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Butte record., 1855-09-22
The Contested Election.

sole Daniel Tucker come to town,
He swallow'd barrel of m'lasses down;
The hoops few off and the barrel bust
And Tucker went up in thunder gust"
He rode his Kye- BYE Ram to the top O. the hill,
If he hadn't ridden down he'd been there still.
Old Song.
In accordance with the notice contain
ed in the Marysvile Herald short time
since, that the election of the Demo-
cratic Sheriff in this county was to be
contested, the Kye-Eyes assembled their
forces at Bidwell, when the board of
County Canvassers convened. The first
step of their Sir Oracle, was to inform
the County Clerk, that the returns re-
ceived by him were incorrect, and that
he, (Sir Oraclr, had the correct returns
which would ch nge the result This
announcement created some surprise,
and many began to think that the Cay
ote party were still exercising the right
of suffrage according to the dictates of
their masters, and in accordance with
their obligations. But the summing up
proceeded, and the official result declares
Freer elected by 66 majority. Finding
that the f gnres could not be tortured, in
any manner, so as to secure The election
of the Cayote candidate, their forces
naulcd off, and after long and whisper
ed consultion, concluded to abandon the
contest. We understand that the De,
mocracy have appointed committee
to present the leaders of this Cayote
movement, with appropriate leathern
medals.
The Herald will please take notice of
the official result, and when informed
differently, attach all due importance to
such information. The following are
the democratic majorities in Butte Co:
Butte record., 1855-09-22

THE LIQUOR LAWN New York
and Massachusetts the far famed Liquor
Law has become almost dead letter, in
of the numerous and able
decicIons against its consiitutionality
Butte record., 1855-09-22
Justices Of the Peace and Constables Elce.
ted for Butte County.

Bid,oeH Township. Justces-W. S. SAT-
ford and D. Whipple.
Constables-O o. Goodrich and A. S. Will
hanson.
Ophir Township. Justices-John Jones,
and H. B. Shepperd.
Constabes-G. G. Marquis and r F. Foot
Mountain Spring Torcnship Justices
A Edwards and NJ H Hoagland
Consta ables-Davd Martin, w C. Eldridge
Orc Township. Justices-J DEUEL. and
E. Brown.
Constables-H Stafford and T. Washington.
Hamilton Township. Justices-L P Thar.
sher and Jas Wilkinson
Constabes-J W Wallace and Weaver.
Chico Township. Justices-T. S. Wright
and A Lull.
Consta bles-P Witt.
Benton Township. Justices-W. v. May
hew and John latham
Consta bles-C E Fisher and D Sill
Kimsha,o 7o,cnship. Justices-E Kin
son and Hallette.
Onstables-John Mccormick, Mecklin
Eureka Totonship. Justices-J ] G Ball
and H Cooper.
Constables-L P Howard and Jacob Smith.
Oregon Township. G. B. Morrison and
Samuel Glass.
Constables-A G Euders and E W Morrison
Butte record., 1855-09-22

VOTE FOR DosH.-We copy the fol-
low my figures from the Shasta Courier ::
Butte record., 1855-09-22

SENAToRIAL---BUTrE AND PLUMAs.
The following is the vote in this Sena-
torial district:
Butte record., 1855-09-22

Majority for Kye Eye candidate, 1877.
Butte record., 1855-09-22

:. b MACY, c. l.. Low,
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VIRGINIA.


