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The Placer herald., 1857-07-04
Attend the Primary Neetines.

The Democrats Of Placer county are call.
ed upon to meet in primary assemblies next
Tuesday to select delegates whose duty it
will be to provide for representation Of the
county in the Democratic State Convention.
No meetings are more important to the sue
cess Of party than these, and none perhaps
which 90 affect the interests Of people. 1t
is from them that the preference Of party
is ascertained-it is at them the people de.
clare their wishes, and designate the men
they desire to hold the reins of government.
When not interfered with by political wire
pullers, or controlled BY time-servers and de.
magogues, they are the source Of the purity
and strength Of any party. That they have
been made instrumental in foisting unworthy
men into Office, whose only capacity was for
party trickery, stands out as a prominent
truth in the political history Of California.
But wherever the people arc left free to act,
uncontrolled BY place-hunters, untrammeled
by designing partizans, their selections Of
delegates are made with discrimination and
good judgment, and the people become bles-
sed with honest and faithful officers.
We believe, that generally in Placer coun-
ty, the will Of the Democracy has been car
ried out in their nominations and it is to be
hoped that such will ever be the case-that
it will become a time-honored custom. and
immutable as the laws of the Medes and Per.
SLAMS.
The Sacramento Convention will have in
charge the nomination of ticked for State
officers-it is necessary that they should be
men without spot or blemish. The present
State administration have been inadequate
and untrue to the trust reposed iu them, and
the people have declared in their votes OF
last fall, that the Democracy were worthy
Of their confidence, and upon them will the
mantle Of power again fall In considera-
ton of the confidence thus manifested, it is
necessary that primary meetings send honest
delegates to the County Conventions, from
whence honest and true men will be sent to
the State Convention.
On next Tuesday then, let the Democrats
Of Placer be at their posts and take part in
having the right kind of delegates sent to
represent them on the llth. Send good
men to the Convention, and there will be a
delegation sent to Sacramento who will not
fail in giving State ticket worthy the sup
port Of every good and true man.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-04

The Sonora arrived at San Francisco on
Tuesday afternoon, bringing large mail and
ee4 passengers. The Hon VIM. NJ. Gwin
returned upon her.
The Placer herald., 1857-07-04

ID EMAINING in the Post Once in Auburn,
~ California, June 30th, 1857.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
The Placer herald., 1857-07-04
ROBERT FISHER

Undertaker.All orders as Tn.
dertaker. promptly attended to. -
[n44.v3] K. J. FISHER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-06

The nominations Of Jno. Underwood, as
associate justice Of the Z. s. Supreme Court,
in place of Hardin, resigned, and Of Thos.
Cunningham, ms associate justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Kansas, vice Burrell, de-
ceased, were confirmed on the Sd.
II was reported at Washington, on the 3d.,
on what claimed to be good authority, that
Cass had been offered the post Of Secretary
Of State, by Buchanan, and had resigned.
heavy snow storm was prevailing
throughout an extensive portion Of the East,
on the Sd instant
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Dcs moline. silver Improvement.

