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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08
PLANK.wALK NOTICE.

II ~ os~<rs u ssy Of tAs felerss< Dsserissi Lets
AT meeting OF the City Council OF the CITY Of eokuk
held July 18TH 1854. the following resolution wa.
adopted
Resolved That Of lots and II block lss AMI
lots and L. block lss b@ directed TO hare plank wah
wide laid IN front Of t.er respective lots on
18th Also, that the of lots bloc
is7 lie directed have plank walk four feet wide laid
ia froat If their respective lots konean street Said
walks 10 BE- laid within % days from date
BIS. MERRIAM
julyzl-il4f Clerk Of Council Of City Of Keokuk
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SheriHS Sales.
CHERIFF'S SALE.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrArK oF Iowa LEE CoUyrr-ss
By virtue Of general execution directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county favor
OF Chaplin Lee, and against H. Sullivan IEave levied
upon and will sell the highest bidder the front door
Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court County
lows NJ heokrk in said county the 9Th dzv OF An
gust. A. d. 1884. between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock p NJ commencing Mt oclDck r. NJ of said
day. the following property towit Being part Of lots
eleven ~ and twelve 2 in block thirty elk ts the
city of kecsnk Lee county, 1ovs, beginning a, point
sixty tel feet from johnson street Fonrth street
thence along Fourth street towards the alley epts o)
feet thence at right angle xid lots hundred
lU feet Themes right angle towards johnson street
twenty ts feet, thence In straight line hundred
(iUoi feet 10 the place Of beginning
Taken levied upon and to be sold satisfy said writ
Of execution
keoknk, July 20 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 % sheriff Of Lee Co Iowa
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finnllfial quo Commercial.
new YORK Money Merkes.
INV YoaK, Aug 8.

By Telegraph NEW foaK, Aug T.
Money easy att
Sterling Exchange dull and selling II 10 1hr gAld
Cold frmer, opening II 2ek advancing to 16lA, de-
ciinng z9 advancing TO 50, and closing quiet NJ
26s1[
Total exports Of specie to-day el 200
Government Stocks lower
|. g. 81 coupons 1854
$40 Coupons losl< 0lusx
80 Treasury Notes l07.
Stocks-Better!
CkPiloIl; q AC13el1 CARING; MAPDC ~
nj wsb a., p n va C14el< AArH 0&lf C&NW
pfd pox II Scrip l1k YrCert ~. Pc Nail 80
kYC ISL: Erie 1i.lE BA Q 1876 Hudson l3l Har
lem 2sss 1~sdns l5ss y c lse5f Ms SIS Isisdo ia
. = - CRIT 81
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Tn l[ptjsGk Oo1vzs11diE.-16is h
the LIT vesk d tho Mssiesl Oonvsntion
pd bsiss hsid in III oily 1adsr ~ -
pervisioa Of Prof. Palmer. We vent the
fzt svsning II IL Conysatioa and likea
the proceedings - veil that W have con-
tinusd to atsesd svay ess,iag. We id.
miro Prof. Palmsr's musical talents and
his skill ~ an instructor, and albo the
very excellent singing Of his class. II
anybody u in doubt y to whether pr not
our public, masculine and feminine. can
sing, let such On one attend this Coaysn-
ton and his doubts will be carly removed.
With oil due Difference TO the opera,
Newcomb's Minstrels, Madame Bishop.
Sallie Walker and ths Keosauqua Glee
Club, We stake our veracisy on the asser-
ton that our Keokuk public can sing sec
goot as anybody" The sessions Of the
afternoon and evening are largely attend
ed. This is as it should be, but let ths
numbers be increased.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYErl

