
Loss. in block -. on the e,rs.r II FIFTH and
Lot one, In block l7s, with improvements there
on which consist Of ons frame dwelling oostains
geeo rooms, built on the rear snd Of los asd :
AenAsens hstek cottage containing fosf rooas and
aease1snt, built on front end u lot; good well
II water ron the promises. Terms very Low.
30 -, o. 90 feet By 100 dep, 9th, between Ex
change and Bank sts.
- b. leo feet, frosting on &th street, bst woeu
Johneo0 md kxehangs.
Ons three story brick store, a 5th 1t between
nAin and Johnson
- By % feet on Sd street. bztwesn Rxehanee and
Bank, With impsovsnsuts
Lots Q, ., 10. III and IL, in block $50, on Paisp
street, bstwssa leth aad llth
~ feet fronton ID street, b. wseu Blondsas and
Cones9f.
- feet ON Third street, between Johnsou and Rx
change.
~ feet on johnson street. b. tween ia and 4th.
~ feet on johnson street, b>twsen ID aud Alb.
. Acres Land, beautifully situated, abost 4 Of
2 mile from tbs old city limit on tbs plank road
Main street runs through the centre Of thu tract -
Will BE- seld low.
number Of zoe farms con tanning from 70 to
400 aerss.
These Who wish 10 purchase will do we'll TO give
2 call. IfsbIg.tf
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O~&Os - - 04S8A = &AAAs
REAL E9TATE AND Insurance.
w0Ok Eta.
OFFICE, NO. &, KILBCUkNE'6 BLOCK,
II AS for Sale 50 beautiful Lots In b. w. xii.
L = bourns's Addition.
), Frem any Of thsss Lots the prospect from. and
the view around the city, isdeii9htksl.
They ars al nsaS or odjoning
KILBOURNE PARKi0
And no other Lots in the City can bs more desirable
Tor residences.
Blsek 176 in tAs oldlimits.
90 Feet On MaiA-st., kstwcen 9Th and 7th.
Lot ., Blsek -, on BloIdcAu-st.
90 Feat In Block 30l, on Main-st-, between 10th
and l1th.
- Fest on Aain-st., eommca eing 100 feet from
loth street.
70 Feet on ltA st., in Block Is, . very desirable
bsilding rssidsAos.
Also, Lots il Rdward Killourpe . New Addition
@Isnns-LOw, and very Easy Payments
For further pastisulAss enquire ~ the above olss
iAn16d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09

Thavs this day sold ont ny entire stock VI gssA
j to ]. e. Humphrey. who will eontisss 70 ear!
on thu Hat Cap and B0unst Business ~ ny 81,
steua mo ~, Msin street,, and sstusn ~ ein
csrs thankste my old frisnas and esstensrs e.
their liberal pairougs. asd solicit Ter ~ ssssss
sor eontinnanee u the SANE.
Oct I'D " .BVARhBEXs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-09
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- he ~. Z. Ewing came IN % 6asar.
Day morning IRON Assossias. The ,iyss
Wa badly sesSsd below Davenport.
The sivss hsss vas very nssh ohslrustsd
by Esaaing iss - Sasardsy. The yssrybeas
nads ~ 90 trip, asd The packet bed ses
arrived q . p =.
The Ohio wss failing on the 2sth Il Clio.
cinsasl, bss vas ssill at - good stage. On
thst day The Asgo left for Ksokuk.