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The Placer herald., 1857-05-23
AN ACT.

Suplene entary to an Act entitled 'An Act con-
cerning the Board Of Supervisors of Placer
County"-approved February 4th, 1S57-and
to extend its provisions to other counties here
in named
The IeopIe Of tie State Of California, repre-
sented IN Senate and .4ssem6iy, do enact as
foH0cS:
SECTION |. The provisions of "An Act con-
cerning the Board of Supervisors of Placer coun-
ty''-approved February 4th, 1857, are here
by extended to the counties of Shasta, Trinity,
Siskiyou, Tehama, Colus. Stanislaus, Contra Cos
ia. San joaquin, Butte klamath, and Humboldt.
SEC. 2 The Supervisors, filing the term near
est expiration, shall be Chairman of the Board;
ProUided, That in no instance shall this provs-
ion apply to member of the Board elected to
fill vacancy, unless each member composing
the Board shall have been elected to serve out an
uneXpired term.
Approved March 3lst. 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-05-23
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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FORM OF LICENSES.
No. County (date)I

No. No. County (date) :
County (date)
1856 This certites that (
Has paid four dof-E has thisl =
dars mining license, day paid the Sher- {
! which entities him ff of countvl
to work in the mines four dollars, which :
: lone month. entities him to 3
: work in the mines I s
of this State for
one month from C
date. =
Compiler of State
By
Sheriff. G
The Placer herald., 1857-05-23
AN ACT
AN ACT
Concerning persons under Sentence of Imprison-

Concerning persons under Sentence of Imprison-
ment.
The People Of the State of California; repre-
sented IN Senate and .4ssembly, do enact as
fOWOUs:
SEC. !. The Board of Supervisors in each coun-
ty shall have power, and they are hereby authoriz
ed to cause persons in the county Jail, under
tence of imprisonment, to labor upon any public
or private work in the county, the county receiv-
ing the benefit, or the hire, or labor; prorided
that the Board of Supervisors shall not have the
power to hire the prisoners to private per ons in
the county of FL Dorado.
SEC. 2. When person shall be imprisoned for
nonpayment of fine, or until fine be paid. the
Imprisonment may extend to. but shall not eX-
ceed one day for every two dollars of the fine and
the costs that may be due from the person i'm
prlsoned, in the prosecution in which the fine was
adjudicated
SEC. 3. This Act shall not apply to the coun-
ties of Sacramento, San Francisco, Yul il, Ncva-
da and San Joaquin.
Approved March 3lst. 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-13

CO Some one lately sent the following
paragraph to Henry Ward Beecher:
some day, says Luther, as Satan and his
imps were gathered together to consult in
relation to their plans, aud to give an account
Of what ench had done, one said; Il let
lonse the Wild beasts upon u caravan OF pill
grims, and now their bones lie bleaching up
on the sands OF the DESERT sPshaw, said
the Devil, stheir souls are all saved; sand H.
said another, Shy tempest wrecked ship
laded with christians on their way 70 found
n community , .Pshaw, said the Devil again,
.,heir souls were nil saved;' sand H. said .
third, cultivated an intimate acquintancc
with nm independent preacher and after
long persuasion induced him to drop his
bible and 70 TO preaching politics. and then
the Devil shouted in exultation till the arch.
es Of pandemonium rang, and all the nigh,
stars OF hell sang together for joy
On last Sunday evening, says = writer in
the New York Times, Mr.. Beecksr read this
scrap, during his sermon, and then said
"Whe,her Luther ever wrote that or not,
il 10 true: ,n't wonder that when the man
dropped his bible and went to preaching pol
itics, he went to tho devil 1t once; but he
would have had no trouble IL be bad lived in
oar day. II 10 not such Treaching ~ that
that makes disturbances nov lit 10 when
man takes the bible aud applies its truths
kissing hos to the eide Of public affairs that
the devil screams
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es'siyill yon give me them pennies now7'
sud big newsboy 10 . little one, after CIV
ing HIM o severe humping.
No, WON'T
Then III give you another pounding
Pound away. Me and Doctor Frhnklin
agrees. DR.. Franklin says, take care OF the
pence and the pounds will take care Of them
selves.''
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Job Press for sale.

