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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19

:. ,. So.D, cRAs.r. 0onaAn, DIV. 1oKp
Ford, 0orham q Ford.
BANKERS,
Third st., one door South Of Main, Ksokuk, Iowa.
REvERsscss.
Metropolitan Bank, New York;
Wiasiow, Lsnier 1 Co., New York;
VA. Hove, Prest., Boston;
Geo. w. Thayer, Prest., Boston;
:. Soldsn Thsyer, Cash'r, BuGalo;
rsninsala Bank, Detroit;
!. h. Barch 4 Co., Chicago;
Carpenter Ford, Cincinnati;
Darby BarksdAle, st. Louis;
+. Aaady, Cash'r, Clsvciand.
y. =. = y. W. ron b.
Doaloss ~ Roai Estate.
Once over Ranking House Of Ford (3orhsm Poya
lsnelos1v1 KROKUK, IOWA.
Charles Parsons,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
UnitsA ssases, Califsrnis 4 Oregon.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also, sails exchange on Loaden, Bsrli.. p.ri,.
Lsipsie, Cassel, Cologne, Bremen, Frank
fort ON the Maine, Stuttgart, Ham
bsseh and Zurich In Earope.
sspt 1. div Ge0 nAsos.vs
4 CAWW.
vsHk .nderslgned, propesiDe 70 form . eo-part-
nsrship In ths Es seinssrins asd Barvsy ine brs-
lsees, or thsif sssvisss - tSair frfsnds nd cns
so9svs N Svesy Aspartment Of their profession.
Having ~ esieinAl Asld nStes and plats Of sur-
seys eaey Will ~ ost lots n any part Of tAs city,
lexeept vitAia the old eity linitsj also, new adj
eises, Ae.n plAts and eosntSy surveys, nesY Or re
oses They Will elso sxscute dsaft-nnps ssd plans
ny seenifed style, and andsrtsks ths lithoesaoh
ng q the sAns. Being both sxpssisseed Rsilrced
1nginssne-ene heving plenty a. new aad oape-
fses snsersneehs-thsy will aise make peslinsry
surveys osesten9s stnaAes, H., fos 1aiiroal1 -
oshsf pablIe vsehs, sapesinAsnd and neaeufe -
sosEb hsidGtaG, eASthWssh, ~.
.. EDWARD A. HOx.
4 JAASA-d ]. W. OILBY.
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The Gate city agAlnst the " GRID
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
A. C.. Orr

s now manufacturing Mattresses Of every descrip-
tion, Spiral Spring Curled Hair, Woolea, Feting
Cotton, Moss, Birch, Shuck, and Straw, of the best
quality. Pillows and holsters of all kinds Also
Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel and Steam boat orders prom attended to,
and ali articles mAnafactured sold st my estab-
iishment will be offered ut fair terms and warrant
cd. challenge the production Of superior work ut
any establish ment Of the kind in the Western com
try. You respectfully invited to call and
inc specimens of my work. Warsrocm corner oi
Fourth street and ExcAange.
have in operation newly invented and pensiv,
machinery, which enables me to manuf acture bet
ter work, at liberal ratss, than inferior wori
othsrwis manufactured can be afforded for. Mate
rial for bedding stc. prepared by machinery is
uniformly and psrfectly prepared, and the worn
far superior In quality.
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1861. tska.,
OHIO AND MlStnsslPrS
-
BROAD 0UA0E RAII,ROAD
US. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying the Great Kovfhsr~ and Easfsyn Mail.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