Nh" STATE TicKEr.-The Frederieksburg Re.
coroer' BY request publishes the following State
Temperance Ticket: For Governor-I.ucisn MI.
nor oi Louisa; Tor 1t. Governor-wm. T. Wiley
o. Morsantowni for Attorney General-Thomas J.
Evans of Richmond.
eoSsaEssIoNAL NOMINATION. David Funsten
mas been nominated by the Democrats Of Gaines.
.h'e, Prince William, for member Of Congress from
the 7th district.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS. - The receipts OF the Roa-
noke Valley Railroad for the month of April
amounted to s3.s4l o.
NEW TowN-A gentleman has purchased tract
o' ano OF twenty-five acres, iu Norfolk county. in.
tending to build town there
POLITICAL Saturday last, Mr.. A. ]. Crane.
nnow Nothing Of Richmond, spoke at Farmyille.
anu On Monday next, Chas Irving, dem.. speaks
a. Buckingham c. H.
OLD LADY DEAp-Mrs. Rheda scruse,. o.
Lynchourg, died there on the 14h inst In the 57,h
year of her age @
DENIES Ir.-Mr. John T. Francis, clerk of the
United States District Court In Norfolk, has pub
'isned card denying that he had anything to do
with wriitng the book of Miss Josephine Bunkley.
POWDER ExpLosIoN.-A lad named Bard, was
oafiy burnt 10 Petersburg, Wednesday evening by
the explosion of some powder, with which he was
experimenting.
CnIMINAL.-The grand jury of Wheeling, on
Tuesday, found six indictments for felony. James
Dale and Frank Anderson were sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year and six months and five
years each --~
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correspondence Of the Dispatch. as 81
Baker- Barnam - Crisea Var Dt.rr;..d e..
eide Depositors at the Assay oaics. &c.

Dl eenee OF tne Dispateh $50
oaAe' barnam = Crimea Har -Detvmined Sui
-DepositOrs at the Assay o6ce, &c.
=. NEw foaK, May lG.
ms excitement about Louis Baker absorb. evs.
rylning else just about this time Hundreds sre
sspPyan9s a. the Toubs daily to get glimpse Of
conviction r = - ~ - ~ IN
r I. Barnum was yesterday arrested before lu,,
tice Oshorne, charged with violating the ueyson of
Ann Hossing. wife of one OF his bin distributors
Sne aeys ne went 10 her house to see her husband,
er evidence showed lhat the matter vss yo,fen IN
70 20 ex,ort money from Barnum, and the case vas
Dismissed. The behavior OF Barnum in the cese
picinn. '-'-' .Do'e s''A su'
liberty pole was raised In Hob.ken yesterday.
An Old woman named London, in Brookiyu YES /.
tsrdsy cut her throat and leaped into cistern 10
drown herself. She was insane
Afotting match for 90 000 one mile and re
psai, came OF yesterday over Union Course. W
w eeis1 named m. Soutag Fl. Woodruff named
n: e.. sCen.reviie wagon and driver to weigh 800
$50 30, E2 secord heat 237 1.2
ane aisloricai Society. the Society of The Gin.
elnnau, ana sundry other associations, have held
msegs 10 pay the last sad tribute of respect TO the
memory OF the late Gen. Lamb. :
Sailors are enlissing very fast at the prool,.,
navy Yard, and there are now about four hundred
Carolina i1s sup Asoi'H
mi, The deposits at the Assay Office of gold by the
Illinois reach $3.50. 600 Among the deposita i
most beautiful specimen of bright yellow onsrt,
tou rom australia, and another from California
1sery S5Hous deposit was made no of some hun
ca a sola rings, such a. are worn in the nose and
1sina ss y the negroes upon the African coast The
Y, sni; oeposit was about 400. They were,
s e oeasve. imported into some Eastern port fra.
ding with Africa. fo'''' ~. = :
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION This BODY
We learn from the True Union, met 10 the Firs,
Baptist Church, Montgomery, Ala, on Friday, 1lth
Inst, at 10 O'Clock.
The conven' ion was called to order by the Rev
r. b G Howell the President at the previous ses
sion. The election of officers was proceeded with
and while the eilers were engaged in counting the
ballots, the time thus spent was occupied with de-
votional exercises Of highly interesting charac-
ter; there was much deep feeling exhibited and
the members were weeping all over the house,
which can scarcely fail to make its mark on the
convention The tellers reported the election OF
the following officers: President, Rev. R. B. c..
Howell; Vice Presidents, Judge T. Stocks of Ga ;
Rev. w c. Back of Miss; Rev. J. B Jeter of Va; ;
and Rev. Mr.. Chiffon of Ala, DIR. Howell, on ta-
king the chair, addressed the convention In a few
we'll timed and appropriate remarks. The usual
committees were appointed preparatory to entering
fully into the business OF the body.
The Treasurer's report showed the amount of re-.
ceipts to have been some $50 000 and disburse-
ment about $8, 600. OF this much the heayiest con
tribution was from South Carolina.
In the home missionary reports, the receipt on
tie year was shown 20 be $1l 600 a greater amount
than was ever conti ibuted to this object before
OF this Georgia. contributed the largest share Ala
bama and Virginia the next. Nine seents have
been appointed and ninety-nine missionaries, and
seventy five of them have reported to the Board
The number of churches under charge of the
Board is $50. The number of sermons preached
Ia them over 1900. The number of Sunday
Schools 100; pupils 400. &
There quite large number of ministerial
and lay delegates In attendance, and the indica-
tions are that the present session will be one of
unusual interest to the denomination -- +,
Rev.J L. Burrows, and Rev. R B. C. Howell,
of Richmond, were among those appointed to preach
in the churches Sunday. sl- -.5f
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= DRowsED--Mr. J. D. Read, son of R. Read.
Esq, Preadent of the Farmars' g. Mechanicsi
Bank, in Georgetown. D. C, was drowned We'd
neadsy night 10 the Potomsc, by falling of the
steamer Salem. while on a pleasure exclusion
He was -four shipper In Georgetown.
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MARROW ESCAPE Last week, DR.. d. s. Beloate
of Florence, Alabama, shot at through his
window by an assassin, and the pipe stem through
which he was smoking, was cut OF thres inches
from his n.outh.
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(Coirespondencs of the Dispatch.)
Steamer Sunk -HorticultaraI-In Launch = po;nt;, }.
-Marriase, &c. q

