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

LEArnnns A1DHsss
8 DLERY HARDwAR r.
THE sussssbsss, ssssssssn TO the late veil
i Known arm Of
A.P. THOMAS & CO.,
Keep constantly on hand complete stick Of
ATHER
of all kinds, for sHoEMAKERs' s~d sADLERs'
use; Aiso, of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Comprising everything In the line that can b CALI
ed for. All kind. Of
sHoEMAKERs' AND sApDLERs' TOOLS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
wAGoNwARE,
III npson's Machine Stretched, Oak Tanned
LEATHER BETTING,
INDIA RUBBER Betting.
i, 10 our purpose to keep IS large aud comPlstsa
/ stock OF all these goois can be found in any
Western Market, and to offer them to csstomers ~
the lowest rates and on the most favorable terms.
| An eras,inafiom Of osr STOCK u solicited.
~cASH PAID FOR HIDES, ~
At the highest market price.
CLARK vANHosTRAND,
lie Main St, between 4th and sth, Ksohuk.
febl3-diaw2m-w6
G. r. DIMOND.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Real Estate and Insiranoe Agent,
KILLBoURNE's BLOCK,
Main Street, bet. Second asd Third,
KEokUk-........ .......
| RsvsRxscxs-Edwar ard kiibouvne, ESQ.,, Ksohsk;
John Whitehead, esq, New York; Chas. L. Priest,
DO; Msssrs. PAgs, Briggs Bab6itt, boston; Amos
D. Smith, esq, Providence, X. l.; Edgar Conklin,
esq, Cincinnati. o.; samsei WOLF, esq, New Or,
loans.
| DoLICIEs win be issued in the following asst
/ / class and reliable ofhces, via:
| TuR sMuYuAL LIFE Iunu CoupAuY." ~
New York.
TRs "ArLAxr,c FIsx Aaus IssraAsus Co., -
of Providenoe, Il. 1. Paid up Capital tlss eco.
TIE "PsoKiA MARINE AND FIRE lns. Co." 81
Peoria, Ills. Paid in Capital 4loe.ooe.
RIAL EaYALE Ao.HcY.--ParticulAra tten ton paid
TO the purchasing and selling oi City Lets, Houses
and Lands Of every description
/ FOR SALE.
IL Lots, cscn coutaininE Acrss, situated s6oa
! mile below the city limits, in the Valley Of ~
| Dsmoine.
Lots, in block IS, on the corner Of Fifth an<
| johnson sts.
Lot one. in block i2s, with improvsnsas tk<ss
| on which consist Of frame dwelling eostsin1
8 good fooma, built on tho rear end Of lots cd
handsome brick cottage containing -four rsoens ~
basement, built ON front and Of lott . good vel
| VI water on the premises. Terms very hoe.
30, 40, or 50 feet by Ice Deep on 18th, ssbUsso kE
change and Bank SIS
70 BY 100 feet, frVassng on ~ street, t1Desua
johnson and Kxehange.
One three story brick store, on 5th a., beoetDl
Main and J0hnsoa. 80.
~ by 80 faeton Sd ssrsst, bssvssg Rxsanags -
Bank, with impxsvsnsats.s
Lots 7, 3, ., 10. III asd II In block lso, = Pslsl
street, hstwesn 10th and 1lth- A.
70 feet frontoa Sd street, bStwssn Dies6sss ans
Concert.
- feet on Third street, between Johnsoa and NJ
change.
70 feet on johnson street, between ID and 4th.
10 feet ON Johnson street, between I'd asd Ath.
= 1SA Acres Land, beautifully situated, abost I oi
: mile from the old city limits, ON the plank rosd
Main street rams through the centre Of the tsact.
/ will be sold low.
A namber of Ane farms containing from - h
400 acres.
Those who viii 70 purchase will do veil u CIV,
| us . call [fsbl6-u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19

