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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasures Office,
ORovILLE. January 9th, 1853.

Notice shereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund.
registered between the LIST June and sih of August
1857, inclusive. also Warrants No. 97s, e79 and $50
INDECENT SICK Fund: also all outstanding Warrants
Road Fuudthat the same will be paid on
presentation al this Office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
IT, not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof. the moneys fors said warrants will be appro-
pfiated to pay shehe in order oi registry.
WIN. BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25
NOTICE

SHEKIFFIS OFFICE,
Bulte County, California,
NO SERVICES will be performed in any civil ac
.ion or proceeding until the fee for such service is
paid by the party requiring The service. This rule
will be strictly adhered to- without distinct of per-
sons. N. n. PLUM,
Nov, t3lh Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25

FRANKLIN RoYar. ARCH CHAPTER. u. D.
A Stated meetings held in the Masonic
xV|H II on tae second and fourth fridays of each
"\month II. A. CASTOR, M. L. HIP.
G. +. CoLToN, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25

Regular mtetlnl 8 are held ON the second and
fourth "Wednesday OF ever, month, at O'Clock p NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock = NJ.
BY Order. SIMON X. R0SENTliAL, Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25
DIR. JAMES NJ. VANCE,

r Dry Creek, Butte county, California Office three
miles south OF forkners ranch, ten miles north west
Of Oroville. Special atteD,n given TO the treat
meni Of chronic Diseases, affections of the Eyes, &c.
Jan. 8, 1858
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-25

DIR. j. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
versement appears another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any otner. Attention is called Ia his
advertisement. Etf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
EONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHtSGroN, May u.
SENATE-Nr. Crlttenden. Of Ky, presented
petition from Tai. p. Shaifmer praying for an
amendment of the act of March 81. 1857, which
grants concessions TO the Atlantic Telegraph ca,
tile subsidy granted by that act to he extended
to all Atlantic Telegraph lines. The petition
was ordered to be printed aud referred to the
Judiciary Committee, inasmuch rs it msy in
vOlvc question OF law.
The Senate in Executive session confirmed
JAS Williams, Associate Justice Of Kansas and
different Post Masters in Massachusetts, !nclud-
ing CaPin, Of Boston.
IInusE-Mr. Morgan, OF y. V, said he un-
derstoOd that members were dining at the Pres
ident's house. The officers of this body ha'l
gone thither for them but they were refused adj
mittancc. He thought it outrageous that gen
temen be sitting here at this hour while those
referred To were enjoying themselves Much
merriment was caused by occasional humorous
remarks made in the cause of debate as to
the prUpricty of these proceedings. One side
COutended that it would result in no benefit,
while others maintained that members should
be compelled to attend, To transact business in
order to adjourn ON the 9Th Of June.
A hill Tor the relief Of Barclay Livingston
and others to refund duties on merchandise de
Stroycd ~ the great fire in New York in 1870,
alter debate, was killed by fifteen majority.
Seven Pennsylvania members who had been
dining with the President rendered their excuses
for their absence aud NJ hall past eleven tine
House adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
MASHINGrnN NEMS.

May lj.-I i>patches from Lient Col. Simp-
son, dated Fort Leavcnworih, May 9Th, state
the 9th infantry, under command Of Lieut.. Col.
Anderson, aud the company Of engineers COM
rUandcd 10y Lieut. Duane, left on that day for
Utah. The regiment would go via Fort Kearney
and thence divcrgc from the Oregon route,
as far as the South Fork Of the Platte,
and thence through the Black Hills to Fort
Budgss,
The Minnesota Senator's have drawn lots for
term Of Office. Gen Shields drew the term cX-
piring March 1859, and Mr.. Rice that expiring
March 1863.
Lieut. Ives, in official letters, states that the
explorations Of the Colorado, has 80 far progress
Sed well, that the MOrmOns do not appear to
have been successful IN concililting the Mvjaves
-the latter are jealous of their approach, and
n party has been sent 10 examine the route from
the Mormon road the Colorado which work,
with exploring the Valley of the Virgin, will he
finished in the course Of two weeks. This in
formation proves the practicsbility Of the route.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
RALROAD ACCIDENT.

