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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-25

There has been ascertained TO be d deficit in
the State Treasurer's accounts, amounting in the
aggregate to about ss775, GOO. OF this amount,
1925, 600 was known to have been lost during Mr..
Breslin's term of Office, aud Mr.. Gibson now
states that the remaining $jj0O00 was caused
by his predecessor sppropristing the funds ad-
vanced by county Treasurers, for the January
interest of 1856. Time alone will settle the re.
sponsibilty upon the proper persons. Mr.. Gibson
has resigned his position as State Treasurer, and
the Governor has appointed Hon. A. p Stone,
OF Columbus, to fill the vacancy. Governor
Chase has also appointed Hon. VIM Dennison.
Jr., TO examine the Treasurer's accounts in con-
junction with the State Auditor, or one of his
clerks. The investigation is now being made.
and full statement of the whole affair will
soon be made, For the purpose of throwing as
much light as possible upon the subject, we pub
lish The following statement, which we find in
the Ohio State Journal:
Finances of Ohio.
OFFICE OF THE TREAsUptR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, June Is, 1857.
The following statement was received by the
Governor yesterday, who has placed the same in
my Lands. 1t seems proper under exiting circum-
stances to send it 20 you for publicaiion
A p. STONE Treasurer.
Eds. Ohio State Journal, Columbus, O.
State Treasury, June 10, 1857.
The following statement was prepared for puDli-
cation at the above date but withheld by advice of
friends:
Balance Of all fund as appears from
the books Soe0 ot6 NJ
Funds ol Canal Bank of Cleveland 46733 So
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Road Notice.

FTO James d. Brown, the heirs of Henry Croninger
j the owners OF lands along the line herein de-
scrbed: you are hereby notified that the county com
missoners, of Wood county, Ohio at their June session
~ d. 1917 ordered view and survey of county road
as follows, to wit: commencing county road near
the north quarter post of section |. town range 0;
thence south the half section line to the south quar-
ter post of said section and there terminate: and
that the viewers and surveyor will meet at the house
ot William Rice, u Washington township ON the llth
o., ot 'ulr, 1851 to view and report on said road.
w; 'hI--iw4+ j. II. KUDER Petitioner
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-25

Gs-The following little poem contains a curious
question which is very prety answered and will be
by many who have asked tho ques
tion in innocent childhood and who in have had
to answer il as many times in more advanced years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-25

PERRYsBURG. O, THURSDAY, JUNE 60 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
mr.. Gwin Defines his Posi ton.

To PsoPII or CALuoRsn Il have thought il proper
In view OF the Senstoral contest which has resulted
toe election OF Mr. David O Broderci aud myself 70 tn
Senate OF the United States TO slate 70 the people or CALI
fornia certain circumstances and facts which compose
boro service in the United states Senate during term
osx years and at uucture in the history or the Slate
when the energy and fidelity OF repres sntat!ve could
most fruitful OF results, found myself ct the expiration
OF my term, and after having Is supposed outved th
Misrepresentation OF my enemies, engaged again In
dence Of the Legislature NY election was attended BY
circumstances which rarely OCCUR In the course Of such
contests AIepresen@tvs whose evil dessny u to DO
ICE Of d..Spolu."a men su. '' tho sosus1,
o.re.r 1t d.ass som my a
nes and which have accompanied me during the STRIFE
lust closed are UGH believe may say, ~ repressn.
ton have sustained came from unexpected quarter,
and from those whose friendship had believed strength
~
friends had, whose fidelity remained unshakeo Crom
first 70 last through storm and sunshine alike, and 70
due But even The force Of their asssohmsnts faithful
and jealous was. would have proved unavailinx.
Sosy and secret srsscSsry had srsyeS sxssss ns
had learned ia The struggle that he who aids In confer
ring great official power upon indvidaAls 1oss not
personal obligation may even be converted into An
Incentive 10 hostility and hate. 10 word. TO the
federal patronage u the STATE DO attribute. In
great degrees the malice hostile energy which, ast
years Of faithful public service, and towards the closing
period life, have nearly cost me the endorsement OF
election 10 the United States Senate From patronage
then, and the entails, shall gladly In future
turn and my sole labor and ambition from hsncsforh
shall be TO deserve well OF the STATE and 10 Justify tie
choice OF the Legislature In honorDg second time
representative Of IT, nterests-
have hinted above Of aid other than that received
from those whom had regarded friends. refer 10
the timely assistance accorded 10 by Mr.. Broderiok
and bis friends. Although Ut time rival and reeog
n!zipg In him even . ferce but manly opponent do
Dot hesitate 10 acknowledge, In this public manner bis
forgetfuness Of all grounds Of dsenson and hostIly u
what he conceived 10 DO step necessary 70 aay the
strfes and dscords which had distracted the party and
the State 70 him. and 70 the attachment Of bis friends
to him, conceive, In great degree, my eeson Is due;
aud feel bound 10 him and them In common efforts 70
uns and heal where the result heretofore has bsea v
break down and destroy.
SACRAMENTO Jan. Ia, 1857. WIN. NJ wIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

