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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-05
karch IL, l
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To Ambrose Rucker and Garry Lewis:
YlNHkRE il now on he In the ONCE Of the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, al
Fort Madison, the petition Of Henry Won Phul and
Theodore 8. McGill, claiming Of you the revival
of q Judgment in favor Of plaintiffs against Am
brose Ruckcr, rendered IT the April term, 1851 Of
the District Court Of said county, for the posses
sion Of the northwest quarter of section ten
in township sixty 1907 north Of range Ave f5j
west in Leecounty, lows and ave cents damages and
alleging that Garry Lewis holds, under through
said Rucker, and took possession subsequent to the
date of said judgment. The prayer Is for re-
vival of said judgment and writ of restitution
Unless you appear and answer said petition ON or
before the second day Of the May term ns5S) Of
said court, judgm ent win be rendered against you
March l2,ls59-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
To j. Il. 6treeper, y. B.Parkcr, J.. E. Bruce, J. s.
Thompson and Edward Boyd:
f1NAEKE is now On 6le in the Office Of the Clerk
l. Of the Distri ct Court Of Lee County, lows, ii
Fort Madison, the petition Of j. e. 4 W. A. Yorc
claiming Of J. 8. Suseper and g. y. Parker, the
sum Of fifteen thousand dollars on four promissory
notes executed by them TO ]. Z. Bruce and j. S.
and by him endorsed and delivered TO PLAINTIFF.
executed by said Streeper and Parker, to secure
said notes, on lands in Lee county, Iowa, in
which the other defendants are intere.tsd.
Unless you appear and answer said petition or
or before the second day Of the May term llS59)
Of said court, judgment will be rendered againsi
you.
RANKIN. MILLER d ENsTER,
March IL, 1852 PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-05
mh3s-dlm

Mn1o-Nim FltHs AttyIe.
To w. w. + K. Ii. Stone:
,VUSHERE il now on file In the OfRce Of the Clerk
i of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ct
Keokuk, the petition Of Reed 4 Co., claiming OF
you seven hundred and sixty-two dollars and 61ty-
two promissory notes executed BY you to them.
Said petition also prays IN attachment ON the
ground Of your non-residenoe., Unless you appear
and answer said petition on or before the second
day OF the next term Of the District Court Of said
County, At Ksokuk, judgment will be rendered
against Jon.
RANKIN, MILLER ! BNSTER,
mh7S-dlm Pitts Atsy's.
To Rufus Wilsey, Elisabeth Wilsey, John Wilsey,
Partridge, Penchote b Warren, LorenS0 b.
Brown, William Brown, James Bradford, A. q.
Grinnan, Cornelia Grinnan:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
= there 10 now hle in the of6ce OF the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 1t Ft Mad
ison petition Of James @. Lyon claiming Of you
tho said Rufus Wilsey the sam Of twelve hundred
cuted BY you to the said J. 6. Lyon for one thou
sand dollars Of date October 27th, 1855, bearing
interest 1t 10 per cont per annnm. Also, claiming
against al OF you the foreclosure of q mortgage
upon part Of lots one and two, block one hundred
and twenty-five, being real estate in city Of Keo-
kuk in said county and state, executed By said
Rufus Wilsey and Elizabeth Wilsey, to secure the
payment OF the said note and interest, and tina,
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning OF the I'd day of next term of said
Court to be holden At Ft Madison on the Sd Monday
in May, A. D. 1859, judgment win be rendered
against you by default.
March ~, I85o-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-05

Ie Rufus Wiisey, William 6raham, robert French,
John Ferrel andS. s. Billings:
FvNHERE IL now on flc in the Office OF the Clerk
1 OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, II
Fort Madison, the petition Of J. Haines, claiming
against you judgment Of the Court, foreclosing !
mortgage on certain real estate in Lee County
Iowa, given by Rufus Wilsey and William Graham
TO Robert French, to secure certain notes ON two
four and six years. Said petition asks for judg
msnt in favor Of plaintiff, who 10 the holder Of
the notes and mortgage, m order for the sale Of
the property, and an extinguishment Of the inter
est OF ali the defendants In the premises, and fol
general rAlief.
Unless You appear aud answer said petition on OF
before the End day Of the Nay Term, 1859, Of saie
Court, Judgment viii be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
mh3S-dlm Pitts Atty's.
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN q &C
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.

