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TWENTY DOLLANS REWARD'
TIME above reward will be paid for the apprehension
\ and delivery to me- or In some Jail in the State 30
that get him again, of my slave LlEsEY purchased
Liusey in Richmond last winter, of Mr.. Clcndcnin lie
ed in a benarle and has wife in the county OF
Buckingham He is doubtless lurking about Richmond
has gone TO Abcnsrle or Buckingham, may probably
be trying TO lind his way to free State.
Lnsey rc feet eleven inches six feet tall straight
muscular and well formed and about 4Uyears Of age.
JAMES II. cox
April lS-ctf WrSrERPocK 7. o., Chesterfield Co.
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BALTIMORE, JAW. 2a.-F our Is urchnr ceii;; -. !
Of Howard street at % Is q 81. Wne.r, -
81 90, mixed 81. rsd 10. CoII, white ~ oc !s.'
low %, new yellow 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
l.EICI:s RFPOHTs-4d VOLUME.


NEW EDITION
lust published and tor sale. for the beneht oi inc i
- brary fund, second volume OF Leighs Repor's-2d
ediaon-at ~
Also H.mnr's Statutes 10 vols at Sc so pcr set.
shepherds Statutes continuation OF Henng TO leoe-S
vols al g. per vol Code of Virgina-S3 Code Inter
leayed in two vos-s3 per vol. Grners Reports-S2-
Randolph vols; Leigh, IL volsi Robinson vols Grat
tan 10 vols-all at 81 per vol.
Sessions Acts and Journals of various years-sl per
''0'''' sECkETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
r-E1amiuor Dispatch and Wing will copy in country
80, w,eks Jan 7-c6t
Ious TYLER WM. Il. TYLER
Formerly of scottsv'lle.l
TYLER & son,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1885, CARY STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
SOLICIT consisnments of Tobacco, Flour Wheat,
- Corn Butter, aud Country Produce generally |" the
sale of which and selection Of goods ordered their senior
partner John Tyler with business experience OF over
30 years) will give his personal attention.
Jan 3-c6m
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UF VIRGINIA FIVE AND 4

REDEMrfION of NlkGiNlA FIVE And
HALF AND SiX PER CENT. DEBT
yvyHE HOLDERS OF THE FOLLOWING CERTiP1-
i CAFES OF DEBr, issued by the State OF virginia,
vii ,ak- uUiice that IKE Coranti'so7ers Of the SinkinS
cna passed or toe 25a day o. March, 1853 will proceed
on ,h. day OF March l55 redsenl the sSd cerh
cs,.. a, ,ne Treasury OF me Commonwealth a,o!rsao
TIE holders OF the sa certificates required on or be
fore the said day March 1881 10 surrender the
sam. AZ hs Office =: tho Second Auditor: and, whether
icci aU :ss ;c:c ereou VIII ceu:e OIL 'na'
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NOTICE.
TUNHE limited partnership OF Morriss & Tanner, IL
Il which Charles Y. Morrss aud John F. Tanner
the general partners and Joseph X. Anderson special
partner expired yesterday In pursuance of s terms.
Hereafter the business of manufacturing Iron at the
Tredccsr Rolling Mills will be conducted by the subsci
bers under the firm Of Merrss, Tanner Co.
CHARLES Y. MORRISS,
JNO. i. TANNER,
J. X. ANDERSON.
Tredcgar Rolling Mills, Richmond. JAM /, la57-wsw
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COMPREHENSIVE.
FERGUSON, FARlSS Il CO,
~ q Dom Srpryr

