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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

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Going to Ohio:-J UsiSd Muxws,t. -r5Ttf1a1l=iT
oar.l@ upon three separate charges of horse
stealing, will be removed to ST. Clairsville Jail
IN few days where he Willie tried for stealing
. horse from Mr.. Roseborough If aconitte55
hewill beremoved to Tuscarawas county Ohio
to answer for stealing two horses from that
county. - '-'N
J, Nse0 hrsstde"t.-By telegraph dispatch
from Cleveland, last night, we learn that Amasa
. one has been elected President of the g. q p
Railroad. The old Superintendent, Secretary
and Auditor were re.appointed.
That Horse 7rqde,-In, noticing rather
doubtful horse trade yesterday morning be-
tween ex-policeman Clayton and man from
Bridgeport we placed Mr. Wiley in wrong
connection with the affair. Wereceived the fol-
lowing communication in relation to the matter
which we publish with pleasure: s
=, ~ :, -. BRIDoEpoRT, Aug. 70, 1853.
70 the Editors of the Wteegings a. .zliqencer::
see by an aTticlei in your paper of the 10Th
inst, headed "a Horse Swap aud Swindle," in
Whlch Mr.. Wiley and MIR. Clayton are the
parties. Iheclrcumstancesa are these :Hhed driver
OF Witeys team traded ono of his horses With
out out his knowledge or consent, to9Claytor, of
Mh Vi clsyt0r agreeing to give sl2 to boot
and the bargain was to be valid, if Wiley was
satisfied when he saw the horse, at which time
the money was to be paid Wiley was not salts.
he'd with the trade, and proceeded to Wheeling
and demanded his horse. Clayton refused to
give him up. A few days afterwards, Wiley
got out a writ of replevin which was served by-
me upon Clayton at the time he had brought
over load to the Bridgeport depot. Clayton
strove hard to escape with the horse but his
effort was Intellectual / delivered the horse to
Mr. Wiley. The day of trial for right of prop,
erty is set for the 21st inst, when the law will
decide who is wrong You have, in speaking
of Bridgeport, put the saddle on the wrong
horse. Wiley is of Martinsvie, notof Bridge.
port and Claytor's horse is in Martinsville, not
in Bridgeport You say "Wiley bantered Clay
tor to trade horses. y Now the fact is Wiley
knew nothing about the trade until Claytors
horse was brought over to him. You say also
she (Cayor) made no resistance, but came
back to the city, having been efFcctually euchr-a
ed" tiS-welll known that Clayton made every
effort he could to decamp with Wiley's horse,
so far as a whip could stir up a horses mettle
to run across the bridge.
4 CONSTABLE
Of Iooer ~, u ,l,ot T's1IoI,.,z T.
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RIVER. AND MEATHER

PITTsBUkGH, Aug. l2-Ri7er 80. inches by
metal mark, stationary. Weather clear and
ST. LouIs, Aug 12-River continues to fall
at the rate of haitian inch an hour, and all IN
per streams are still on the decline. Weather
CISclNNATI, Aug. 12-River fell 8 inches in
the last "a hours, now feet II inches water
in the channel bywater works guage. Weather
cloudy. Their. So 97a NJ
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NENy YORK 5MARKETT

AueusT 12.-Flour firm; 1880 bbls sold:
Southern S., 25a5,6o. Wheat dull; j 900 bus.
Sold Southern red $f20nl ,25; white 81; 80al so:
Chicago Spring nominal at 90a9s. Corn Hea'y wv:
10000 bus. sold; mixed 7Oa85; white 89a9o:
yellow 96: Mess Pork heavY at $3.50.
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Of Pease Tp., Belmont Co., ohie
8 BUSINESS NOTICES.