Revolving our Goods direct from the manufActu
rcrs, n England. F-ercc erH A.re-ic., - =:M =
able to sell low any regular house in the West
V. III. SULLIVAN d CO.
Jan. u, 1s5g-diw
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GttObSI, ser @4a. 50 SO Cts.
Gutter, bet: 0Oasn D Gsats per %, glabes 1870, Rou
90 bRen, per 5Glbel7 rs I90.
@rGder, 5 Scents per DfInp.
l4-t7. 6asouttsr IL SIS.
Seee n $50 Gents per 9fiaO.
.Gtf3s, Nadnrtl. 10. SO 10 50 pr 100 gunb 8S.
SsItStnsss. Qasr. s5,75-s 4; 5siii' az 'ss1t IS
Eaaps.tt eoa 25-4o per Bon; ? eaD. per 6a5 sFs
8ra@ts 0aolt3O Jtsnbsts, Uet8i8 Is gts bartl&.
iSC22 aolt"en, $325 e per 8ari 0att:ta,
IS etsi sttrOasn, SIS; 6ranseS, $f,ao-s,5o
Osg Suam,t gtttn nsH "a Sc per q R'Iita s-lo Ofin.
UlastasDlafps 81 SO Seats.
S p Yssaolaatf4st 2at7 plumb $62-63.
y stratOs, %4Bstsea, rOtter 13o-14O, pst6tr gutter 100
Gurn, psisss b8-74, ssiees 74-7,g.
5afer, 8rs anD @tarsl. 45 48, penn. so Gs.
. @ess nj M1toI. u s5s: gsnaI s. s.
YfinaS " IIs'T rafFiSsr s YER 1OSne szvo. D''"'D' PET
Del Spetm PER Sla ne 81 21-I.35. Common 0bale IS
noets ga'ent 1915, 9aO-DtI71 81 ats. esinlaa-
atOtaOtaes Stss, aiaDptss per 100 plumb $6.57&7.sO
5aDstat $6.75-IoO, sAuafs S2-5.21.
Paute. es sts . AS a 25a Sts l 1R $ ST., sstrOduets AIS q
3 u SPtmOrp per aoans 81 10 ,&lees yiO-1i.
Id, ea8ua9ra lIM-I2% SO,
Ndie, per Ytuap -YIa GEMS.
XartOtfeln JReecer per 1uib a $3.50 Cts, stpS nItdr
6J-7J Gts
9Oettm, Ietas 8orHtu-s per GOnnt $3.50. Stun Of tt. Uaiae
S4.3o. Iatpractts tur StabfSebrau9 So OO-$5.z IS, Optb.
nno 23stSalbsne unO Baltimore 9Ompasate S5,25 $50
& tefaGmen $7.A5
Nal&, ptr SuIbel s.
WOIalies, 9tsp. Orleans fair bis prtua per @aaOne Az
42etty cuba So SO, MtaseODaDO 25-Z6 Gts, @DrtC
stc0 3}-35 CTS.
@eRl 9OUaeplr stsaes per 8as s5,75 Gttu 0stas so,621<
MitlS O9tp s. -, popar0itr Grrra Sc 0O-6,25 0fn
Grtrd S6-6I2M. 6aIfO. SaIn19 $7.5o, 3altp. ~rtra 81.
Do 4ounEu 81.
Dttste9 &itp ano GanO per 8laOns 27k 2s1 OSiO
DdAS per +P 81 bts 81 Cts.
3uder, tew ORLEANS per 100 #S =. 25 BITS 100, gOrt,
eftco. S7.oO-o 70 Ga0a $7.75-8 Ylffnirter 3udtr ftebi
IL oea UeriGteoenGn SrLbsU 1Sn " - w 10 nadS OuaI
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a,- @efaemfe mae1 Der 0eimathl