We have for sale Job Press OF Mon
tayue's patent, manufactured .. Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
Was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. 1t
could be made very serviceable in country
oHce, and We will sell il at bargain.
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Fiction are removed, it will, like the drow' :
tnr man, .scateh at straws." This ia as near
to nothing as find myself capable Of APP
preaching. g And it is near enough, perhaps
you will say. No doubt i, is. But ] am
thankful that cnn bring my mind back TO
indifference for a little time that It 10 con-
tented wi,ha state so near TO indifer
yacui,y 90 sweet md undlsturbed repose
may do It good, and add to its power ana
sharpness when il rouses to labor once
more
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EAn old woman who lived near The
frontier during the last war with Great Brit
ain, and possssssd . marvellous propensity -
learn the news, used frequently % nake ~
uuiriss Of the soldiers. On one 0odnsion 80
called to onsnf those defenders Of oar rights
whom she nd fequently saluted before:
..Nyhnt's the nswsf"
s.Why, good woman" said he, s'the In
dians have fixed orow-bar under Lake Erie,
and arc going - tafn it over and drown the
world
"oh morey what shall j DO ?" and sway
she ran to tell the neighbors Of the danger,
md inquire Of the minister how such ca
amity could be jAverted.
"Why,o said be, "you need not be alarm
ed; We have our Makers promise that he
will nc. again destroy the world by water"
81 know that" replied the old lady, hest
tstingly, Giles nothing to do with tits
them plaguy Iodi, y,
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Ter safe LSH. 49,.
~ INF 90 l3sh street near ktdss. Tsrme-Dast
eash, balance u one A. Eve yesfs 1n4Stye - ~
erouAd ~ this elnee.
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.Le, INC Die Quietly.

s'De still-make no noise-let me die quiz
etly."-[ Vice President King.
..Bc still.o The hour OF the SOULS de-
parture is at hand; Earth IL fading from It's
vision; Time is gliding from its presence !;
Hopes that cluster around young life, that
swell in the bosom Of manhood, have fallen
from around it like the forest leaves, when
The forests Of autumn have chilled them IN
TO death Ambition with its hollow prom
ises, and pride with its lofty look, have van.
ished away. The world, With it's deceitful-
ness-pleasure, with its temptations, are
gone and alone, in utter destitution OF ali
that time promised, it must start on ito soli-
tary journey across the valley OF the shadow
of death
'.Make no noisers Let no sound break
the souls communion with itself ere it starts
on its turnless fight. Trouble il not with
the accents OF sorrow. Let the tear stand
stilloa the cheek OF affection and let no;
toe waiting of grief break the solemn still
ness Of the death scene. Let il gather the
accents that come from within the dark shad-
ows Of eternity, saying to il, come home
The whisperings Of angels are ia its ears !;
ohstruct not their silserv voices by grosser
sounds A far OF music comes floating to il
by the air. lis the sound OF the heavenly
harps, touched by the vie yless 6ngers--mar
not the harmony by the discoris Of earth.
s.Let me die qnietly' The commotions
nf life, the struggles Of ambition, the strife
and warning with human destiny nre over
Wealth accumulated must be scattered hon.
crs won must be resigned; and oil the tri-
umphs that come within the range OF human
achievements thrown away. The past with
It's trials, It's transgressions, its accommodating
responsibilities, its clnging memories, its
vanished hopes, its rendering mp to the fu-
tnrc its long account disturb not the qui
al that awful reckoning. Speak not OF fa-
ding memories, Of affections whose objects
perish in their loveliness, like the flowers VI
spring, or wither in slow decay. Talk no.
OF an earthly home where loved ones finger,
where seat will soon be vacant, y cherished
voice hushed forever, or Of the desolatiou
that will seat itself hy the hearthstone. The
soul is Mt peace with God; let il pass calmly
away. Heaven is opening upon its yision.
The bright turrets, the tall spires, the lofty
domes VI the eternal CITY are emerging from
the spectral darkness, and the glory Ut the
Most High 10 dawning around them. The
white throne 10 glirtening in the distance.
and the white robed angels are beckonins
the spirit to its everlasting homo. What ],
life that il should be clung to longer VIVA,
the joys OF the world, that they should b.
regretted? What has earth to place beyond
the spirit OF man to tempt its sta, OF
turn it from, its eterncl rest?--[ Albany Reg
lister.
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Rspwhlscau state Conv.