Are You Bilious! Use Todd's Pills! Are
you costive2 Use Todd's Pills! Have you
Headache Use Todd's Pillsl Have you Liver
Complaint Use Todd'saP illsl Have you Dys-
pepsia? Use Todd's Pills! Have you Coldg
Use Todd's Pillsl Do you want safe Family
Medicine9 Use ToGd's Pillsl Do you want a
reliable Family MedicineP Use Todd's Pil.s!-
They have been proved by an experience of 80
years. They are more popular than ever be
fore, They are compounded with great care
and from the purest material They are used
in almost all parts of the Union They are all
they profess to be. Trythem! T. II. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents.
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The approaching Ftir.-Fhe approaching
Fair of the Virginia North Western Agricul.
tural Association-to be held on Wheeling Is,
land during the 14th, 18th, 18th and 18th of
next months exciting an interest in this CITY
and the surrounding country never before felt
in regard to these exhibitions here. The Ex-
ecutive Committee have judiciously advertised
the fact in all of the neighboring country
papers, and have otherwise extended the notice.
We visited the fair grounds yesterday evening,
and found everything in the trimest and most
unexceptonable condition. The spot seems to
have been designed by nature for the purpose to
which it has been adapted. In building the
fence enclosing the carriage drive, an elevated
spotof ground, containing several shade trees,
ana commanding full view of the inside track
has been reserved for spectators. This was a
commendable move, as it supplies deficiency
in the arrangement heretofore felt. The i'm
provements and enlargement made in all parts,
the building of stalls, judges stands, fences, &C.,
could not be better. No expense has been
spared to make the coming exhibition every
thing it should be.
Every inducement will be held out to en-
courage the display of the products of mechan.
ical skill and industry, and as lukewarmncss
has heretofore been felt in that department, the
managers are determined to allow the manufac-
turers no possible excuse for absenting them
selves.
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- f164AEEtR4Rll table,
New YonK, Aug. 12.-The u. S. steamship
niagara will be due here on Monday from st.
Johns, N. +. AS soon US the vessel enters the
inner hay, national salutes will be fired from the
lortS q salute of 00guns from the battery be.
sides salutes from other points.
air Field, Capt. Hudson and the other promi-
nent persons concerned in the expedition, will
De received at the battery by the city authori.
ues, VINO with the various societies and citizens
wilL form IN procession and procede to the Crys-
tai Palace, where an. address viii be delivered
and gold box will be presented to Mr. Field,
by Mayor Tieman.s a. similar presentation will
be made to Capt. Hudson
Its also arranged, that on some day in the
following week, public dinner will be given to
Mr., Field, Capt. Hudson and the other officers
OF the Niagara, ut which congratulatory mes
sages will pass between the Mayors of New York
anu London. AS soon as the Queens and Presi.
dents messages are read, all the Bells of the
cclAy VIII be rung and q salute fred of 100 guns
from on the park. In the evening the City Hall.
NlA,be Illuminated and display of fire works
made in the park. -s..zlE
The committee of the city govt recommend
that as soon as the Presidents reply has passed
over the eastern wires, the wires of all the
INES IN the country be united and the two mes.
Sages be transmitted to every town and village
having q telegraph Office and the bells be rung
ana suca other demonstrations made as the
Es1tsS - SaAS ASASs localities 5G0 IT.
[Fhe Geographic reporter at New York must
have been celebrating the successful landing of
the cable after-the 18th of July fashion, and has
not yet recovered. We don't altogether under,
stand the following dispatch butgive itas rare
piece Of bungled work .sf uH
New YoRK, Aug. - -Evening.-Omit the
former dispatch Of the programme for the Tele-
graph Observation-Disclosures. The celebration
takes place after the passage of the first mes.
sage: The day, hereafter to be appointed, to
be observed by agreement both in England and
America. Civic and military professions in,
N. Y. to be followed by a dinner. Suggestions
made TO join all telegraph lines and send tho
two messages throughout the country, as men
toned in former dispatch.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Aug. 11.-Mr. Field tele.
graphs to the Directors of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Co. that beforehe left London. it was de-
cided unanimously that after the Queens and
Presidents messages are transmitted, lifeline
will be kept for several weeks, solely for the
use OF the electricians, to enable them to thor
oughly test the various modes oftelegraphing, SO
that the Directors might decide which was the
best and most rapid method. 1t was considered
that when the line was once thrown open for
business, it would be difficult to obtain its use
even for short time for tests, Due notice'will
be given when tits ready for business. lt-,
Dir. Field left here in the q. s. steamship
Niagara for N. y, at five o'clock this evening.
Inc Niagara was towed out of the harbor 6y
the steamer Porcupine, which returns to Ports.
mouth. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

E TIE HAIR People have for centuries been aflicted
with bald heads, and the only remedy, heretofore known
has been those abominabe wigs BY discovery OF
Professor articles being fast dispensed WITH
but many PERSONS still pattonze them because they
have been often imposed upon by Hair Toncs der
ent kinds To oil such ersonsWe earnestly make
guest that they will try again, Woods Rsstora
tive there Is Luc thing fall We know Of lady who
was bald, who used the article short time, and
completely with the tinest beautiful
earls Imaginable We know of hat
rapidly falling which restored greater peffec
tton than Il ever had been before. 81
It 10 aso without doubt QUE articles for keep
ing the good condition. making glossy
removing dandrul, and has proved itself the greatest
my to allthe sis that hair IS heir to. as ~
II Is the duty every oneto improve their personal
pePrauce, though differ In regard ways OF
doing 1T; every will admit that beautiful head Of
hair, either object much t. be de-
sired, and there that should be ef
to obtain such WO4IdSI's 4drpcnte,
Philadephis. y. TITS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions LET every one, instead Of flying
to the alcoholic ormedicinal stimulants, which
must be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinyigorate his dernnged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
E. Booking, Agent Apotheca No. 81 Monroe
street. ~ asg.
SEE advertisement Of Dr.. sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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OlN0INNATI MARKET

