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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
CAUTION :!

1t has come to my knowledge, that parties IN
san Francisco have resortcd to the has" artidce
OF attempting TO forge my label, with some slight
alterations, using the name DELAY s, instead
Of Dalys Aromatic Valley WhislSsy'
and also using the word CUMBERLAND, instead
Of Monongahela.'
These bogus Labels have hccn put on hotties
OF entirely different shape from mine, containing
the commonesL trash, and packed IN cases. iuteu-
ded to initiate, and branded Smu to the genu-
inc, using the name " DELAYS" Instead of Da-
ly's" Dealers ia the interior "a well as consum.
crs are cautioned not to be imposed upou by this
bogus article.
Particular attention is called TO the shape OF
my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also tn
the name William Ii. DAILY, New York
blown in each Bottle.
have no fears Of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale Of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY,
tlscd upon honest Merchants and the uususpect
ing Consumer without noticing it,
NV119- III. DAILY,
Sole Proprietor,
New York.
X 9 II l..
NTy@DALY's AROMATIC VALLEY
WrIsEEY is for sale by most of
the respectable Liquor Houses in
California
Wm. NEWELL y Co.,
Sole Agents,
fcl, San Francisco.
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YNUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIA-
/ ted themselves together for the purpose of
carrying on the business of Assaying and Rrtln-
ing Gold and silver, viii he prepared ON aud at
ter the first of March, TO receive deposits for as
saying and refining, and to make returns in un-
parted bars, or United States coin, at the option
OF depositors
The charges will be as follows
Nhca ret1yHS are Wqdo ia UpparicR B11s, one
quarter Of one per cent. on the value OF the bars,
Ilbea reiuyas are made ia r. fael Bars, ten cts
per OF. ON the gross weight after melting and
onc-siNteenth of one per cent on the value of
each bar over Eve thoUsand dollars on each bar
under five thousand dollars, ten cts per ounce
on the gross weight after melting and one eighth
of one per cent on the value OF the bar.
Jjdn returns are mate Ia I2dei States Coin,
ten cents per ounce ON the gross weight after
melting, and one,half Of one per cent, for coin
age being four cents per oD. less than Che pres
ent charge Of Che United States Branch Mint here.
Silver contained in the Cola will be accounted
ior to the depositor in the manner and at the rate
customary al the t. S. Branoh Mint.
Uuparted lats viii be delivered six hour after
The deposit Of the Gold or Silver, il desired.
Refined bars or L. S. coin viii be delivered four
days (not including Sandays) after The deposit Of
the Gold or Silver, viz returns Of deposits Of
Monday Will be payable on Friday,
Tuesday " Saturday,
Wednesday Monday,
Thursday Tuesday,
Friday Wednesday,
Saturday Thursday
Persons dcsirous Of seeing their gold or silver
melted can do So and the assay chips from each
deposit will be kept separate for three months,
at the disposition Of the dcpositor in order to
afford eveyy facility for testing the correctness OF
the assay.
Assays Of Ores and Minerals made,
Gold and silver bars purchased.
Mr. f. JtSTll will be As4aycr and RHdner,
and Mr. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier aud Gen
cral Superintendent Of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN q Co,
Of New York,
mas !3w and AISOP ~ co.
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State .4ssovgr's Odice' % Somerset S., J
BoSroN, April 18th, 1888.

VI, tt, UNIN-
Nour Aromatic Valley Whskcy is received,
aud after careful examination, 6nd it to be u
pure article, entirety free from the adHieratias IN
gradients so frequently used. Very respectfully,
JAMES j. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
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L O. O. F.
>TORTU STAR LODGE

~ No. 81, meets every Wednesday - SsSS
evening at O'Clock at Odd Fellows aTs,S<@
Hall Main street, Weayerviile All visiting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. w. II. BACuELpER, Il. s.
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las S. MCCAIN q co, OFFER FOR SALE
j well selected stock OF Braudies, Gins, Scotch
Whskey, Jamaica Rum, Sherry and Port Wines,
Ale and Portcr-in bulk and bottles, Also, su-
perior BOURBON WHISKY, Apple Jack, Cider,
Ginger, Hook, Claret, Sauterne aud California
Wines Champagne, Demjohns, &c.
jas. -. Mccain s. Co.
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oEfICO :
=! q. 5 s. 2Y

