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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

A CHILD SMorHERED ny Drunken
MorHER..-A child two months old, named
James Alfred Ball, was smothercd to death
in San Francisco on the night of the 2jth,
by its mother The mother was intoxicated
and seems to have killed her child bv lying
on it in bed Size was arrested by Coroner
Kent, and coniel in the Station house on
charge of murder,
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

CONE OF THE COMMITTEES" THE com
munication from some Of the Committees
in reply to an article in the Marysvile Her
did, Of yesterday, was received too late last
evening for publication this morning. 1t
shall appear tomorrow
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

RELEAsED.--Dr Bates, the defaulting
State Treasurer, has been released on bail
The bondsmen on all combined, have sworn
themselves to be worth in the aggregate,
100000.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

REpUBs The Republicans have deter
mined to % a State Convention at Sacra
meuto on the 22nI day of July Wonder
VIII, their object n be in maintaining
their organiztti, n in California
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

IMPROVEMENTS. That fine new block OF
buildings on the corner of Montgomery and
Lincoln streets, is nearly completed. 1t
will be occupied as stores and offices. and a
magnificent Saloon, fronting on each street.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

PRosPERoUs.-The Red Bluff Beacon says
that the village of Tehama presents lively
and furnishing appearance, ali being busy
with preparations for the approaching har-
vest
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

FALL OF A FLUME.-On Tuesday af,er-
noon. May 10th, eight hundred feet of Capt,
Pope's flume, on the Old Gulch road from
San Ahdreas, fell with tremendous crash,
in consequence Of the decayed' state of tim
Der, and was broken to pieces.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

PERsoNAL.--We noticed in town yester
day, Mr.. Robert Gift, brother Of the cele-
brated Col. Gift of San Francisco. We
wish MIR. Gift every success in his quartz
operations
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29
Democratic County Committee.

The Members Of the Democratic County Commit
tee requested meet at the Cour. House in Oro-
Vile, on SATURDAY, May Both, 1857, at > 2. NJ.
GO. CROSETTE, Chairman.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

STYCHNINL--L,stSa Saturday night, mar
red woman, residing at Folsom, took strych
nine and died soon after. all because her
husband did not bring home the kind of
sugar she sent him for.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

TEAMs.--We noticed yesterday u number
of heavily loaied teams coming into town
Now that the boat has hauled on, we may
expect many similar arrivals from below.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

va. The regular term OF the Court Of
Sessl ms for rehama county, will convene at
Red Bluff ON Monday next. But little bust
ness will he brought before it,
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

THE WEATHER was excessively hot yes.
terday and towards night it looked very
much like rain, "a consummation most de-
voutly to be wished.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

JES- There are nearly one hundred news
papers in California. Who says our people
are not reading population
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29
Ordinance No. I5.

nv ORDINANCE Supplemental to
Ordnance No 5, tntitIed I'm Ordinance
fring the 0nount Of Incense 10 be pant
6U persons h'ePmg BHtdrd TadieS, Ten
Pin .Hheys, Kino ana ohtr idaJa games
UithH the cOrpOrdte hmits ~ tie Ioarn
o} OtocWe.
The B0ara of Trustees OF the Town Of Oroyiiie, do
u-dan follows:
Ncc lst Every individual or roparnership Of IN
div iduaS within the corporate limits OF the tuwn of
OroVi.. who stall hereafter kt1 - any lHHrd Table
and suffer any guuc OF RuudO 10 he played thtrPuD,
shah pay therefor no the Town Treasury quar- erlv
License of iiry Dollars lor each table 50 played
upon.
Sec. ID The penalties aixcd 10 The violation of
the Ordinance To which this Ordinance j. supple
mental, shall Apply Ia violations oi tins Ordinance.
Passed May 2Ulh, 1861.
THOS. " ELLIS President.
Attest, : l.. SNYDER, Clcrs.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

HOUSE AND SIGN PAlsTING.--Attentio
is calaed to the advertisement of John +.
Henisler in another column. Mr. H., has
on hand large and splendid assortment OF
Paper Hangings, Paints. OILS &C. which he
offers at very low rates. Mr.. HeusIer Is
also prepared TO execute all orders LOT
House or Sign painting, Paper hanging &e'
at the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