sNsuLAp CLsp oy HAssIAss.-A correspondent
Of theAblngdon Futinis~ writing from Marion, smyths
county, rslates singular case OF marriage He saws
We have within half mile Of this pls,s, an individual
Who has renamed In ore position (na on his bsot) for
sixteen years HIS Joints are az stu AZ though
be had never bad any he can move his mead stGhtiy,
move his hsnis little, IL unsbe I, est sngis
uov'hfu uness put ipto his mouth by anothsr person 10
is very hearty and cheerful and within the lsS two
years has mSred good ooslns and hearty girl and Ia
r.,nr family Of children Tne clergyman Who mar.
Red this ssid he had some scrup'es sbout " Until
he bad long conversation vita both the parties re
saw tbsy we're bent on being married The yeung lady
,tOoJ Nv bed Of the groom Cshs coaj al, axe hs
Lsaj r,r be coph not raci oul sai laey we're msis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

trip.
NJ Buehanaas esoaoa gave ths oisissas n sauts
Re cause FOR rejoicing and tho strength Of they had
grand jolincation. torchlish procession 90 said
90 have beeo one affair, and passed. on WAL
Indisn dcprodAtons rep0As1, usual bat noas Of
any great note The detachment sent In pursuit. OF the
indians that committed depredAons Los Lsaas fol-
10 we'd them more taan hundred musa lisA ons OF
them end rsook Ill the stolen suima besides capturiax
three Of them and OBTAINING them ~ prisoners Nothing
yet has been heard OF Dodge and fears entertained
tor hs safety Two Of the ohie Of friendly tr6es have
been sent TO the Gienos Indsns who stole hin away 70
treat With them for him
The Legislature was still In session, but no. doing
much Gen. Claude Jones has been elected delegate By
27oo votes Of the hesia Territory. and VIII come tor
ward to represent the Territory at the earliest convs.
nence Business very dull Four or Ave Of the msr-
chants were TO leave for the States In Q short time
neglected 10 state that the ocRduotor Of the mail an
bitten bya wolf on the haud was LEFT ct Allison Booths
suffering very much from the wound. We have mad In
teusey cold weather here the indicating ~
degrees below zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
New Pssonss Issueu.