LAYYAYr1Ts Ind, May 15.-An accident hap
pcned at one o'clock this morning, at Potato
Creek, Is miles South Of Lafayette, bridge
100 feet long. The train was running ut the
rate Of twenty miles an hoTr; when the engine
reached tine further end of the bridge, the whole
gave way, piling the cars one upon the other, he
low. The whole train is complete wreck
The night was dark, aud the high water had
undermined the aLutments. Jacob Brustcnger,
engineer, and Maloney, fireman, were instantly
killed The conductor, james Irwin, who was
setting in the forward car, was struck by
piece of timber, aud died in an hour. The
Passengers escaped without serious injury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
III -nlrEerot Tie Ram.n NonloMN-Awest

The uirIe-of tie Rvm In -HORtOHy--A
nj Join Burns as the PerpetratoT.-W pub
Iished on Saturday morning, the fact that
woman named Mary Aun Montony had been
fund ON the hillside, above the Missouri Iron
Works, bearing marks by which no room was
left TO doubt that she had been deliberately
uuriercd. The officers OF the law were soon
uoon the alert, and suspicion fastened upon
John Burns, a young man of extremely bad
character. He was arrested on Saturday morn
ing in connection with Polk Chalk, John Rode.
bangh, John Lochman and Mary Ann Smith.
The parties were all taken before Aid. Ham
iItor, of the First Ward, presenting the most
loathsomo and filthy looking train that could
possibly be imagined.
The woman MontOny, was poor squalid,
DEGRADED creature, who, in company with others
Of her class, lived upon the hill where she was
murdered, sometimes sleeping in old stables or
out in the open air. Burns, Chalk, Rodebaugh,
and many others, it appeared were frequent ys-
itnrs Of these women.
John Rodebaugh testified that he was present
upon the hillside about o'clock Thursday
morning. John Burns was there. Burns and
the woman Montony got to quarreling when
witness saw Burns strike the woman two or
three times with colt or other heavy weapon
Witness fearing that Burns in his anger might
fall upon him, ran away and saw no more.
Polk Chalk, Il boy sixteen years Of age, was
present when the quarrel commenced but left
for the same reason given by the previous wit
ness.
John Lochnan discovered the body early on
Thursday morning, according to his own testi-
rnony, but made no information of the fact.
Mary Ann Smith, dis>ipated, blear eyed
young woman, without a whole garment to her
back, testified to having spent portion of the
night with Burns, but afterwards fell asleep and
could tell nothing of the striking
Aid. Hamilton thought iram the manner of
the witnesses that they knew more of the mat.
ter than they were willing to reveal, and ac-
coriingly committed NIL those named, together
with the principal, Burns, to await a further
hearing before the County Court
The murder is supposed 10 have been com
mttrd about three o'clock on Thursday morn
ing, and the body was not discovered until Fri
day evening After the inquest the body re,
manned upon the hill until Saturday, when it
was taken away aud inferred. Burns, the sup.
posed pcrpetrator of this liendish deed is the
man who was recently shot in the foot from a
house of ill,fame in the FIRST Ward, by Mitch
II, the proprietor Of the house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

HestcrH Virginia agricultural Socitfy.-At
meeting of the Western Virginia Agticultur-
al Society and Industrial Institute" held ut the
Court House on Saturday last, it was re-
solved that all the rights, privileges and effects
of that Society be transferred to the "Yirginia
North Western Agricultural Society,"" provided
that the lfe-mcmbers of the former Society be
life-members of the latter, it being understood
that in those cases in which firms become life
members by subscription of $50, only one
member of the firm shall enjoy the benefit of
the membership.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Bo4y RecOesred.-A day or two since, We
published description of the body of man
recently found in the Ohio river at Bucklhll Bot
tom, below this city. On Saturday, Mrs. Jane
Evans, of Richietown, called upon us and stated
that the description answered to the person
of George Gould, her son.in-law, who left this
city for St. Louis, some three weeks ago. He
was formerly engaged in the rolling mill of J. NJ.
Todd & Co., and has brother living in Richie.
town, as well as wife and three children
From the wounds on the body, it is supposed
that the unfortunate man most have engaged in
q fight on board the boat, and was knocked off
into the river.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
TERRIBLE TORNADOES.

