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TRANsPORTATION.
Pittsburg & Wheeling
RAIL ROAD.


@ @
N and after onday, March 1855, Sundays eNcePted)
" Trains viii run as follows: sl
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
leo p NJ Mail Train stopping all stations; arrive at
Pittsburgh at $3.50 P n. and Bridgeport at SAC
1880 p b. Express Train, stopping ut all regular stationr
(Ea>t Rochester and New salisbury are nag sta
1850 A. NJ.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
$40 A. NJ Express Train, stopping all regular statons
arrive at Pittsburgh at 1t:4O A. 81. and at CieTe-
land at 2;S5 p. II.
1910 p NJ Mail Train stopping at all regular stations ar
arrive at Pittsburgh at s:S5 p NJ
LEAVE PITTSDURGH:
600 A. A. Mail Train, stopping all stations and arrives
Cleveland at 2:55 p N and at Bridgeport at
,.oo :, Il:05 A. NJ ,,.,-... .a,,,.r stations. A..
1,.a rive at Bridgeport at SAG p. NJ
ut one train from bridgeport Cleveland daiy-ieaVes
bridgeport 6:10 A. NJ
Tickets Bridgeport to Pittsburgh and re-
turning, $3.50 Good tieo d1y" only -
Connections. -........
Connections made by all through trains as follows:
Cleveland with trains Toledo, DetrOt, Chicago and
the NoTt asO, for Erie, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Ohio Railroads. for Cadz Coshocton New
ark BarnesVe Evansville, Wilmington, Lancaster Column
bus, CiueinnatI indianapolis and 81 Louis;
At Wheeling with Baltimore 3 Ohio RaiiroHu, Tor Cunl-
berland, Harpcr'S Ferry, Baltimore and Washington CITY
through tickets purchased the various
offices the line also at the Union Ticket Omce opposite
the Lever, Wheeling, Va
Cleveland, March !, 1S5S mh6 Sup't.
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FAMILY PHYsIC.
ron ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

T.tehE has long existed public demand for etc,
i've purgatiys pill which could be relied sure md
70 that demand and an extensive trial of its virtues
mas eOicluEiYely shown with what success n
l,, I'M easy to- make the best of all pL one which
should have none Of the oHJeeho1s' but Al the aqsan
nd With What success would respectfully submit :"
the pblic decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This II not
Many Ct them produce much gripping pain and reE1-
sion in the system than cOunteTbalanee the
good to be GerTeg from them These EHS produce no
irritation PAM oneSs it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement In the bowels. Being
nrey vegetable, no harm arise from their use in
ny quantity; it is better that any medicine should
m the several diseases which they applicable are
aiven on the box. Among the complaints which have
ti-,i5it in its various forms of Jaundice Indigestion,
Jnt;uor and Loss Appetite Lstlessneas 1ritabityr
in the Side and Lons for truth, all these are but
The consequence of diseased action in the liver As an
HprTent, they afford prompt and sure relief IN CostTe
ness, Piles, Collie, Dysentery, Hu1nors, scroiua ana
Scvy Colds with soreness OF the oo9y Ulcers ana I'M
purity of the blood in short any and every case where
ITey have also produced some singulsrly successful
PaIpitaon the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach
aud Side They should be freely taken IN the spring OF
the esnge Of seasons An occasional dose stimulates
fine stomach and towels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and vigor They purify the blood and sy
the strength of the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oc-
oisional dose advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
be carried too far, every PurgatiTe medicine
reduces the strength when taken to The thou
sand in which physic is required cannot be emu
here but they suggest themselves to the
Df every body: and this pill found better
purpose any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues known, the
public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
in need of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-TTapped
they pleasant to take andbeing purely vegetable,
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box
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O.. GARFORTHS

Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
zlSR STREET, BETwEES SITS.
EAST. WHEELING, VA. s. .....
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
n Ales, Brown Stout and Porter always hand. Tay
and families Supplied the reasonable terms.
~ All orders addressed-BoS No. Az, POSt!Oice-wi
be promptly attended to. ans
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CHANGE OF~SCH EDUTEIG.
TRANSFORMATIONS OEPlCE b. & o. II. r..