The Republicans Of the State Of Ievs will meet
10 Convention at IOWA CITY, on Hesre,Sas,
Asgssf iefh for general eonsultaiion upon matters
Of vital importance.
II the amended Constitution is hdoItei at the
August election, candidates for Governor or Lient
Governor win be put in nomination at said Con-
vsntioa.
The ratio Of representation will he one delegate
for every hundred Republican voters, in each
county. and ono additional delegate fer fsac,ions
over Atty voters. Counties not having the requisite
Number Of Republican voters to en,i,le them to one
delegate by the ratio adopted will nevertheless be
entitled to ono delegate
By order Of the State Central Committee
SAMUEL i LAKEWOOD,
HENRY OCoNNoR.
Nm. PENN CLARK.
GEO. ID. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE.
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Excursion TRIPS /!
TIE NEW
STEAMER HAMILTON BELLE

NJ I'LL make N Excur.ioa Trip 10 Nsuvoo on
w sunday the i2th, es,ing the wharf II Half
Past One o'clock Y. NJ, remaining ~ Nsuvoo Two
HouRs returning s in the evening. Fare-Pifty
Cents fsr the trip.
shs VIII aiso make trip TO Warsaw Monday
evening next. ieaving At and ing Mt 10 or
II. p NJ. Fors-T snty i've Gents.
Tbs proprietors wIsh 1t dis tinctiy understood
that iisorderiy conduct will be showed board
tns boat
For .io~ets. (which maat he secured before the
time 81 stariingl apply board, at the office VI
the Company.
jyili.s X. 4 II. Y. 4 N. Co.
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No HU mBUG.

c. II. Perry has contributed Gao. ". MccRARi
his la~fal Attorney, 10 sell To any one dsslrnE u
purchase property for actual improvements, during
his absence East, some of tho mvss desirable pao
p'r,y within tke city limits, upon terms which viii
afford any one desiring to do an opportunity u
secure home IN the most beautiful psrt Vt lbs
city.
Enquire nj the ONCE u MccxARY BRucE, on
Third street, between Main J0hnsOn.
jysdtf G. II. Fkkkf.
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ID I ED

DIED,
On Jnly 18th, in Phi ade phia, John Wilson, onl
child Ct I :. h. md Ll,anor 4. Hun btey, aged on
year and eleven months.
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r. y. NAM ~,
"A rT0RNEY q Law, Ksshsl. Iowa. Q9es -
N hsst 6uildin6, - ~, bet. AstA ~ 9enaeeps
Jsedly
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mlalissyy aRA Esncy eesAs.