mes H0ines KtSeT Improvement.
We are informed that a new contract has
been entered into with reference to this work,
between the Company and Commissioner
Manning. The particular terms of the con-
tract We are not placed in possession Of, fur
ther than that the expenses Of travelling, fast
living, champagne suppers, engineering, etc.
are not TO be reekoned against the State, but
the Company, or the Young America inii-
viduals connected with it, are to enjoy the
exclusive privilege of liquidating them. But
any arrangement which so jealous and watch
full guardian Of the interests Of the S ate,
and OF the Des Monies Republic in particu-
lar, as Commissioner Manning, could be per-
suaded to consent to, we have the greatest
confidence in. He rs practical, intelligent,
thorough man. The particulars of the con-
tract We hope soon to be athletic present.
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Ou8DINO AND BAvnN0 1oTlCE,
Re the Unknown Owners 81 any
!ess apea she following described
A ~ meeting q the City Council II the City OF
"A ksokuk, Md Iessnber Esd, i. D. 1856, the
Following rseoiatiua was sdeptsd;
Resolved, That the owners ef The Lots situated
upon the streets described below, wit; On Bon-
deau street from Water to Fourteenth street; on
Concert from First to Sixth street; on High street
from Second TO Sixth street; ON Exrhanxe street
from Water to Fourth street on First street from
exchange 70 Blondesu street on Second street from
Main to High on Fourth street from johnson 20
Orleans; on Fifth street from johnson to Orleans
on Seventh from Timca to Blondeau street on
Eighth from Main to BiondeAu street; on Ninth
street from johnson 10 Concert; on Tenth from Ex.
change IL Concert on Eleventh from HAHN stree,
70 High on Twelfth from Main to High street on
thirteenth street from Main TO Concert on Four
tesnth street from Main to Biondeau, and fronting
upon any Of said streets, be directed to have the
curb stones set by tho frst day Of June next, and
the side walks graded and paved by the 6rst day Of
August nesti the same to be done in accordance
with the Ordinances Of the CITY,
lCERriff the above to be a copy Of q resolu tion
passed by the City Council Of the City Of
keokuk. Given under my hand this 3lst
day Of December, A. d. 1855.
b. 8. MERRIAM,
aec5l-d2m Clerk Of the Council.
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Rev. DIR. Bellows, gentleman widely and
honorably known, has been preaching upon
the subject OF amusements, and took the
ground with reference to the Drama that in
proper hands it was valuable aid to the
pulpit and the press in reforming and culti-
waiting the people. The Opera received his
favorable consideration also. And we un-
derstand that arrangements are in progress
for him to deliver discourse to the theatre
cal profession.
We wish DR.. Bellows success in the effort
in which so many other men in modern days
have signally failed. That the Drama has
been to great extent what its best friends
desire new to make it, is probably true. As
useful institution for certain character
OF public improvement. in connection with
the enticement Of pleasure, it came up in its
time, and served its purpose. But it is
questionable now if its Office as an educa-
tional and reformatory institution is not SUI
perseded by other and more efficient agen-
cies, such rs the press, the pulpit, and the
lecture-room, two Of which are late inven-
tions, and the other has been popularized to
meet the demands of modern times. The
condition Of the Drama itself for long Pc
riod would seem 10 indicate as much, without
rejecting further. But the Opera is diff
ferent institution, of later date, and has
yet, perhaps, great purpose to serve in the
development and cultivation of the sentiment
of music. And the Drama, discreetly and
understandingly conducted, il confined in the
main to the presentation of unexceptionable
amusement alone, may probably yet serve a
purpose both useful and commendabe, for
amusement is thing which men will have,
and unexceptionable amusement is thing
which they ought to have. But we question
ii any effort, by DIR. Bellows or anybody else
can re-instate the Drama in the favor Of the
better classes Of community, If they under.
take it with any other view.
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AllliAoFy And EA0cy 0onAnA
ATTENTION LADIES.

II WOULD rsspecefsily call the AaaenaIon or tans
! Ladies to my large and we'll selected s>pek ri
tall and winter goods. which will sell at Cisa ri
velvst hoansts; also, splendid assortncnt 81 r. 4
lens, Aowsss and festhsrs. selected with ereaf n
You will ind everything In The MilI{nsry 80
Fancy essiasN, at ny establishment, In ~ fal1H
besinsss Of tho shortest notice, such - liri1
trimming, blsasAing, pressing and making heSS
of every description, TO order. will waxrnnl II.
work 70 give sntIs3Aotion. -
OOme Ono, oOme all. No trouble TO shnir 49,
- An. Glsnny's, No. rs, johnson street, betWee~
Ind and %, directly opposite Dinners Saloon. q
sept2o.aly MRS. GLHNNY,
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GRAND GIFT IsrRIBUTION
For the HOLIDAYS.


Use anA OYnanems CoablneA.
vISH0Sk who wish something useful q we'll - or
= namentsl, would do well " call II the Picture
Gallery on Johnsoa street, near the PostolRce, n
there will be given away l5O sPlenAid rae.
lures ana Looking classes, in Ane Gilt
and Rosewood Frames Every purchaser Of Two
Dollar ticket will be entitled to draw . prize and
the chance Ct obtaining splendid Parlos Mirror In
Gilt or Rosewood Frames.
Among the Pictures 70 be drawn Is the beautiful
engraving Of Saturday Night in Oiden Times, . tbs
only one in the city Also, Country Election, !"
"Sale Of the Pet Lamb. and good assortment Of
Religious Pictur, $, all richly framed
Tickets are now rcsdy for sale, and prizes will be
added in proportion to the sale Of tickets. Please
call and examine for yourselves ut the Pictsre Gal
iery on johnson street r. MACARTHUR.
dec2id
vlNHOMPSoN d BRIDGES have forsale the justly
1 celsbrAted American Watch, made BY the Bos-
ton Watch Co., and warranted an excellent time
keeper
dsc24d No. 81 Main street, bet. I'd and Sd
Culver WARE and Fancy Goods suitable for
~ Christians and New ears Presents, for sale by
oec14d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
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MEAR6 n wTTDER