U. s.. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Carrying fhs Gress Novfhsrs and Easfsym Mail
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
ToR THE WINTER OF 1861.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS AND osE sAsDovAL AcconnopA-
rios TRAIN DAILY (seSDAY ExcKprEpl
( IN and after Sunday, Nov. seth, trains will run
~ as follows:
Morning Mail train leave. st. Louis q. 7:45 ec,oek
A. n, and L. ST. Louis Depot at sac A. ~ Eyen-
ing Express train leaves Isl. Louis s,4s Pr and
Il. 81. Louis Depot 4:30 p. n.
The sandoyAi Accommodation leaves Sandoval nj
! r. NJ, On the arrival Of the Illinois CsAtrsl train
from the North and Sonth, aud arrives At ST. Louis
At 5:25 P. NJ, making the quickest and most d,ec,
route between st. Louis and Cairo aud points north
Oh the Illinois Central Railroad.
Ihe Mall and Express trains make direct and
certain connections At Indianapolis with all Eastern
tra,ns thus making the shortest and quickest posi-
Die o.. route tfor the presently to New York. Boston
rhiiadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, wsshin gton
cify, Louisville, Cincinnati, and ell the eastern
eities Also Cairo and ell points north on the Ill-
nois Central R.R.
ONLY one CHANGE OF CARS TO CHICAGO.
This 10 the best and only reliable route between
81. Louis and Terra Hauts, and the Eastern Roads
out OK indianapolis run in direct connection with
trains Of the Ohio M,sxssippi Road
New York Passengers have choice Of four railroad
routes from Indianapolis, via New York 4 Erie
Ohio.
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
snis most reliable route between the East and
west, as Affords unusual facilities, being supe-
nor road, and the only Brosd Gauge Road In The
West.
Passengers for Decatur, bloomington. Ia,.il.
kock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dnnleith. 6a
lena Peru, &C., dc connect 1t sandoyai With the
Illinois Central Road for the above named points
direct.
Passengers for Mattoon and Chicseo. connect n,
odin With Chicago Branch. Through from S.. =. Iii
With one change of ears.
Through baggage cheeks given in this city, ane
eeggsge handled free giving passengers no tro nbl
at the depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
| can be procured at the o66ces, No. - and 30 cor
9Th and Chestnut street. under the Planter. House
OF No. 81 Levee, corner of Vine
N. b. Both oehces are exactly on the corner, tn
| only places TO obtain reliable information
| IsAAcWYMAN, Gen 4 Tick et Art
ID. II cHRIsrIE, Master Transportatien.
a A
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City Drug Store.
IA NJ 4 3 - r. n . 4. y D,
Uholasals and Retail DrN 0Ofsf

VNO10SU1E uHu AeIutS DSVyYtW,
BURROWS Block, south side Main street., n
ID keokuk. Having purchased til. steek of
J.. 4 j. u. Stewart and added IL to my fxevi-
ous stock, and having ordered additional ssp-
plies from the East enabled to offer to the city
and country trade Of the most complete stoehs .
be found in the city Purchasing glass, vaSnish-
es and other leading articles from the manufAetur-
ers, can sell upon the most favorable term to
wholesale purchaser
Particular attention given to eompoundiDg physi-
clans prescriptions. nchlcd
A COMPLETE assortment of yarnishes, frcH the
"A Cincinnati and ST. Louis manufacturers, st
mehlsd RElNOLUS' Drug Store.
4 IN D0Z. Fioyds American Penetrating Lin
lUU ment, in quantities 10 suit purchassss.
200 dos. Esculapian Linimens, end great vessesy
| II Patent Medicines at
| April 8, 1855. d REYNOLDS Drue 6eers.
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PENNsrLvANHA wAHLnUAp