-Marriase, &c. q
1, BALTIMORE. May II.
This morning about 3 o'clock, the steamer Plan.
ter, Captain Weems, when coming up the river,
ran against Fort Carroll, and sunk in short time
There were eighteen passengers on board, all OF
whom escaped in safety
The May Exhibition of the Horticultural Society
was held to-day. There were few visitors and
sllli fewer contributors
The sale OF Mr.. Oldfeds Paintiogs was conti-
nued % day. Mr.. Haxall, of Richmond, has been
ore OF the most extensive purchasers, and has se-
cured some very valuable paintings Sazl
The brig William Wilson. 100 feet Ioro FIR
Weisford q Wilson, of Philadelphia, was launch
ed to day. -
Captain Jf Palmer, of the United States
Army, was married In Grace Church this afternoon
to Miss K Jones' who, in the absence of her father
was given away BY Secretary Marcy The nurne-
rons military uniforms and the spotless dresses of
the ladies formed abeautitul sight
Inc City Guard intend visiting York, Pa, on the
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Correspondence of the Di,n,tcb.

DrougAt-Peas-4rr Politics, &c.
ALEXANDRIA, May IT,
The drought around here is almost unexampled
The water in the Potomac is brackish very far up
the river, and crabs caught as high up as Fort
Washington. -
Green peas are selling here at seventy. FIVE cents
per peck 20 p ...5.s.sae' q = - Z
negro woman, named Bradshaw, has been ar
rested for participation In the case which caused
Susan Tataspaugh to lose herllife -5a
B. Il Berry addressed the Democrats here Wed
nesdsy night
TheHydrauIion Fire Company had an excursion
10 the White House yesterday 81 ~,
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STEAMER BuRNT.-The steamer Helen, with 1903
bales of cotton was destroyed by fire Saturday
morning last, in the bay near Mobile About "a
bales of cotton were thrown overheard, and the
passengers saved themselves by clinging to them.
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SOUTH CAROLINA BANKS The monthly state
ment of the South Carolina banks, fsot as follows
Bills in circulation s689l, 600; profits on hand,
600; balance due to banks in other States,
81, ,l95, GOO; cash deposited and all other moneys
exclusive of those more specially mentioned, SO =
$50 0O0 On the other side of the account there is
specie to the extent of 81 382 600; and other re-
sources making total of S32 81. 900 = -
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COULDN'T STAND IT.-A young man named Top
well, hung bimsslf in Aatanga county, AlaLana, be
cause young lady treated him coolly.
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49,
School Visitation = Historical Soeisty-st To.;s
Fatal Accideat- Health Regulations W1sat, &c
FHtLADELPHIA, May II.
Governor Pollock spent the day, yes, arday, in
visiting the public schools. and the ceremonies At
many of them were most interesting. AZ the Can.
lilo of drawings. ~
The Historical Society Of the State, mst Mordsy
night; Mrs Elizabeth Montgomery, ot Wilmine-
ton, Delaware, an authoress was admitted meme
ber. ~, - .
The crew Of the st. Louis were discharged, and
paid of to-day.
Tonpkns' restaurant was entered and robbed
Tuesday sh';
9 James West, a lad, while, plsying with bon
nie, was burned TO death, Tuesday evening
Prosecutions are to be begun against several YES.
sells for touching the wharf before receiving the
port physician.
Thomas Sparks, for many years President of the
southwark Bank, and a merchant here for 50 years,
died yesterday :
Virginia white wheat, S2.63 per bushel
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GIvE THEN TRIAL.-Mercenary per