Mr. KENovAN--The pedestrian arrived
in town yesterday lie called on US for the
purpose of having a sight at our Devil
who it will be rememberel We offered TO
wager could sleep more consecutive hours
than the celebrated pedestrian could walk
After a short scrutiny at the good-humored
countenance IF Witt" he appeared to sud-
denly discover in him (what be thougt TO be)
striking resemblance of the descendants Of
Rip Wan Wrinkle" aud for once an his lie
ACKNOWLEDGED the cora" aud declined en-
tering the LISTS" against such odds"
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-29

T. O II R- " M TT 2
tgNIIE building latei, occupied 10y the - DAILY
Il BUTTE RECORD" siiunied ON Myers street,
between Montgomery and Bird. II is good bust
ness sand and will be rented cheap Possession
given ImtntdatcIy
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VIM. BROWN,
u K C. CHIT ECT

I CIT scAil al his rooms, ever Doubleday 4 Will
~ 1s Store, second street, any time, kept sun-
vAysJ from light till ~ ociock At night As be
10 Obliged to b. constantly On hand on account VI
su3 vasessiys Architectural Library, which nre
free tethe inspection Of ALI, and judge whether be
il co asent to servet the public In his profession.
He m bt here reci,e what great things be has done
Sy>na y. but that would be supernuous util-
itasiao % therefore he 10 willing 10 show
the veblie what he can himself do In practical
W. BROWN.
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Con,plefed 10 Cinciunafi-- tn hro,,rh .n;,A 81,
chnuc~ of rn,s fl.,.,
- ~. e"S"ye
.s1o 1oAssU"ae- Vne
chongs 20 1tessiond.
nNEto Wheeling and two Lass ch
~ and baggage aud 80 miles n.sr.r ta .,s p...'
srn OitlH tn IN b any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL kOtJTE eny,an,
The v. S. aati sas adsas Erpress.
On AMI after w eane.anv Iut, -, ,; -,
leave as follows:
US. maitTsain--Leave oi.es. corne, Am ard
Chestnut, aI e:uG u. N leaves East q, ioui.
DspotAt 1850.
Express fre lp- Leavesofice, corner Of 4th and
Chestnut, at 3 H. IN. Leaves East Al. Inni. ile nnt
sts:so 3. m. -'1''D'p''
i, ssasf " Aeco 70 nodats the travelling pub
Hp ss.uuAy nLleshoon n 1rain has been put
sp, sna 'rs'n' val asaoove every day except
suhaa@.
o.H ooSuAh AhAiN Al $500 r. M.
D Al tlAlns ~ MAKE drsea aug esyfasn con-
necfo"s 90 C'ne'assH with All Eastern Mail aud
A1press ArAins .naatormta The sAegisH, ssiekot,
me on's S'oas "ause Nes.s 20 rev fork, Boston,
luhi1 pas %., sshinSten City, Pitts,
pTu,sn, "neehhs, ,s, .ieseiana, banaio, and all
nA.,eIh eiiies,
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Third-s... on. door ssu,hof Main. Ksotak, low,

one door seu,hof Main, Ksok uk, Iowa.
s1o.oa1khs' sso. !. LsEs Lat. Of Albany. ny.
+ fvOLLECTf0Nsm madein all partsof the West, and
~ promptly remitted on day Of payment ~ cur
rent rates.
DAak Of the State Of New York, MY.
k.J. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, NY.
KrAstps Corning 1 Co., Albany, NY.
Hon. .Jno. I. Schoolersft, Pres't Conn., iBank, Al
bsay, n. Y.
Thos. ". Oise4t, Pres't Mschanics' 4 Farmers
Bank, Albany, New York.
6ilbsrtL. Wilson, Ass'tTreas. N. Y. Central X.
y. Co., Albany.
Thompson Co. = Express, Boston.
Hon. HorAtioSeym ymour, Utica, X.
Iron Bank, FAllr Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jao. X. Lee + Co., Banksrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Michigan lnsuranssCo Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago Ills.
I. II. Barch tCo., Chicago.
Bank Of commercs, Milwaukee, Wis.
J. Mortimer Hall, st. Paul, Minnesota.
6rsene, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlin gton Iowa.
L0ksr, Renick / Co., " St. LOuis, No.
Msss.s. d. W. 4 r. Kilbourne, Ksokut, leva.
Jno. Jacob Wsndell, Cashier Dem oine n - k.R.Co.
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lsnUEE s snS.
Land AHents u u Il isroK ers,