Eletne padtIe, Etel bts N6rthe, fWr / bs 2 Apaars.
Das untera t,hnete Suteau Der &.
fSrbtrung .@Ump" ~empfsblt ib sur prOmpttn unb
tntrn BefDroetunB pDn . Gdeten oaer Mrt (bts ,u 50 Qtuuo
Sewi&D mtt jeDem Don btr ~nb8tbenbtn y plpGmpfe
mao irs.nb slnem Orte Der a0tlt. Dorsaslt4 nab Deutf0-
6rantreIW uab Der . D 10 eta, franttrt Bis aur
Stttmmuae. pber unfrGnitrr, seBen Sarantit un5 EDEN.
terner wsrcen eIDGuS5abtun8e an tJaenp etne
Aorede coca oabtn FREE tins 5aas u III fern ptrett per pefDan.
pier beiprsr uao Originated tiuae eeheftrt. p aee.
6tllets DOn . r { N { n mad bier unD untseteprt, fur eis
Sremer ppfoampflnife ttptn wfOn1t bon bier. aDsbIel, 10
8leih sIplbar. auF nepr ais 800 Stable pom europa ~aus0eteat.
Nabtre Austanft wber pretie, oalenbnn9sn u. . ~. srpOit
ma ant %psrt0frete Anfrnsea Bet u. 30 mtpt u. 8 E,
abatbam. Ganf, NeG.Yort. pef.Mpreft TIT
Vpl.Of6ce, sDr Ns. 3704 gteu.yprt. Dea8.
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StcdS, Anlelben unO Auoue0leI.
Jobnston Bros. & 60.

NG. 1913 Slltimol efraBe
sduftn u0 Ssrtnulea I'M Aattras Stcas, 4o.rtbpocttre uni
lAeere SsearuY,
Gin Jet sHsD nnfsrsr Strma wpbnt aatisIt3 bea 5fsunsen
ocs g~rod.r BoIr1" BET.
Auftrdge perpen f1nel unb eenau be1Orat.
Anleiben
our& BAD bCbeutfnbe Getrtebs. 6 capital unfer,S @sfd6ftes frt
ntr TIM Ston6e udrer a %neambare1 8eDtaAunaea WDten Az
pts confirm. VGrl9ds d4f D5ribp Ipttre Su maiden unb anf
laag,rs 5tt LAURENCE Ws6d a. ~fSMtaufen.
Qn5tbete wsrfen tl9It1 an ualertr 8dnt sUn 9 ubr Wl6r.
9ens bis 5 ubr Na@mitdsS anaen 3mmsn
Au5nehlel uno @cuecticnen.
Dieter tSel0dftSipeS lit ~iut:mltti6 arranalrt unb mir
tho OarG metr per8wrtgte 0tr5inUnneea in rem Stanb seIest,
DtbltI uo u~n5an4sart 9o ea ~ otn ~btlt3ltsn S3Seu ~
dlen "no Ile 4tntAlfFu n5ea..3n bn biaIS ten pr I en- IN
B lrr9en. c0n3O.S
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DIR. Tuppnts oDloene l}luen

Enb eines Der b ten unb erfDlsrsidher Mfsneimtttsl s,x
snirantbeitsn. Gle fnb mad benz @tcept ciass Be-, ubmas
Igef@idtea Wrstes waparirt ub gang barmIpler Molnr :"
reide 2ee ani1e pom refpR tihlen peflcnen bS6nbsm a. ossI
ben Der @tetntbumer. tperptn bugh bic oan,, II a. ~ Vsns
alien a&ttaren MpCttetfra peta n unS liuD bsr ~ @ ~ y
s5u habsH bet 9ek. 9anre, 9U. aGS DaItimsrear mn s >,
Ter uRb Co., Ode sn &barlte. unb prartar. ~V S~F
Dtft vtAtn Ieroen Se9en G.ai inbuAs ppn 81 on a
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Die Court pertaJte ftp Bic Treitas.