WOULD ssspsctially call tAe attsntsea 81 he
j Ladies' 70 my large and we'll sclscted seecA u
fall ard wister gesds. wAich uiii esli stCissss.
yeIves hsnass Also, splendid Aseosi nsnt u RIB
bons aovsrs and fsssAsrs selected nth grset sass.
Ysu utll Aaa every thing in The Nalltnesy $50
Fsnay bssissss ~ ny sstshlishDsnt, - - iaAest
faahSea. an alss pgspassd 70 Do Allwsrk IN ~
husiness Il the shortest notice, such ~ tinsnG,
trim minR, bleaching, pressing and making bosssts
q every PITS, 70 order. win warrant al
work to give sAttsfacticn.
oene eas, esms All. Notrouhis 70 shsw ess6e
a. Mo. uissnys, on Fourth, bsswsen Main -
BIondeeN.
ssps36.Aly MRS. 0LkN Ii.
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TsE Dss MoiSss VALLEY Wnie u published
every Wednesday at this once, IL one OF the Oldest
papsrs In lows, and has very large ard increas'
Ing circulation throughout the Des Moines Valley,
Northern Missouri and Western Illinois.
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GTA Dutchmsn recently went into bank
to deposit n number Of Spanish quarters
The teller informed him they were worth
twenty cents. The Dutchman said: al savs
'em because 10 bills break; now to silver
break too 2"
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SuoAR.-A Accounts represent that the SUI
gar crop OF Louisiana will be four times as
large this year ms last; and we see II stated
there 10 three times ms much on hand IN New
York as there was this tune last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-13

The firm Of c. X. voorhiss Co.. Was, on ths Lei
day Of July. 1871 day dissolved. The basincs,
viii hereafter be carried on under the Nance
July 8. 1857. C.k.A II. VOORHEES,.
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Ts MY Creditors.

To Wy CredtlOrS.
LAVING sold my Agricultural Store, all who
IL are indebted to me by note or account win
please call INN ediateiy ana maj Ike payment, ~ In.
dulgsncs cannot be EXTENDED.
| recon m End to my friends and former custom
ers, as r gentleuan and man of business, n.y sue
e,sscf, Nj. Henry II, III eman.
Jnly 18th, 81. NJ +. COLLINS.
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For sale.
A lot of Sash. Frames, Doors and Boxes
"A a. the Sash and Blind Factory, corner Sev.
enth and Blondeau. Blinds IN AIDE 80 order on shor
notice. ljylidim
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For Tho Gate City.


Eps. GATE CrrY:--l wish TO make few
inquiries through the medium OF your pap'r
in regard to matter OF interest 70 every
we'll wsher of our city, especially 70 those
Who would suppress the srs6c in poisoasd
liquors, and drunken brawls, both Of which
have been on the increase at a fearful rate
since the election Of city officers, and the IN
augura,ion of this panacea which was TO cure
oil the bad effects Of the liquor traffic, to wit;
the License law.
In the FIRST place, | wish to ask you to pub
lish the law made last winter in regard to
the licensing of dram shops, which would
LET the citizens know to whom to look for re-
lief II this law is calculated to furnish it.
would ask the city officers why they do
not enforce the law against unlicensed dram
shops, which are selling liquor openly, and
in the presence OF the Marshal and police OF
6cers every day9
And again, why don't those poisoned liq-
nor vendors, who stood at the polls so dill
gently all day, electioneering for the license
law, improve the advantages Of thcir labors?
Answers to these questions through one Of
the city papers will be thankfully received by
oil good citizens, and especially by an
ENQUIRER.
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ii. @. VAN00CK LEN.
AUCIIONEER And WENERALAOENT.
ArTICE 9th y. D. Smith - jshssea 81, ~.
~ - aUd ~. Il Usns7SA
WILaOw end fAaey 6Asksls, splsn1iA ssssst
vs1eessrss secetvsd by
opt Z. n gARDd6T \ IN.
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r HAvI oas 81 ~ most So1plstsly 1asaished
! Jsh Pristiag 0neM sd eindssiss = The West.
city 8 thls q adjoining States. il Il sew AID -
ps,lses oeasr. Mas large sad ehoiss celestial u
he latsss styles ~ typa, and ether nstAsial viii
! Iarne sosek q pinting and INSIDERS stsek, all
reo1y Is - . vork. Twin b. lold Or tradSi q
horGsja. InNsirs Of THO8 MARTIN,
jy3-A1n Dsdisy HOMIE. cor. sth Main.
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DISCO ualOn of PaTtncrshtp.
INHE C5PartnersaiP heretofore existing under
L the name of J. y. AZ. r. Mead, 10 aissoiyed
by the death Of Mr.. T.. P. Mead.
Ias basinsss viii be carried on usuAl-Mr
J'.ltn Q. Mead IL Philadelphia, being this day ad-
nitted as equal partner.
jylid3t JAS. r. MEAD,
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SENATOR SunSEa ~ PARIs.-A Paris cor
respondent Of the New York Times, writing
under date Of 10th June, speaks Of the
movements Of Mr.. Sumner as follows:
Senator Sumner left here this morning for
London. The voyage WAS Of service to him,
but after his arrival he became much worse,
and for some weeks seemed likely to suffer a
serious relapse. Upon the advice Of his ply
sicians he started on tour through the south
Of France, and travelled a good deal on horse
back among the Pyrenees, which he found
exceedingly beneficial, and he returned to
Paris a week ago in excellent health and
spirits. lie seems now almost entirely res
rorcd. lie has devoted himself INCREASINGLY
during his stay to the politics Of France, in
which he has had some marked advantages.
Tie has seen closely AMI intimately all the
leading men Of NIL parties. immediately
upon his arrival he dined with the members
Of the Institute, and has since visited Lamar
tine, Guizot, DeToqueville and Montalem
bert, Berger and others, who, though not
now actively connected with public life, are
still men ofinduence and Of historical cele-
brity.
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T O Ed1tors.