- CINCINNATI MARKET. 3lIr.
.AGGgsT 12,---Flour buoyant; 1900 bbls sold:
S4'T5 for Superfine; receipts now. liberal. Whis.
Ky lower; 1900 bbls sold at .22}. Provisions
firm and in good demand; holders generally
asking an advancesfor Bacon. $3.50
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. BALpIMoRE MARKET.

AuGusT 12.-Flonr quiet; new Howard and
Ohio So, 30. Wheat declining; red 81 BAL o..
white $l,20a1,4o. Corn dull; mixed 7sa81:
white 72a86; yellow 85a9O. Provisions Quiet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13
NOMINATION.

PHiIApEIruIA, Aug. 12:---Cha D. Marley
has been nominatedeinz thea6ths Congressional
district by the Democratic Convention.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR or THE WEsTI
NEw YORK, June 19.--Ths steamship Star Of
the WestarriYed this afternoon with California
mails of the 10th ultsand 81 ,527 900 in treasure
have been Anticipated by esSt. Louis. arrived
ycsteFdaY.s 80 ~
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NGORETHAN 500, ooOBOTTLEs
: - - SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEA r.. H95l,525i

TINE RESTORATIVE OF PROF.. o. J.gwooD, FOR RE.
had rival Volume after Volume ht 5 EiTen f6 M
parts Of the world and from the Intelligent prove
that it 10 perfect ssorGtee; but circular and
you cannot doubt; read also the following: -. ~
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PHILADELpHIA MARKEr.

AUGUST 12.-Flonr market continues Quite
Arm and stock still further reduced; sales for
shipment at 81, 81 Ia for old stock Superffne:
1925 for fresh ground from new Wheat, and
are to q fair.extent; ga Cup to $50 for com.
mon sgperfine and fancy. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal unchanged Fair demand for Wheat. and
Pricegwelf maintained. Or
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Harvest Tool s

Harvest Tools.
GOOD cyEhes, snaths CrndIes eicFIes
Forks Rakess &e., recefvedyand for sale by :
. teSo SMITH q 6oRRELL.i
ono GROSS Bonhet Boards, in store ana fSrsSIs IN
w account 81 the Manufacturers, by j
iyl q. j. "A. MErcALRI
GOOD assortment OF Summer CLOTH and CasSiisTss.
made to order at prices 20 suit hard times. {5
myzg Ez.as SIS a. sz.sssss hsess A. II. ADAMS.
GGRUBBIN9 BRUsHEs-The best in the CITY for 7tb1
~ priee-4ust resolved aud for sale by
1y9 - 3 n Hs LOGAN q co.
6E ohss = steel spring Tooth Hor6e YRaK5sy .
IL TefS Desirable article for sale By, 81 IL = = I
Jss2 y l.zz5zzs sAiITHs& G0RREILb
i'm BUSH. Com seal4 st6Fe and f5Tisaie By
AN419szsiT II "a - ~ 3, "a MATHEW GcEABBs
-iHEts 80 Dxs, Prime 6hesse Tor EEIs' S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

a Serious Chargc.- Yesterday a stranger.
named John GOsney was arrested upon the
charge of purloining carpet sack aud a hat
belonging to Richard Woods and John Conklin.
1t seems that all three are residents of Pitts.
burgh and had been running together in the
low Ohio on steamboat Last week they all
agreed to start home. Gosney took charge of
the baggage and went aboard an upward bound
steamer. When the boat left the landing Cos,
ney was surprised to find that his companions
were not present. Upon arriving here by rail.
road, Woods and ConkIin employed an officer
TO ferret out GOsney, whom they supposed,
owing to some msapprehension, had stolen their
baggage. Carney was found and taken to AID
Wright's, where he readily showed the whole
matter to have resulted from mistake, and
that he had forwarded the baggage to a mutual
friend in Pittsburgh. The case was dismissed
Mt the cost of Woods, who made the complaint
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PHOToGR APHs.