Tho following the list OF patents issued from the
U0ied States Patent Oos for inc week ending January
John AIIcrOn ana fnosma, Hshtsa, OF New York, for
Vim. Bennett, Of New York Tor iaprovemens in rsda.
Geo bishop, Of brooklyn for inProvsnsa, in stone
P Bradley, Of Ouyshosa Falls, for improvement in
machines Tor sheafng sheep
Samuel Bradbury. Of ersg:vtls, Ill for improvement
10 machines for trimming hedges
james 3 brown Oh PAWtuokeh MASS Tor Improve
mont IN speedeu
John Bfoushon, Of Chicago, for improved sash fast
snsr. 49,, ., ,,...,
%sseoS o. the buckets In the 'hA OF direct
samuel Cobb Of Cncn,'' Tor improvement In corpse
Ssorss ceos and D,vis COOK, OF No" Havoc Tor ID"
Ss0s Sf, %ss q Philadelphia Tor "
.,,S~. ,or hD1,ns ,s 2, 'r
George ca nmsss Of Hartford. for ,nproved osnp
''T sotssI1s srsSsso OF SAINT. Rand Ina n,
IN srss :s Ssa 5, Ma. v,,. f., ,,, ., AT,
0f g., %sesuT E.S.. m ro,,, N, 0,o,.s ..0.r.,u,
a., 9s hsaS ~ Les", '0' '"Pf0Vea sPPs'A'u'
Tor S'ssuoss so S.s ssces wT n c.,
s :. ,.oa ssSs ossnAa' Conn., Tor Improve
As.,y A. iowss' OK East euilf'rd Tor improvement
ssS.. S,as .Ss. Tor
s,s .Tss L'' Belgian Tor
-, s. ~ '0ra0a' Of eA0n'v''e' Aa' TOT 'a'cn"
nS .as~sS a... =, c.,...,u. NJ. n. .nr,.
james w. w. eordoo' Of oa'0nsv'"s' ma Tor spring
o., ., o.n,,,vu ~. ...... ~. ....,.. an,
hocen Grant Oh brook'yn Tor process TOT nsHss ""'
ss I'm =, N.- vo.s Pa, ,..,.o...,.n, n, .r,,,u.
.hsss r.sss, VI "'" '>' W.
esorss HAVE. or Bas.,o so, mo,p,io, q, sruao,s,
Seorso b. nayes, VI ou"~''' "' "'oH"os '" A'"Ao'S'
e1.a. u-.,.. T., =, A. Va, ~, ,,.,,ov.a mi.
.h,ss ~, ,sss,n~ .,o AZ ~ "n,,vss WIN WI
Nose. Q Hubbard, Of Penn YAM Tor Improvement 10
nsrvester, ,,- ,.--.,. ..-,.,.
dwsfd HYDE. Of ryinst,n. ior ACOUSTIC aanc,s;
O, oossyvc; aSsI s.Uo. o oos,s' ''' w '"p'
ysns r. yeuros o. new rofs' 'or Improvement
ns rma sun v ves s ce. No. .,,,ov.,.n,
4, Cote. IN, Ms'"' W '"'s'"A'''' A' WI
h.rns ns"''' ""'''' wv '"p'''''A'~
CnsIss In = m i .. Mobile FOR '"provs"'a' IN
49, n'Ss Luoours, sosn NJ; ~ ies I'VE 0oas. AL,
r.svI.,,.. ~ ''"'o' WIS., WV "p'"''' ''
Jsssps oksy' OF Indianapolis FOR improved a'n
mscohe, o., , ..,..
-. 's"Si VI ""'oso'' "' "P'"'o"o"' :" "''''
prescs .-.
1870 '0A' !" LA'ssA'r' r''a' 'o' "p''''o "''
IoSn R.sva nj R,cbmo,S Ind toy writing MN
samuel 3 Kit'er, OF Phl'adelpha, nor improvement 10
nsss, W. ss.,s, NJ u.ra,n oonr IN, ,rn,oxers.,
4, pseI w SA'e'' '" "s"1o"' o""A'' '"' '"P's'o"'''
nsrrcvs ,-w. ,o.,.,, r.
nn,su - s"""' VI n'oAs'"'o' "' '"P'"'o" !"
w vo1 y,p,.,.,, AZ p.v,on n m, oounos,,, .uox
70, printers al
o.sss "" n's''' VI w" '', wv
nos" IN now p" NC" '"s' ''' "P''''"'. ''
u.s,. w. ., A. ,t.,... v,.,.. ..,,v N, Inn
" SSos " an, sns oS's a. 49, - Srcu ~,
P'gsse av-o W s~'"s wv. ~ W. :. IL w - \.
ohs.sry sor sss,nrs, ~ o s.,s AZ cs,d,.s engine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

