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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
TeIegraphic Dispatches.

WAsHISGToN, March lG.-The Republican
Senators held caucus this morning to de-
tarmine their proceedings on the Kansas hil.
While they prefer that the debate be con-
Quoted during the usual hours, they Will
consent to an evening session if necessary,
but they do not want the vote to be taken
this week, being DESTROYS that Senator Doug
las may be heard on Monday, he being to-"
unwell, it is supposed, to address the Senate
before that time.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day ar-
cepted all the bids under five per cent for
the five million of Treasury notes. These
embraced over two millions and half
All above five per cent. were awarded pro
rata.
Yesterday, and to-day, 1879 bills and reso-
utions were introduced into the House by
the members from various States and Terri
tories.
The Turkish Vice Admiral and suite ar
rived here this evening.
The Speaker received the Mormon memo
rial direct from Salt Lake. Its tone being
considered offensive by many members, he
said he did not feel at liberty to decline lay
ing it before the House, it being from Ter
ritorial Legislature.
Mr.. MsttesOn has been served with no
tice that the House Committee will act on his
case on Thursday.
ALTOONA, Pa, March IA grand demon
stration was made here this evening 10y the
employees Of the Pennsy lvania Railroad on
the occasion of Mr.. ii. c. Lom5aert, the late
superintendent, leaving tor Philadelphia to
assume the duties of Com ptroler and Audi
tor. A torcb-light procession, headed 10y
the Altoona brass band, was formed at the
Company's shops, and marched " bis resi-
dence, &c.
CINCINNATI. March l5.--The steamers
Great Western and Princess came in coils
sion at three o'clock on Saturday morning,
opposite Raleigh, Kentucky. The Princess
sapk in ten minutes to her hurricane deck.
The cabin passengers on the Princess were
saved. together with the hooks and baggage.
One woman and two children, deck pas
sensers. and three OF the deck hands, were
drowned.
The Great Western took the rescued pas
seDgers to Sbawneetown.
AUBURN, March Is "A FIRE broke out in
the north wing Of the Auburn prison, on Sat
ur0ay evening, dEU uOHhOJSN P''FS'' 'S
lonpipp 10 the State to the amount Of - 900.
Barber & Sons, carpet contractors, are also
sufferers to q large amount, which is partial
" covered 10y insurance. There WAS con-
siderable excitement among the cOnvicts, but
no escapes were made. The ire was the
work of 40 incend lary.
PHILADELPHIA, March l6.--This morning,
ahont o'clock. the extensive barn on the
Lancaster pike, near this city, belonging to
Tbos. =. Remington, esq, was totally des-
troyed by FIRE, together with large number
Of horses, and sixty-four head Of the best
bIooded cattle in the county. They had
been collected by Mr. Remington at great
expense, and the loss will not only be severe
~ felt by Mr.. r., but by the farmers gene
rally. The loss is estimated at about S25,-
900, upon which there is no insurance, bis
policies having expired about one month
since. The FIRE is attributed to an incendia-
~, many Of whom are Prowliog about the
county. The farmers are III great alarm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
House OF Re Representatives, March 10.

House OF Re representatives., March 10.
Mr.. Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania. pre-.
sented his bill for the admission Uf Kansas
into the Union. In effect it refers the Lee
compton Constitution back to the people. to
be passed upon first by convention OF dele
gates aud then by a popular vote. MIR.
Stephens. of Georgia, moved to refer this
bill TO the Committee on Territories, but this
motion was rejected yeas ~, nays lo5, and
the bill was referred to tue select committee
of fifteen on the subject of Kansas.
Mr. Reilly, OF Pennsy lvania, subsequently
offered another bill for the admission Of Kan
sas, but. objection being made, it was not
received.
MIR. Phelps, of Missouri, introduced Pa
cifc Railroad bill, which was referred 70 his
select committee on that sulj ect. and several
other bills for wagon roads and military
roads across the continent, were referred to
committees.
The expcdiency of aboli.hing the Post
Office system, Of making postmasters elective
officers, and of amending the tariff, were
an, oug the subjects ordered to be inquired
into.
Mr.. Burroughs, of New York, introduced
q bill to aid the construction Of ship canal
around Niagara Falls on the American side,
Ivy a donation Of public lands; which was
referred to select committee OF nine, mo-
non to refer it to the Committee on the Pub
lie Lands having been lost; Ayes 50, noes %.
A special committee was ordered to inves-
tigate certain charges growing out Of the
sale of the Pennsylvania Bank building to
the United States.
A joint resolution providing for the ad-
journment of Congress on the first Monday
ID June, was passed Ivy large vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
Iafer from KnnsRs.