VISHE UreAt Central Route, connscunk the Allan
tic cities with Western, Northwestern aud South
western States, by \ continuous Railway direct.
This road also connects 81 PittsburH with daily line
Of Steamers TO all ports the Western Rivers and
st Cleveland and Sandusky with Steamers to all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making the most
direct, cheapest and reliable route by which Freight
can be forwarded TO and from the Great West.
RATES BErwEEH PHILADELPHIA AND PfTrssuas.
RIRsr CLAss.-Boots, Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
Tin boxes, bales and trunks,) 90c. per 100 lbs.
Drugs Tin boxes and baies)
Feathers, Rurs, &c, DC.
ID CLAss.--Domestic Sheeting,
Shirting and Tickingtin orig
inal bales Drugs lin casks)
Hardware, Leather I'm rolls or 10y. Pe' w sio'
boxes,l Wool, and Sheep Pelts,
Eastward, kc., re.
| Sd dCLAss--Anvils, Steel, Chains
qn casks,) Hemp, Bacon and
Pork, salted loose or in sacks) 65c per loo lbs
Tobacco, manufactured, texcept
Cig>rs or cut,) kc., De.
9Th CLASS. Coffee. Fish, Bacon,
Beef and Pork, Tin cssks or
| boxessAst wasdJ Lard and Lard $50. per 100 lbs
Oil, Nails, Soda, Ash, German
| Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosjn, Ac.
FLOuR-Sl per bbi. until further notice.
| GRAIN-t9 ctS. per 100 lbs. until further notice
COTTON - - per bale, not exceeding 500 lh1
wight, until further notice.
ua- In shipping Goods from any point East o
PhiladclPhia, b particular te mark package "vis
fennsylvAulA hauroA0 All doO0s c0netGneo
the Agents Of this Road At PhiladslphiA or Pitts
burY, win b. forwarded without detention.
FREioHf AGsSrs-Harris, Wormley Co., Mem
D, Ills, Tenn; X. +. Sass Co.. 81. Louis r. q. o.
Ri ,ey Co., Granville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell
Co., and Carter ! Jewett, Louisviiie, Ky; X. {
Meit lrun, Madison, Ind; Sprigman = brown, An
IrwiA = Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co
zansr Vile, Ohio; Leech Co., 81 Kiby street, Bol
ton, L. sch Co.. No. : Astor House, New York n.
/ wiuL I'm street, and No. 3. Battery Place Ne
York; ~. J. Snssdsr, Philadslphis; MasrAw
Rooms, y ltinose; Geo. G. Franciscus, Pittsbure.
III. IA HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, PHILADELPHIA
H. J -LOMBAHRT, Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
JAM l, 1hs7.--dly
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fLafe Of HayvodsbsrgA, Ky.)
BANKING Mouse
HATCH Z THOMPSON.

W
Daaking Mouse
HATCH = TMOMPsON,
k....... .........-....iOWA
DARTIcULAR attention paid 10 collections, and
L renittanees made At current rates.
All essiasss appsrtaining 10 Banking promptly
Ezehange on England, Ireland, and the Conti-
nent. D. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
REFERENCES:
n. Morrison, Cashier AanhAttsn Co., NY;
Cbas. u. Poote, Cash y CoDmerriAi Bank, Cin.;
Kinney, kspy ! Co., Cincinnati;
= H. b.ilsa, ,cashr Bank Kentucky, Louisville;
Carts WArsn,
Northern Bank Of Kents .xington;
Taylor, Shelby Co., 49,
YaSmsss bank Of Kentucky, frankfort;
Ce0nssial baak Of ksntscky,
Darby Berksdale, St. Louis;
PittnAa = Brother, /"
T. /. Tinknan 4 Co., Chicsgo;
Aitehell = OabIe. Rssk Island. fnsvl-d
george q. AaaeYson,
Third Street, bet. Main and johnson Keokuk Iowa,
WILL buy Kastern and Southern Exchange at
D-stvietattention given to collections, and pro-
eseds remtted 1T currentrAtes Of exchange free Of
charge.
- Usssi banking facilities granted to Gus
TONERS.
Winslow, Lsnier Co., Bankers, N. York City.
i. W. Clark, Dodge h Co., i" "
R.w. CLARK Co., Bankers, Philadelphia.
J. ". CLARK AGO, .. Boston
s0gy' .,l.:assrEsr % 4 Co., Bankers. 81. L.ui'.
John J. Anderson 4 c.,
Gilinoss r Bsotherton. Cincinnati.
- O0oe hoass frsm A. NJ. to 4 p. II.
!aly II. lsts.-dIy
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NO. 800.