TRANSPORTATION oFPlCE Il. & o. R.R.,!
WHRELING STATION, Nov. 9Th, 1851.
I'm and after Sunday Evening" Nov Sth the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily mt s:l0 A NJ, $40
2. NJ aud ~ Il. NJ Wheeling time. The Accommodation
daily, Except Sundays) S;tO A. NJ will receive and dis
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland The Accommodation train is
DISCONTINUED East end of road.
The ENnress train daily, 4:4U p NJ, will receive and
DISCHARGE passengers the following stations only Ben
wood Moundsyills, Cameron Burton, Brnton's Ferry,
Fairuolt Petterman Grafton, Rowshurg, Piedmont, Cam
bcrand - Water Station Sir Johns Run, Nartinsburg,
Iarpcrs Ferry, Mouocacy, sykesvie, and WASHINGTON
Junction. The Mail daily, Except Saturday, 10
NJ will receive and discharge passengers at all the PrIn-
cipaI stations.
The trains will arrive as follows: Mail train A NJ Tx
press train 1Ol5 a. S Accommodation train, from Cum
". e. wOODsIDE, Sup't.
move J.B FORD, Agsnt.
1S57-S. 1878
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A New Light

A New Light
'INE Drummond Light produced from improved sYLVIe
L OIL, has equal, and after personal and satis
factory trial. wepr seattle to the public aSAFE CHRAP
best portable light In 1t safe because 1t
free explosive properties 1t Is cheap the
per hOurs lessthan half cent. II is the best because
lamp will burn brilliant with steady flame
without reIliug give
light ordinary room, having purchased
rightto manufacture and sell, confidently
II to public favor
For suls Wholesale Retail the House Furnishing
Store OF J. X. DUNHAM & Co.
Jan Is No. If5, Main st. Wheeling, Va.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
twice DAILY, Sunday night eScspsed) between Rich
mond Washington City via GOrdonsvi!le and Alex
audlia.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond .G:i5 4. ". and 1880 P. NJ
Returning leave washington.-.S A. NJ and P N.
and
Arrive at Richmond. ........-1:30P VI. and A. NJ
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
inOnd and Washington. -
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and excellent ovder. and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
atee Of always securing connections shown by arr
walls daily at Richmond Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARE BETWEEN R,culoSD ASD WAsHINeroS 500
Omfbus viii be found always ready to take through
passengers their baggage of wearing apparel bstWesn
Depots, free of charge with ample time for them to
their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvie and
Washington Terminus Of the Road, nearly
pIete Danvile An Agent OF the COMPANY viii receive
the Checks passengers from the DGHve Road, and at
baggage all the Way to Washington orths Bal
tiInore Depot.
rnond and Alexandria. Tel
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A rysr Of LOVE.

In conversation with gentleman, the other
day. he related new test of love, which
thought particularly good, and determined To re.
produce for the benefit of the young ladies wh1
read the SUNDAY HINES.
1t was in answer to the charge of. being II
love with certain young lady, which he ac-
neutrality-suspicious. at least, that he had thougft
himself 80 for the space Of six weeks AT the
end of that time they met at an evening party.
1t was bitter cold night, and inc soon discover
ed that his ladg.love had no escort. Where dii
she live THAT was the point, and he cautiously
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r1.owEEs II rnE CITY.

1t is time, now, for those who have gardens,
and little plots Of ground, TO turn them to ac-
count 4 trowel, small spade, and rake, are
all the tools that are necessary, and there is no
more delightful occupation for these lovely
spring mornings than 10 try to grafta little nat
mral beauty ON our brick and mortal" surround
! ings.
There is, besides, strange charm i'll the Gull
tiyation of flowers They love care aud tendance
and it seems as though a spiritual sympathy
united us to these beautiful links of II chain
which Joins earth and heaven.
1t will not do, however, to be too ambitious.
Rare and delicate eXotics will not grow i'll rude
soil, and without the proper degree of light and
shade and extreme care in their cultivation. So,
to prevent risk and disappointment, it is best TO
commence at least-wit common household
kinds-roseS of the bushy sort stocks, carna-
TONS the purple pansy, the fragrant migionette.
and if you love it as we'll as do, the pretty red
and white garden daisy.
Creepers, also, should ne trained everywhere
over the fence, wall, or the side of the house, if
yon have no framework. The cypress vine.
! Michigan r0Ses-anything. in fact. Morning
gIorieS over the wood-shed will be charming;
aud by the middle of June you will fancy your
self in little country-house, and be able to es-
tablish intimate relations with every seed that
/ yOu have planted. and Which will have establish
/ ed itself i.to a 'jov forever"
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PBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
cities with Western North WESTERN and South
Western by IioH az direct This road
Pittsburgh with daily line OF Steamers TO
GusEy with Steamers to all ports on the Norti-We.5rn
Lakes; making tbc direct, cheapest and reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded and from
the Great Wsst.
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No. 39S Atlantic street, Brooklyn" ~.
Good gracious he was seized with a sliivet-
ing fit at the very idea. lie retired, and asked
himself if he loved the young lady? and comclud-
ed that his decided disinclination to undertake
such an expedition for her sake was proof that
he did not. He left tile party suddenly, com
pletelv, and forever Disseminated. So, girls,
when You want 10 test the devotion Of lover,
just say that you live at No. 398 Atlantic street,
Brooklyn ~
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I'VE have on hand and are receiving daily large
w complete of Hats and Gaps, embracing
every variety style and price And in view Of the in
creasInG demand class goods, have paid
tcuar attention 20 the getting up OF such as are expressly
adapted wants Customers Our Arrangement
with Eastern such that enabled 70 crnisl
styles OF Hats and Caps introduced
And we can promise the newest and most beautiful
sortmcnts, we'll 5he best qualities Of every description
to be found NJ establishments .1.-t
The public respectfully nvte! TO call and eNartnS
our stock spare pains entire satisfaction
nr3 $ u. HARPER & SON. .
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PARE AS Low As ny ANY OTHER ROUTE.