ST. LOUIS. March l5.--Late arrivals from
Kansas state that the municipalities had tri-
uuphed ut the Free State Convention held at
Leaveuworth. They had succeeded in noml-
mating candidates to the constitutional con-
yention. A Douglas democratic ticket had
also been nominated.
The election held 90 the 9th inst. passed of
ouetly. so far as known. The votes polled
amounted to between 8 and 5000.
The enrolment of the militia was proceed
ing Notwithstanding the proclamation OF Gov.
Denver againstit it.
Mr.. Babeock. the anti-Tnpeka candidate
had been elected mayor Of Lawrence city oy
a large majority.
All was quiet at Fort Scott.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
sh.ritfaf Rnnuuier.

Our cotemporary of tbs Clarke Journal,
consratulates the people of that county upon
the promptness with which its most worthy
and excellent Sheriff, Mr.. Ran, paid the
coup.y ,axes into the State Treasury when
so many others failed to perform that duty
This gives US an Opportunity to state thst our
efficient auI popular Sheriff, Jno. U MARI
ESQ.,. was also very prompt in paying 10 onr
taxes, and for the manner in which be mas
discharged his duty, will doubtless De re-
elected without opposition Hafrento" " Aig'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

On the 10Th inst Lord Derby read n
speech in the British House Of Lords. lie
glanced at the state Of the army with refer
enoe to the Indian war. 1t was yet the most
respectable numerical force within the United
Kingdom. lie entertained no doubts of the
success of Sir Colin Campbell: and when the
mutiny is fully suppressed it will be the du-
" of tho government to pacify and tranquil
inc India. Though oondemning the causes
Of the Chinese war, Lord Derby expressed
satisfaction at the results of the war, and that
Canton had fallen. 1t was the duty Of gov
srument, with the least possible delay, t."
make safe and honorable peace, 40 that
commerce may be re-established. lie insist
ed upon the importance to France and to
Europe. of the Emperor Napoleon's life, and
Indignantly characterized "a atrocious the
attempt 1T assassination. lie made allow
snce for the indignation expressed by the
french people, but did not believe that the
addresses from the French Colonels gave o
true representation Of the French army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The speech of Senator Benjamin, of Lou
isians, on the Kansas question, is one of the
ablest that has been delivered on that sub
jeet. His principal object was to controvert
tho propositions that slavery is the creation
of the statute law Of the several States where
II 10 established; that it has no existence
outside Of the limits Of these States that
slaves are not property beyond those limits :;
and that property in slaves is neither recog-
ni.ed nor protected by the Constitution Of
the United States, nor by international law.
His argument against these assumptions is
Q very conclusive one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

Whilst acknowledging the perfect right of
our respected correspondent from Loudoun,
10 be beard on the matters on which he writes,
We yet must respectfully express our dissent
entirely from some of the views he presents.
1. has been demonstrated that the best way to
relieve ourselves Of the burthens now weigl
ing upon Us heavily. in the shape Of state taxes,
10 to make such appropriations to the princi
pal lines Of internal improvement, as will
complete them. and thus afford rerenuc from
their construction. The action of the Gov
e,nor in continuing tho Legislature in ses-
mon, for another effort to accomplish that
end, we highly commend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

In the House Of Representatives, on Tues
day. just previous to the adjournment for the
day. memorial from the members and Off
GERS of the Legislature Of Utah was present
cd and read. The Mormon officials remon-
strate against the advance of troops into
their Territory, declare their determination
TO resist, and make some preposterous de-
N ands upon the General Government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH is, rsss
The Senate was in session all Nonaay


The Senate was in session all MoHddy
night, and did not adjourn until 6 o'clock A.
Nj. on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Clark spoke
nearly all night on Monday, and was replied
to by Mr.. Green. During this response, MIR.
Clark quietly sat down to cup OF tea to
refresh himself, having, as be said, tasted
neither bread nor water since O'Clock that
moraing. Some unpleasant passages" oc
CURED between Mr.. Green aud Mr.. Cameron.
which our readers saw were explained and
settled during the sitting 90 Tuesday. Much
time during the session Of Monday night was
taken up 10 motions to adjourn, calls Of the
Senate, votes by ayes and noes, &c Alto
Rether it was a scene which We hope will not
be witnessed again. Let the Senate take
cArs not to initiate the House Of Represeu-
tatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The Chinese Now Year. which begins on
the 18th of February, was celebrated in the
city of San Frsnciso, in becoming style by
the Celestials. Any quantity of fire crack
ere we're exploded. young pigs eaten. and
strong tea drank from bsby-cups. John"
Was out in holiday apparel and rather aston
ished the outside barbsrians" by the width
Of bis blue gown and the length Of the new
silken addition to biz tail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