az The place to obtain GOOD PHOTOGRAPH is at
wYkE's GALLERY, 1ss Main ST., opposite Onion where
this style Of picture got up life They resemble steel
engraving and fine picture the parOr put
One sitting only is necessary to produce
any number from tn subject They are the cheap
est pictures when more than one is desired.
Old Daguerreotypes restored and copied to any size
Bring in fading DaguerreOtypes and have them
stored and made permanent. SRI.
Every style picture with and dispatch
at WYKE'5 GALLERY,
je29 Main ST., opposite Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
ME subscriber takes great pleasure informing his
trIends and the public he receiving
ana the variety offered in this city
NY STOCK consists part of complete assortment
Carpets Rugs, OIL CLOTHS, wall Paper IRndow Shades
curtain Damasks Satin Delanes, Gilt Oornices, Curtain
Sands and Pins Table and Piano Covers, together WITH
great variety of articles too mention. hI5
stock has been selected with style and price
and DO think that Inducements have
not before been offered In this city. y
Those inWant Of Goods the line wifi
please call at the old stand N o. 1A3, RRnlm So. and
5Stsy themselves that this the place for Good cheap
9ooas. 7SEELlE Ffa3 J. o. HARBOUR,
apo No
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BRIDGE STOCK FOR sAI,D

BRIDGE STOCK FOR SAFE.
II 1E.sATURpAY, THE 14TH DAY or AUGUST NEXT,
- viii sell at public auction at the front door OF me
court HOUSE Virginia. the sale
~ eleven ocock A. NJ Four Hundred and Fifteen Shares
Company. - AeS
The stock win be offered In lots OF twenty shares with
privilege to the buyerto take 100 shares
IT. Terms, Cash -915r 8 DANIEL LAMB
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WAYLAHp, Mass, Feb. 1881
is3,PRoF. OJ. WOOD C0-Gents: Having FeaIEedthe
good eHertso your Hair Restorative wish to
finding my hsir growing tim. wellRs gray vas In
pare by you, promote growth change its color
youth, both of Whichit has completely
In the operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &e.,s st JAMES FRANCIS.
o. WOOD 4 CO., PrOprietorst 812 3roadWay, New York
Gin the great n. Y.Wte in and liz Mar.
ket st.J at Lonis5 9iOa
$50 And sold by al good Druggists. ssv=
decd, &HlS --srn
4fSAINoINNAE so NJ. 1UQs boxes Gsrmaa and olsse
sPer5 stsatseF PslS % prices. by
3y4f5qSaaAs ". T.. NEtpALSs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

RELIGIOUS NOTICE,
II. Dc LANCE, Unitarian, will preach in Hornbrooka
Hall, at 1OH a. 81 and P NJ, on Sunday next. 9te
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

The Fra an the Coat Bank of the Belmont
Rolling Mill was extinguished day before yes
terday evening, after pouring water upon it du-
ring the whole of the day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

~ TO PItIN FEKS.-We have Just received from the
manufacturing establishment of H. d. Wade, New York
another lot of Printing Ink which have to believe
superior to any Ink We have heretofore offered to the
trade Our assortment IL all coloFs
and at all prices We solicit cash orders. News Ink in
IS and 80 h. kegs, a. 25 per pound No ink sent
unless the money accompanies the order.
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- ----------%s<SoNe Ea-7i.
Mad Dog-7ae Dog Ordinance. Yesterday,
dog owned Mr.. John McCuloch, on Fourth
street. manifested unmistakable symptoms of
hydrophobia. gun was brought, and the dog
was shot dead. The animal was securely tied
in the yard at the time This admonishes us
to call attention to the fragrant violations of the
dog ordinance, designed to protect the ctty.from
the terrible afliction of hydrOphobia. The or
dinance provides that every dog running at
at large shall wear metallic or Ieathern collar.
with the name of the owner upon it.. 1t makes
it the duty of the Sergeant or deputies, or any
other person, to kill all dogs not so accoutered,
and the owner or keeper is subject to a fine of
not less than one nor more than five dollars
When the Mayor.shall be satisfied OF the ap-
Pearance ofhydrophobia, the ordinance requires
him to issue proclamation, ordering all dogs to
be muzzled or confined for certain period
ANY person can lawfully kill any dog found run
ming about unmuzzled during that period, aud
the owner or keeper of the same is liable to
tine of not less than ten nor more than twenty
dollars. The case ofhydrophobia above noticed.
should warn tho police, especially during the
middle of the dog days, to ,epdeayor as far as
possible IN pItfNrrai fle,O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