IHE LIVER PILLL.-The Liver P;lls of
VI Lane we're arst used By him exclusively in his
Of Liver complaint, that they became fsmous snd
sracne the astention Of the medical fss1lss pess.
ca into genera use. They oct With great esstsiaty
sne d,pefsHr Of hs dssese. end 4 eEs61aiy
% nseitn. WITH aome the effect g slmost miracu.
having fer months rssortsd 70 drsss ani ms.ilsisss
o. AnolhsS in vain Diseases ofthe ver
srs very common In THE country, anA sfel oissn
of the premonitory symptoms Of ehis danesroas ma
compiicatsd disease shonld - onee prunure Sox
". = Lsne's Pills. and perhapa thereby bs Nvs
SI-Ihe shove valuable remedy, as<o daAc.
Ian e's LIVER Pttist can now be hadsst rv.osets.
Bile Drug Stores In this city. - ls.sl,-s' 5.
g - Purchasers win please be careful 10 s. for
and take none but Df. M'LANEpS sVERMfYU6E.
Al othsr1 n eomJarison. are westhlsas I.l
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OUTRAeR.-The corner stone OF the Church Of
the Nativity, In Unonsv lille South Carolina, was ta-
ken off on the 7th and robbed
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V1RGINIAN DEAD Mr.. VIM Bell, auAtise o
Virginia, but for 10 years past resident oi Mobile
died there Sunday, at the age of SO years.
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UNFORTUNATE lAccIDElfs-The Savannah Geor-
siaza, learns from passenger by the Central Road
a lew evenings since, that man by the name Of
from Macon the morning before. 1t appears thst
the two were out turkey hunting together, 10
which they made use OF the deceit of knocking"
One attracted BY the mocking of the other, and be-
lievIng It to proceed from the game of which he
the spot. Further particulars we could not ascer.
tain. $40 - - 5zs5szs "a sssfE
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iMMronArIoS.-D During the month Of April, 9 .27I
passengers reached Nsw York, and there were but
deaths on board out of the whole number.
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BULLET IN HIs BRAIN.-Mr. Ceuter, who was
shot al Ocala, Florida, on the 25.h ult has never
lost his reason and is now rapidly recovering with
bullet lodged In his brain.
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FUNDS BAIsRD.-Mr. N. l.. Wilson on visit to
Europe, has raised with the exception of $500 600
sufficient money to build the Marietta and Cinen-
natl Railroad
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SEVERE CRITIC Rev. E H. Chaplin, has Just
publihed work called Humanity in the City.n
A New York Critic speaking of the author seys:
"We know Of IA wherein he refused meal
to a starving man who called upon him at his lux
urious residence up town cold winters day.
We are prepared to make oath of this fact I"
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q SELLING OFF.-30 ,0G0 dollars
"a worth of Gold and Silver Watches Jewel.
A.AAs ~ and Fancy Goods are now offered at
&k&ads greatly, reduced rates.
With view ef making change In our business
we offer from this day our large stock of Gold AID
Silver Watches. Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Brace.
lets, Ear Drops, BreAstpins. Gold Thimblas Gold
spectseles. and Jswelry and Fancy Goods of evsry
kind at greatly reduced pricesmany articles at and
bsiow cost. Ali in want of bargains will please call
at GENNET & JAMES
MY l0 Eagle Enuare
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A. <GoBLK MAs.--In indianapolis the liquor sel-
ed 10 defesding themseises against sny prosscuion
tsr the violation OF tha Prohibitory Liquor Law
One OF the most euinapI Issyers was offered
Vi 600 % retainer 10 cass Of prosecution. but he
rsiussd me ohsr, prstsrrisg rashes 10 aid In the
prosecution without tee. 49,
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. LEcTURE.-Bill are circulated In Derry, N H.