ST. LouIs, May ia violent tornado blew
the passenger train Of the Chicago. Alton and
ST. Louis Railroad off the track at Lexington,
H., ON Thursday. Several persons were severe
" injured The towns oi Lexington, Peoria,
and junction at TOwanda suffered severely half
of the houses in them are FRUSTRATED. and three
men killed at Towanda
Yesterday another storm Of like character
passed over the region between bloomington
and Springfield, doing much damage. 4 large
number Of houses in Elkhart and Williamsville
were demolished, one Of them falling ou and
crushing iamilY Of five persons to death.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Difficulty Among the Women.-On Saturday
morning Mrs Sheridan and Mrs. o'Donnell, of
East Wheeling, got to quarrclins and calling
one another hard names Tho matter was Ia
ken before Alderman Wright for adjustment
Sons dozen Irish men and women were present
and lively time was had Mrs o'Donnell was
fined So and costs, making in all SOLO, which
her husband paid
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
ANNouNcnadE Mt FOR SHERIFF.

DtING satisfied. rou. the representations Of friis,
ID majority 81 tie % the ci:y and county
abe peepie fog
once OF sheriff ;is COzat,: bang Tally CONVINCED
THAI the NCtss a several % thz dTct, both ii the city
county, have been ia the late CONVEX
elrE-tvs:
full represented Nssez theF would
have been TIE NOMINEE of the CGuyehon and Being fur
Their satisfied that II IL duy friends, veil
self that the people should decide tt polls the
OF difference and oPp1rnt:
the uTseEt solicitations Of my friends both eiiy
county, announce m1ss Candidate for the oiisr Of
SIrria, : the sas1iug election. SAMUEL igwIS.
Nav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
FRnM KANSAS CITY.

MAT !S.-Inte!ligcrce received here last
night from Lecomplon. to the effect that a band
If marauders had committed mnr.icrouS depre-
datiOnE in that neiGborhood ON the Itl, robhing
several settlers aud the store of WIN. 5. Wells,
fifteen miles from Lecompton. The gang il
said to number 90 men armed. 1t is asserted
to he the same that recently perpetrated robbie
ries and murders at Fort Scott. No pursuit is
ntirrI.utrI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
PICTURES FOR THE MILLIoN!

SH- Prices sui; the times, u; wYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART, Nu Sreetogposi UnioH. Pictures this
Gallery greatly reduced PRICES The public
the place the Pictures
ken in the city.
Iwouid also that they need go
obtain CT eHp lietUTvs
quarters where prepared to take heEI cheap
the cheapest. (dcc3Il J.W. WYkEs, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
business NOTICES.
SEE advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver In
vgorator in another column.

Telegraph Ms,os.-flttesn Days Latey fran
Bt.tim.ore.--Stein Brothers have received
dispatch from their large house in Baltimore
that there is decline on Mineral Bank notes,
but they arc still paying their old prices for
that kind of money. Those having this sort of
funds would do well to bring it to Stein Broth
ers ct once, us they do not expect to offer the
late high prices much longer.
STEIN BROTHERS
Baltimore Clothing House,
No. Is, Monroe St.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
NEW YORK MARKET

MAY l5.-Fluur quiet, with salcS Of 5000
bb!s. Wheat firm; 2Dp, 900 bushels sold 1T esc
for Western red. Corn heavy; sales at $1,000
bushels at Toe i;,T white and i5aTlc for yellow
Pork unsettled: SHleS at $l1,6l for Ness and
$l4,25 fur Prime Lard duit Whisky linn at
go l-2a2lc. The auction sales Of Teas wer=
well attended and previous rates were MAIN
tanned. Grnceries nniet aud mnchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
French Goods.