No. 3, PEARL STREET.
TuNHE subscribers have this day iormcd Corartncr'
ship under the style and trm Of FERGUSON. FA
RlSS Co. for the purpose OF conducting general In
poxTISo JoBsIso Dry GOODS business, and have
taken the aud convenient store Huusc recently
cupied 10y B. Ferguson Jr No. =. Pearl Street. Hav
pg made arrange import OF their FoRroS
Goo ;hey will be prepared for the Spring Trade With
new and attractive stock worthy the attention OF whole
,nle buyers and which they pledge hemsevesto sell on
ss reasonable terms as any house in :hs market.
The r.edue Of the stock taken Of J. Ferguson, Jr
embracing many new and seasonnble goGis we will
continue to ofer at cost for cash, its equivaeu unn
the opening OF the Spring Trade.
THOS. T. FARISS,
FERGUSON
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WANTED, 4 FEMALE TEAC1IEK.
MOT having succeeded in getting teacher for my
N family still dPsrous To obtain imined edatey.
She must be competent teach thoroughly English,
French and Music. For such will give $50 per month
until 18th July. board and necessary travelling expeuses
II mutually pleased the engagement can be renewed.
Southern lady, who has taught at the South and
| Baptist preferred.
address, Rev L. w. ALLEN, p. NJ,
| Appewood, Caroline County, Va,
Jan Sew Or Rev. Manly, jr, Richmond.
| k0-Reigious Herald will please copy.
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return my sincere thanks the many friends and
,ornera who have extended their patronage when
alone and solicit continuance oil the same u the
coucern B. FERGUSON, in.
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK.
rHAkTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia, Decem.
~ Der 18th, ls33-Capita, s5O,OO0.-Ths Institution re.
ceives deposits which interest is paid the OF
per cent per if remaining deposit six months
and por cert. for shorter periods.
WM. G PAINE President,
GEO. }. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
ES1Oehce No l53, corner Main and 18th st.
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TEACHER "ANTEU,
In the Sparta Institute at Sparta. Georgia who Is well
Il qualified TO teach Latin, Greek and Higher English
The salary in this department will be regularly
700 for the present year Sparta is very healthy High
Testimonials of character and qualifications must ACCOM-
pany the application None but permanent teachers need
WIN. A. HARRIS, Sparta Ga.
P SProfessor elected must be Present by the 25h OF
Frbrunrv mex, Jan 2T-c3t
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PIT HANDS WANTED.
WISH TO hire, for the ensuing year. number Of Coal
III Pit Hands, for whom full prices will be- given. Du.
ring the past four years no, single serious accident
life or limb has occurred in underground operations
hires will be paid puncusy in quarterly payments,
my once in this C,y. JOHN J. WERTH,
Dec 23-cta Agent
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against Philip H. Jones,
"A deceased late OF Louisa county either in his indvidu.
al representative capacity late deputy Sheriff of
Louisa county w. hereby notified to present them to
the undersigned without delay, properly authenticated
for settlement; aud all persons for whom he is bound as
security are directed proceed to the collection
of their money and all those indebted said estate
requested 20 make speedy payment, indulgence
All communications on business with the estate must
no addr,ssed 10 j. T. Cowherd, Louisa H.. Va
" GABRIEL JONES.
JONATHAN 7. COwHERD
Ian 1r-cuaw Executors Of Philip H. Jones decd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
Union Hotel < Stage House
sPANIsHroWN, BUTTE co.
RIPLEY & sTANIELS,. -. Pr, pricto

J-s-.A, TIE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
"A and the public GENERALLY. that they have just
ri opened NEW IOTELiu SpHni-htown bear
ing NE above NAME and having provided II with all
the arrangements that constitute first class Hotel,
clean and comfortable Beds, bOuntfullS furnished
Table, and Ear supplied with the best OF Wines,
Liquors ANA Cigars they solicit the patronage of the
travelling public.
Hs-The Hli'ornia Stage Company make ihls house
the head quarters for their Coaches in Spanishown.
j. p. RIPLEY,
JOHN :. STANIELS.
SDanishtOWn December 20 lS56 J2U-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
ExtensLom EOrcNerl