MEAR8 d WILDER
- EsPECrFULLY announce TO the citisens Of Ke :
IL kuk and vicinity that they have opened store
on Fourth street, where they prepared to supply
the farmers and mercha ants of the Great West with
all kinds OF the most approved Agricultural I'm
plemcnts and Machines which are To be found in
he country. We have, Also con nectcd with our Ar
ricuitural implements and Machines, . general
assortment of Hardware and Wooden Ware. i,
will be our aim by prompt attention to business to
deserve and receive tbs confidence of DISCERNING
public in our endeasors to meet their numerous
wants. MEARS A WILDER
kenkuk lnxa Ian G IL
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CLEANING SToyEs.--Stoye lustre, when
mixed with turpentine and applied in the
usual manner, is blacker, more glossy and
durable than il put on with any other liquid.
The turpentnc prevents rust, and when put
on an old rusty stove, Will make it look as
well as new. The odor OF the snrpensine
passes Of quickly.
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~
RIckIr 3 Mason, Surgeon Dentists, are
prepared to insert Teeth upon Gold, Silver
and 0utta Pefcha, also upon Pla&ins with
continuous Gum, which for beauty and
cleanliness cannot be surpassed. They are
determined to do the neatest work that ID
done 10 the City, and at a less price than
any other o6ice here. Office on Blondsau
between Third and Fourth.
S-MAeuiRxs COMPOUND EXTRACT o. Bxssx
PLAsr--A certain cure for Diarrhua, Dyssntsry,
Summer Complaint, and all affections Of the bow els
attended with relaxation. ASS safe, palatable and
reliable remedy il is unequalied. For children
teehing, att ndsd with irritation Of the bowels ii
is the noss zothing remedy In use. Prepared and
sold by J. 4 G. MAdUIRE,
Chemists and Druggists,
8. w. cor. Olive 4 I'd sts., 81. Louis.
Forsalein Keokuk BY +. II. o'Connor, and Drug
gists generally. aug20d& w6m
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CT A fellow being brought to the bar
some time ago, to answer for misdemean-
or; told the prosecutor that he could con-
vince him OF being thief and murderer.
upon being required to prove bis assertion,
- Why" said he, "you ugly villain, YOU
killed monkey, and you stole his counter.
ance."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-06

CO Robert Nichols, an Senator from
died on the I'D ult
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BEN AMEy
/ HAVE LOST or mislaid two promissory notes on
Louis Barnsconi, and Julia Ann Agne, for $S33.33
EACH dated December 10Th, and payable to my order
one and two years from date, respectively. Said
notes are not endorsed by me, and all persons are
warned against purchasing them.
SAML F. MILLER
keokuk, Dec. ~, lS56.--dSc2Ad2w
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The above Companies adjust and pay all losse,
equitabiy and promptly.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
otice In the Iron Front building, Second-st.
iani ID IN
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lNCon - ( - u r0recn.