T'HINTZES-2od pie "a wide. warranted fast eolors,
X 1875 cents always sold for - yard Also 81
second mourning chn'Err ut L. esiii<
LOUPINE'S BEST ALL wool DE LAME Al 5IJf cents
per yaUd
LAWSS-The very hest quality, which used sell IS
cents, viii sell nov 1t ls3 cents so-s good quality
low 90 n VaTd.
CiiALLY DE LAINEs-Pain snd hsurri. 'he very 4ne't
riain cent. and hgur, q 1t - cruts yard.
OMBHs GRAPE E'ESPA'+NE-25 pieces BEAUTIFUL styles
nd Glove, very low price.
OTBRE RiGEGE 30 pieces, ~srth 81 cents, Ter only
Ss- fsr piece Amelins Dress Goods, very nice and
chzap.
Rack STA, rich - inch vide, only
l,rr ave. Aoii last season a. o per yard.
The GsIeaISsI BnTEnia Yes.
sell superior kILN ROHES. 81 yards each
quality sold from t25 to SIo. Yer emily
SIS apiece. ! challenge any msrcis=t possessing
Judgment atout silks d-ay that these Estrs
sold half thrT VaH- ALL superior article COLONEL
POULTDE 17O3ES 4 DULLES, sid= stripes, very de-
and de Ens, and I'll be sold st bargain.
Tey ~ recent nporatinn ~ large NcU fors
retail ad we're bought beloU I=isftsTs
Also received about 20 drest atter1s e s lee
fancy silks. yeFN handsome and cheap.
irHI BARGE, LAWN ClIALLY ROBES both side stFpsa
double skirts EsTrEr ROher - yds each such sold
for $40, vii sli for - Chaly Rshss,
ENe- NJ Hiy-, cheap Pine Ian ini-s - oEi Ona
Dollar aud III ~ Cents aPieeri At ALES- AEYAsA'S.
aOf-im taI Nnf~ ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
RTVFR AND WFATUFR

CIvcISSATFP MAY l5-The river has fallen Z
inches the last "a hours. Weather cloudy and
damp. Heavy rain fell last night.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-River falling; 1-2 feet
the falls. Weather cloudy indicating tain.
Mercury ~.
PrrTsBrRe, May l5.-River IN feet by pier
marx, faIling. Weather clearing up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
RANKS RESUMED

ST. Lows, May l5.-The suspended hanks Of
this city resumed yesterday.
The Chamber If Commerce of this city. re-
ported in favor of the establishment Of Ocean
Mail Service. between the T. s and the West
Indies, Brazil and Argentine Republic, as pro-
posed in the memorial Of John Garden, now be-
fore Congress.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

MAY l5.-Bhly Boxirg@' whole party, con =
sisting Of one hundred and sixty persnns. ar
rived at the Barracks below the city last
evening.
Efforts TO stop the crevasSe, twenty five miles
above. has been abandoned. The damage caused
by these crcvnsSics is counted by millions.
River not falling here
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Horse Dropned.-on Saturday evening a
horse belonging to Hugh Crockett drowned
in the river opposite the landing. The owner
drove the animal in ,he water, beyond his depth.
The horse being attached to a heavy drny could
not recover, and sank TO the bottom. Mr..
Crockett narrowly escaped with his life
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
DIED.

On Saturday the 18th Inst O'Clock, A. NJ after aiong
painful Illness whis she bore with rm-
patience, MARY l., wife Of Ihe late Noah Zane,
Esq, in the I'D year OF her age.
Her will take place from her late rssdence.
ner of Main snd Union streets Tuesday Mt 10 in ;he
morning. The friends the family requested to at
tend.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
Asaignee'a Sac.