announcing lecture from Joseph Hiss, Esq. Mr.
Hiss lectured at Derry, once prior to his fall.
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CLARK MILLS has taken out patent for his moda
of manufacturing equestrian statues
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MILE BuRNr,-The saw and grist mills of Sam
uel Hewier, Sumpter county, Ala, was destroyed
by ire on the I'd inst
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81 TRAvxLLISG.-Rev Theodore Clspp, of New
Orleans, has gone to Havana for his health.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS By THE NORTHERN LIGHT
The question of dividing the State of California
has been discussed In the Assembly of that State,
and act introduced dividing 1t Into three States
California, Colorado and Shasta. a eal asa
The U. s. sioop of war st. Mary's, Captain Bal
ley, sailed from San Francisco on the l7th Of
April for San Juan del Sud- SIS s 5asa ssI
Thomas Bahnsen, OF the firm of Correa and
Bahnsep, committed suicide in the Yerba Buena
cemetery San Francisco, on the 23d of April "a
J. A Phillips stabbed Robert Mechanics Ia the alb.
domen with q butcher knife, whereby fne wounded
man died in half an hour. The miners Immediately
organizedH "court.' tried the prisoner, found him
guilty, and hung him on the spot l s sF =
billto exempt Meiggs from prosecution, If he
should return and tell on his accomplices has been
passed by the Senate of California. ss
n The heavy falls of rain, of which we have had
notice by the previous steamers, still continued,
were rather higher than was consistent with con-
veoience of travelling. sT5s se,F f
The house of Beck d. Elam, of San Francisco
which had previously suspended payment, resumed
business again on the 22d of April.
Richard P. Hammond, who was one of the can.
didates for United States Senator, had written a,
letter, in which he acknowledged his willingness
TO withdraw his name il the democratic members
could agree upon any other man. =
Mr.. Jos c. Duncan, on the Ath April filed pei
tion In the Fourth District Court at San Francisco.
to be discharged from his debt,,s and to have the
beneft OF the insovent laws. sHs says he met with
eco g Lee iiss slsaf Has Assssa9ss. 81 "a.
Mr.. VIM. H. Aspinwslt before leaving San Fran
cisco made donation of $500 to the Mercantile
Library of that city, bad ,pst@ aaj h 81 q .r,s..f
Capt. A Kiddeli, sx-Mayor of Benicia, died ON
the 23d uitimo. aSf3fs
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Abraham Neumack, has been fined $1O0 In st
Louis, for playing billiards on Sunday.
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CHOLERA ON THE MIssouRI-A friend writing
to the ST. Louis Mirror from Independence under
dase OF the 5th of Msy, ssys There 10 cholera In
abundance in this region, principally on the river
10 the little town of Westpoft, twelve miles from
this place. there have been twenty deaths in two or
three days. 1t is now disappearing. but while it
lasted was of the most malignant character peesi.
bln a-...s.. 7-@N a.rs Z
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Hon Fl. A. WISE 10 still 10 Washington, having
been disappointed In going to Accomac, by the
burning oi bridge on the Baltimore and WASH
ington Railroad.
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ApPLicAr1ons ron BOUNTY LAsDs-Up 10 We'd
nAsdsy evening, the total nun,her OF application
for land under the bounty land law Of the last ses
sion, was l37 200 = sst#asA@ -
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SuppEN DRArH.-Micheal Goodenow. harness
maker, was found dead 10 his shop In East Cams
bridge, Msss.. sitng bis bench. with his awl in
one hand and thread In the ether, leaning back.
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z SIGN OF THE BEE HIVE