A SITUATION Is " tANTED by a steady and
n Industrious printer, capable Of tlling rats
tacter.iy ANY pot IN newspaper dfice. Address
{ h'A,tTh -.rtin afrfoafays.
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" ATEAa WOas KS

W - 1saA - OHS - -
SEaLED PROPOSALS will be received At the
- office of the Mayor, until Tuesday, August 4,
1857, tor the construed ION Of WaterworkR In the
CITY or kE0kuK, IOWA.
said work ~ embrace the hing and putting
in rauhing order Two Cornisn Eng nes, eonstruc-
ion OF kcsersoir and necessary Buiiaings, furhi,h
iLg and putting DOVE absut Thirty Aiies u Pipe,
toy Their with such o. her work as may be regulate
I the completion Of sane.
Plans ANA spreikcat iona may be seen at the Office
OF the Engineer.
Payment to be mad. In kepkuk City Waterworks
bonds, running Twolye Years, and having s per
cent. in.creat per annum.
HAWKINS TAYLOR, Mayor.
Times and Post, ktokuki st. Louis Kspusi,esn
and Int .genesr, st. Louis, No., Chicago Demo-
erat, Times and Inbune, Chicago, Ills; and ia
aette and Enquirer, Cincinnati, e.--plsasc copy,
and send bills to this Office ijylldl
Baker wanted.
"ASTED Immediately, first rate journey
w man Baker. To one that understands the
business we'll, liberal wsges will be given BY the
subscribers in Pennington.
DEAN BALCOME.
Rsfer 20 o. Tower, at williAms' grocery on
.Iotnsl n street.. Jiyllhtf
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AecuvSSv Gor she WsDooAons
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LlRk INe. CO.,
~ nAnsso9D, corn.
eTvHE Agensy 81 this very pepsiar company has
pared : issue pslisiss for lie assusanss spsn ~
nsss 1sysssbls tssns. Onss n. . Msln.sersss,
9eokuk. leUA. y. W.RWIYI,
jass37 d. Agent.
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rorvicr SEAR consEu or xhfh AM FOURTH
nvRRx X. aaRr soS's moor SreRf
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Wisconsin LUMBER YSxd.