THE following oGcC private sale
uSuday "a June ue1t. Eh=ii Fueh o
sold. VII BE- ogeIe at Public Auction HoGsr,
viz
IS WhrtIisE and Belmont Hrbl-s
Company = hare - stock af the HzLuEtsa Hal
aoei1on; E.l.cspaI ca 1rCh.
Lots No ls9 and 49, II Nount Wood Cruy;vr5 Lots
Ts9 49,, Centre Nh--lis LIT No G. square
in SOgth WherIaE; Tat No. % in tbs SIsunsVIr
Lots No = O. ~. II. ~ AEi 81 IS. ur srtsians
Buen1 Vista hoitta7 Wls--liEx= Ma
for SIS, payable IN In the Ins Of
pTcts sirsaand. - Los Js-oh'a ziririaa South
Whs-lnE. UIci out % city iilts aud
taxation and desirable for e-tcai r-siI-rccs.
term. T.. apply IAs e. II--y TaiIGnt,
rsIatio;l the last - Lets Mr.. Cvan,
near tn prrn1if-s. 3AKER, TALLANT q BAREH.
AFzl-td A.sIEusss 81 WA. z S,hy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
BALTTMORE MARKET.

MAY l5.-Fiour steady. Wheat unchanged
and lower grades heavy. Sales ri white Corn
At 6la63c; yellow 66a6sc. Whisky nominal At
20a20l .. Provisions dull and Dropping
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17

Tie Riser.-The river was falling on satur.
day with II feet depth of water in the channel.
The weather was warm with clouds and sun
shine at intervals. No business of Importance
was doing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
BRAGGS ARCTIC LINIMEMr

\
This ineomprehensnle Liument, upon Nhich the Erra
of the afflicted Of all lands rely for relief IRON
CANCER Serofula, sprsns uises Burns, ScsdS and h
sqsshSoa' T T1T I've per ID. s similar It
sufferer, the "lioEns iHeu0randnn o. ai.w OF The won
tihcates the parties named the possession
the hui eF length Prreud's publication OF
one RoiIo triumphant.
Mrs. MONT, No. GI5 Morgan Street st. Louis, having
rrrparatons withOI! eject, BY atty crnbOt
', - - ~ 0aI of PnrEnIory.
ssFg gTT Ssss Of EAS .Si fs
S'iiy the Little ChIidrcn.
little daughter Of Mrs lee residing Lake
Chicago, sealds all over by the uPsetF Of kettle
ins TO directions, the Gre Instantly extracted
ana in few days the Little sufferer wa. we'll.
Mrs George Tyler, Canal STREET N o., had iSns suf
so o. the 5S,sIs sc
's'''''' % "'' I a IToF IsnSE T"mor.
EaEsRs Mory Sf,es1 va. ,GrTs ysa[ T yls Of
uuu he tried te arctic Linncnt Three bottles cured
'''' :" " '' Wonderful CurcI
Mrs bedford, Mobile, confined couch for three
year win Tpnh palsy ana after being 10 dssI1 TS NE
-'-'' - '''''' An ExPIosIon.
MLMPnIs, Tess, Nov. 2sth, 1887.
thereby certify, that LAvig been badly bruised and
me Co Try Brsgss Aretc Linii.Et TIT sinai
y EXTRA ted from tIs .c1s and in very short time all
mES Si 70 AYERS ~ Ganyi.
The UIind see!
WgHsTkE CIR Iowa, Nov 9Th, 1881.
DR 4. g. BRAos-D-ai SIR: For more than ihi zee ssHTs
had been aieied wh inIamsd eyrs,n an aggravated
desres tried Enri0s. ~ S;S mo
nlment, and in two months neeTy Wsll. Ny Little
daughter afflicted Ia the same manner Cor the
and during portion the time entirely blind
In cue applied your valuable Iinirr, Mt H"d her
bitt-bO, cured daughters N! own, Gv.dr.
Fheuinatlsm la back. would cot lac Nout
lyOuriHvaluaIIe remedy In my heuss Your tTgly
thereby certify that an veil acquainted with William
Eussell and with tue Ss'onInl cures he msntion' anu
-'''" rs. WGnswnIriI, P ~, Webster City.
This invaluable is also equally eGeatlous
curing the diseases Of amin ais WtnSss the foloSng
keep ivery tie West aud gen.
orally known shFOusheutthe unisec states
We, cuLdersIgne hNvias usyd Dr Brsgg's ArGeLhi-
prlIor aeSe in curing the diseases Of aorses; - Welfare
satisfied q the Arei' icing the best LniHsHi aas,
nunJer Of extensive livery stables THE city and
e. K great aud We unesIstnRIy say that ArctIr Linz
tis only we bave found diedys sgcstirs
others having the care Of horsrs.
LIAOH, AENOT CO.,
C,.,,, Chs'huF Street
Many Drlgsi,,s having old LIalIasnts en- hand yin tIy
SS 90 s ~ is GS as s R IES r.
INTENT = ard ' Sl,ti no 0' their.,.o.,,,o
The proPrlvtors agree furnish doll
lar bottle With free subscription 30 she u 8 Journal
certificate entitlny She holder the bereh Q: m prop
tie The Arctic Lniment pat up 10 9Sesnt 50 eeat and
81 bottles The 50 cent and 81 bottles contain 50 and G
1 Bss e 6flE
/ An agent wanted In every town aud viisi e APpiies-
ton. S be p FigSR;h refer
Z ~ General g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
ROR smERIRR.