DATCHEL0RS celebrated HAIR DYE u fks Assf n
~ tAs World TAs only Harniess 1sns ~ Rs1saSfs
F9ye known This spendsd Hair Dye = peEfSct-chanees
Id Rusty, Or Gray Hair Instantly " 0lsdp DisvA -
1sfrat Aresa, uithout hturinx Tia Hair q 6anine the
Skin, leaving the Hair So and beautiful: npArts ssA
vitality, frequently restoring s pristine co$r and reeti
me- the III effects q Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHKLOR; Al othsrs are mere tsalta-
nons and should - avoided Sold BY all RuGgsta, &c
rACTOkf-u Barclay street, New York. BAfcHuon''
NEW TOILET CAHAn for Dressing the Hair. Iiysdkwly
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~ Don't fail to read Dr.. Fer rd'.
special notice On this pags. lin.
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WORMS WORMS
nrHERa SAVE Yuu1 c8Ia.nRRn

IA0uaands Of children de yearly ffu9 vorma whose
liyo nigtt BE- saved M0thers DR.. Chs fch IL =
Worn LO8eBgoS which will surely kill and expel
them from your cIiidren- Children will them q
readily - any candy. For Cor6Hs, Colds, &c, NE
tnlELDs C0APOUND C0uGH LOzEN0Es
FOR sale By Msana yovEIx Co, H. HnsE1, and al
druggsts. je1l-dly
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OUR osLr AUTHORIZED ADVERTISING AGENTS

NEW YoRK-S. NJ Pettengill Co, 81 Park Row.
BosroN-S. NJ. Pettengill Co., State street.
CzucAso--c. H. SERVER IS Dearborn street.
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4 m0st 8xeuislte, Deaienee and Fragrant PeFfbme,
Dissille1 fFeD the RaFe Anl Deaatifal RleWeP ffoI
nss1fSsssFs1 ssiy y PnALoN &ses, NJ.
- BEWARE or COUHTERFEITs "a
AK FOR PHALors - TAKE NO OTHER
june9od3m.
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PERsosAL.-C Col. Glasgow, of the esd
Infantry, was stopping in our place yes
terday. He is from Corydon, in Wayne
county, and entered the service as Major
Of the esd This regiment is one Of the
best that ever went from the State, aud
at Bridge Water and Milliken's Bend
and upon other had fought fields 1t has
added additional lustre to the proud and
well-earned reputation for bravery Of the
Iowa soldiers.
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TO Clea1 the House OF Flies,
USE BUTCHERS cELEBgArED
LIGHTNING FLY KILLER.
neat cheap article easy TO use. Every sheet vii,
kill quart ~ SOLD EVERYWHERE
ye1pdkwhi.
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EOKUK
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The Library 10 opon from 10 p. n.
Mendays, Wednesdays ana Saturdays,
AndT to 10 evenings Of the same days.
SfooK-$10 90 per share, and s. 90 Annual dues,
SuBscHIBKss-$3 90 per Annum, or 81 90 per Quarter
Rssm svsr Yosxksr Brs q Store Msissf bstr 81 Al
OTTO LYMAN Librarian.
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~ A correspondent relates the fol
lowing in reference 70 Gen. Sherman: +

Il Is said that Con. Sherman's sissss
came 70 Nashville 70 visit her siHk has
bean, sAsn vith 6Assnan, and tsleerapf !
ed him for perminion, and be iefaS9d 6ek.
An officer informed me that Be knew this
70 b true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-08

C0LGATEs HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet Ssap, in such universal
demand. IL made from the choicest materiala h
mild and enosIent In its nature. -ragransly
scented. and sxtrenely bsn eGiciAl in ito action
upon the skin. Rcr saie by al Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealess. jan2o1ydAv.
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DLACKsMITH's NOTICE.
NOTICE.