\ \ Y -.
GOLD Ac-D SILVER REFINERY
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l.. justin,

EROM AND AFTER THE lST or MARCH
| | have leased my Assay ONCE and Gold and
Silver Refinery to Messrs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN
4 CO, who will conduct the business nf Assay
ing and refining In the manner end on the terms
below stated Thanking my friends and the pub
lie for the patronage have received from them
| beg to subscribe myself +. JUSTU.
San Francisco, February Is, 1860.
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TRINITY CHAPTER.

vs-s@e No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
sssXSs$ on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
sSssas& each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Neaverville.
26td. Il. T. MILLER. Secretary.
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j y L Y IS
AROMATIC VALLEY pInlSKEY 1!
FOR MEDICINAL USE,


TTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION N
| | the worlds estimation, which justiies its
Proprietor in claiming for it
4 Superiority UnriValIed,
Produced, as IL is, bv process known only to
the Manuhctrrer aud extracted gom the choc.
est grain. which grows no whore but u favored
locality jn t.e Valley Of Che NonopEuhea, and
containing ra particle of drleturlous aamNture
t has acquired arapptauon t'r peri"c, purity
and intrinsic excellence based solely upon itS ~.
beyent maii, which tAe Proprietor does NOT lo-
tend shall ever be forfeited. lta universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended, Already has It
found its way into the principal public aud pri-
vate Hospitals in the country, and wherever it
has been once used, il forthwith becomes ne
ccssity.
The attention Of consumers Is called to the cer-
ti6cates of the following well known Chemists
have analyzed a sample of Daly's Aromat-
ic Valley WhiSkey.' and find it to be pure ar
ticle. of dne flavor, and without any dclctcrious
admixturc. JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
New York Chemist.
State .lssayers Ofce' 80 Somerset S.,
BoSroN, April 18th, 1883.
WV. II. DAILY, New York
have made a chemical analysis of your Aro-
matte Valley Whiskey, and find it n Pure FINE
rIAvoREp RYE WnlsKEy, containing no injurious
matters of any kind, and would recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES I. JACKSON,
State Assayer,
WN II. DtLY--
Nour Aromatic Valley Whiskcy is received,
aud after careful examination, Gnd it TO be u
NM nriiele. enAreln fcee from the aRMlitrating IN
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TTAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION II
| the worlds estimation, which justiies III
Proprietor in claiming for il
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Iian's inhumanity to man

4""AVo t"""'lVH9 'hpu9"huo "ioui" IL
shall leave for California soon, by way of the
Plains. Win reach Trinity in August, if nohin Z
happens. j. NJ. FISHER.
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LIQUORS. IflnC Cut
Brandy, Am. | oOCGl 5olSoloce, Pgross so
Cog 3 50tGj 00l Diamond =, 80
French. 5 00Gl 0 90 yellow Bank, 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-01

ST. JosxPH, May 30.
The Pony Express, due 90 Monday, 2Sth,
arrived here last night at 10 O'Clock, but
brought no California mail, which 10 sup.
posed to have been intercepted by Indians.
The only mail matter brought 10 from Salt
Lake, at which place it arrived and left on
the 25th. All the information we can learn
in regard to the failure, is by the following
note on the Salt Lake way hills, made by the
agent rider:
The Indians have chased all the men from
the stations between Clearmond Spring and
Carson Valley. The machine in which the
express matter .is carried, is lost. The In
dams arc reported to have killed two riders
in the last trip, and it is supposed they car
ried OF or destroyed the mail matter belong
ing TO this express.
The Salt Lake news is very msagre. On
the 18th, two men, named Myron Brewer and
r. Kit johnson, we're both shot at once by
unknewn hands.
The distance from Salt Lake to st. Joseph
il | 200 miles, and was made in Ave days and
seven hours.
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From Washington /.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
The House committee on foreign affairs
to-day agreed to report the Senate bill, APP
propriating $4,000 to Townsend Harris for
negotiating the treaty with Siam, which is
intended as an acknowledgment OF his valu-
able services to the commerce in the east:
The Judiciary committee of the Senate
have agreed on bill compelling the attend
ance Of witnesses who may be summoned by.
committees OF either house.
The act OF re-committing the Pacific Rail-
road bill, together with it's various amend
ments, to select committee OF the House,
is regarded as equivalent to its postpone
mens for the present session. Reasons for
thus dsposing of it include the contrariety
of opinions as to the proper location Of the
road, and the insnfhcienoy Of conditions to
secure the execution OF the work by those on
whom the franchises were to be conferred.
WAsuISoroN, May 30.-The admission of
Kansas is especially assigned for to-day in
| the Senate. Mr.. Sumner will make an elab-
crate speech on tie subject on Monday.
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in power. trust there will be no division
of sentiment in the great party oil the pso-
pie of Pennsylvania. Let Us remember when
we 70 up to this coming battle with organ
ised wrong and official corruption, that re-
creant son Of Pennsylvania has brought this
great shame upon the country and now leads
the war upon popular rights and let the re-.
membranes Of this fact nerve US in the pur-
pose to crush out that combination which
now Yields the sword and purse, and thus
redeem the good name Of our noble Common
wealth.
The question 10 now really between the
people and the Office holders--a set OF bad
men held together by the cohesive power oil
public plumber now control the Government
They are demoralised and their ranks ARE
broken, and NJ hsvs only 10 be united, firm,
vigilant and acsive, TO secure the victory.
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CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION.
The Davis mesoIus,ons.