Owing to the immense business done by the under>
signed, they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH in Oroyie. and have located it nearly op-
pose the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. ON Montgomery ,treet, where they
are now opening and offer for sale. fine sleek Oi
Clothing, Boots aud shoes, Has. Caps, and good
q stock Of Under Clothing us can be found in their
well known establishment TO The Miners and resi-.
dents of Thompson Flat, Morris Eayine, Oregon
GuIch and City, and everybody, with their friends,
We would simply say, drop in and Us at the
Branch examine Our stock, you nave both the right
quantity and quality to select from. colhe your
selves Comfortably, 20 On your way rejoicing. and II
goods don't give you ,iaclion our names are
not ID. Toy a. or iERSbA,
MONTGOMERY street oppusiie 81. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE,

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSCEI
ED out Of the District Court, NInh Judicial Dis
trlc in and for Butte county aud State Of California
ts me directed and delivered, commanding me tt
make the sum Ot four hundred and uinety -thr
sixly-wO One-hundredhs dollars debt, and costs {"
sut IN The OF dollars, tuge!heT win nj! th
cots accrulng ON raid writ, wherein N,'Chroll i'
Llalntif and simon Gerrase and j. w " halihg al
the defendants. | have levied U9n and viii sell O.,
public sale, tu the hghe,i bidder ter cash on The LO
day of May. A. -. lrJ7 at the hOar oi Two clock
Vi, the following described property "a vii: hl 81
The right. tile and inlere-t Ui the above named de
frndanis, in and to building situated on the corner
of BIRD and lincoln streets. upon lnt number i"i.'
a III block humber three 30 as land down ON III,
town plot OF the Town of Urovllle, in buhe county
California. and known Tue Musical Hail. SAID
building beng about thirty feet "td' ana slAt!-siA
feet IN length. log-thtE with The scenery Stage u
fixtures lhereuntolt longing also all oi the nght
ute and Interest OF tho above named defendants h,
rht ct least. or Oiberw -e, IN and 10 Shat pu- on "i
the abuye described iot upon which said buidtng b.
siluaied.
The above SALE 10 take lace al the Couu 'io---
door III tn wu a. pruyiie, county anc slate uoie.
sad. f. ELDt. -urrb buHe cp"hN.
uroyae May f'u. l-5,. m. 4-4w.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants, Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store OF
Randall McDermott The subscriber would in
form the public, tnat he has taken The saloon for
merl, known as the Washington Exchange, and hay
ing reftled the same in the b"s manner, making IL
nt The same time the most commodious and COM
Portable Saloon in Orovle The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short,
everything VIII bc done to promote the comfort OF
his patrons, for which share oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febl9 DWARkOWsKY,
Formerly of the firm of lIopIey & CO., Marysyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
county Treasurer's Office,