For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
at Central Ohio Ticket Office, esPrgg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
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E. GEsT, Prrs't W. W. BAYLEY, Act. supt.,
Cincinnati Zanesviie, D.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Report or tho Ora nd Jury.

We surrender most Of our available space
to-day, to the publication Of the report Of
the Grand Jury. A committee appointed by
that body have made lengthy and lahori-
sons examination Of the affair Of the county
Ns financial concerns, and the manner In
which they have been conducted. The re.
suit Of their labors are now before the peo-
pie Of the county, and We commend it to
their careful attention and perusai. The
report contains fol review Of tho accounts
Of the late Sheriff, P, Freer. Esq. with the
county, about which there has been much
speculation. The facts as ascertained by the
Grand Jury Of the county, are now before
The public. in authenticated and official
form.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
s5s,osI,ss
$50, ,Ss4,l4
Dee. %, 1854 Aud, ledger lsl,6s
GO,tHl2,s2


We would call attention especially to the
erroneous errors in this balanced account
Tho Sheriff shows receipt for 81 $50
and his corresponding credit is 81 COO, short I
$50. A second for S70-with no credit at
all Another for 50 .67S aud his credit Of
same date $4,000. short S78. A fourth for
S5,4S5 and credit OF that date of only
SO ,4S5, short SO 900, and fifth OF $2S2
Uih no ertdH al dH another Of SO, 100, aud
corresponding credit Of $1,000 81 90.
short 500 79.i00, and seventh and last, Of
S6,633 l4-l00, for which his credit is only
$6,432 8S.l00, being 5000 76 100 short. But
Ii would appear that all these short entries
are. after oil, but the Audstor's legal fees of
8 per cent, which are deducted iu one total
Mt the foot. These short amounts OF course
were not paid over 90 the Treasurer, as also
werc two not credited on the ledger, viz the
one of S400 and the one of Sl20,
However, taking these fees from another
ones account, and sometimes taking them
from whole cloth, as il were. making entire
distractions ut times, as in tho case OF Fthe
$40 and $3.50, is certdiHly a novel mode OF
paying ones self, though coming out right
in the end
What renders this account the moro Elm.
gular, is the fact that on May lst. new
Auditor steps in. and continues on the &c
count in the same way, for the $40 is sppro.
priated for commissions by one aud no CT edi,
given the account, and the S2S2 by the other
for the same purpose, and likewise no order
given.
1t should be borne in mind that this re.
ceipt Of 50 ,4S5, with n corresponding credit
Of only s3,485 is payment made the next
succeeding one of $4,000. of Uhich the re-
ceipfs Is missing. and the only missing one
the accounts. 1t is this short
entry OF o., 600 which makes the difference
in the account, the Sheriff claiming it as
orcrpaid, as he is to account for S5S 900,
while his account foots up over $50 900.
Why the settlement has been so long delayed
We cannot say. We would. however. recon-
mend that il be now adjusted as it is two
years and nine months since II was sup
posed to be settled, and time will not add to
the facility Of its liquidation.
On folio 204, Sheriff Freer's account, date
October q, is q charge Ito error" $ll0.
What the error Is, or how caused. cannot be
seen at this date, IL occurring two years
since.
In the ShsriH's account Of foreign miners
licenses OF 1857, there is an error Of S40l ~
short in his commissions The closing of his
account ~ the previous one. appears to have
been. in technical language, forced these
amounts were required to balance the &C.
counts, so they were accordingly put there
they both being balanced
In The delinquent tax list account Of ex-
cherin Erser, We find wanting to balance ae.
oouns, Si.46I A-l0O, which has now stood
open upwards Of one year, and We would
recommend TO the Supervisors TO have this
account closed, We would here mention one
Of the numerous errors with which this
book abounds, made. however, in the oldsn
time. at least . year since There 10 70 the
credit Of Sheriff Frser a delinquent tax
iist," ~ delivered to n, D. Plum, sf si4 $40.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