The Londou Chronicle Of January says--rs Chins no
credit be taken Tor strersh which Immediately
percephbie An smbsssador NJ Pekn would be worse
than poverle,s and useless hut " England demanded
or by force solid and sufficient area OF territory
w China around Canton or Chusan, the position which
the too Powers would occupy might undergo very "a.
tsfsclory change
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

THE LAST 0RRAr SACRIFICE
All eur French and English lawns.
OF the dreH quality
And the most beautiful colors.
At one shilling per yard.
AT the
Great sAs.
100 Broadway.
Near Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

STEEL srsIse Ssw Ase Much Al
IS crisoliue corded hair cIS,h, 4c =. ., -,
THx LAST GREAT sAc.IyrcE
Ana %, % . the Are, sss a sasIl, so,,,,
Atone sailing ~ z. per yard
0res, sale.
n HE LAST GREAT sAcRrrIcsi
Satin . d ~ Sss ' assslp.
roweilns.
Atom. s Sstt Sc; original ss co..
dse.i sale
w. Se.S fSSarth stree.
i sPRiNG GOODS AT dEsIS's BAZAAR,
The spring styles Of ladies' and esndrens sonpe. have
spsc,ica q southern and w, .,sS buyers.
sprns style. in chldren. clothing ladies' robes de cham
bre Ae' ac' suitable TOR the a ses,hs1 E s.s,
'hS'Ss S s. 'sSIcsol.uo,,L
THE LAST GREAT sACRrF1cH
All our bestliren shirtbgs.
slightly .. .U,'ed'
Charley's, Hays aud Richardson's make.
Ats ID pei s y x. "orhS"
Great sale.
NeS rocrto sIes
TIE LAST S s'.s.. s sAc SlsT s..n,
A. fs. per yard, worth ss
Crest sale.
70s broadway,
Near FOURTH street.
THE LAST GREAT sAcRIrIcr'
To close the concern.
pOusi. d.%.:s n draper s' ilsis-Ia.
Al Sc, per yard, worth Iss,
Gses sale.
7Os Broadway,
Near Fourth street.
w JACKSON, 5s1 BROADWAY,
w. Has received per steamer Baltic, and will open, NJ
Wholesale and retail Monday is instant cases Of
mourung goods designed expressly TOR this house, ali very
W. yACKsoYs Nav MOURNING STORE
sl Broadway, between Spring amt Prince streets
WARD WIDE ENGLISH PRINTS,
- Spring patterns.
WIZ be opened on Monday, FEB rs.
A. r. STEWART A co,
B'osdwsy, Chambers and Reaie streets.
ocCULIsrs AID AuRIsrs.
RrfFfC1AL EYrs-AT L. LERoY's III BROAD
n way, Of Ninth Large collection just re-
eived BY last steamer, 10 su Botcs kspsnss
Aharmacts Franchise.
DR. =. ". POWELL. oCULrsT AND AuRIsr, At
~ tends 70 dsessfs OF hs and from a W. uat
VI. " daily, At h02 Bro.irsy and from u W. a. "
West rouresn'h street. Artificial eyes m'sred WHOM ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
Novel ana Interesss.g Telegrsphio Nee