The three following resolutions are those
Of the batch recently adopted by the Senate
Of the United States bearing upon Douglas'
hobby:
4. Resolved, That neither Congress nor
Territorial Legislature, whether by direct
legislation or legislation of an indirect and
unfriendly character, possess power to snnul
or impair the constitutional right OF any oit-
iEen of the United States to take HE slave
property into the common Territories, and
there hold and enjoy the same while the Ter
risorial condition remains.
5. Resolved, That il experience should al
any time prove that tho judicial and exocu-
tive authority do not possess means to insure
adequate protection to constitutional rights
in Territory, and il tho Territorial govern
ment should fail or refuse to provide the nec
essary remedies for that purpose, il will be
the duty OF Congress TO supply such de.
fciency.
6. Resolved, That the inhabitants OF 1
Territory Of the United States, when they
rightfully form constitution TO be admitted
as State into the Union, may then, for tn,
Fret time, like the people Of State wher
forming new constitution, decide for them
selves whether slavery, ~ q domestic institu.
ton, shall be maintained or prohibited with
IN their Jurisdiction; and ssthey shall be re
oeived into the Union with or without slavery
Is their constitution may prescribe at ths
time of their admission
They were adopted by clear majority II
the Senate on separate votes, and there wal
not corporal's guard of Democrats --none
We believe, but Pugh, to offer word of OBJ
lection. The rest of this batch Of resolu
lions, which were adopted by the unanimou
vote OF the Democrats Of the Senate, re- AT
frm the extreme views OF Calhoun and exal
slavery as the chief interest and the spscia
glory Of America.
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Spcciaf Session OF the MassaChu-
sciss LegaslMtmFe.

sets IeGaslMtmFC.
BosroS, May 80.
Tho special session Of the Legislature, to
take into consideration tho cattle distemper,
convened It noon to-day, when commnni-
cation was received from the Governor upon
the subject, which was referred to joint
committee of four of the House and seven Of
the Senate. The Governor estimates tho
number of cattle 10 the United States at
twenty million. He urges the importance of
checking the contagion: suggests q thoronyh
investigation into the character of the dis
ease, and thinks the transit Of cattle through
the several towns may require additional
legislAtion and leaves to the wisdom of the
legislature the subject OF enlarging the num-
bsr Of board Of commissioners, and increas-
ing their authority.
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WAsu,xoron Nav 90

HDuINuEUNf HHF ~J'
Madame Bodisoo, widow of the late Rus
sian Minister, was married to-day to Capt.
Scott, of the British army. He was dressed
in full uniform. President Buchanan gave
the bride away. Among those present were
Lord Lyons, Secretary Thompson, and many
OF the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I IsT OF LETTERS remaining In the Post once
IL at Keokuk, Iowa, June i, 1880.
Persons calling for letters will please say, adver-
tised. WIN. PATTERSON. r. Nj.
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Inc proceedings as reported by telegram
arr confused and botehed up. Nothing ~
importance appears TO have beea aooom.
piished.
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From the knick erhnck ar ]