NOTICE IL hsrs1y given that J. X. Hornish, j.
~ r. Hullivaa. Vn r. H. Lysch, c. n. Dmond,
W. BslkAsS, 1Aes. r. Cater, X. wiisey, Jp.
Adsx MoDowali, ]. NJ. BresdsA, and Curtis y.
Conn - isesposstsd themselves and ehsir 1850.
ciat4s yo1er ~ nsme Of TIE Dscalioa Ferry and
Lasd npaay. The principal plsss Of business
OF said Compmy Sat keokuk, lowa. The object
OF this coFpueo1lop u 10 establish = Ferry the
Mississippi River, betwesn the city Of keokuk and
Hancock County, Ills, and also 70 purchase lands
In Hancock County, Ills, and lay out thereon .
town to be known ~ "Decalion.' The capital
stock Of said Company 10 seventy five thousand dol
lars, which stock may be increased ~ one hundred
Thousand dollars, divided in shares Of one hundred
dollars each, and 10 be paid In upon call Of the
Board OF Directors. Said corporation commenced
the 4th day Of October, 1886, " continue twenty
years, renewable according to the laws VI Iowa
The Affairs OF the company ~ be conducted by .
Board Of Five DirsGtors, to b elected the lrss
Wednesday Of January, annually, In accordAnes
with the articles Of Incorporation Ole in the Of
Ace VI the Recorder Of Deeds Lee county, Iowa
The indebtedness Of the Company 10 not 10 exceed
two thirds Of the capital stock Of the Company
The private property Of the Stockholders u 70 b.
exempt from the corporate debts Of the Company -
The following persons are the present Directors Of
said Company:
J. X. lIornish, Jno. ii. Sullivan,
G. X. Dimond, Rufus Wilsey,
VIM. r. b. Lynch.
J.K. HoRNISH, prss't.
c. r. DinoHp, Sec y and Trcas.
keokuk, Dec. ~, lssB--dAw
Daily Times copy 4w.1
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DIED,

DIED,
In keokuS, Lee county, Iowa. on Saturday, Jan.
Sd, WILLIE VIVIAN, infant son of w IN. 5. and LOU
sa T. King aged IL days.
Sweet babe, he glanced into the world to see
sample Of our misery .
DISCUS cd with the sight, he sighed,
Aud turned his little head and died
Hes the bright and better land,
An angel mid that shining band.
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UNHAPPY EfrEcTs or An ILL-ApyTsEp MAJ.
KiAcE. The Chicago Journal tells Of Mrs.
Bows who married against her will, ut her
parents solicitation, lived short time with
her husband, left him, corresponded with
young man whom she knew before marriage.
but be disappointing her, she committed
suicide in despair, by taking TWO over doses
OF landanum. She had previously reverted
to the intoxicating cup TO drown her dis
tress.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On tn lst Of January, 1887, by c. @. BAuder,
Esq. Al the residence Of q. Aniers, Mr.. X. Buck
les and Ms Margaret A. Anders, all Of liar
risou Townsnip.
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ruENCu CANNES,

FRENCH CANDIES.
lust received, by the Kate French, q large sup
- ply Of French Candies of every description, at
A. j. DINNERS,
Jani-d Third-st.
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STAR ms. CO., OF oGDENsBURGH, N. T.,
CAPITAL $l00, 900.
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Some Of our unsophisticated country friends
complain of class of Public Lecturers who
unlike popular city divine. who frankly
says, 81 lecture for II, A. NJ. E.--that is, Fiji
''ty And My Expenses''--are accustomed to
turn up their nasal protuberances ut the idea
Of being paid for their services, and vet feel
abeminably i'll used if they are no, paid, and
pretty roundly paid too. recent dialogue
between an ilustrious cx Senator and the
Chairman OF Lecture Committee will Illus
trate the motter more clearly
Chairman--Col. b., what shall we pay
you for your lecture last evening"
Lecturer Sir, | don't lecture for pay. l
have n very different motive.
Chhirmdn-Certainly wefully understand
that. But We cannot consent that you should
come to US at your own cost. For what sum
shall fill up check for your expenses
Lecfurer--You may make il two hundred
dollars. But wish il distinctly understood
that don't lecture for money.
| The general reader will be struck with
the close esemblance--almost amounting TO
Observation-Disclosures the above and q ia
milisr coloquy in the '.Pickwick Papers,
which, for the benefit OF those who have not
read 'sPickwick," we subjoin:
I" Wot's your usual tap, Sir inquired
Sam.
ooh, my dear young friend" replied Mr..
Stiggins, "all taps is vanites."
" Too true, too true, indeed" said Mrs.
Weller, murmuring groan, and shaking
her head assentingly.
"Veli," said Sam, /" des-say they NAV
be, Sir but yich is your rertickler VANITY
Vich vanity do you like the flavor on best,
Sir 2"
ooh, my dear young friend" replied Mr..
Stiggins, 81 despise them all. IT," said Mr.
Stiggins, =" If there is any one of them less
odions than another it is the liquor called
rum-warm, my dear young friend, with
three Jumps OF sugar to the tumber. IN.
Y. Tribune.
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DOES THE WORLD HATE PIKrY?-In an.
swer to this question, the eel ebrated Sidney
Smith says: ''li is not true that the world
hates piety. That modest aud unobtrusiye
piety which fills the heart with all human
charities, and makes u man gentle 10 others
and severe to himself, is an object OF uni
versal love and veneration. hut mankind
hate the lust Of power when it is yelled an
der the garb of piety; they hate cant and nv
pocrisy; they hate advertisers and quacks in
pie,y; they do not choose to be insulted, they
love to tear folly and impudence from the
affairs which should only be sanctuary for
tue righteous anu yop,i --l-----..-...-
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Board Wanted.