In the Senate. on Tuesday, Mr.. Pugh, Of
Ohio, made an earnest speech, defending the
legality and validity of the Lecompton Con.
s,itution, though announcing that, in ODE
dience to the instructions of the Legislature
Of his State, be should be constrained to vote
against the admission of Kansas under that
iustrument
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The Ocala (Florida) Companion confirms
the recent reports from other sources. of the
probable early termination Of The war against
the Indians in Florida.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

Gov. Hicks. of Maryland, has appointed
Msssrs. B. ii. Shsckelford Of Warrenton,
james Pleasants OF Richmond, Alfred Cald-
we'll of Wheeling, VIC. Cazenove Of Alex
audris, and Robt. j. Davis. of Lyuchhurg,
Commissioners for the State of Maryland to
t>ke acknowledgements of deeds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

1t is stated that tho result of the recent
court-msrtial upon Col. Sumner. at Carlisle
Barracks, was the acquital of Col. 5. upon
both the charges preferred against him 10y
Gen. llarnsy. The Secretary Of War, it is
also stated. dissents from the finding of the
court, on the ground that the note sent WAS
clearly, 10 his opinion, challenge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

Jesse Crockett, the free negro charged WIN
the murder Of Griffin at Aqua, set fire to the
jsil ct Stafford Court House the other day,
broke bis chains, and was nearly suffocated
foe his trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

A case of Lynch Law lately occurred in
Auburn, California. The Sheriff ADD his az
sistants interfered. but they were seized
and held, until the man who was murder
sr} was tied up and hung BY the crowd as
sambled on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The Maryland Annual Conference OF the
Nstbodist Protestant Church, in session in
philadelpbis, 10 proceeding with the regular
businees of the Church affairs, iu harmo-
Aious manner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

II UNAWAYS, $50 REWARD--Ranaway
IL from the subscriber on or about the LIST Of
February, u!t. the following described negroes,
which were at work on my farm in Cupeper
county, Va A boy named JIM POLLARD,
about &c years old, dark complexion, rather
tall and spare made. Also his brother, TOM
POLLARD, about 81 years old, well made, FULL
round face, muIatto complexion. will give a
reward Of S25 each Tor the apprehension of said
negroes so that get them again.
Letters may be addressed TO me at Fredericks-
burg, Va HENRY FITZHUGH.
Fredericksburg, NH 2-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

None of the United States troops on board
tho ,te.mer Arkansas, recently suagged and
!, unk 10 the Mississippi. were lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The House of Representatives has passed
. Joint resolution for the adjournment Of Con-
.rsss on the frst Monday iu juno next. We
bopA the Senate may concur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The Spirit of Jefferson says that the Office
Of Paymastsr Of the National Armory, at
Hsrper's Ferry. will be conferred on DR..
Dennis Murphy, Of Martinsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

A number of heavy failures have recently
occurred among the business men 10 York,
Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

TIE election for Mayor Of Fredericksburg
rss,l,sd a. follows-Peter Goolrick, LIS /;
". s. Scott, l6l; is. Caldwell, l3l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

NTOTTCE.-The subscriber, having purchas-
FL Of A. J.. Gregory his entire stock 81
Goahs and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSl-
NESS, Is prepared 70 execute, with promptness,
all orders for Plain and Japanned TIN WARE,
or other work in his line He will also keep
on hand an assortment Of Cooking and Parlor
STOVES, parlor Crates, Safes, Reir gerat"rs,
Water Coolers, Pumps, &C. together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish.
menrs Tmh 81 H. |. GREGORY.
n. B--All persons having claims will pre-
sent them, aud those indebted 10 M are request
ell to settle without delay with F.. H. Gregory,
at the old stand, Is king street, who IS author
lied to receipt bills. and use my name IN the
settlement of my business.
NH I5-Im A. l.. GREGORY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