EXCHANGE AND LAND WARRANTS
Wild Lands imprersd Farms, rowH Property, &C.,
FORT Dop6E, IOWA.
ME- pay particular attention to the SC lection of
w Lands and their location, " ith oaah or Land
Warrants, in the Fl. lSare, Sioux City and Osags
Land Dietricts, Iowa. We have agents at Sioux
City and Usage who devote their whole time and at
tsntion TO the transaction of our business The II.
Dodge district will llreceive psr sonal sttenl on
We will collect notes bills drafts and Aece ptsaecs
throughout Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly in
drafts on New York Real Estate midland War.
rants boughtand sold on commission. Titles cx.
amintd aud taxes paid. We also pay rAxrIcu iAR
ArTksrios TO the ioanihe Of Land Warrants for Lon
residents, the leaning oi monsy ut best western
rates, and 70 Investments generally. We examine
carefully all lands VIC locate aud will give plat and
ption Our commission for loannE or locating
Land Warrants In the above named districts vii be
$40 per l6o, " per l2c, 81 per so. and IS per 30
acres, which should accompany the warrants, and
also the Lana once fees warrants, Of for each
40 acres, in bills or drafts on New York
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business entrntsd to ns will receive prompt
and cArefsl attention. spondcneesolicited.
Apr2p -dAwly
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I'm ERa0A H. M . ~ ~ = !,
I OF BOSTON,
a = q II r EC CT

r ATE psrtner Of VIM. WAshhurn, Architect 81
Il AInericAn, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Houses, and Issmout Temple, Bost.ni Woods Ao,
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester. And
many other nrst cisss public and private hniidngs
thros ktoGt ths country having located In keoknk,
would inform the public that be il prepared TO fur
uish Dssigns, Plans, Detail Drawings, sPecinca-
tisDs snd superintcnd,Ece for Churches, school
uouses, Hotels, stores, Dwellings. and public And
private buildings Of sIl kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy.
All the modern impros snsn nts such ~ " srminE,
Lighting, Vsntiistion, Ac, a. adopted In the East
ern cities, will BE- especially provided for ~ re-
quirsd.
1rOfhce in Samples new building on Second
street, between Main and Jotpacn.
Jan. IA. '5T-dly y. d. AOoRE,
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Millinery aDd Fancy Coeas.
AiEfcR VT lAN L. AlIkss

1 WOULD respectfully call the sttention Of tho
J. Ladies' TO my large and we'll selected stock Of
fAil aud winter goods, which will sell atCincin-
natl prices. My stock consists of silk, straw and
velvet bonnets also, splendid assortment Of rib
hons, wore and feathers selected with great care
You will hnd everything In the Millinery and
Fancy busnsss, ~ my sstAbiirhmsnt, In the latsss
fashion. am also prepared 10 do ali work In my
business at the shortest notice, such o. lining
trimming, bleaching, pressing and maxim bouneti
Of every description, to order. will warrant al
work to give satisfnction.
Come one, como all. Notroubie TO show goods
At Mrs Gisnny's, on Fourth, between Main And
Dlonaenu.
sept26-diy MRS. 0LENNY
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
Wss1's Patent GAlvAmic Csme {.
II OOrING