We publish the proceedings Of meeting Of the npoyss
OF the Americas Telegraph Company lines between Boston
Calais Name take action upon ths gnsion Of Asa
p. woosmsn Ess Superintendent, In consequence Of III
health.
VIII. renders this meeting NOR. especially Oescs.ble 10 the
concluded. On Tuesday evening resruarv in accord
with previous ugemen Me various sGices
called srder and proceeded the meeting
psred below
There were thirty srse .nces represented upon crsus
.s q = :a: mad: y n:r
Of Portlsss B.dew. Of ssssop; SiscS Jr q cs.s s.d
others Each speaker wrote With his fsy what he had
al me same iise' aus snnhilanns time space.
and bringing the dineren. parties in ehec pear 70 essh
" separated bs sansrsds q niles
We join With The gentlemen q the American Telegraph
me position which he has 20 ably ana satisfactorily sed
In The Ss ss . ,. %.s so0o or a. q I And
organized BY the choice Of e. Smith Esq, Of Portland "
sssss n Palmer. At Bosc. } 8. Bedlow 81 Bspxor.
aud 2. smith, a. Portland were appointed ccmm'~e 10
The olowing preamble and resolutions were reported by
p H. Palmer ESQ charmss of The committee snd sner .p.
unanimously adopted =
bee. .qs ss and sso.
the situation which he has ably and satisfactorily het for
The and retire for time at esrom the telegraphc
Resolved, That psrtns with xr; woodmsa fe. th.!
hind ana consdsrse friend and one who has secured
respect love and esteem q all under his and we
trust our separation NAV be but temporary and that he may
be with us and a MS again.
sympathy IN ss his tine q sickness. and our best wishes for
his speedy recovery sud restoration health and would
se. 81 snsp.,s and courtesy esena.a 70 me-
Resolved That the proceedings Of this mserv And oepy
by the Secretary and TO me various papers OF the associated
After about an session the meeting up rres,
harmony and kindly feeling
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DWr GOODS. so.

347 Hs0A0wAro .rAr ..L.
E Sfn.s @SS1 %sXsss.
Our eatre stock OF
wu be red 70. .. TAs n. x. DAs !. q,
goods can be Soush IN EUROPE q t,s t%s lac
VIZ ca. s., %fi "a s,r.. ... ..
n B-Fhtures for sale.
BAT sR :,;I, IVA, ., -, c,o,, ,u
10 'Ot us SsNsf hi s1hT
Which e now being carried aud viii be continued until
PROPERTY r. SOLD
P.rcuar sts oiioa directed % he Staple esss in this
s s.,cs , sucS as
Liaf Ti: :s.' s:s....
ToTs'. .as a., ,e s,1a
Fianneis
JAcOaets
BriIrAata
The whole Of the above goods msrosaadlse &C. &C. mus
sod IN % Wv wIdxss corner tLeoo,1 street.
347 SA0t dsxAE ssoApvAx sAL.
ANoTHRa GREAT aED1Crros
MADE wnoLs sroo6s
caEIrsn THAN oAr Be FOUND II crr;
ass Shawl.
Meenos
S''f SHs s:.s'
OhAles
De berges
Bombaan.&
Deia.as,
The sbsve sale offers rae chance for the ladies' to
q. B. WILLIAMS. corner OF Leonard street.
S49 '"'AsHntKs SKIS. Silks, SILKS
GREAT n1, sE9 p,,n,s..,, s.LH'
VIII be offered for sale MI "a. xSe. va.
Greater inducements offered than before known In this
the whole of this immense stock %u;. He ;o without
corner Of Leonard street.
275 snoADwAx:1,rs.xR ROBERTS . GO. VIII.
band. and aosnctnSs Without resrve bssrs removed 70 -
Broadway. Great bargains VIII bs Hvea.
Of under garments hosiery dressing robes and breakfast
entirely patterns just received
f55 EA .HnsS
speci attention 9 her system Of shirl msiipg viz
artistc fnish, and no sale II not 70 please.
Il
lOUV dsred hAndksrcAiefs juS received and arc ssw
'''As '"'' P & nzs sosEa1s co. SIS Broadway
M Yer; ss .. ssd III
vi cent rsfss *
vii 3! os h6aa. s sad
ooored real Pineapple goods ne FRENCH By The yard or
ported expressly Tor bopnss for which ry orders
those DESTROYS Of purchasing.
GENERAL INVITATION. al BsoS's SUPERB SHOW
SS @ o s s% s
~ scus % ns
merchants and dealers win be literally treated with.
IJoLToN 4 BoYNEI 4s5. EIGHTH AVENUE, TWO
III from Thirty fourth street, invites the aeauen Of
linens purchased at the recent aucos sales cash
sns sArnss S TABLE d'%s
linen ade family warranted pure
aud see for themselves
ACES AND xMBROIpERIEs.
~ Tmen,e sss Of ems , q, sets collars and ane
~ 'T''d ~ Nichols. no.,r.
AIDES HooPs-THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
~ against worthless and miserable limitations IN various
tine %%Df .rs SsTof e :S S Il %s
psisniee for the United States, ISL Brosdwsy.
OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
" AT RETAIL.
A. r. STEWART co. viii open Monday. Feb 10. their
Paris DRSss GOODS
Comprspg-
drse.ain..
Orgatdiss
Jacsuets.
BArrges
Chalia,
Mouseine de chine
FoulArd SILKS
Materials for travelling dresses. &c, &c.
splendid as,orimeuis Of
Robes q Nolan'a.
Broadway, Chanbers and Resde streets
CPRING SILKS,
- At one dollar per yard
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AMalvs ~ Washlngt0n.
EXTRACTS FROM CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER PAPBRS.
Correspondents Of the Evangelist
.suIpC Fab
Atxnssotd Territory.