SAN FRANcIsco NEws.--A telegram to
che Union announces that the Lecompton.
ties and the Democracy have nearly COM
pleted their nominations for the campaign.
II was thought that both parties would unite
on Thos. @. Posltersr for President Of the
Board Of Supervisors. whom the Democracy
have already nominated.
Judge Blake. Of Alameda county, while
out cunning with party Of friends. on
Monday last. received. BY accident, six small
ahot In his face and neck. and eve in his
breast. But they are not Of o dangerous
character.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

BuILDtNG.-The brick block Of Messrs.
Harris & Brown, which has been delayed for
the past few days for want Of brick, 10 now
progressing at rapid pace. 1t will contain
six magnificent rooms. Thoroughly hrs.proof
II will DO valuable and extensive addition
90 The brick bnildings now in Oroyills.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

IMPORTANT Decision. Blake, Of
ths County Court in San Francisco. has ru-
led that the law excluding negro testimony
does not apply in cases where negroes are
shs injured party.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

ANNUAL ADDREss. The MarysvilIs Dem.
scrot. Of yesterday contains the annual ad-
dress delivered before the State Agrieultu-
raj sssisty. August 26sh, by L, b. Bell Of
Alameda. It has seldom been cur lot to
Tssd o more able production.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Report OF the Grand Jury-.August
Term, 1855.
To the Honorable Board Of SupeTris0rs OF
The c0fInfn Of Rilffe

Term, lo5S.
To the Honorable Board of SuperrisOrs Of
the county Of Butte:
The Grand Jury empanneled at the July |
term Of the Honorable Court Of Sessions Of
Butte county, met pursuant to adjournment
at Oroville, on the Goth inst for the pur-
pose Of receiving the report Of the commit
tee appointed to make an examination Of the
books and accounts Of the public officers of
the eonnty, have adopted the report here
with submitted:
There was some busines, brought before
the Grand Jury which we deemed it iuexpe-
dent to take any action upon a, this time,
but transferred to the succeeding Grand
Jury.
The Grand Jury recommend that the
Board Of Supervisors make an appropria-
ton to pay the committee and their clerk ap
adequate compensation for their services
during the examination Of the books Of the
county officers The Grand Jury also recon-
mends that the report be published in the
BUTTE REcosD, one insertion,
II. J. MORRISON, Foreman.
August Goth. 1858
The committee appointed by your honor
able body to examine into the affairs Of the
county, beg leave to make the following re-
port:
On commencing our duties we found som'
little difficulty in procuring the necessary
books for examination; but upon the repre-
sentation Of his Honor, the Judge, they wer,
subsequently given US, and throughout the
examination they were freely rendered us
Our labors were somewhat delayed, from
| the fact that an accountant whom we hat
employed to critically examine the account
| wa ~ oh bu ha n
District No. telling him that the county
wonld not pay him and even second on
whom we had procured in his stead, was tol,
the same thing, though for what purpose b.
sho uld take such an interest in our clerks
we could not tell.
We fret procured n ledger from the Au
ditOr, and more heterogeneous mass Of fig
ures, We will not style them accounts, II ha
seldom been our lot to examine Afte
many vain attempts TO find head to star
upon, assisted by the late Auditor. Captain
Darrach, We commenced upon the late Sher
iff 8 accounts, which OF first view presenteC
fewer errors, and furnished o more speed,
adjustment than othors.
In examining the accounts. commencing
December 25th, 1864, VIC found him charged
to 900 on foreign miners licenses anC
the account closed apparently oil right, bu
upon an examination we found an overcharg'
in the commissions as eTpresstd, OF % PEI
cent. Of 81 .078 74-100; we further found
the footing up Of the credits short 5000 OF
which. however, did not affect the above
commissions. This commission is casted er.
ronoously, and there is a balance due th,
Sheriff on the corrected account, say Of com
missions at % per cent which il appears il
should be Of $4l2 26-100. This the Sheriff
pronounces erroneous, and handed in the
following account, supported by his receipts
Ian oA lslb Roreints al ESQ Aud.s lptiVer 81 200
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STORAG! STORAGE !
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
4N Board OF Equalz .tioa for the equalization ol
taxes, will be in session FRIDAY and Saturday the
21th and aS,h instant. and that AFTER saturday the
ducsion, or remission of taxes, will be heard
by order OF the Board oi Equalization.
NJ II. pARRACH.
sug2S-at C'eSk Of Bosrd OF Eqrslrsiion
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
ror;lConstnblcs
NJ O tn TO Es