sIsHE subscribers having purchased the right to
use this time-testod and much approved Co.
ment, for roofing, In Ice county, arc now prepared
TO contract Tor pntting on roofs at short notice.
and VIII give All such contracts their personal At
tention.
This Cement is one of the greatest invent lions Of
the age, In view OF chsapness great durability and
adaptation TO any climate. 1t will resist the sud-
den changes vi the weather, is irnpsrvious to 6rs
and water, remaining permanent fixture without
rcpairs he calculated for roofs Of All descriptions
Nat or stevp, 1t being wind. fire and water proof
does not adact water, and l. as different Srem tar
and Srayel rooitng as it is superior to It. As 4
proof of Its superiority, no Insurance Co. in the
kastern States will take a risk Oh buildings COW
cred with tar, pitch rosn, but wiilinsure where
West Cement IL Used, AL as 10 v rates a. any Ere
proof building.
N u. The subscribers having p,sIset confidence
In the durabiityot their Roolug, will guarantee
and keep good, Mt their own expense, All roofs
covered BY them, for tho term If ten years
Further Information can 10 obtaiued by addres
Ing tho subscribers through the iostoHioe, or by
calling on them y. Mr., Moore u, corner Of ID aud
Blondeanstrees where srcefnens and es mo nial 10
ear be seen tosf' 'isfs the most skertieal.
O.. VAN EvRA
apr2S-ooD u sWEAZEi
In
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= -" : n = = :. =
ETyAk Grsst CsntfAl k1ate, ssnnectinE the Allan
i tie cities with Western, Northwestern na5oath-
western Etases, by . eontinuous Railway direct
This road also con acct. y. P,ssburg with daily line
Of Steamers 10 ell porss on the sstsrn kiversAnd
81 Cleveland and sand usky With steamers to ALI
porn on tho Northwestern Lskss making the most
direct cheapest and rsl able route by which Freight
can b forwarded to and from the Great wsst.
xArss ssrwEss rniLApgLruIA AND rrrrspuno.
YIasT TCLAss.---Boo.s, shoes, Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods,
In boxes, bslss ard trunks,) $50. per 100 lbs.
Drurs (in boxes and balesl
Feathers, Furs, Ac., do
ID CLAss.--Domsstic sheetinG,
6hirting and Ticking lin orig
inAl bsIcsl Drugs iia casks1 49,
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PissshnrgA - RhisaAelpAAa.
Trains leave Pittsburgh - follows Mail 7. .. M;
Fast Lias 3 p. M; Express Mail $40 p. IN.
The Esprsss Mail Huns Daily the other Two Sun
days excepted. Making Direct Con-
nsotions with oil trains from
81. Louis, Mo-; Dassqas. Ksokuk and Iowa City,
Iowa Cairo, Nook Island and Chicago, Ills;
Lexington and Losisvslls, ky.; Terrs
HAute, Indianapolis and Lafayette,
lad; ;0incisnati, Uolsm bus, Day
ton, Toieda, C9svelnud zants-
vilie, Crest Inc, Aassiion
and Wooster, Ohio.
Also, Kansas, Nebs saakn, Minnesota, and
All PotmrA IN the West.
~ vARk Az Low ~ Nv ANT orRxR ROUTE. -
Passengers from the West car rely upon this
as being the shortest and mostcx-
peditit US route 10
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK
AND ALL EAsTERk CITIES.
TifOS. MOORE, gent
Passenger Lnts Of Penn. X. H., Philadelphia
AuR0at 10. 'b7
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Tho Dcs M oincs w ood and Coal c..
WILL keep for sale, 1t taeir yard Vt the Kso-
w kuk and Fl. Dcs Moinss Rsslroaa Depot
Wood by the cord, and also psspased for use.--
Also, Coal from the best mines In the Dies Mones
Valley, which they will deliver in auy psSt Of The
city, ON short notice.
Orders left ut the Railroad Depot, or with BSld-
win / Evans, corner Main aud 4th sts., will be
promptly attended to. Pfics los. Terms--Cssh
ON delivery. fiupe 10 4dtf
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DENTAL sUD0E0I Z
NR-R n BAHRER vou Ia res pect,

DENTAL sUD0E0n.
nR. X. S, BARBEk vouid respect
II fully infor m his patrons and the 80
psblie generally, that hrAss Attsd uD8{xyV0
; handsome suite Of rooms, spsring
neither pains or xpsnse to mskethcm elegant ana
comfortable, in the brick building East side ofs
between Main and johnson streets. IhsnkfuifsS
past fssors, he soIicits continuance Of the same
- All uopeva mons warAHted.d fapr24dl I'D
i. q. 81 q. II.
uANNEK Lodge No. ~, l. O.sf y. T., meets n
- every Friday Evening, At Temperance
Hall, on Main street, at ~ o'clock. ALI
members Of the order in good standing, Ire
invited to attend.
my3O-dly
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FOX 4 OTLEY,
Civil Engineexs ana surveyors.