Fer sale Lew.
A FINE, high building Lot IS by 90 feet, front
"A ing 18th street Ridge Twms-psrt
cash. balance In and two years. Inquire on the
ground or at this afice.
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w. DE WOLF
Broker And Real Esease Agenea
LIST or PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TWENTY-FIVE feet on IxohAAgs, bstvssa Iisst
i d. and the Levee.
20 feet on Sth st., bet. johnson and HxehAaes.
20 fest corner 5th and EIchAnge.
Lot on Bank-sL, bet. llth and 18th.
Lot eornsr Of 9Th and Morgan streets, with twe
h0nses.
Lot in Leightoa's Additteo.
20 feet ON Sd St, bet. Johnsss and kxshAsgs.
Lot In 0lsnford.
Lots In Mt. Auburn.
20 feet On Main-st., bet. 9Th aud 7th.
4 Lots, bssutifaily situated, In Kilbosrns's A.
dition.
Lot on CaYroll-st-, bet. 18th and 18th.
Lots in the new suburb, ksselnont.
part Of the Stimps0a farm, miles froa tAs
aity.
Also, many other valuable business lots.
feb13-d
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90 Ctsy Lsss Ser safe
In DIMOND'S ADDITION. Tssas-l-3 easA ;
balance In Eour Year,. These lots ere beautifully
situated ON the biuG. near 0raad Aysaus, - ssor
mand 6ns view II the river. A plat a ths eans
may b. seen at the once oi G. X. NnsnA. - Xii
hoMrne's Block, Main-At. (feblo-d4
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ENTITY ACRES highly iapeovsd lasd, q vhtsh
IN are situated : M sssidsaes. hsisk wafsAeass
e Aouae. and ~ nseassasy oat-hsssss, lasOI
sssAasa Il sAetes trait II Usat vasisey, lylag -
n~listsly "a The Misissippl rivss sn1 tAs Wasseu
80 noakford RailpoAl. thrse miIss abose Ksskak,
is Illinois. win - soiA q hAsvAia. Tor psrtis
slass epply On ths vssntees.
fssi-1Sxln I. M8wT0N WAG00Nk1.
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yyo. =. PAGE. r. b. An. cAnPuaTBa, =.
70. Pags 4 CaSDsnses,
IIAyES0 ossssiased themselsss In the psoseis1
n Of their pssfessfon In its vaTioos 6saosAss
ed b found 81 thstT oes, sasa siis u - street.
bstsssu Main Sad Johnsoa. next door - Andss
ems nnk. RssiAsscse f the former % 4sd stsSst
bssvssn Johnsss and ExcAasgs; Of The lsts@, .
The oGkOe. ltsob-A
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TOR SALE.
F1sW0 building lets on Main-st., between sth and
9Th. Inquire Of 5. A. DUKE,
jan32 dim 56 MAin-st.
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DnS0OLUTIO0s
TlyHR cs-psrtnsnhip hssstsfses existing bssvsss
i Cave Bailey was dissolved b nstsal seassnl
Jan. 18th, 1887. TAs bssinsss u ths laas 1ga vii
be settled BY either party. 0se st thsir slAs1na1
Ne " kain-st.
Old cussousrs ard frisads B. x. Hart 6oa, vhl
suscesd them in the Book and Stationary bssissas
jan3l -13w
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- CO.Pags0o9sAip.
lHESSRS. X. X. HART SON hare assosiass
Nl themselves together fer the purpose Of tsan1
acting . Wholesale and retail Book snd Seationsr
basincss and respectfully solicit the favor Of sss
jan3l-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-19