A correspondent writing to the editor
from Toledo, o., says: Some time ago in
my church-yard wanderings, picked np the
following epitaph and transcribed it for YOU
only altering names and places, for obvious
reasons, but vouch for its veracity, and az
IT seems to explain the origin Of saying
which never before could comprehend,
think 1t worthy of place in the archives O
the dear old knickerbocker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-01

"AtBEs prospects mi the Mtncs.
Denver City papers Of a recent date give
very favorable accounts OF affairs at Pixies
Peak. They chronicle the arrivals from
every quarter, amongst whom we find the
names of Hawkeyes from oil parts Of the
State. The immigrants are numerous, and
are represented as generally arriving there
In good condition.
Many new discoveries of rich leads are
announced, fresh diggings of great value are
daily opened, and old diggings are worked
upon more extended scale.
Silver mines of great richness are re-.
ported IN the immediate vicinity of Noun
tain City, and, from geological indications,
further important discoveries Of that metal
are confidently expected.
1t 10 to be hoped for the sake OF the many
worthy and enterprising individuals who have
staked their all on this last chance, that
these hattering prospects and hopes may bs
realized. But unless our Congress passes a
law for the encouragement OF our own in.
dustry all the gold and silver Of Pixies Peak
aud California will be shipped over to Eng
land in payment for British goods.
HTWs look upon the action of ,hose Al.
unsonists OF the South in no other lieb tha,
az working for the good OF the party, in this
mat u will be the cleansing out OF the Ala
union elements that hare hcretofo re- nrove,
= barrier to our onward progress s.-II,oco
foco PAPER. Ao0o
NO doubt the party need cleo nsing, bu. i
'hs Southern wing 10 discard ed AZ too fou
even Tor soft soap and water thu Narther
snred which is left is hardly worth hapeio
out to dry. The South has Furnished i
brains and the votes viii oh have oon,,olls
ana mainly constituted II % Democratic nav,
for years, and to cleans the marty ~ -.
element will s'clean il o..n h--s-.-..,.
The great JOY and goo a Of the country.
EXTRAORDINARY fIKxo1Izso.-Upward
year ago gentle man in Massachn.a,,. :
Tered ten DOLE r Bible az a prire u Il
person sho sho aid commi, and ~s.;,a ),
largest number Of verses during the year.
betsy conan !, aged 6s years, having eor
mi1seo ana ecited the entire Old and n.
ies'amen's' received the prize. Two 9th
persons rec tied two thirds OF the n,hta =
number NJ ore from 5000 10 lo.ooo ,ersas
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LIT uER RrP I

ofou must remember" adds our friendly
antiquarian, shat this is on beautiful mar
BILE tablet, and 10 conspicuous place 10 q
frequented graveyard. No doubt the inten !.
ton bad been to instruct the engraver TO in
scribe K. |. r., the initials of the Latin
words, Rsqniescdt In pace Repose 10 peace
Let her Rip! What an aspiration for a
tomb stone! BY the way, We don't see the
"obvious reasons" which required change
of names, &C., Of an inscription in q .smaeh
frequented grave yard.n
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SACRED


TO THE MEMORY or
ELIZABETH SHERBURNE,
THE BELOVED WIFE or
PETER b. SHERBURNE,
or coBoUkc, CIV,
WHO DIED
APRIL 20rH, 1850,
AGED % YRs.
HKR AFFLICTED HUSBAND mas rRRcrsp THIS
TABLET
TO HER MEMORY.
prArr tn uru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-01

TO BIZ FULFILLED. MIR. Holbrook, who
made Lincoln speech at Peru, on Thurs
day evening last, corrected the editors who
are perslstently calling our candidate Abrans,
by quoting Scripture thus:
ssNeither shall thy name any moro b,
called Ahrain. but thy name shall be Abra.
ham; for father Of manv nations hara
mado ."-[Genesis II, S.
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MRs. sfs EPHERD,