r. IL sSasvs u ~ II ~ Jsscias dsseriSsd L~s:
At meeting Of the City Council Of city Of Keokuk
held August 4 1874 the following er was nAde;
Resolved that the owners Of lots and T. block 20
lots and IA block 80 be directed to have the side
walk In mont Of their respective lots on Fourth street
graded nd paved sx feet wide also that the owners q
lots md u block g. lots and Il block 81 lots and
H. block a md los and r. block 81, be directed e
have the Sidewalk in out Of their respective lots on eh
owners lots and IL block ~ lots and II block IL
and lots ana IA block - Be directed 70 lay plank
~ sour fet vide II font Of tsir respective lots
rrtN ssreef Also that the owners Of lets AID H.
bock ri and lots nd block So also lots ana II II
bDek a. - oriersd TO lay plank walk feet u3de In
.t " their rsepecsive lots Fffth street. AO thai
~ ovnsr q lot IL block s. be directed tovea ya1k-
rIk nm feet Wide laid n front Of his lUt - eth
kreet Aso that the ~ lots II and r. block Is
ts16fsessd % havs the sidewalk graded ard paved in
ffont ofszd IqSa % k8ehange street. sid sidewalks
~ efAdsd aAA yaSsa Or tho plMn Nalk lei4 Whhm -
daro from date. - B. j. .MM8n1AMs C3a4h.
4 smeAA21oa5SR 4gas q,
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PORT OF KEOKUK,
soa1s HAVING fo.DAT.

Lucy Bertram, BrolAskf. Il. Louis.
eackax 6tsts, Height, H. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Wassas.
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
Lucy Bertram, Broiaski, st. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, Waxav.
DEPARTURE SATURDAY. 49,
= Jeannie Deans, Matson, Sc. Louis.
Hawkeye State, Macon, st. Louis.
Eagle, Bishop, warsav.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Harry johnson, Lee, 81. Louis.
Sucker State, Height, St. Louis.
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IEAENT--5O Bbb. for sale By
~ iulyl3A xE10oa tna1
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KEoKUK MARKETS.
GROCERIES.

DartY earn Cr1r Ovysca. !
kEoEuK, Aug. ., 1854.
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Harry johnson, Lee, 81. Louis
Sucker State, Height, St Louis.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-28
NAn work furnished promptly BY the time prom.
ised
Orders are respectfully solicited. Address
LEWIS BAKER CO.
Wheeling West We.
Public Sale.

T WILL offer for sale on Tuesday, November
i LIST. at my residence in 0his county. miles
east Of Vince inG, on the National road, ALL MY
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, consist
ing Of farming stsnsiis, ploushs, harows horses,
Wagons, bugglss, harness, 3D.; also, ono spring
market wagon, carts and harness. one hay rake
one Wood moving machine, IL head Of horses
and oolts head Of mich cows, lot Of hogs, eor
10 stands Of bees lot Of Of In the ear large
lot Of GOOD POTATOES, about Is acres of pas.
ture and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
will divide my real estate to suit purchasers
There Is small VINEYARD Of about IL acres, the
vines Of which are about five years old, having Q
good crop Of grapes at this time; and my residence
Is near the National Road and close TO Big Wheel
In Creek, and within L Of mile Of one Of the
largest institutions of learning now being built In
the west, which will afford n excellent opportu-
nifty for any one having q family of sons and
daughters to educate. There is q lar 20 grist mill
near the premises. Terms for the real estate ono
third cash the balance one, two, three, four, and
Eve equal installments. with interest from the day
Of sale. For the personal property, terms made
known on the day of sale. There are many erti-
~. ios ssio which are not mentioned here If not
all sold on arsy day, tho sale will DO continued
from day to day until ell are sold.
oct7. davis. A. BED1LI0N
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lot9se q sap gGile est llieqaa han aqisei)
/ ylJJr9 lisJ ~ 80 sllsi IS sGi sssidw ri KS
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In Chancery.