vTSnOMPS0N BRIDGES, 81 Aain-st., have &
i sale Ashcroftf celebrated Steam 0aeess. II
StsAp boats, Locomotivss. and Stationary kaSise
Il IL ths most perfect Gauge, aid ncrs sxtsnssvel
ussd il the kast and CAnadss, than asy 9TH
gauge. Eaeinsers md othsTs ass invited - -
and exanins.
We ere also prepared to fsraish Stssn whissl
Of all sisss. o. short n0tiss. LlssS-a
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~ 49,
:. ; '''. sra.: = s 9 ! q. = '''''
A QD-RA1xn6eiip las - ~ Gss ssrre
a. - $50 06nsA parl1s6s ~ ~ pusposs !
49, 80 - - 81 eenAkqny -. Wit
xrso1ly nat11 1eilitio ~ - IT. lnsas .
tAear See TT 10y exp1st q paih up
the W@s. : 80 sAsil 8 s1Js3s6 % give assll
faction 10 tholf customers. The trade, aaA ~
purchasers arc isvissd 10 call.
a card.
RI OGDEN return his thsaka 10 his uumeese
friends Who have honored hin with heir trade a
influence duriag The last eight years.
Mr.. Ed. r. BYowncll, ~ heretofore, will sspesi1
tend the sale department
The 0ru hos Sssn formed for the purpose Of q
lsrsius and exteodiAg IL ssaAs. With this vie
the prsprsters pespess bulding % Ind street., -
- have IN sotrsscs on both Main and Ind street.
thereby giving roon l1ofsst deep.
Psb. 5, 's7-Rsb7A
MRS. 4 G. BRNAN, Of New York, Tie origin
Iv1 tor Of ~ systsn Of nskiss shirts y osasas
vho for Aftssa ysass hAs dos bostness fes q
Broadway trade, (lornes.y No. AstoY Aeos69 y
opened rooms one door west Of the Postooles,
johnson street, up stairs. She II prepared 70 81
shirts, Cellsr. Robs Dc chAasen. Lsdiss' u
Childrea's Dsessss.
Parties furnishing their own materials viii
heuoyAbly dealt with.
Ladies Basques cut and basted IL > superb
manner A1t rate Aillinsr, particularly IN Z
.er. bleaching: etc. in ;si ss1;ss
pelled 70 make Lasndry axrasgsmsnts Tor hss ~
bssinsss, she 10 able 70 taks the washing o. ss1
her Of Rsntismen. All goods sent Tor, sad ~ =
essssry rspairing sush buttons, strings -, esc
Once ~ above. lfeols-a
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|. w. LEMON. 3. q. pCRDRgD0g. 3. y. nnBDa
Lemon, HsuFbrtAge = RooAeF,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,

0
Lemon, 1BuFbrtAgs = BoeAsr,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
And General Agents for the Punches end
@ AIN or REAL ESTATE, in ths City of kso-
- kuk and surrounding country. Omos, Tor ths
present, In Hatch Thompsoa's building, corner Of
Main and "a st., mp stairs. adjoining Clerk 09es.
Their ESQ uaintance In the East and 6OSth- East
will aaord them peculiar fsclities FOR the sale Of
Real stats, snd they particulAsy invite the atses-
tioa Of all persons having Real Estete for sale.
We will also give our special attention g the
making Of Deeds, Mortgagss, Des1s cf Iruees
Lsassa and All other contrasts and wrtinss and the
proper Acknowledgements thereof In any pastei tAs
city Or county. feol1-0u
COW FEED.
DRAM and shorts for al the csws In town, u ~
fsbii-d WI. AUSTIN : co.
MONEY 0AvEDI
d q ON the barrel. Quincy Rlour nads - Kse-
% q kuk, and warranted - Be A. No. !.
fsLiI-d ". H. AUSTIN co.
0Yoeeries fer uncugvens 00aoy.
rrHB undsrsignsd will receive genuine netse =
/ tAs following bsaks, Tor groessies 40 psovi-
siOas, Ut eustomssy rat<s'
Georgia Banks,
TSunssssc Baaks, and
Rsslingtoa City Scrip. =. VILLAINS
febs-d Corner johnson ana =
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H1yHE Ladies Bsssvelent Society MEETS svsd -
i arlsy aftssnooa 81 . 'elsok, over Ess1f yui
ION q clothing store-en,ranee from ID stssss ~
soas having cast % clothing % hand arv seeea1sd
10 sead such articles they Dsy fsel witli11 4
give TO the society room.
Ladies iaisresssd in behsif Of the poos are T.
vited To attend.
Keok uk, Iowa, Feb. 1, - i
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A,1TORNYY a. osepsallm - Law, - assat
~ ~ IL purshAse - 49, - 1sal 1seaae- o.
testing huslnesg sstsn4se - IseaDeJYs netS ..
alvsye foy eale.
CSssiSuS5 5z1ok ...I. - = oaIllIS
Il sspaS 01'
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JEwEL1I sTo8E.
eIvHR undassignsd, laas fssn eos 81 ~ NJ
/ class o1abllaAasais in Bestens Aaes.s tAke
pleasure = inlssniagths citisess II Ksokuk -
Vicinity 80 ws hare opsasd ssoss . u naAa.ss.
hstussa 3nl and "a, With choice sad veil seless
ID stock u waschss, Silver Ware, Jevslsy 40
Tancy 0ooas. which ~ oGer for sale q psaeaaahl
prizes. The psblic sse invited 70 cali an1sxanis'
our rood, THOMPSON 1HID086-
n ,. MY. Thenpsos h > practical Waaehnehss
and givss bis pefsonsl attention 70 he vssss -
pairing. lessSs-e
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w beg leave Ia inform the good eitissns 81
w Keokuk aud visia.sy that &c have got 70
grinding gain, and are prepared - fusaisA .sAsa
al With the best Of Flour, On The most seassoable
ssrms. We warrant cur Flour % be sassspesssd ~
any that s bsoseht 70 tbs market, and " give go
isfaetion, OF the money refunded.
Also on hand, plenty u brsa. shorts, shipstsa,
a. Any orders occom panied with the cash, left -
the City Mills Store will be promptly attended 10.
Flour and 6roesries delivered " any pert ef Ne
city free Of charge.
febIl-d W. IL. AUSTIN j co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