Misses EETOas-PeT1it through your columns 6,
announce myself n CITEKNsE CANiDEIE for giertlnn
the Office OF sheriff Ohio county, AZ the ensuing Siiu
Lection. Ifeb4J ISAAC CO1Is.
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EOm SmEIsIER.

FELLOW CHIzENs :At solicitation Of
her Of friends Hguia oEvT self candid e for the
oie- Of sleTiu OHIO pdFinz myself IL elected,
discharge the dntlss Of tae otcS With iuil.tII,.
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CARR.

4 CARR.
Irsspee'fuIy decline tobseome candidate for Sheriff
OF Ohio l tender my thanks to the numerous
friends who have solicited become candidate and
have offered me their support.
II should pleasure OF the people to elect me
again them In the office OF clerk of
the Circuit Court ALONZO LORlNH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-17
BLISS & CAMPBELL.
(srucE--s-s- JtHAsssa
manufactures WHOLESALE = RETAIL DEALERS
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Ne. So alRIu street,
WHEE.TTNG VA

NAyE csTInz spring uty!r5 Ha,a Carr
w and EtraH GoadF. uiI'eA. When
any kir.i "a III. efty sr
q she fashssuste
Hole, six S1if. BeaTrT, Cassisr M-trulaoIi-
HunzaFIan Uufor. HlTia Kossuti, Planters Fa4-
,lsfiE-s FT=a1i FtFf-s. u A. prr., %
sait t= prrse tstrns--ey q tie HnEey 4ISrt Tbs
iss F-ressv laTi: ezii sEarllas for ahsr.
ssivvs- taPi;i EEIIES CAMPBELL
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ComnIs.Ioner OF Revenue.

HEssEs. EpITvEs:-PItus- announce I. NJ. EMBEkToS,
Es,l., C,tizsus CluidAv Coztl-zsvEst Ret
the CeuHIry bistres, Ali e0EST favor
personal Grlei.ds sHG THE VOTEkS.
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Urea. y. Y, May I5.-The verdict oF the
Coruner's Jury on the killed by the recent Rail
road acrident, censures the New York Central
r. R.'Co: for not having the bridge properly
examined.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Nay 15-Flnur dull for lower grades; sales
Of 400 bbls Extra at SS,ssa4,O0- Whisky
steady at 17c. Provisions dull and nominal;
nothing doing.
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MEssRs EoiIOHs--tlrssr autoE &C EcTthy ritlECi
WM. J. HOusIEN, Independent candidate foi
feL6 TIiE MAJORITY OF vOTEEs.
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AMBROTYpES

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