nfFER their services to ths1r friends and Gus
Ntonsrs In every department Of their profDsion.
Having the original field notes and platso snr-
vsys, tAsy will Icy cot lots any part VI thscity
ls1sspt sithin the old city linits alAo, ne~addi-
tAeas, tovn plata and country surssys near 81 re-
mess. Thsy Will also execute d. Aft Asd plans
In sny fsauirsdstyls, and sndsstaks iAsiit hogssph
lag u tAs sAms. Bsisg bssA sxpsrisacsd Railroad
1nginesrss--aDt having plenty of nsv And ssups-
surveys losations Ac., Tor Rsiirssds md
oIhsr public works, sspsrintsnd and mssAure ma
sonSy, bridging. sarshwork, ke.
OAss en- Sseosd-st., oppositethe AtAeasum.
Juiy36d
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'eorsa, 0quawkn ana Dursingso
H09 III 2 8
r AL f o A D.

nN and after Wednesday, August 18th, 1851,
~ Trains wtii run NJ follows, leaving East Bur
liEgion:
Ist PASSENGER III a. u sarengh TO Peoria,
Chicago. Cineianatl, Alton apI 81. Louis, via
9alesburg, Knoxville. ElmweoA, Peoria, Bloom
ington, Springfield Decatur, 1erre iiaute and In
diAnspolis to W netnnati AAd ST. Lou,s. To Chicago,
via Gaiesburg, Peeria, bureau Peru, La Sale, Of
tawa and Joliet; ais by the Eastern Extension Pc
oria 0qnA~ and st. Louis, Alton and Chicago
Railroads and all intermediate points
I'd PASSENGER NJ ) p. m. through to Peoria,
Chiea 70, Cinein nai And st. Louis, sking all
nections ~ above.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves At 6 q. IN.
Both trains make connections through TO Chi
csgo, Cincinnati and st. Lou,s. and all between
stAtionA.
ySs Passengers leave Burlington Mt 5 o. m,
reach st. Louis same night.
Nas Passengers leave burlington nj ; p. m,
reach ~. Louis ext forenoon.
Through Tickets to all Eastern and Southern
cities can be obtained vt tho Compapy'n office in
the Basrst HOUSE, on Third-st.
u. II HELL06G, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
P. b. Rossars, ,supt, Peoria. Ills.
CsAs. y. koLLxrr. Genl Ticket Agent, Peoria.
aaE2l 'b7dAw
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IN cunutStiou VIII
Chicago AaA II eek IsAAnd East Ex.,
And ". L.osi4, Aifoa 4 CA,eago Railroads.
THE ONLY ROUTE FROM BURLINGTON,
HAVING TUE ADVANTAGE OF
THE JOLIET CUT OFF.
Frsiqht to or iom Chicago Of Joliet Cut
on and last, Through vithout--e
change Of cors.
fINlIE Peoria, 1pquawkA and harrington Railroad
tion ii Peoria with the above roads, forms the
most reliable and expeditious route for tho trans
pvrtatiop Of F.RlonT or LIVE STOCK, 10 Or from
Burlington, Joliet, Chicago and the East.
Ths fAciliti that this Route has over any other
Route. 81 its connection II Joliet with the Joliet
Cut Of rtves Il decided advantage for the trsas-
portation Of Freight. and expressly does It com
mend itself to a.
OWNERS AND slIPPERs OF LIVE STOCK.
Al Joliet, Live Stock can be transferred much
more conveniently than in the city Of Chicago
particularly II they are destined for an Eastern
Market.
Our Rates are a. Low as BY any other Route.
Merchants and Shippers are particularl ly request
Cd to give this new route . trial.
Freight dsstinsd from any point on our road, to
Bloomington, Springfield. Ciacinnsti, 81. Louis.
or any pont in Central or southern Illinois, Indi-
ana snd Ohio By our connections with the Illinois
Central, ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago, Great West
crn OF Illinois, Terra Hsuts and Alton, Ohio and
Mississippi, win be sure VI speedy transit 20
ia destination.
Application for freight or any information IN
regard 10 the road may be made 10 the respecsiys
Agents Of Chicago : kock Island and ST. Loais,
Alton Chicago roads 1t ch,csgo. o. At tbs Com
pany' Ohice in Barret ueuse, On ~ -.
U. Ii. KELLOGG, Agent,
Burlington, Iowa.
P. b. Rosxnrs, Superintendent.
CnAs Il. roLLsrr, Gent Tipkst Agent.
auv9lt57dkW
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RAILROAD TICKETS