OROyILLE, December lUlh, irj6.
Notice hereby given. that all persons holding Bate
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the th day Of May 1856, and 5tb
day Of August 1886, except Warrants numbered l52
ls3 ls4, lcj, 1870 and 1911 that the will be paid
on presentation al this office. And notice is further
given, that after this date sad Warrants will cease
bear interest WIN LATTlMOKE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
P32SlAl1 9492D99
EFFERvESCTNG TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The mos! Wholesome, refreshing, and nvgora,ing
Drink in the World.
TENHE POWDER from which inisls prepared i
made entirely from vegetable Ingredients, col
lected from All purts of the world and combined to-
Leher with great sk ~ and care. Two teaSnonn>iul
pu, into dry tumbtr OF large siZe. with -lnlclenl
quantity of water added produces immediately IA
cooling draught Of charming excellence and HaNOr.
and health giving effect 1t q adapted 20 all seasons
and every ones and u especially suited t"riho~e
who 90 "a sea. n preventive of serSickne>s, COS
tivene- and lhc genernlly unpleasant state OF tho
system arising rom change OF climate aud living
Il also lessons the dangers of incurrng diseases uu
der tropical -uu. and all who We about 10 AXE the
trp the eastern states il they re- ard health ease
ard comfort on the way. should noi iMl 10 obtain
suppiy before starring. and more 50 II ladies' or ch
drrn are with them or invaids, or tn sick as no
thing n grateful 10 the palate and stomach a ihi>
and r.isls the encryaHg effects of hot countries so
well. and, uilike arden, spirits, II does not enetbie
by ,uian!ng; but strengthens and eNhllcrates both
body and mind by It's nutritious powers hnd he en-
eraH which II mparts 20 the digestive process sea
men also should be provided with some before the!
leave pur'.
\ glass taken at anytime during the day eemoves
all feelings of heat. thirst even OF hunger ana It's
being made IN great measure OF Negrlabl, a'lds'
To prevent Scurvy aud puries the blood al Tie same
time. II i. also an invaluable Restorative Tor those
who Labor hard for living such as Farmers Miners
Mechanics and lahorers: and to shop-keepeTS Pro
frssional men aud others, whose occupation comprls
them to lead srdHnt ry lives; draught before break
fast gives spiril for the business OF the dhy
Medical men who know lis composition speak in
the highest terms of its utility. and all the poets
praise u Byron calls il The best Shcrbet, Moore
makes frequent mention OF it, and iiahz. the great
Persian poet. Is loud in praise of II
Prepared by AUGUSTUS IIOGG, London, New
York and san francisco.
Depot: Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
Francisco and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
price--jO Cents per Bote-each Que will make IL
Glasses.
M Agents wanted and supplied on the most
liberal and convenient terms. ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HUNTooS STREETS,
OROVIL LIE.
FRANK JOHNSON,, .....Proprietor.
HAVING PURCHASED THE nous

,r.-a HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
-.a known heretofore llunteOn's Exchange l
u have renovated re- fitted. newh furnished and
opened il under the above name, with entirely new
ARRANGEMENTS | have erected Il spacious dining
hall-udded "A large number of elegantly furnished
roo MS tor Families, and am prepared TO accommo
date any number OF guests in manner that trust
viii be- satisfactory 10 ALL Having had the ben
eht OF long experience in the business, ard as !
shall give my whole attention 10 II, | intend to
make this house IN all its essential appointments .he
very best ia this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
y B-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office isatthis
Hou=e, " here passengers arrive from and depart 10
ali points of the country.
December 80, 1886. d3l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11

GARNIAAI's LITERARY DEror This es-
adjustment has just received one thousand
fresh novels.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
Office Of the Eutte quartz Mining Company,

ORovILLE, May ID, 1857.
Notice is hereby given. to the stockholders of the
Butte Quartz Mining Company, tha, an assessment of
three fOurths of one per cent on the capital stock of
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
Of Trustees, and made payable aI the Treasurer's
office, on before the 18th day of May. ID. 1851.
:. ". W. COUGIILI, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wines & Liquors
n. 3. HUNT & 90.

CORNER MYERS AND MoNrGoMEBN STREET,
DEFER ior sale at WHOLESALE OR RE-
r. -R TAIL, Il very large assortment ot Fine
tIE=A BRANDiES, NlNEs, and CASE GooDs, con
~=-s=zs-- si-liug IN part OF
Otard, Dupuy brandy Duff Gordon sherry,
NHrtcl do ToZar do
= llcyoisin do Pure Port Wine,
Rochelle. DO Clarct,
'uld Q' dD'caseD do Sauerne,
American do Hook,
swan Gin, Ginger Wine
Common do Old Tom,
Ilults old Huuf bonWhisky Cherry Brandy,
jamaica Rum, Schnapps.
lIuStetters Bilters, SUISSE Abeynhe,
Lesllts do Anlsette,
SlOughOn's Elxer.' Curacoa,
l.mun SIrop, TX Ginger,
Sirup de Goome, Peppermint,
OTgcal,
Chas. IIcidslck Champagne.
II. B. HUNT Y co., are sole Agents for Lyon
Co = celebrated Cream Ale. Also, Burton and Ten
nrnt'- Ale on draughf. apryuf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
O Z VII T. e .
n ew Fancy Dry Goods
AND
S4OpDlS39 9DO29l
Dry GODS and Clothing