IN OnE11C9Tye
WEST vIRaINlk-At rules held In the Clerk
w once Of thu Circuit Court Of Marshall county
or the month Of August. 1854;
Daniel Mccoy,
Va. In 0hancsry,
Ruth Ann Mccoy md others, rs
The object Of this nt is to sell &s acres Of land on
Wheeling creek 10 std county, belonging 70 the de-
feniants infant heis Of Mary Jane Mccoy, deceased
Audit appearing by aldsvit fled that Ruth Ann No.
Coy, Samantha ncoef, James P. Mccoy, Marsaretts
Mccoy and Joseph Mccoy, not residents Of THU
month after due publication Of this order spd do
what necessary to protect their interests In this suit
Acopy-Tests.
HoUsAN RIGGS. Clerk.
W. H. OLDHAM, for complainant.
ocf2 .d3Gvak
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ECLECTIC.

DR. R. H LEE, Eclectic Physician, SURGEON And
Acooucber, tenders his professional ssryices 10 the
etiy M Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. L. Rrsdu-
the Eclectic and Medical Institute Of Cincdnna-
n, dhas had many years experience in the practice
Ct n profession, and he hopes by close attention to
ousuess 70 merit share ofthe public patronage Dr.
Lee has given especial attention to, and has been sm
nenty successful in the treatment Of chronic dssa ses
ofevery variety, and especially Of such a. Rhsuma.
and diseases OF the Eye and Ear, Liver Complaint
Nervous Debility, Cauoer and Ulcers, Cons pation
Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, 60 All
osewho have been unsuccefully treated for any Of
teve dissasss would find it to their iutsrest to
,onsu DIR. Lee without delay. Our practice 10 safe
ctrtin and prompt leaving no msrourial faint IN the
system, but cleansng, renovating and strengthsnin
re general system, acting In unison with Nature
herring laws.
WHEELING, WEE Va, Dec. l. 1864.
TO all whom IL may concern: We, the undsrdensd,
members Of the West Virginia Leeiaature, take plea
urs in saying that We haze known Dr.. Richard II.
ee many years previous to the breaking ont Of the re-
eliop ss successful and ensrretic pEactitonW Of
edicns (of the Eclectic SGhool,) both in xa1awha
county, Virginia and in Gallis county, Ohio.
@. SLACK, Souator It'll Dit.
W. 8. DUNBAR, II. H. D..
JN0. Y. PHELPS, Pres. senate.
Once one door south Of Kramer's Hotel, Main o.
sep20 :
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FROM all portions of the Wes- North
i West and South West this line and its connections
form either the shortest the best routet hadel-
uhia New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington.
fhe traveller may with confidence rely upon sure con-
nsoons high speed with perfect safety, and every APP
ptiance for comfort that can be procured. New and
elegant passenger cara for day and night service, have
recently BEEN added 10 tho equipment Of the Pennsyl-
ysnia Central Rail Road.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most ADJ.
tageous route for Live Stock. Oapaoious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention u paid to their wants. From Harrisburg
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also Be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN3CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa. 80 'lI -'I
I. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
H. Il. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phils.
dslphis' janil-my24
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII sell at public auction on Friday, Octobe,
2lst, on Robert MarshalPs farm. Sx miles ear a,
Wheeling, horses, mule. beef cattle, hoes, loi
Of straw, stack Of hay, sets of wagon harness new
rtns' tVo morse wagon, and other articles.
octlI s. CLATTERBUCK.
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treat Excitement at 18s Main street

,freet Excitement at 1853 Main Street
az now opening full and we'll selected stock Of
: faiiand Winter Dry Goods, embracing all kinds
"iforesn ana Domestic goods, which, being purchas
Ell during the panic offer for sale ut lower cash prices
IN N any other house In the city Ny stock Of French
erinos PoPllns, Alpaceas, Piaids, belaines Bslmo-
s, Dep sknts white Goods Hosiery, Wool n oods
s"a~ etc, etc, (" tull and complete. have Also
v II Is orted colors Of Carpet Chain.
Gail early and examine the goods, before purcha sine
81 swherc. (octl-lm) p. KENNEDY
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Dyspepsia Cured.