BY the arrival of the Fanny Major at San Francisco
on the 2Gth ult we are in possession of dates from
Honolulu, TO the 7th November.
The Government has concluded to adopt the offer
of parties in Boston to puta steamer on at the Islands,
they assuming onehalf the cost.
Fannng's Island has been taken possession of in a
formal manner by the British authorities.
The most valuable cargo that has ever left Honolulu
was on board the American clipper ship, John Land,
to sail for New Bedford on the 7th ut II consisted
of oils and whaebone to the amount of six hundred
and thirty.Gve thousand five hundred and fftysix
dollars
Three hives Of honey-bees from San Jose were taken
to the Islands on the last trip of the Fanny Major
Previous attempts to introduce them on the Islands
have failed
Capt Baker, of the bark Ocean Wave, from the
Arctic, reports the less of the ship Indian Chief on
Aug 25th by the stavng of the bow of the ship by
cake of ice Captain Huntley, first and second OFF,
GERS and men were saved. The third mates boat is
supposed to have been lost. The ship had five hun
dred and sixty barrels of oil slowed down.
First officer of the Hawaiian brig Hawli, John Can
ing native of Sag Harbor, N. W together with three
Hawaiian seamen were killed by whale in shantar
Bay, on Sept. lst. On the 2sth Sept boasteeror on
board the Charles Carol named Robert Boyd, lost his
life by whale staving in the boat which he was in
at Bristol Bay.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

The STEAM WAGoS.-The new steam wagon
which is now in process of construction at Sac
ramento, is progressing satisfactorily to com
pletion. The Union says the new wagon will
be about the size of an ordinary express
wagon, but somewhat more bulky and much
stronger. 1t will be propelled with double
crank shafts, (having the feet connected and
shod expressly for muddy roads, by three
horse engine, with two four inch cylinders,
having u inch stroke. 1t is being constructed
with the view of carrying its own fuel and
water, and is to be guided or steered in a man
ner similar to that of the model, exhibited in
this city some six months since. II all goes
right, the wagon will be in operation in about
six weeks, the body running gear of the wagon
is being constructed by Mr.. Hays, and the
machinery by Mr.. Bowstead, at the Union
Foundry on Front street.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

In DIsTREss.-The San Francisco Phdre
contains an appeal from number of French
men in the behalf Of NJ. Antoine Claveaus
family, who are now in San Francisco, per-
fectly destitute, whilst he is in Mariposa to
answer to the charge against him. NJ. Caveau
is the artist who painted the panorama of Yo-
semitic Valley. The wife Of the artist is not
only totally destitute Of means, but also in
that precarious state in which succor is abso-
lutely necessary.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

RIcH.-A friend informs us that on Monday
last a blast was made in the Jersey Lode, here
tolore spoken of by US, the rock which was
separated by the blast showing the quartz to
be even richer than ever. The rock separated,
our informant says is valued at about fifteen
hundred dollars. A specimen was shown us,
from which we should judge the estimate was
nearly correct
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
summons.
State Of California, County Of Stanislaus,
district Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District