Ever offered in this market, which they are selling
at UNUSUALLY LOW Pkl1 rs. We would call
the attention uf THE LADIES and the puOhc gen
erallv. to our extensive rPklNG STOCK, consisting
in part OF SiIIs rich Stripes plad}waereh ana plalh
cuiurs; Mant Has BafHges, SIX 1issurs, Chambrc.
Brillianencs. Lawns. french Calico. Robes hut
Prints generally and in fact everything which th,
lauie. wear, We have ia abundance ana OF the fines
quality. II the Lidrs will call and examine our
GOODS and PRICES, we are certain they viii no
90 AWAY dissatisfied We have arrangements in san
Francisco by which get our goods on such terms
as enable ns 10 sell LOW Err THAN ANY OTlIEi
HOUSE IN OR0VlLbE, "A fact nlch can be dem.
OnsIraGed by giving rs call. The most Complete
assortment OF BONAETS on hand.
Oroyille April 10, 1897. api6tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11
OruuilIe DajIp Butte RerarG.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 1lth, 1857.

MuNIclpAL-By reference to our adver-
ticing columns, 1t will be seen that the Trus-
tees have fairly commenced work, and
passed several ordinances, which will be
found interesting to those whom they con-
Germ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-11

SExECurIoN AT SAN JosE.-he Sacra-
mento Bee contains the following despatch,
dated San Jose, May S-3 p. NJ:
Francisco, Me;ican Indian, who muir
Tered Francis Ulric, some months ago, near
this city, was hung to-day by thcauthorities
at five minutes past one o'clock.
There were but few spectators present,
and little or no excitement, and all passed
of quietly. When on the scaf)ld he made
a few incoherent remarks, and at signal
given, the rope was cut and he drepped lie
struggled about five minutes, then died; was
cut down in thirty minutes, and buried by
the authorities He made confession ac-
knowledgng all.
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H .
The following lines are touchingly beautiful. We
,ave seen nothing of late that has so moved our
The man who can write such poetry,
who has such thoughts, cannot be utterly depraved
rhe of ntemperance, with its attending down
ward influence, has here done its work. and spirit
noble and generous, that might and should be the
pride and ornament of the social circle, is now the
degraded convict in the walls of penitsntary How
viii that fond mothers heart bleed if she shall hear
IF her darling boy the inmate of prison, in for
eign landl
I've WANDERED far from thee, mother,
f Far from my happy home;
I've left the land that gave me birth,
In other climes to roam;
And time, since then, has rolpd its years,
And mark'd them on my br0wj
Yet, have often thought Of thee
I'm thinking Of thee now.
I'm thinking on the day, mother,
When, at my tender side an
You watch,d the dawning Of my youth,
And kissd me in your pride;
Then brightly was my heart lit up
With hopes of future joy,
While your.brght fancy hon6rs wove
To deck thy darling boy sns
I'm thinking Of the day, mother,
When, with such anxious care,
Your hope, your trust was there:
Fond memory brings thy parting words,
While tears rolld down your cheek;
Thy long, last loving look told more
Than ever words could speak.
I'm far away from thee, mother,
No friend is near me now,
To soothe me with q tender word
Or cool my burning brow;
The dearest ties affection wove
Are all now torn from me;
They left me when the trouble came:
< They did not love like thee.
I'm lonely and forsaken now, f
Unptied and unblest a gt
Yet still would not have thee know gl
How sorely Pm DISTRESSED
know you would not chide mother,
You would not give me blame;
But so0the me with your tender words,
And bid me hope again.
would not have thee know, mother, 4
Since deserted thee,
And left thy trusting heart to break
Beyond the deep blue sen.
Oh! mother, still ] love thee well, ra
And long to hear thee speak,
.tls And feel again thy balmy breath
Upon my careworn check. &h
x. But, ah there is thought, mother,
Pervades my beating breast
s.. That thy, freed spirit may have flown
To its eternal rest;
And while wipe the tear away,
There whispers in my ear
A voice, that speaks of heaven and thee,
And bids me seek thee there,
Ohio State Journal.
*These lines were written by convict in the Ohio
Penitentiary.
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GROCERY STORE,
Corner Maryland Avenue and Seventh ST.,