"ISHART 3 Dyspepsia Pills are warranted to cur,
w the worst case. They have been used extensive
dress on recept Of 81 and two postage stamps.
Ssld Wholesale and retail by
T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
oet2O and LOGAN, LIST CO.
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PUBLIC SALE
ri% t4 OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN THE CoIJNTy OF MARION

IN THE COUNTY OF MARION.
Pursuant to the provisions of . decree of The
Circuit Court of Marion County, pronounced in
the cause Of Garsh q Galloway, complainants.
against Creed Raymond and others, defendants,
and other causes heard Herewith, on the 18th
dayof November, 1860, the undersigned commits
sionsr, appointed for that purpose by an order
OF said Court made on the second day of October
1874, 10 said cause, win proceed, in front of the
20 irt House Of Marion County, on the second Mon
Gay In November, 1854, to sell, at public auction
!ee TWO parcels Of land allotted to the said Creed
raymond BY the decree aforesaid, to wit A par
COL containing one hundred and twenty Il 2O) acres
situate on the waters Of tho west fork of tho Mo-
nongshela river, adjoining land owned by Jacob
Long, Wiilem 5. Sandy and others, being a nor
tion OF the land conveyed by George Halter and
wife TO Williata c. Raymond. deceased. and a
parcel containing three and ons.third "a l.2
acres, situate near the town of Fairmont 81
joining lands Of Alfred Fleming and other ha;n,
. portion Of parcel Of ten scrs convened b1
Alfred Fleming and wife to said William G Ha1.
mond's heirs; both of said parcels are hovsvs,
subject to the dover Of the widow of said WilIam q
deceased, as far as the same !. js;d
down thereon, and will be sold subject thereto. J
TERMS.-A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months will be given the purchasers, execut;ne
oor d. with approved security, bearing intaresf
70 the day of sale. for the purchase monev.
ZEBUL0N MUSGRAVE.
Commissioner;
October Z. 1854. nay,s, goetl0-4t,la
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ss9.346 8

We have EXAMINED the books OF the various
county officers, and found them correct
We have added 10 our annual report nun state
uerk OF the receipts and expenditures Of the county
from July l. lso2, TO July /, iSo; owing % the ae
srItce OF one OF the Commissioners and Illness 0f
another. no report was ie out a. me July session
Of 1853 the other Commissioned, together with the
County Clerk examined the books Of the different
county ofeers az that time, and found them all cor
rect.
When majority OF the present Board Of Conalnis-
sioaers came into once. In September, 1862, they
found one OF the present hospital buildings In pro-
cess oferectiol and were obliged 70 nnish and fur
rish the building speedily possible, for the APP
ul,casions for admission lnauy. and private &C
and purchase many other Necessary aTticles tor the
use 5f the county was the question. We could not
purchase lumber. Line, furniture, provisions, medi-
cir,es helD or assistants. etc.. with scrip without
Oayirg enormous prices Tor them. Inc fogaer Board
ii fCoraHilssioneTs hhotai under the same disad-
vantagcs In lesser degree, for the expense mp to
that tiine were comparatively light, but they found
slss money and Shey Seleefed the plar oF creating
contingent fllnd and setting sport orEthird 0f he
revenues OF sae county FOR the p4ymena o. warranfs
,Irapfn ppon that fund.-. The amount 50 drawn By
lie former Board OF Commissioners 0n this corti-
gent f1Dd mp 10 the time the present Board came
<l.ll4 ~ and the present hoard continued to draw
Or me same fiHnd up 10 November 1852, 70 pay
pressing bills, which were coming m xdry Ast ~
that time as the hospital building Was about conn
DIetesi We had 70 plaster tle Hl1e b1ildin9. paiHs
srs ash the same pay the TnKious ollls eontraeted
for lumber ahor mdferiaBs &C. besides nifnisnine
Il. which Rxs of itseif alone.a Netfy ltellss
AZ that time there were Nleff9ntB itsoee % ne
vas drawing fse per cent Pr month ihtefess
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PEOPLES
NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