Atxnssotd Territory.
The bill 70 enable he citizens OF Minnesota 10 hold
oonven ion for the purpose Of forming State constu
ton, passed the House this forenoon by vote ofo7 Tor
and 70 in the negative. Among our own delegation
Dsmrel and Knapp Among those who voted sxaiSsI h.
were hessrs Comins, Davis and TrafSon il time this
sturdy child Of the government should be made 70 shin
for Itself According 10 Governor Germans late mes
sage The Territory has at present about 900 nhab
tan,s ln taxable property amounts to nearly $3S, 0oo
sessment some s2l 600 600 The Governor Ia speak
ing OF the necessity OF ask,ng admtsance 70 the Uuon
says-"Even should the most speedy organisation be
hundred or two hundrs end nny Thousand people and
our taxable property ros nfty or sixty millions Of dol
the Upioa" This tina, state formed om the sss,
settled sad weahest portion Of the Territory will b
dent disposition on the psr or the NnnesosAns allow
ceesrsss % make :. many roads sad Srsse and build
a. many public building e possible before shsy assume
Correspondence Of the Courier and Enquirer.I
wAsmSroN Feb. 10, 1867.
fAe Nao Coinage Blu Land for xsmaaa
House few days ego, and sow pending II me senate,
with amendments. providea;-
&c sssf % ;,s -:
ros oase REDUCTION 2, per cent AZ ss az ss psA
ave solls e, ne .p.es olive TINS n, provision,
IL ss sSsa @ s s s value be
paid r SAID spansh coin according 70 their actual weigh: .:
Ssos. the mint sustain no loss Aa's'u
The value OF all foreign coins 70 be tested by AnAyaa
and result 10 be stated In annual reports-
T. TIE cent Il 70 be Alloy ed with shai be
able for weight N tsntbs Of
without decreasing Ia value Struck cut 10 Senate smeod
superseded by provision thai standard wegh Of
he be three twenehs be composed
OF ~ per cent copper, and IL per cent OF nickel
for ss. s s the c .as s . Z. ss a.
posted cabinet Of medals 70 be kept 10 the mint Struck
oat by the Senate
the bill VIII probably psss In some shape, but the ella
which bas been raised the alleged short weight
OF Ne Spanish coins has hardly any foundation OF oil
may be doubled whether taking them oil into account,
they do not somewhat exceed In weight the same no MI
nal value OF American ooiu. They ere inoonveBisnt,
however account Of their want Of conformity with the
legal subdivisions OF decimal currency. The new
cent proposed 10 be struck, viii be great improvement
upon the present cumbrous and ocn OF that
denomination.
ThseSl introduced by Mr. Toenss. for grant OF land
10 Minnesota, nearly the that which the Oosn-
mt,ee Public Lands OF the House have In hand and
desire 70 report. II provides FOR about eight
hundred miles d rsrosd making the usual donation or
alternate sections within distance Of six miles on either
side This The bill in regard 10 which the Investigating
Committee was raised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