RAILROAD TICKETS
GOOD for IN uniinlltsdleugth ot time allowing
fsssengers tosttp Al any point and re-
knme thar journey at leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
sETPassengers can obtain Reliable information
~ this Once Ia regard TO all Railroad Routes in
4he United States and Cansdss. ~
tup River Passengers leave keokuk at 12:4o y. n.
Down :" q 1to3P.M.
Stage goes East to Plymouth At Q =. m, ,Sandays
sxceptea, connecting with the afternoon train 70
Chicago.
~ onice open at o'clock =. m. 81
J.R. TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent C. b. r. Q. r. Il. Line.
jyls-t&w~s
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jos. II. n. BERTRAA,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

nNOKE EN-.
OFFICE, NO. A,Kl&.kOUkNE'S BLOCK,
i i bourns's Additisn. -
frsm any q 49, 1sts the prospect from, and
the view aspon9 tAaaity, - delightful.
They an Al Aelf - s4ielLin9
xlLBOURNE PARkl0
And other lsts = shs City - y more desirable
Block I5s II ths eldlintts.
90 Feet ~ AAin-st, bstwsen ~ and7th.
Lot 4, H3ook ~, % Blondesu.st.
so Feet II Block ~, on AatA-st, between lssh
and ith.
2S Feet on Main It., comnsncing ZOE feet from
10th street.
20 Feet on lth st., in Block 43, very desirable
building rssidence.
Also, 1ots in Edward kilLourne = New Addition.
l0-TsRns--Low, and very Easy Paynsnts.-
FOR farther particulars enquire at the above once
ian2kd /.
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STATE "a IOWA.

SKoRHrAkfI Uo1Jc0, Iowa CJfV.
r HEREBY certify thAs tAs iAwa of tAs siEth
4 t}snerai Assembly of the state Of Iowa wee
Distributed in the several es1ntis u saaa State,
befure aud on The 36sh day Of Aagast. A. d. 1887.
Said laws will take effect ten dsyt after they were
deposited in the last county In saia Stats. which
viii be shs 9th day of ssptsMbsr, "A. u, 1857.
In teslimony whereof E.iAh Sells, Sser~tasy
u State, have hsseanta ssbsesihsd nv
Il. 81 naus and affixed ths Great Seal u the
State Of lows, this 18th day ~ August,
A. D. 1857. RLfJAH HHLLS.
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one Dollar . fear
THE VAL LEY HIG!
CLUBS OF FIyEOR MORE.
TEkMS or ADVERTISING.

basiasss CArs, rot exceeding six lines inside
~, othsfwtsssiV.
Maltese ef aedngs, oh aritabie sosietiss ,ar.
soapAsiss, 80, kf price.
Displayed adssrtssments ha more than tie
bcve rates.
Alrsrsisensntsi sAsd and laced und dsr the hsad
Il "spscisl notices, 70 aoiefhe ordinary vsfss
8peoisi inoticssin III local column 10 csnts mar
zine.
Ausrtissu ents ,r dsAd on the nsidssxsausivsly,
tbs Daily aftsr the 1st two weeks, so per oent.
mora tnsn tts ahove rAsa.
AlvsrtissAsnss rot sse,npAnisd with diYsseions
stl bs inssrtsdttll forbi, Snd charged sceord.
sgly.
dittysssiswfs stssyiiss~sss ~ssfs paid N sSvswes
TkisrstA sitl not be vArie. from.
when the ssivsrtiscrasssthe Weekly alone, the
price will BE the same ~ iIxhs Daily. whore the
Daily aad Weekly are both ,scd, rs per cent. viii
be dsdssssd fron tho aggregate smount.
0ader ths prsssnt systsm, he sdvsrtissr pays %
aanas Tor ths spacs hs oecapis, tho changes bsins
ehsrgssbis tor csnpssition only. This plan 10 nov
gsssraify adopted. Osrcharp or b. sss vi II b
Is ssats Der % sArs.
1a ~ sssss who're sdvs<is snsnts ere dis.
s9sSiansd bsfore tho sxpirAtioayf ths year or Ii.
tine soatrasssd for, thsy viii - shssrsd ~ 81
ear rsguiAs rasss for ths tias sst nsliytn