Staotratb. NbenD OeS 81. 6ebruar.
Gr tie 3wetg. Gs wuroen feline 9ej9ifle
uOu WIduSfeit e~ylepiBt, porluI Der erlte 3msla
cine @ommIllicn all ben 3tDelteu ablhifte, um
ibn gu Semelnlamer Sleuus ein5ulapen.
3wetter 3wets. SeIDe 3wei9e nabs
men DE @tntaDun9 gu Dem 8aue Der 5npes
pendent @repS al.
Die SrOOAon5 in 8etreif be8 YrplpectS quare
DurDe NIT Dem announcement ln9encmmeu, olB
Die 8slieer oe5 umlieSenDen @runoeiseutbum0
BE ocrtl5en StraBen auf ibre etseuen Soften
5u pflltern nnO gu 9raoueu blben.
IS ell1len Dam etne @cmmillion pom erlten
3pei3 uup luo Den 3welten au eemeinlamer
Sisuns Elm.
Die s~emelpluue Gieuns pauerte in bic tiefs
Na9t plneln. IS blnOelte llb III p~erlelpen um
SsltltI8unS Der rcu' Otlpcr Seulbten Grnen
nun9sn -@
" uucbeitS5u TAM Der Staot
Elss besnOlsten BoAe fielen 80 2poesfdue ror
u. 5rpar 1n IclSenDen &tantbelten Aus5ebruns
20, 0iotblauI 1, @ltarrbfitber 3, S6arlahieber
II, 0ebrnent5unonnS B, 3unsenent5lnouI9 3,
llnpetdunte Srantbeiteu 16, Alter 4.
81 mlnnllAen nno 81 welbllden @el9le9ts.
13 6lrbl5e, wcrunter 3 SflaUeG.
Die AltersItufen Der Verltrrbenen lino T: linz
ter l S. Y, 5ptl1en l unC 8 S. 81, 3mil1en
8 unO 9 5. 3, 5wlden 80 UNI 100 ). 1.
g1 0eute MISUNDERSTANDING uao
AuolptelanS zines Sattels, nobel Elm pelltatsr
Sun4 auT5etIldt miro, bel @OnraO 1eDnert,
Jto. 129 6otrel1tr.
Mr Son3ert. = Seute 4benD vTrics
@oaSt.t", untlr Der 9eltunS Oes Orn. perRl9,
III Der 4rbeltsrR1lt, 9to. 5 .. 1teDerldtr.
$50 Or. g wapnes 3ullmmenseieste
gDtIprIriqen, Sprpp .tilt prrtrsfit6 barInaaisea pangn, IT,
tatua8sn, 8taIipetsa, MISUNDERSTANDING, GebT0siarer.
Oea, alseln anp 4urttiesa IN Der TspIe, 2arsatpm Stttl uni
%ouupanen, ipnte ale Arantpsrea psS 5aIies Anp Der ketI.
otr Sraf eeer Ger 9anse. Dseie 1rtnet reInist tuslet9 ut
aIttrt oas 23lut. SIN SrpB uuo KleInptrfaAf iu baStn IN
CT DhFet Dee iDcdkt- ~ 81 per biGf6t.
SS- GuSen = mrntnS 8 auS9e3eitr
asrsn S&Webtl& Sitter, subereltst aus GlISartnbt
elm Hstrusltass ltlEtsl, s.sta 9;5erbsfpptrotn, @t,tfu11
09speplts, uAperDault1tstt, Ntrvenl&wape, Arp ma, Nerps
t~rantpstten 1e alien aus sinen IN uaOrOnuns S~eratpsnen
A1Sen snttepsneen Grantbsttea, 1T IN % &tatS Die 6lafteui
periauIea IN Der OfEee ofS 9BederS.
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Ieiocrt nla Soeilnn,iffel.

Nlnt.9. 0ItMan's a6t oeaaa. 5lSen tOaHsn Sem
60 fpep mo aae anpern, aas elmer llnprpnuAa oe3 @reag.
an8slp rems enttaneeneu &rlnfpsItea ~srpteblea nerDsn /.
1ast@iteBlta pr1parirt pom 2Dn1. y. o Iman, &bsmth IN
2saiGtagteH uao 81 apaben tn Baltimore igr 20 ere. "
cd GGtti Bat
Dt4.S Setk g. s. once. So. 103 @d!ttmptensi
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90 0eute MISUNDERSTANDING uaD
Auolptclan5 zines S1tlels, nobel eth belutatsr
sun4 auf5ettldt MIRO, bel @OnraD 4eDnert,
Jto. l29 {orreirltr.
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0anen'6
Magical Pain Extractor.