From and after this date no Legal Advertisement
will be Inserted until paid for. Political and The
atrical printing must be paid for on delivery. Th,
above will be strictly adhered to.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
Estrav.

rEFAkEN UP-In the "orral of White & Sanborn,
y Oregon City. August 22d. 1852, one light straw
berry roam mule, branded thus the left shoulder
The owner can have the same 10y proving property
and paying charges. JAMES II ARMSTRONG.
Oregon City, Aug. 22d, 1858. lwt
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
Antelope Restaurant |!
Cerner Bird and Huntoon streets.
JAMES DUNN, Proprietor
II iii OF E7 ar O.
EACH DISH Will. RE SERVED WITH BREAD
AND POTATOES FREE OF CHARGE.

Reef Steak ............,.........12 IL
Pork do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
Veal Outlets q. ....................... u
Tripe, Broiled Fried 12
Liver do do Observation-Disclosures. "
Mutton Chops .......... .............. 25
Stewed Mutton ......... ......................1 ..12
Porter ouse Steak NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25
Fried Onions. q. .......... .......... ......... II
'dt hli lEGH.. ............ 80
onelctte or Scrambled ........................5 so
Poached Egg, on Toast. ,.................5 80
Dystr Strw ....................... 50
hu+h ana Mllk........ -
Ntgeia lie S"up...... .....................i2 IL
VI 'ccarpri 20 ......................
Dry vi k Toast .....-............. 12
Hot Cake, nr hOis...... ............. ...... II
lie or Pad ling ................... II
It' 'f''He". .''....' ......... ..-.. ....l2
Orovi.l.. August -. 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
j. G. McKsbben ana w. l.. Dudley,

j. G. McKibben ana w. l.. Dudley,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES FOR CONGRESS, win
address the citizens Of California nj the following
places:
La Porte, Sierra county ....wednesdsy, Aug. gth'
-... Thursday, Aug. 26th.
MArysviiie, fuba county ....... Friday, Aug 9th.
Orovilie Butte county ....... Saturday, Aug 2sth.
Red Bluff Tebnma county, -. Monday, Augst 3Oth
ehasta, Shasta ounty ....Tuesdny, vug. 3lst
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

[By order OF Board of Supervisors.
Attest n true copy,
W. II DARRACH, Clerk of Board
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

DRowNEp.-We learn from the Beacon,
that man named Meredith was drowned in
the Sacramento river. near that town. on
Thursday week. He had gone iuto the riv-
er to bathe
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27

Foor RACE Derrick and Kennovan's
running at the Pioneer race course, San
Francisco, terminated as follows:
1st m. I'd M 81 m 4th m. 9th IN
KenDovan 9,l5 ll,20 1890 80 Il 90
Derrick. ...9,l7 ll.27 1884 11,G1 6 ,5l
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
IN. "a. 1855, Receipts, 81, $50 Aud

Actual amount
Returned licenses
Auditors commission
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
FOR Supervisor, Firs, ristrict,
PETER FREER.

For Jutticee Of the Peace.
JOHN s. BERRY. EDWARD. DONAHO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-27
DEMOCRATIC oUNTY TICKET

ForlJoint Senator Butte and Plumns Counties,
S. A. BALLOU,
OF PLUMAs.'
Fer Aaemblymen,
II. }. MORRISON.
HENRY IL. MIGHELS.
For Assessor
ALEX. BROWN.
For County Surveyor,
JAMES s. LONG.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction,
III. A. GASTON.
For Coroner,
JAMES O'BRIEN.
u
'Township Nominations.
FOR Supervisor Firs, ristrrt,
PETER FREER.
For Juttices of the Peace
JOHN s. BERRY. EDWARD. DoNAH0.
rorilconstables
p. MAGUIRE,. J. COLLINS.
County Bonds for Railroad or Wagon Roads-No.
fv' Election, "Wednesday September 1sL-<n