A P0THEcARIEs' HALL, corner of johnson sad
IA I'd street. .Keokuk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils. Dye
stufs, and Perfumery, Tobacco, Cigars and knuo,
Patent Medicines Of all kinds now In use, and
stantly receiving, direct from the Eattsrn cites,
large and we'll selected stock to which thAy insite
The attention Of dealers. Customers and Physielens
will always find at their Fresh and tr
aduerated Medicines, which they select ~ish great
FERsoSALcARE for this market, and their prices are
as low ss any other house in thestase.
N. B. Please call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. laug2i I
DRUsHEs.-Iooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, =
- large assortment Of superior qualities, for sale
by WILKINSON MARSHALL,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists,
june5d Corner Of Main ana Sd sts.
EkAUINE LUBIN's EA1kACTs.--Joekey Club,
~ Rough and Ready, Bouquet dc Caroline, Pat
chouiy, Hose Jenny Lird and other celebrated per-
fumes for the toilet, for sale by
WILLIAMSON a MARSHALL,
Successors Of H. II. Ayresr cor. Main and Sd cts.
rEoILET scAPs.---Lo~s brown Windsor ard
i honey Soaps, warranted genuine. For saie by
junesd WILKINSON MARSHALL.
L,AU DE CoLOGNE-Genuine Johann and r..
~ Maria Farina Cologne, IN oe,sgen ard long bot
'sa isnssd WILKINSON a MARSHALL.
L,LAyoRINa aExTkACTs-Preston 4 MerriIl's
Il RAJ. A. wrigh,s, Meskims' and otAers Rx-
tracts of L. mon, Vanilla Peach, Rasl Terry, Nses,
Cloves, Nu,mtgs, bitter Almonds. EoA., etc, for
sale by WILKINSON 4 MARSAALL,
| junesd Cor. Main AID ID So
IL EDYAsMfA-A splendid perfume for haudksr-
i chiefs. For sale by
| juDe3d WILLIAMSON hAkaAALL
IENUINE HAVANA ClUAks.--tiliudrsdcs Ne
NJ gala de Londres, Trabucos, La Rosa. La frueha
La frssmerana 1aianes, etc, etc. Choicest brands
ianesd wILKINsoNA 4 MARSHALL.
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TINE NO ess,s,rf

A swe wish TO make room for our new stock TO ar
rive on the first boat, We will dispose Of the re-
mainder OF the stock bou ght from Mr. Duke At and
below cost.
Boots and Shoes. I'll FLLfoTTA A co
meh22d
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RE MOvAr..

- STAR CLOTHING sToRE-H sTRAus
~ eco. have removed their stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
10 No % Main street door 20 s. s. Billings where
they Will be happy to their old friends and many
new ones.
"a. Our spring stock will be received at an
early day, when wei shall present unusual advants-
ees to the trade. fab3aa
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O8NTAl. 1U00ZRy.
IN. h 0.oARBBR would respect
~ fnlIy inform his patrons and the
pshais gsaersily, that he has Atted spVY
. handsoms syite Of rooms, sraring
asithsr pAins oSexpsnss 70 msks them siegnnt snt
ssmfortabls, In the brick bading, west side Of ID
betvesD Main and JoAnsos streets. Thsnkful fol
pas4 fsvoSs, he solicits eossinssncs of the sams
- Allspssasions warranted.
apr1<Aly
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Wh0lesole and Retail.
March 10 1855 d&wls

WAGONS WAGONS! WAGONSyyi
DLOw AND WAGON FACTORY. corner 18th
and Main Streets, Keokuk. Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions TO IL, now msnufac.
turing Of the best OHro TInsxK including the sfeoM
bssf sioe, no other tim Der for wheels being used
RIRTY. HACKS. PRbDiING WAGONS. CARTS
WHEEL-BARROWS. CULTIvATORS, ANL
PLOwS, in style andAVork manship equal to any in
the Western States. iAs We use none but the besl
material, aud employ none but the best mechanics
VIC feel confident Of being able to obviats tho ne
cessity, 70 those who will give us . call. Of send
Ing either Chicago or Cincinnati for any artici,
In our line.
MA good stock Of Plows and Wagons con
stantly ON hand to supply purchasers At the short
| est notice. Those wishing to purchase can saw
time and money BY calling at the corner Of I2tl
| and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
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JUST RECEIVED,