SlGN CE IHE BEE HIVE
~ w. J; BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
ExAxs JeWeiler, C., Governor sireet, returns his
s<SS thanks 10 his numerous patrons for the ibs.
ial patronage that bss been extended to him since he
menead business Gnd them that no effort
on his part shall be wanting to merit Continuance
OF their favors He h@s been engaged il the busi.
ness CT Watch and CiccE Repairing 1or more than
twenty ysaFs and flattsfs himself thLt he ean give
satisfsction to his patrons.
w j. baRTHOLU LEW
nih y Governor 81 sign of tina Aee hics
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DEAp-One of the oldest merchants OF Ports
mouth. N. H., Mr.. William Jones, died on Sunday
lie was one OF the wealthiest men in New Hanp'
shire.
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g SpEoIAL NorloE.--The subscriber would
respectfully inform the public that his sALO9Nbss
been opened fol the season. whore ICE CkEAM
and FROZEN ICES can be had Of al tte favorits
havors JUAN YlZZfNI
3~-Iufa &ttS !. At 1T. Al &Ic<sv,
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:. LAKE SUPERIOR SILvER.-A lump of silver IRON
Lake Superior weighing Sc pounds. and warranted
to be IS per cent pure metal has been received a
Detroit. ltismixed with copper. &c q
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NRANARY AND FEED lTORE-

~ The uhders Ened has taken the hoase corner of
frsEklh snd Wall streets, formerly occupied by
measrs N. q. Il C. B. Hill i0r the purpose of con.
he viii keep constantly haud full assortment OF
all kinda OF Grain, Mill OfLl, Hay, Com Meal and
other articles usually Kept liz Grenaries and Feed
Htores.
be hopes by giving his buSIesa strict personal at
tsaIou aad selling on reasonable ter1s to secure
liberal patronage fSsm his isnfs sud the public
generally He will deliver sLy article tee of charge
anywhere IN the corporation He viii also attend 10
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission. and will insure for his
country friends the highest market rrics for any con.
sieament entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY
fa y-ts
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The chair factory Of John B. Sheppard, in Gal.
iia2olis, Ohio was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
last. --2@4
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The State Conncii of the Connecticut Know No
things was In session at Norwich last week. The
important question was presented OF abolishing
the secrecy of the order. and organizing In an
was defeated, and the secret plan Il To- be contin.
ued. Council No. lat, OF Lyme, numbering about
IS voters, was charged with having voted for the
Hon. Samuel Ioaham for Governor, and their char.
ter was revoked, IL 4
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NJ AHO GANY SHOW CASES FOR
shls for JewSleIa BookstoseA or asy faaey sools
Store, 70 bsaoid shssp. Apply af IL .tls tsfa "a
/ sN'..sa So sssss 0ENhEr q yANE6'nss