T11gICdr l OH ENTTdCCUT.
NtfraIS 1T etne &uteefang III Der Datertol NG sblsin
Hta@t wDroen, wooarU Der S&merS 70 10 eli eittGt NJ : i
uHe mo s .eie IN iGr'sr &HtsIstEng 70 RAID in ibrtn ngtirs
lilo n 3ufaab 3urRdsebr1@t ossr Dun en- unb CSt,mn,drs /
~grltommea gseest perbsn umb eabtt e ae 3lar. en- pbcr fcns
hi8en Scdosn 5urlteeIaTen, as bnr@ Da4ea'e maail5e
S@mers, Ucrtfleft.
/. Sci S6aitu Waattn, @trrsuEunsen unS Bra f6sn
GAen, oeusn Riaber tmmtr ANTERIOR ~ Fnb lit bt. gRtf.
fua6 IS aGtTn D auep' i9cn SGn r. DerM gers immer nc
feltel 2De pteI SnmerSen 4nD Qeibea fDAnten ntnt Uurm
tef , Mltttei Dsrbtubett wfrben. Sa ieIbn ras Qebtn /. ma
Dft bd0pA ab, pas Der agtt Dalep~@ytr Ct BIZ Der senb III
StSatres pefa tn me ne 9-Drufsen q npblete, auf & Ia srs
sebeat btniu etie mtr erIambt an far bsttn 21aBre4ittg
MTG Oeranimprtli@ balte.
&etn al bel Bstbrennun6en nnf Wet5rutuaGeR niaa a.
nrA. = b b attend fem, par female atu aamiytsn en-, nnssre
Gtadeneea uha tlslenae IN GiSsntndfsen ven O>Alp'e < aaer
Bene. Bert iaer nj ertaupen.
Dsrleies III nur aat, wsnn Bic G5aGteI Gin in etabl ssfO
~tnee QftaIite nit Der S'9natur ppn g. y. & bLd enc
bat.
drti6 IS Gts. fur ste G6sGttl.
70 Der As4ts Uirs psriaaTt BET 9 ttb S..9aue,M
1GS, 9Daf.8G!timSrefr. Ohl.S
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fauo man n11ber uno auT Dem @cuater natea
eth alteS ~ielOene5 3alhentul, IN melfeS !
Ptuno pulper 4cDldelt mar. Die potl5et lou
oen Hiubern luf GER Spur letn.
Wteoere III Blel % . b. - Der
WeeJer 0.up Sneu in QolI %l1anltt. nlbe
pendlptulatl w. lieB elnen letner 0eleu:n
Jtlmens Bsier Wttler UerblIteu, well ~oerletOe
psrOdptiS mar, lbm leit lInJtrer l3elt 6leIlb
~3eltoDleu gu blben. AtS Die Bclt5et I'M Qlule
oeS 0srodAttJen nahlab, flno lie oenn aub
elnen 5Iemttben Sofratp 9eltoblenen 6leilbe8.
5dltlce 0cJla Ibldte Den Dfller in GrnIan5e'
lung poa Slrsldatt nld Der Sail.
Qou Of 81 u8e. @efern Sors
ulItta5 blslten Die SutlttIbenten fur rtele Nm
Halt eIne DISCRIMINATING uno UdoIten lol9enoe
Utlna8ers ritS Jlbr: 0ec. 8oDH, Hm.
Slter, Spas. 5. Wape1, @bus. .. Sl:nSIuIf,
8tnl. OeIotO, Or. 5 ). @rluss, S:nl. u.
SD, ~, Oe. 5. s. &Oben, 9obn ii. Sdlo uuo
Ipcmls Willcn. Die neiltsn Dteier Derren
Waren l4oh TIL ~rortSen Sabre NInl3erS.
Sri mtuals@ Auf Diele Si3'
}un8 bate Stu1tp Die 0erbaurlunJ iber Dei
4ntra3 Der Sertpetoi3er TOro's, Di'len frels
3ulat1 IN, GnberlunIt. Or. &opLn ertldrte lber,
oaB CT nod nibt plrat Jet uuo paB er nod Dets
tere 9runDe auIjutretben winibe. Dump
leBte p1ber ben udhlten Wtoatl9 iIt Die
SerbaucIun5 felt. erf.dtte ieOcd IAOn 81. paB
ct Den 9ntrly abmellen mer0e, Dl er niG
CLAUDE o1B Jpn leIne Suriarittiou beiib8e, ben
6cto lret3ulllitn.
plerauT Iclts cer PrCjeB se9en WiI1eru u.
. ri Oil pOr9enDmmen werpeu, DE anJetllsl
ltlo, oeq 1pcnaS Sspburu eri1ollen 5u bahsn.
Dr. 9eatrn, etlsr Der SsrtbHOlJer, e~rfllrte,
Dup lie nod nl1t parlt lelen unD wuree olbet
Der 6au pelibo0en DIE YertbeloiAuna bat
nun, elne SatSi&aft an5uberaumeu. Stump
leet: o~Ielelbe aut lc $4,000 felt unD IleB ltu
ntDt t~eDeSen, olelc 5unmt gu eruIBtSeu. 30
ut fur Die beiren IuSetl. ~porerlt feline Auslid.
auf UreibeIt porbunpen.
yeld GrleolSau5 mebrerer lebr unintereliars
ter 6iue wuroe Die 9te9eril Gmllp Queen
iAulDls beiunOPu, elm uucrpentli9e8 Saus 9e-
bllten 81 paDeu. Stuulp itraIte le um SIC
uuo Soften.
Yetst Wi1er, pe5 6leIidptebltabi5 angetla9t,
puroe 9e3em 5000 Sir8iAait auI ireien 6uE
Selteut.
Die Court uerta3te ftp Biz 6reitaB.
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50 GuSen y pcntnS's auS9e3elbF
aersn S&Webtf& Bitter, subereltet aus ebiSartnpt
Elm nstruslt4ss ltlttsl, Sssta g;5erbsfpptr0tn, @ttiuGt
0~gspepte, u1peroaultHtstt, Ntrutni4waae, ATp ma, Nerpe
an duen aus eineIn IN un0tcnung ~geratbeuen
AlSen eattepsneeH Hrantbtttea, 1T IN % &tatS ole Slaiteu,
In Der OfHes p5 lDederS.
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Gbee ultp Munee.