a 1 the sign Of the Big Shoe on Main Street, near
- corner ef Sd. another invoice of Gents, La.
u'es Misses and Ehiidren's wear, comprising all
the styles Of the season, and TO which constant
additions are being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
msinder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
OF odcli Matless, We will close out al cost and be
'ow coat In order 10 make for other goods no
on the way All persons wishing bargains in our
hne, are requested to call and examine for them
selves. We will also make TO order at the shortes,
notice. ALI kinds Of gentlemen . and Ladies wear.
RON the best material and in the latsststyle goo
III being guaranteed In all cases.
ny Tod HIfISk AMP 4 MAII.Esa
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SAAvgNG AND HAIR
VIShE saloon Of George Cabus, below Parsons
4 Bank, on Main street, is the fsvorite resort Of
Gentlemen for clean shaving and agreeable ch am
kpooin and for HAIR CUTTING the Propre-
torchaliengesthe entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
variety of choice Fancy Articles, includins
nnesoaps, Pomaiam, Brushes Of sil kinds. Cravsts
Collars, &c. always on hand, and cheaper thar
elsewhere. GEO. CABUs.
| Sept. 1-d6m
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- =. SSss ssse = aOn.
a LtvAYs kAep - Aand good stock Of the srvi
"A quality Of Marble, which We will self 1T III.
very 10 west satsa.
The ~ kiaA ol work kmanship guaranteed, ans
Stone or Marble.
Ehop on: IhirA strsse. -. Main and Dlondsau
sept6, 20 4-@ly.
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- NM Do0G0.
4. xss.. s:s ss.s =. .:'''''' ::
olMo Q0DuND
CITY Bsohstass, s. Hais-st.
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NnseWVO NeW " OOteo0be
CIGAR, TOBACCO 4 SNUFF WAREHOUSE.
No. II Randolph Stvest, ILLS
"E are nov receiving = large and choice stocA Of
w HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Fine.cut, m on ing. Il Plug r oba &C Q .
Having direct communication with parties in
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRGINIA the source of
production and manufacture of PLua TosAcco, en-
aSes us to oher some very choice brands Of thess
celebrated Iobaccos 1T very lev prices.
Country dealers aud dealers generally are invited
| to examineour stock. J.F. JORDAN AGO.
~ Randolph st. .topposite Young Amerca, Chicago
/ June IL 'b6dly -
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NEW mlAANy
WE have Just received. by American Expssss, the
w following New Music
so copies .Wiliie's welcome hcme, answer to
"Wiilie We have missed you."
90 Oh, let me die in Spring time.
SO Gentle Annie, by stephen fastsr
so Carry me home 10 die.
ian2I fAlhttA SnotcA.
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CARMlAGE MANUEA CTOn = !,

On Johnson Street, between Ist and ID.
DY O'BkiAN 4 co. Having per- -O
il KsoInI. with .n saPi. supply Il i9129-
the very best material Tor the man
ufscture Of Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks.
ws ere prepared to make AL articles in our line,
in the very bsststyie and Of the choicest material,
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
M.v ss sexs AZ
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THE mARA0kAND 0OUOE.
1nONI-Sx. MADISON. IOWA.
II Al beaa enlarged aAA thsseaghly renovsSea.
i = aad is nsv laxos aad ssano1ieas ssGahlisA-
0ont, ,sOavsnisnt 70 the steamboat landing, nnA II
The vesy esntrs q buGoess.
II sndsniesed has furnishsd u throaehout n
the vsgy hast styie and trusts that long sxposi-
sass Y he bssinsss will enable him 70 give general
Oct. -. .lo6S. 1kvu BF ROE.
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~ oTICE 10 hereby gives that the a.deSsisnsd
1V have this day formed CO. o-psrtnersh hir andse
the name snd style Of Wsggener 4 1sbell, for the
purpose of carrying an the Merchant Tailoring ess-
incss. Al tho old stasd Of J. H. WagGsnsr, % See
end street bet wsen Main and johnson, where they
will also keep choice steck Of cloths, easai.ssss,
ready made clothing gents furnishing god. sts.
Keokuk. jan 20 '6Y J. WAGGkHkA.
jan23 -dff n =. lfBBAA.
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DATkfuk q CKut 81 have this day received Pef
i Express, the following music for Piano;
iILLMoRE sCl.oTTiSCH,
FREMONT POLKA,
BUCHANAN POLKA
100 copies Willie We have misaed yes,
loo " Bells Polka, and One collection q
New Songs, waitses and P@ik FOR Guitar.
sept l6,d
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4. .. .. y.
II EOKUK Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. r., -.
IAnests every Monday night at o
o'clock, 81 Odd Fsllows' Hall, corner
Fourth aDd Main streets.
PuchssAetuck Lodge, No. -, o. o. p. meets sv.
cry friday sight - O'Clock ~ Odd Pellowy Hall
PuchseAetsek 1nesmpnsAt, No.f meets on the
erst and third Thsrsdsys Of every month, at 3
o'clock ?. -, - Odd Fellow Hall.
All bFethrsn n good standing invited to attend.
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No. s Main-st., near ogdcns Bookstore, ksokuk.
TUsT received. and nov ready for sale, apes -
d large assortment # Boots and SHOES. Ihese
wishing TO buy will ind u Tor their iueeses' 20 CAL
and ex anime our goods shall sell IT prices to
suit purchasers. Call end sceas
ianiod ]. S. KIMBALI co.
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R0EMCM UAADlKe,
TUST rec ssved, BY the Kate R<anak, sasxs SIP.
u ply Of vrsaeh candiss Of every description, 1t
A. ]. DINNERS,
taa1-d Third-st.
n0KN0N tIvESX Narrative q, raots strange
NA tAan ii etisn, BY vistoria Mstta lsllsr. Jas
Tseeivea q O0DBNB
AesIeN City Bookstofs, IS kain-st.
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- ss0oAl RAYo Ter oolos
4 FARM q ntAinh ,e % asvss, - = II bsisg -
"A assel, . AoisD ~ -. ealy II uilss froa Kss
kuk, md ; ms.lss fsea Dslfnst. ywIatisulsr n,
Qnirs4 EDWARD Kl LnOUkME, Keokak, Or ei
Gro. 0IAMWOOD,
o. 1hs Premises.
strias Pr Airis, Iswa, Al. sis-dAwn
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are. O. D0XOu.
a TTOkNBY AND COUNCILLOR At Law.
"A Ooss removed - Sao1lsss haiIdins. second
street, estvses Mas aaA Johassa, Hseksh. Isva.
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TN q MPSON 4 D0lD0E3a
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELkRS,
/yoLD Fob. Guard and Vest Chains - 81 NAis-st..
~ for sale low. tjanS-a
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23