INOR SALE.-HavIng permanently settled
myself in the city OF Alexandria, now
offer to sell privately, the very desirable proper.
~ IN the town OF Iefi-rsonton, Culpeper County,
Va formerly owned by J. +. Latham, consist.
IL iug OF a large and comfortable Dwell
IL LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Granary Stable,
Ic4.nouse. &c, with about THIRTY TWO
ACRES Of beautiful grass land, large and
productive Garden, Orchard, &c, which will
sell on most accommodating terms. Any one
wishing to purchase, | would refer them 10 Mr..
Caleb Burnley or Mr. James Settle residents
OF the aboge place; Mr.. Rice W. Payne, War
renion, Va or TO Il. English II Brother, Alexan-
drIa. mh I3-eottl {. w. ENGLISH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

nRUGS, &c.-Pearl Sage, or &
- Gelatine, Size Glue, LI4Iom o.
fresh Tannic Acid, Sulphate MofPum q.
Oil Lavender, Oil OF Bergamot T.,
Black Pepper, just received, and l .ol-S.s.r
JAMES ENTWlSLE, JR, APS ,S, =.
NH 8 NO - :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

~ The sale OF the tickets Tor Nh b'''
address, will be closed at the several BOOK
at 4, =. NJ. tomorrow. The Tickeicm
Liberty Hall, will be opened at .. r y.
those remaining unsold will he disposed o. p.
The doors OF ID. Hall will be oP'n'' =
o o'clock, and the address will commrS's
o'clock. mn ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

II JoHs ANBLER respectfully Ai li, o.
sell as a candidate for the office oil 'I'''
County Court OF Fauquler. - ...-
Markham Station. FduqUIer TO 'J'" e
asy- We are authorized to aba.""'. t.,
H. JENNINGS, for reelection 10 Inc .in. =,
of the County Court OF Fauqu''' '0'''
NH l3-eotE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

UNITY DOLLARS Runaway
from the subscriber, living in the lower end
OF Culprper county Va, near Richardsvlle, a
Negro Man named PROSPER, aged about 81
years. he is about hve feet six or seven iaches
in height light complexion, low forehead, and
bushy hair He lett the neighsorhooh on Mon
day morning last, and has not been heard Of
since, and is probably making his way 10 the
North.
4 reward of $40 will be paid Tor Prosper, if
taken within ten miles, S25 II taken over ten
miles, within the State, and $50 if arrested out
OF it, and returned TO me, or secured in jai! so
that get him again. ELIZA RICHARDS.
Culpeper Co. Va mn 9-e0tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

The above article is most concentrated
Phosphate manure, and should be welcomed as
a great desderatum.
(Signrd) CHARLES BlCKELI. Phi. ID.
The article is ground 10 fine powder, and
put up IN strong bags. For sale low
mn l3 JAMES &. NEVETT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

sa3- To the Voters Of tduqu'e' C"--
FELLOW CITIZENS BY the sohcl'aiIon ~
friends, have consented 10 becom, " CO..
for The office OF Commissioned oI il' !"
in the Northeastern District. 10 onsf'.
self for that important office, ] do no' N,' q.
ALI office of honor, but only IN pc
point; and should il BIZ the choice
people 10 elect me, will Try TO dI, '.i.'
duties OF the Office efficiently and ss,H, -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18
nHOSPHAIlC GUANU-l am receiving
supplies OF NEVASSA OR b ROW n
COLOMBIAN GUANO and beg 10 call espe.
Cia attention TO It's analysis below.
NJ 90 LNI,u,nup RIII nINcs
BALTIMORE, Feb 5, 1913.

BALTIMORE, Feb 5, 1898.
Asample OF Guano from the Island of Nevassa,
consisting OF reddish brown grams OF pea size
and smaller, having been left al this office Tor
examination, | have analyzed ii and found II
10 b" composed as follows:
Bone Phosphate of Lime. ..............G40 ~
Containing of Lime. ..............3I.6 7
Do do. Phosphoric Acid. 1895
Phosphate of Iron. ....... ........... 6Gs
Con aiming of Per. OXIDE OF Iron -. 1888
Do. do PhosphoTic Acid..... 3l5
Carbonate OF Lime Observation-Disclosures. All
Containing OF Lime. .............. 2G4
Do. do Carbonlc Acid ..... 2O7
Per Oxide OF Iron ard AIumina, (with
a trace OF sand ....................l 5H
ater.... 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-18

IL 10 THE VOTERS OF FAUQCiss "
FELLOW -CITIzEss - am before yon .
date Tor the Commissioner OF Inc h''
the North Eastern District. and resPrCnI.g
your support. JAMES NV"
FauquIer, nov l9-eOtI
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
OPHIR TOWNSHIP.