Ger au9 wtrtlth Gut Il.
&0sna ipr f4iearsn ttahes unb Eba 1sr.rauqt, 10 ta e.
cure et8eHs o4aulo. Jr toant 8GnS 9OrjGgtt6 sntts
nab tllisen Lrec unp 9afee babea IN Dem . tppt ptn
@bintten, &ds OOn re. unp 6rtbettdRr.
tslt uO aup etaIapet un isiaem ttli9en uuo petttaten 3bes
mo SaIse Su fGufsn Mai6.r
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~sEreiIi0rofh'S J1Serfe

~ NIT etntnt
@eminns Nntbeil fir oas Butlifum
BON
$4,000, $4,000, pber $l5, 1000,
$4,000, $4,000 pber $4,000 fur einen N6Dnnenten /;
S5O) OR $1,000 fir eineu Nsenten !; unb
$4,000, 5000 pber $4,000 sur Wr anpuna eines
neatlGeu 9UIpitalS III Nep' yDrt.
Nrm he IN, meter BIER npD IN europa, eth tlterdrtf6eS I'm.
terntpmea benz pGblttum unter 10 annsbmbdrenB ebingunetn
8 bcteu wpreen, me pier bic Werte bes erpBten Jest IebenDtn
osuti@en Di6retS, User TreittSratt'S 94erie beael fGaht
Mot aasn UNI BITE gertn9e MuSgabe BON IL Cts. per o. DIT
eoeT $1.25 cue iUet Wrnate. en g~eoteeenes 9Derf an. ipeldts
f1r tbn unr letue Gamtlie ~bIetteapen Mertb bat, fOnfern Ct
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Observation-Disclosures ppR-6Vr AOOt.)
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