NNHE FOAEWOMAN AND ABS1STANTS IN Tux ~.
L poyment Of Aessrs Jackson Purdy W beoedwaT.
opportunity OF returning thanks 70 these ssue
for their uniform tndnea. and regard % the interest. q
employees More especially they beg 10 Wedge
their obligation 70 Mr. Jackson In particular for the hoso
given them on ThuIsdsy night last On this Mr.
added greatly the endowment OF the festivities sas
cenenng that good understanding which
has subssed him and the needewomen In 0s
employ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07

AhaWIs. Glonks aud Mansieo.
DKOcHE, stella, Cashmere and Wool Shsuls
ID all grades. Cloaks aud Nantes OF the latss'
styles In ali grades, very cheap.
sspsodsm J.C. PARRoTT 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
JOS. II. M. BERTRAM,
REAL ESTATE AND lNSUKANCE

OFFICE, Nc. 4, kILBoUkNE'S BLOCK,
AS for Sale SO beautiful Lots IN u. ". XII
i b0urns . Addition.
From sny Of these Lots the prorpeet from, ana
the view around the city, isdeightiul
They are all near adjoining
KlLBOURNE PARK"
And no other Lots In the City be more desirable
for reSi Dc bces.
Block l76 in the ldlimits.
60 Feet Main-st., between 9th hnd7th
Lot 4, Block ~, on Biondesu ST.
60 Feet in Block 3el, VI Mlin-st., between iotn
and II tn.
2S Fsste On Msin-st., commencing loo feetfrom
10th street.
10 1sstoa 4tA ~, In Block AS,a very desirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward Kilbourpe 'sNew Addition
H1TERAs-Iow, ard very Easy Payments =
For further particulars enquire 81 the above omcs
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
laEnAEM,S
JEWELRY STORE.

Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
[ AVINu just returned from the last,
l / respectfully call the attention Of my "a
friends, and the public gsneiaaiy, TO N, -
newAnd aas stock Of watches, ,jswslry, silver sas
plated ware, fancy gcods, &e-s
Watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and aetaches
lever watches, silver pAteht and detachsd leVsxss
and L 'Epines Of all kinds and quslitiss.
JeWeAKy.
Ladies plain gold, mosaic, cameo ana ensm silee
earrings and breast pins, ladies and ehtidfehs
gold and jst bracelets, indies and Gsnt's eeto
chains, pencils and pens, gdid and diamond hnGeI
rings gold and silver himbie., gents gold breast
pins, stads, COLLAR sAsove bsttons, eod siiser'
steel snd patent spsotacles, pocket, table srd ass
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In whichline intend not to be surpassed py ny
store west north Of ST. Louis, viz: silver taO'ss
dessert and Tea spoons and tor m, mus
tard and sait spoons, butter aadfruit knives,sis"
sud plated napkin rings, dc.
fiAted ware anA Fancy Goose.
Plated and britannia tea sets, cAstors, Ifuh 80.
cake baskets, ,eandiestckH pearl and she'll Pocass
books, and in fact everything pertaining 10 ~
line.
general assortment of clocks Of thclAtsst Paw
terms and best make, all WAIT Antsd ~ kseP Soo~
| time.
arWatches and Jewclry repaired IN the mos'
| workmanlike manner, anu ~ the shortcst notice'
| my6-dly JULES GEIskR.