a Sad Gass-A .plan Yish a wooden. leg was
found lying on Water street last night, suffering
{ from an attack of delerinrn aemens. He was.
sad sight to look at.
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Railroad Casuattty.-As a burthen train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was coming
eastward, on Monday last, the conductor, Capt.
J. Magruder Bays, attempted to spring from
one car to another, and just at that moment the
coupling broke and the cars separated. He fell
between, but fortunately caught 50 as to save
himself from falling entirely to the track. One
of his legs was badly bruised, but otherwise he
sustained no injury. The escape was miracu!
lous. ~
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Sad Aectdent-A very melancholy accident
happened in Green township, in the neighbor-
ing county of Harrison Ohio, on Saturday even
ing last Mr.. Joseph Robb, citizen Of that
township, had been over to borrow a sledifrom
one of his neighbors. Mr.. Joseph Reyt nolds, and
was taking, it homes. Just after hi, had lcf, and
was within short distance of Mr.. Reynolds
house, oheAof the colts that he had hitched to
the sled became entangled in the gears and
while he was trying to extricate the animal, Mr.
Robb fell down, and the horse fell upon him
with his knees upon his breast. $50 i,a
Two of his boys, who were along with him,
got the horse off of himas soon as possible, when
he raised up, and Immediately fell back dead
His body was then carried home, which was
about half mile distant and he was buried on
Sunday afternoon, followed to the grave by a
large number ofhis neighbors, bywhom he. was
much respected.
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GArnafaa.

1n PIEOEs Of the latest tyIss and sSvortent q, o,.
5lSnSg or otsHEkHEZYAFjBRUR THREEPLY
AyGRALA,E BRED, g1RLPED dnd n GC4RPEI9
Yard aid 90 snpsstST gnfed Tor 81 eeAts supersns sy
carpet ~ only $40 per yaTcheRper than anVSbeTc
else Velvet Carpets worth ts So for $50 yaFd HStf
ins - for only eepts ysrd. An extra quality
Bag CSTpets - vide, for IS cente! p
very hne HeaIth Rug6 over yards long Tor only esO
worth IL reality 50. EapS--Suaf ALEX iFTEYNANsG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-13

. Nss0 1'rsstdent.-By telegraph Dispatch
rom Cleveland, last night, we learn that Amasa
. one has been elected President of the g. q P.
Railroad. The old Superintendent, Secretary
and Auditor were re-appointed.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
Oil, Oil, Oil !

N-EATS FOOT OIL. LINSEED OIL. CHINA NUT
~ oil, Polar oil, Lard Oil, Uamphene and 1ar
prnline for sale by
M CLARK & BRO.
Fire proof brick Myers ST, between Montgomery
and Bird. "llu
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
For Sale.
DR.. J. r. N. OWEN

0roville, Jan. 6-2w
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
National Hotel !!
BTD"ELT.

F-ss THE ABOVE HOTEL, sothoroughly iden I,
f.is tihed with the ancient aud modern history or
LIN Huuc county ingrncral und Ridwes liar In
particular, having been rehlind, remodellsd aud re-
viyhled throughout. under my supervision, Is now
open to the transient nnd resident public oi butte
county ns first class loe, supplied with all such
edlbls and drink ables the musi choice mnrkrtH OF
tNis state AFFORD lair share oi public patronage 10
solicited. TT WOOD
Nov 10, iSj7.--f
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
NHtiCe.

STATE oy CaL1FoRNIA, o Ofice Bird Of Supervisors
Cnunty of Butte, De-. 5lh, 1857.
1T is ordered by the Board Of Supervisors OF Butte
County, tha, hereafter any person or persons pre-
Sc ting claim or claims for any services or labor
of any nature or for merchandise, or c1y oih' pro-
perty or for supplies of the use and benefit OF the
County, shall certify thereon what officer or person
ordered ol contracted for such labor, service OF
supplies violation OF tins order. after this notice
shall be dee:n ed good grounds for rejection
Attest NH. DARRACII, Clerk
ByJ.H. MARBLE, Deputy.
Oroville, Bee. 7, 1857 d'-Zm'
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
CABIN EFT.
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
IN n p.odsri.r VIM. Gwir
u.s.. REPRESENTATIVES,.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-13
Final Tax Notice.

A III. Persons Delinquent Tor Taxes, either on
"a Real Estate Improvements or Personal Prop
erty, are referred to section 9Th of the Revenue
Law and are hereby informed If said Taxes are not
Immediately paid at my Office. the provisions of ssld
section - will be entOrced wherever pr perry can be
found \. y fLu VI.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
f,royiile, Dec 3lsi, 1857.