State Of California, County Of stanislaus, l
In the District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
John D. G. Knoepaler, plt'f Action brought in the
District Court of the.
Felicia Dineher Knoeper dert Thirteenth Judicial Dis
tc and the Complaint filed in the County of Sanslaus
In the Office of the Clerk Of the said District Court Both
October A. d. 1851 The People Of the State Of California
send greeting; 10 Felicia Mneher Knoepler
You hereby required to appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District in for the
County of Stanisaus, and 10 the Complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day Of seryce
after the service you Of this summons, # served with
in said County If served out Of the County, but within
said judicial District within twenty days if served out
Of said District then within forty days judgment by de
fault will be taken against you
The said action is brought 10 obtain Decree Of Divorce
from the bonds of matrmony shown by
plant and you fail to appear and answer the said
plant as above required the plaintiff viii take judgment
by default
Given under my hand and Seal of the District Court ct
the 18th judicial District this 30th day Of October
t'N>-l A. D., 1857. WM. d. MCDANIEL, Clerk.
S. P. ScAN1KER, Pits Attorney. d33m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

GAME.-Gamc is becoming quite plentiful
in this and the adjoining counties, as winter
approaches. Deer are frequently killed in the
" Bear Valley Range" and on the upper Mer-
ced river, and the geese, duck, quail and small
game afford much sport to the hunter, while
his table might feast the most iastidious cpl
cure
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
A G f. n T S .

JAMES VAN DYKE corner Of Main and Fourth streets
Map0sa Is authorized agent TO receive Subscriptions
Advertisements and Job Work. An orders left with him
will receive prompt attention
THOMAS BoYCE, north east corner Washington and
Montgomery streets San Fancco l. duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and Advertisements.
7. NJ HEsTON, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River is duly authorized to receive subscriptions, ad
rertisements and job Work
H- Mn. r. D. TODD, of Stockton Is our duly authorized
Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements
MAI ELKlNS Of Lagrange, is authorized agent for
stanislaus County
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

CAsUALTY.-0n Saturday last a Mexican
was severely wounded at a Mexican fonda in
this town, by the discharge of pistol in the
hands of Henry Krowell. On investigation
before Justice Tonge, and no evidence being
adduced of intentional shooting, Krowell was
permitted to go at liberty. AT the time the
pistol was discharged, Krowell was in an ad-
joining building, and the ball passed through
the partitions of both houses, before entering
the body of the Mexican, where it lodged.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the kindness of our
friends, we have received two communications
detailing the late brutal murder on the San
joaquin. AS nearly two weeks have elapsed
since the occurrence, and as the facts are gen.
orally known through other sources, we give
but synopsis. We are, however, very CRATE
full for the communications.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
ARTICLES OF SILVER:

CONSISTING Of napkin rings, cups knife fork and spoon
in cases. salt cellars, spoons and forks, cescoops fish,
desert butter fruit pie and cake knives pitchers and COB
let's setts complete; cake baskets casiors butterish
salvers Hqu0rstands trays, coee-urns lquor-mxers
card baskets. etc. etc
Diamonds set in every style of ornament now worn
by either sex Quartz work for which obtained the First
Premium at the Mechanics exhibition also award
cd prize for the manufacture Of watch eases.
Country orders sent by express, attended to with
punctualty and dispatch and satisfaction in all guar
sneed. Es- Watch repairs command particular and
prompt attention. .~eA d32m
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

SENATORIAL CoNvENrIoN.-A Democratic
Convention assembled at Angels, on the 26th
of November, and nominated William T.
Lewis, Esq, of Calavcras County, by accama-
ton, as the democratic candidate for the State
Senate in the 18th Senatorial District. to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Hon. w b. Norman.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

RoNDo.-Judge Coon, of San Francisco, has dev-
cred lengthy opinion on the trial of rondo case in
that city lately, declaring it not banking game, and
therefore not prohibited by the act of 1851 But he
holds that ii is a game Of chance, and is therefore
prohibited by the act of 1855. The Judge construes
both acts to be in force and will punish all offences
accordingly.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