W 49, SA0AA AS0AA9SA = 0MSA>
good assortment or<he va
LUh6EK r,oa.a qualities, Length, and
thicaness
fair assortment on hand
JOISTS. and biils hiied at saw mill
priccs
scA.r,,Sc dood-sisad piles Of the com
mon lengths and sir.s.
- Saw I'd and - tho lsths very
cheap.
SHINGLES. Pine. Poplar and Cotton.
SASH. From smallest 10 largest size.
DOORS. smaii , rna A. r. PAM raises
sgLTNDS. Rolling and stationary.
4 NY and all Of which articles the subscriber will
n sell ~ his yArds On the
Corner Of Eighth and Blondeou sts.,
opPosre re Sic SCHOOL,
and On the corner VI and Railroad sts., fnear X.
4 TT. b. VI X. H. Deptt,, - low ~ thy can BE-
bought in the city and ~ his brAnch ard ut Far
minston. with c,s, Of transportation added. Or
ders He'd from the country and shipped to any
| station on the railroad Mt tho lowsst rAies.
iyIidiy \. .. KELLOGG.
Valaable PubItcasi ons.
ISIIE london Laacst = journal Of Medicine,
| Chemistry. Literature, Criticism, g., for
July.
Iiant's Merchants Magszine, for July.
Dc Raw's Review and Industrial Resources, for
July.
The scalpel: edited by =, n. Dixon.
Tho Iiortieulturist: . journal u rural art and
taste.
Together with the principal
Agricultural, Mednl and Scientific
Jour sis VI tn, Gated sd - and Europe. Also,
| ali thu Bank Note Reporters and Counterfeit 10
tectars published in the United states.
| jytedl For sale At cLAkk'5 Literary Depot
I WOOL saa RI ssant l.ading FIR Hot Feather -
" Barton's CyelcpediA Of wit and Humor, Of
America. ireland Scot aud and Eaglsnd, published
e,ni -msuthy. Parts FROM to nos ready.
| The Fortunes Of 1iencore. by Charles Love.
| Mrs. PArtipgton's carpet Bag VI Fun, new Sc
ries.
t Yankee Notions and Nick Max for August.
London Punch Comic Pal Ac.
{ylUl For sale n CLARKE'S.
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fNUsECes
| HEREBY modify the public not to trust Mary
Deshroas on my account, ~ will pay no debts
4 her Contracting. and am IN wa, bound there
tor. although she fare!y represents hsrself q. IN,
aife. tcigned IL. v. fUUuUE.
July H. 81
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=. CLuTS Il rssifisg fron husiDees sosld ~
specially reeeaneaa his fssnss psrtrer. ". ".
Walker, ta,hsls cid 4sieh1sanA ssstoMefs.
jslyS-11D
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KE0KUk planning AND FLOORING MILL,
Corner OF and 8iugs sss..
Near the kcokuk 4 TT. Des MONIES n. X. Depot !;
nEALERS IN LUMBER in the rough. Manu-.
u fncturers Of u ,ors, shutters, DiiRds, Sash,
Door sna Window Frames, Mouidings u every
sire sd pattern, Flooring Notwithstanding.
shelving, Nantes Bsse, Plssters aud Chan Pump
1absng.
Planned and Matched Lumber, from 10 -
inches In width.
A large assortment, OF the above named arti.
cies constantly on hand.
PlAIing ard saving doue 10 order, Ut short no.
tice, on reasonable terms. aud warranted TO
please.
EO- Particular attention pad to filling orders
fr country buildings complete.
keokuk Juiy ltw
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HARD ood i-uln,.e :

The arrangemsnts for transpor tati n VI Lumber
on the X. RI. ID. i VI, Il. X. arc completed, and
sm now sending 70 the yard near The Depot From II
to .5000ft daily. large and good supply Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LAiH,
will be Kept tnnrly on hand Special care viii
be taken to furnish bills from the mill upon the
shortest uotie.. q. BALDWIN.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-13

CorSry NoNIsATIoss.--We learn, just a.
90 to press that the Convention held 81
Charleston, on Saturday, nominated VIM.
Timberman for Sheriff, and VIM. j. Coch-
ran for County Judge.
We did not hear the other nominations,
but will have the proceedings to- morrow.