The Sacramento Item, day or two since,
contained statement to the effect that Mr..
J. P. Robinson, Superintendent of the Fol-
som Railroad, was about starting out to
survey line for the extension of the road
from Folsom to the Yuba river, about four
teen miles from Marysville. This line will
strike 0roville, and is considered to some
extent. a rival movement to that of the
Marysvillians, but there is no denying but
that the extension of the railroad from
Folsom to Oroville, would prove profitable
one, securing as it would the entire Noun
tain trade on the one hand and the valley
on the other.
The same paper, of subsequent date
contains the following communication upon
this subject:
MR. EDIToR:-It is said that survey is
being made, the object of which is to con-
meet Oroyille with the Sacramento Valley
Railroad at Folsom This is evidently a
movement which should be encouraged by
all Sacramentans, The trade of Oroville
and its vicinity has been done principally at
Marysville, and Sacramento has received no
dement, from the fine mining region in the
nelghborhood of the first mentioned place
Such ii railroad would. moreover, bring con-
siderable trade from the foot hills between
Folsom and Oroville, along the proposed
route, consideration of no little importance
to our city. With railroad extending but
twenty miles into the interior, it is but rea-
sonable to suppose that little or no benefit
will accrue to Sacramento, but with branch
e. extending to Jackson, Placerville, Orc
vile, aud other good mining localities, the
effect here, as has been proven in every
western city, will be of most beneficial
character. The extension of the track to
Orovillc is matter of vast Importance to
Sacramento capitalists, and property hold
ers.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-23
Assassins Courht.

Foots, Roberts and Bias, the assassins of
Mr.. Mason, at Michigan Bluffs, about eight
days ago, were caught in the mountains
near Ratllesnake Bar, yesterday morning,
and safely lodged in Jail at Auburn. They
were first discovered by man who was look
ing for horses, who suspected they we're the
men. He Immediately returned and report
ed to his partner, when they Immediately
returned to where the murderers were con-
cealed in the woods, and invited them to
their cabin to get something to eat, and
despatched man Immediately to the bar
for assistance. Deputy Sheriff Boggs at
once repaired to the spot, but before he ar
rived, the murderers had surrendered to
four or five miners who had arrived at the
cabin in advance of the Sheriff They beg
ged hard to be taken to Jail, as they feared
the people would hang them. The were
nearly exhausted from hunger, and stated
that they only had four scanty meals during
they eight days they were in the woods, and
slept on the ground without blankets =
Foots, who killed Mason, was so feeble he
could scarcely walk. Great excitement ex-
lists at the Bluffs, and fears were entertain
ed that they would be taken from the au-
thorities and hung by the excited populace.