NICE PIEcEs.--Wc are informed that a
Yaqui Indian, last week, panned out in one
day, from gulch near Tulito, two miles from
this place, three pieces of pure gold, together
weighing ten ounces and seven dollars.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

MoNIroR-Ths able correspondent again con-
tributes one of his well-written articles We
would commend it to the attentive perusal of
our non-producers who prefer the warmth of
Il bar-room stove to exercise in the open air
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

The STEAMER.-The Mail steamer was last
evening reported to have arrived, but as no
papers containing the news from the East
have come to hand, up to the time of our
going to press, we cannot furnish it this week.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

BALL AT SNELLNG.-We are informed that
on the evening of Dec. II, ball will come off
at Moores Hotel, in the town Of Smelling The
proprietors of the Hotel anticipate large at
tendance, and are determined to leave nothing
undone that may contribute to the enjoyment
of the visitors.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

TnASKsGIvING.-0ur friend DIR. Boyce, in
a spirit of thankfulness displayed sundry and
diners refreshments on his counter last Thurs
day evening, which were credit to his cui-
nary taste.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

ANOTHER PEDAzo-We hear of lump of
gold weighing thirty-two ounces having been
found in Burns Creek, about a mile above
Hornitos. We have been unable to learn the
particulars.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

An INDIcArIoS.-Yesterday, large boiler
was taken through Hornitos, destined for the
quartz mill of Goodman, Diltz & Co., at Whit
locks. A sure indication of prosperity in that
quarter, which we are informed is well de-
served.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

BUILDINGS FOR SALE or RENT.-J. W. Torney is
the authorized agent of JAS Yantine to sell or let
several buildings and premises in the town of Maripo-
sa. See advertisement
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

PROPOSED New PAPER.-We have received pros
pectus of the Stockton Weekly Democrat to be
shortly issued at Stockton by Rasey Bven, Esq. We
wish him all the success that the political principles
he hattles for entities him 10.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

NEW SAN FRANCISCO ADyRRTIsENENTs---We call
attention to Messrs Barrett 4 Sherwoods advertise
ment of holiday presents
Also, to the professional card Of DR.. P. NJ 0 'Bren.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

r4y- Eleven game and poultry dealers in
San Francisco sold, on the 25th and 26th, for
Thanksgiving dinners, 1717 turkeys, 1850
chickens, and 1886 ducks, geese and small
pame
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

The WEArHER--The rains, which for short
time promised an early and wet season, have
ceased, and the ground has returned to almost
the dryness Of summer. The weather-wise,
despite appearances, predict rain in very few
davs
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

MARlrosA DELINQUENT TAX LIsr.-The following
names should have been omitted from the Mariposa
county Delinquent taxlist Samuel Breck Joseph
Groinard; v, Wyard.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03

The RACE AT SNELLNG.-Much interest is
being taken by our friends at Smelling in the
coming race in that thriving town, to take place
on Saturday, 9th inst, between the "0verton
Colt and Farrens' Harry of the West. There
will, Of course, be large number of persons
present, as this will be considered the test race
between these fine animals, the race at Nc
Dermotts having failed to convince the adm-
rers Of Harry of the West. The numerous
visitors win find ample accommodation provi-
ded for them at the Hotel, where Ben and
"Ruf" will be on hand to show them every
attention. Amusement during the day can be
also found at the recherche saloon of our
friends Webster & Prescott where visitors
palates are daily tickled with some of that
qo0d.
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
1876 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
ARTICLES OF GOLD:

CONSISTING Of Ladies and Gentlenmens watches Of all
descriptions chateane fob vest guard and neck chains;
sleeve buttons and studs brooches bracelets and rings
pencil cases ockes buckles rings card snuff boxes,
seals keys eye glasses. ribbon slides, charms, thmbes
heads armlet crosses neckets and every thing
and beautiful in coral work cameos jet work and mosaics
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-12-03
Settle your Bills.

IL persons indebted 10 the firm Of b. OPPENIIEIM &
IA CO.. in MARlPOSA and BEAR VALLEY are hereby
requested to SETTLE their accounts previous to the Hrst Of
JANUARY or they will be put in the hands Of the proper
authorities for collection B. OppENIiH1M a CO.
Mariposa, Dec. 3D. 1857. d3