QI man and wife, who wish 10 furnish their
u own room. Inquire at this office. jams
NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Lynch 4 Wooton
y Attorneys at Law, are the only authorized per-
sonst settle the claims Of Phillips Co. All per-
indebted to the firm are rcouested 10 call and
make immediate settlement.
jan5 dim T b. PHILLIPS fsO
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HORSE SHOES!
BURDENS NEW PATENT
I UST received, per steamer Kate French, N
~ Burdens Patent Horse Shoes. These are II
all his new patent, and give universal salts. y q
faction at the East where large numbers are daily
used These shols the Grst offered la this mar
ket .For shape, smsothness, and quality, they can
not be eqaaiied Having been appointed sole agent
Tor the sale Of these Shoes in this city and vicinity
We are prepared to supply the trade and Others vi
the lowest priccs. tail and sec them,
TfLLINuilAST, LANE a BUEL,
JAM sign II Broadaxs. Main-st.
"A ihlmg OF lseauty ~ ~ icy Gorever.'
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
ar Society under the fret Emperor, with por.
~ traits OF IT. Beauties, Wits and Hcroines: BY
r. u. Geodrieh. 1he most supurbly Illustrated
Dbokeyer pubiishes in Ameriea,--value $l5,-is
now offered At S.. At
Janl-d johnson e., near Postoflice.
4 SRANBERRIES--five bbls jast received by
~ KELLOGG HIRGE,
lanl -d2w Fourth-st.
n lSfEks--fresh evye, genuine and warranted,
~ torsA by KELLOGG &BIRGE,
ssr'- Four,h-st
HoNkY-A pure article for sale by
IL KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
JAM .asw fourth-st.
RUckWHEAT fL0lR-Nor made Il .hor,..
- but the genuine article.
janl DIV KELLOGG T. BIRGE
ENlDUR--A variety Of brands. delivered gratis.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
lAhl-a-w Fourtn-st.
COsRAR1 N ERAHIP.
M & have this day associa ted with us j. n Nan
~ dam. and will continue the Leather, Saddlerv
Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, and Shoe F,ndins
basinsss under the styie IT Bernard, Naulain Co..
1t ths old stand, No.i5 81. Main-st.
;, J. Q. BERNARD 4 co.
kekuk, December 1850
Those having claims against the old Grm win
please present them without delay, and thn,. IN.
dehted are requested to come forward and settle nm
deco J. q. BERNARD ACO.
ksN6iNkhks' STOCK canhe had At OGDKN,S
- sepso - Main.st.
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- - $500 49, -
ll,lA(,k q

Az h have received assortment Of Clocks
which consists II thirty hour, eight day, and
thirty day. for gallery, bank, hall, Office and house
which We offer for sale nj reasonable prices, at
Main-st. Please cali and examine.
JaD3-d THOMPSON 4 BRIDGES.
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WnAn MNlAn !

u. PRICES Yard is the place TO get what you
-. want in this line sawed split TO suit or no,
sawed and split, just You desire. Orders, with
the pay, fl at BALDWIN Evans, corner Of Main
and ith streets, will be attended to without delay
Good measure warranted / shall soon have q lot
VI DIR, oak. and some hickory for those who like
good wood. Those wishing s. 10 or 30 cords OF good
wood can be supplied. A the railroad is near the
fountain head for coal, shall have tina, kind
OF fuel for those who 1t. Those wishing hard
wood lumber can be supplied by calling at the
Woodward, near the keokuk i 1T. Des Moines
Railroad Depot. Lumber sawed 10 order
lar II
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.