ISLAND. .... ...
HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE STORE FOR
Ii merly kept by Mr.. Robert T. Knight, shall
keep on hand a select assortment Of FINE GR0CE-
RIES, comprising, among others, the following arti-
cles:
Sugars, such as crushed, clarified, pulverzed, aud
brown; Teas, such us Imperial, Gunpowder, Young
Hyson, Black and Colony; Rio, Maracaibo and Java,
roasted and ground, Coiees; Refined Syrup; Segars
and Tobacco, various brands; Hams, Bacon, Flour,
Liquors, Wines Crockery, Wooden-wnre, Hardware,
Vegetables, Eggs, Butter, Nuts Of various kinds,
Horse Feed, &C., together with many other articles
usually kept in Grocery.
would most respectfully ask those living on Tire
Island as well as the citizens generally, to call and
examine for themselves, they then will see that
there is ne necessity 20 go further as am determi-
ed not 10 be outdone, both ~ prices and articles
Call therefore and examine, aud you will find il to
your advantage, for intend TO sell cheap for cash.
sfg DO not forget the store, 595, Maryland Ay.
Goods delivered 10 any part Of the city Tree of all
charge.
aug s-tf JOHN Il. b. PURSELL
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HRANBERRIES, RAISINS, DC.
~ 80 boxes new bunch RAISINS.
20 do Eleme FIGS.
barrels CRANBERRIES.
20 boxes New York CHEESE.
10 boxes CITR0N.
CURRENTS, ALMONDS, FILBERS, and
PALM NUTS.
With general assortment of Groceries, Wines,
and Liquors.
Bank notes and Corporation notes taken at par,
and change given when one dollars worth is bought
w. ii. TENNEY,
14-3t Georgetown.
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RIoT ON RAILROAD TRAIN.-From the CHI
cago Journal we clip the following:

RIoT ON A RAILROAD TRAlN.-From the Chi.
cago Journal we clip the following: t-
There was riot on board of passcng r
train on the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska rail-
road, on Monday last. When the train was
leav ng Wapsie station for the East, between
twenty and thirty Irish laborers, who had
been discharged, boarded the cars, and swore
they would ride to Clinton free of charge
Conductor Smith demonstrated and the Irish
persisted. At length he attempted to force
them from the cars, and tho paddles pitched
in The conductorpnd three assistants sue
ceeded, after many bruises and hard knocks,
in cjecGng portion Of the rioters, and then
gave the signal to the engineer to proceed
The row continued on the train for nearly a
mile, when the train again stopped, and the
fight became severe and general. Pistols,
knives and clubs were drawn and used indis-
criminately, and one man was severely stabbed
in several places At length twelve of the
rioters were secured and lodged in Jail"
A GALLANT WAGER PRonpTLY PAIp-A
beautiful aud lovely woman, the wife of
prominent Republican politician Of Toledo, ar
rived in this city yesterday, to pay a wager Of
n kiss that Chase would be elected by ma
oIity of five thousand, which bet she made
with well-known Democratic lawyer residing
on Fourth street According to the agree
mont, the loser was to come OF go all over
the way to the other and pay the Indebtedness
by the first of November, which condition she
fulfilled by arriving and prolfering payment
ycsterday--thus anticipating the specified pc
iod by day.-Cincinnati Enquirer, 1st
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LAW NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND THE
j Circuit and Criminal Courts of this District,
and the Court Of Claims and will promptly perform
such professional duties may be entrusted to his
charge. ... ,
His Office at present is at the southwest corner OF
Eleventh and al" fronting New York avenue. ..
Au l4-f Y.sELLIS. .