MEN. SmEP III END.
MANUFACTURED Of Corsc,s, Braces, Support
1vl ers, &C., Third-kt., bet. Main and johnson,
keokuk. Ladies wishing an easy and handsome
fitting Corset, will dnd my make superior and de-
srable giving shape and support 10 the figure with
perfect freedom, void OF compression restraint.
Any article made 10 order guaranteed to ft.
stamping, Pinking, Machine Stitching, &c.
my25d
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The Evansville Journal thus speaks of it,
sclf and others:
The Vincennes Gazette, the New ALBANY
Tribune, the Fort Wayne Times, and the Ey.
ansville journal, oil Fillmore papers in 1856,
have come out heartily for Lincoln and Ham
lin. The Terre Haute Express, which was .
Fillmore paper Tor short time in 1856. ID
now enthusiastically out for tho peoples
ticket. The Greencastle Banner, the Sew
moar Times and the Rising Sun Visitor, all
Fillmore papers in 1856, will advocate Lin.
coin: VIM. II. French, Esq, Publisher Of
tho Jacksonville Republican, is a warm Lin
coin man, and 10 going to make his paper ,
Lincoln and Hamlin paper. SO fur 90 ",
have seen, not one Opposition paper in In
diana has failed to hoist the Chicago ticks
This unanimity IL unparalleled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-01

NOTICE.
HAVING this day sold my entire stock Of goods
4 ! and shop fixtures 10 Mr. w. III. Barrett,
would bespesk for him the continuance of the lib
eral patronage have heretofore received.
Those indebted 70 me will please call and settle
at once, rs am Of for the peak" on the nrst
grass. S.A. DUKE.
Having bought the stock, shop fixtures no., be-
longing TO Mr.. .. A. Duke, shall be happy to se-
cure all bis old patrons and, to this end shall sell
ut Io,Der prices than goods Of the same quality can
be had for elsewhere In the city.
keokuk, March 81, 1860. w. II. BARRETT.
RANk NOIKS-Ncw style, Just received ct
II OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
Janzid No. 81 Main-st.
rINHE LAWYEK'S Common Place BOOK. with m
1 Index alphabetically arranged re the Titlcl
| generally used In the practice and study OF the
/ Law. Fer sale ~
| OGDEN, BROWNELL a CO.'S
1 CrTY Book SroRx,
4 mcbld 67 Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-01

OFFICE hKoKuK Fl. DIS MONIES AND
MIsKEsorA RAILROAD Co.,
KEoguK, May 81, 1860.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERs.-The Annual
IN Election for Directors to this Company will
be held In this Office on Monday the 18th of June
next, Mt 2o'clock p. IN. CT. CONN,
juneldsd Sec'y.
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NOTICE
s hereby given that have this day sold my stock
L OF goods TO j. NJ. Billings, who will continue
the business and solcits tue patronage of nay ems
TONERS. w. II. GERRING.
May 20, 1860 juneld6t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-09

UE~pr. Hos,etter's Li;ters have received the
warmest enconiums from the press and the people
throughout the Union. As valuable tonic forthe
cure Of Dyspepsia. fiatulency, constipation, and
general nervoasdcbility, IL cannot be approached.
Every day new cases Of its great effect enron
icled through public journals. There ID nothing
equal TO the enjoyment which the afflicted expe-
riepce when ny this valuable specific. ts mild
tone, It's aud vigorous action upon dnorderoo
stomach, and the cleaning Of the entire human
body, should recommend 4 to all classes Of our
community. All that will be necessary IL ooHvincs
the skeptieai Of It's healthy effects, Is to try bot
tic Of IL.
For sals by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhers.
Sold by p. G,nsoss, A. J. WILKINSON, BAsrLxrr
KArE 4 Co., and j. BRApgg.
June 1. '6e-dtw
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The regular monthly meeting Of this So
ciety, held on the 9TH instant, was well at
tended. Subjects for discussion, 'sCultiva-
ton of Grapes, Currants, and Flowers"
Se-srai members OF the society exhibited
Ase spee,r--ens Of strawberries, gooseberries
and carrants.
W. C. Stripe, Esq. read an interesting es-
say on the propagation of plants By cutting
for which he received vote OF thanks OF the
society, with request for its publication
IL will appear in the Hamilton Rep' essnto-
tire, . scmi. monthly Hort,oaltaral paper,
published In Hamilton, Ill.
By request Of the society, Mr. NJ. b. Malt
by will prepare an essay on "Horticulture, !"
TO be read At the next meeting.
The Financial Committee will report at the
next meeting day for holding an exhibition
Of Essers.
A highly interesting discussion sprung up
on the proper manner Of preparing cuttings,
and it was resolve that it should be con-
tipued a. the next meeting.
Adjourned to meet Thursday, July 5th, a
q P. Nj. J. R. TEWkSBURY,
Secretary.