MoyING.-Last week we commented upon a resolu-
tion which introduced into late Democratic State
convention the object of which to devise some plan
whereby voters at primary elections might indicate
their choice in regard to nominations. The fact was
alluded to that in this campaign such choice had been
pretty generally indicated by the members the DOM
nantpa with reference to particular nominations
especially that for Governors and the hope was express
ed that hereafter the practice might become universal
All good patriots admit the necessity of changing the
system by which nominations have heretofore been
made so to restore larger share of influence to the
masses and there signs in this State which point
the ultimate accomplishment of so desirable an object
The Administration Democracy of county have en-
dorsed in convention the resolution above mentioned
while the members of the party in another coun-
ty have actually nominated Recorder by holding
primary elections in the various precincts, voting for
the candidates presenting themselves and sending the
returns to the central committee who declared the re-
snt and all this without choosing delegates to
tions or having the aid trickery of politicians Be-
dent there is to be convention in Calaveras
county for the nomination of Democratic ticket and
to take into consideration the mode of wrestling
the nominating power from the hand of professional
politicians and restoring it to the electors with whom
says our cotemporary it should ever abide if they
would remain free, original and most precious
gift.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

MILAN This city the capital of the Lombardo-ye-
nitian Kingdom, which recently evacuated by the
Austrans, is of the Oldest and beautiful cities
in all Italy, ranking next in population to Rome and
Naples. 1t was founded four hundred years before
Christ, was the residence of several Roman Emperors
who adorned with the finest edices and the birth
place of many noted persons. 1t is walled city, and
contains population of nearly 100000, including the
suburbs. Among its architectural wonders are the
church of st. Ambrose, which founded in $751; and
the great cathedral Duomo which has been in pro-
cess of erection since 1887. The latter structure
isinferor only to St Peters church, at Rome. 1t is of
white marble 400 feet long, 29S feet wide 355 feet to
the top Of the dome, above which again rises spire
Around the roofs and sides 1900 niches 1000 of
which contain statues, and above the roof rise hund-
red spires. The arches and naves supported by
about fifty pillars of immense size and hight Milan
boasts of scieatc and educational nstitu-
tions of Libraries consisting of from 10000 to 100000
volumes, of magnificent picture gallery and of many
objects of antiquarian interest 1t is the largest book
mart of Italy Being the focus of several canals and
railroads. it is favorable centre for trade. 1t manu-
factures Silks velvets ribbons aces cotton, carpets,
jewelry, glass; paper and porcelain 1t once the
capital of republic but since the middle ages has
been successfully in the hands of Spain Austria and
France.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

A FRIENDLY WARNING.-A friend writes to
this paper from Grass Valley on the subject
ofprotecting the town against fire. He COM
pliments North San Juan for its beautiful
homes, its growth and permanence, and the
liberality of its citizens in all good works !;
but says he never saw, in the whole course of
his life such utter stupidity and recklessness
evinced, with such abundant means at hand
to avert threatened danger, He conjures
our citizens to avail themselves of these
means at once and organize some measures
for the prevention of total confagration.
His advice is most excellent.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

Observation-Disclosures seems destined to expe-
rience many insect plaques this summer as were OF
old inflicted upon Egypt Crickets and grasshoppers
have been among us, and now army of cater
pillars. About Laporte says the Mountain Messenger
these nuisances have become so numerous as to
universal surpri.e The shrubbery is full of the the
trails and roads covered with those creeping spec
of yariegated uglness the window sls are made
their thorougharcs, and in ne, they to be found
every direction in which wcmoNe. The bitches north OF
this place have been sepulchres for the cless bodies
ofmnny cart1oad of caterpilars-in fact the water
has become so inpregnated with them that for most
ordinary purposes its use is abandoned
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16
salt in failure

LAST OF EARrH.-The remains of our
.od townsman and friend, Addison F.
.or were followed to the grave last Sat-
'I.v evening by at least three hundred per-
and we're inferred with the rites of re-
,iog and Odd Fellowship. Every store,
s,I and saloon in towu was closed, from
!. time the coffin was borne to the church
.,t1 It was carried to its last resting place
!, the hill. and many places of business were
tgng with tokens of mourning. The funeral
.mon was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Cra-
ord the church where it was delivered
,,s crowded to overhowing. No man was
,-sr borne to the grave in this community
,nid SO many exhibitions of esteem and re-