A MEETING OF THE PEOPLES NOMl-
"A mating Committee, held August 18TH, 1854, the
following resolutions were reported and adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the Peoples Nominating Commit
tee. in common with our fellow citizens, feeling the
Importance OF attention to our political matters,
seeing the evil now upon Us Of debt-of Onerous and
unjust tavaton In the past and, without attention,
Of ruin In the future, and
lies In the assumption OF their rights by the people
themselves. in nominating loyal honest and eana-
BILE men TO I'LL our public offices. and l-5sl
Committee for that purpose, and desiring TO faith
fully discharge the important duties confded,
Therefore, Be 1t by the Peoples Nominating Com
Rssolsea, That no candidate for ONCE shah partic-
ipate In the action OF this Convention
ReSored, That all candidates before this Converl-
ton repuri to pledge themselves, in writing, to
support Its nominees.
Resolred. That all candidates for ofce before this
Convention pledge themselves in writing TO oppose
no obstacles 10 any action the legislature may take
In reducing their perquisttes or making their offices
Rssslred, That all citizens be requested TO hand
In the Secretary previous to the 18th, the names
OF citizens whom they deem worthy OF the various
positions 70 be hlled. sA z E-l
Rssoiped, That all candidates for positions be re-
quested to send In their names, and positions to
which they aspire, in writing and sealed, and In the
10 the Peoples Nominating Committee: hereby
present my name as candidate for the position of
-----; and hereby pledge myself TO abide the
nominate. further agree 70 use no measure 10 de-
feat any action the Legislature may take respecting
fees ETC.. relating % my oce, II elected. indoTse
your Union resolutions.
Signed,
Resoissd, That we unequivocaIly Indorse this ad-
minlsratlon In all its acts for the suppression OF this
unholy rebellion, and shall use every means In our
power to aid the Government In so doing.
Resolred, That these resolutions be published In
the various papers Of the county from this date
I'll the 18th. E
Substitutes were also elected to ill the vacancies
occasioned by designations. absentees and other
causes as In the following corrected LIST:
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W. ii. BLAUVELT, temporass'
GEo. Il. DANA, Secretary. - 9
ProcIamation

! = - B..
HrHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the Congress OF the United States, approved
March 2lst A.D 1854, the people OF the Territory Of
Nevada were authorized to form for themselves q
State Government" and
WHEREAS, In obedience to said Act, the people Of
the Territory Of Nevada, through their delegates In
Convention assembled. have ordained and establish
ed Constitution; and
WHEREAS. In the Ordinance Of the Constitution SO
ordained and established, It Is provided that, the
fGDvernorof the Territory Of Nevada shall issue hH
proclamation for the submission Of said Constitution
10 the people Of said Territory for their approval
rejection on the day provided for such submission
by Act of Congress- and
1IWHEREAs, It is provided by Act of Congress, ap-
proved May 2lst, AID 1854, that said Constitution
shall be submitted 10 the qualified electors Of the
Territory of Nevada for their approval or rejection
on the first (lst) Wednesday Of September, A. D.
1854.
Now, THEREToRE, I, JAMES W. NYE, Governor
OF the Territory OF Nevada by virtue of the powers
In me vested, do proclaim an declare that the Con-
stituton of the State OF Nevada shall be submitted
70 the quahed electors OF said Territory for their
SEVENTH l7th) DAY OF SaRTE dBE =, AID. 1854.
f~S>>l In testimony whereof. / have hereunto set
LIS. my hand, and CAUSED to be affixed the Seal
49, Of the Territory Of Nevada. this 10th day Of
August, AID. 1864. JAMES W fNYE,
Governor Of the Territory OF Nevada.
Attest ORION CLEMENs, Secretrry OF the Territory.
The NEWS makes no charge for the publication OF
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