ORovmLE Precinct, No. |, in Washington
Block .- II. B Lathrop, Sen Inspector. and
George W, Garriott aud Il. Duuham, Jud-
ges.
PR,cINcr No2, Theater Block p. d.
Harris, Inspector, c. Scribcr an1 J. B Ford
Jodges
LYNcHBURGH.--T J jenkins, Inspector
and ...... Myers, Judges.
RonrNsoN HILL ---Grcy. Inspector,
and Redding and j. NJ, Young, Judges.
CnERoKEE RAvINE ALLEN Smith, lnspec-
spector and George Dillon and ellis, judi
ge9.
GArpfN RANCH Cummings, spector,
and A +. Mann aud c. Davis, Judges
CENrRA A. House. Ward, Inspector, and
Alex Kirby aud A Jec&son, Judges
KENr's RANcIi w. f. Mcconnell. ii
Ba'emnn nn Jonn A Snell. judges.
WHITE RoCk--W. G. Tatmrn. lnspcc or,
and Levi Smith aud Z. A. Bergman. Jud.
ges
L"NG's B.R.--A. Cole, Inspector. and
-Judses.
Uni CAFE CLAIM Capt f wilson,
Inspector, and A. IL. Couna,y M Chiidus.
Judges
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The ttficers Of the several Election Pre-.
clncts are hereby instructed not TO attach
their accounts to the Election Returns. but
TO send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their RESI- ective Precincts.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors OF
Butte County.
+, A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Board.
By j H. MARBLE. Deputy,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13

U,urLroS Cry R B Moore, Inspec-
80 and 4. Davis, ". Williamson, udges.
T,aNrH's RANCH --Rohert Turner, In.
.,rc,or, and Geo. II. Lynch, J. NJ. Crane,
Judges
.nec,or. and J. J. Clymsr, john Moore
JUICE. n y,,
Iap.ector, anil =. Y. Hale W B Maxwell
Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
ORC TOW NSHlP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
ORo LERvA.--J. Wordeu, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEs rowN --R Il. Charpell, Inspector
II. d. Oilphant and ii. Chickenng, Jud
ges.
ROBINSON MlLL--A. Lewis, Inspector
II, c. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvILLE.--J II Hanson. Inspect or
and - Thompson and - Armstrong
Judges.
NATcHEs.-George Pierson, Inspector
d. W. c. Day and F Bailey, Judges.
EvANsvILLE e B own. Inspector, ard
Thomas Ders1n and f. Waterman, Jud'
ges.
Bi>GuAM's BAr w. F. Hooper, lnsp'c
tor, Capt. Mead and -Ferguscn, Jud-
ges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

NooREvILLE John Keyes, Inspector
and JOIN Guildersceye and L. Dodge, Jud
ges
STRAWBERRY VALLEY --Tecsdale, In
spector, AID c. Babcyck and Z. Smith. Jud
Gcs.
MOUNTAIN SPrl,G lioUsE.--W. A II vbbs,
Inspector. ard --- judges
KHlNEu Art Ban NJ. Brown, Inspector
and Ii { Rogers, Sud-ts.
BRowN's DlCGINGs w Burr, Inspector,
and --- judges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
WYANpOTTE TOW NsUIP.

WNANp1rrr --Jrcob Snow, Inspector
d. Lew and Il. Rutherford, Judges
NusoN's KANCH.--C. Duuknm, Inspector
and j NJ. wilson and john Bergen, Jud
ges.
HoNCUr CIrY.--Thomas Fox, Inspector,
and W. Caine and John ULeany, Jud-
ges.
BANCoR.-E Felers. Inspector, and c
Brook and James A Watson, Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
CHICO TOW y SHIP.

Curco john Bidwell, Inspector, and A
II Barber, DR.. J. b Smith. judges.
JrNxtxG's LANDING w Lee. Insr ec;or
ami " Usher, Jas. Torney. Jadg's.
WurrLER's Hou-E.--C. Wheeler, Inspec-
tor. and Tnos. ). Wright, A. ID. Turner
Jouvsox's RANCH ). Lowry, Inspector
and ". Heushaw. } Watson Judges.
HAMILTON i NSHIP.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-13
WILLIAM II. ARMSTONG.
county Trensurcr's omcc,

county Trensurcr's Once,
ORovILLF, July IAN, 1859.
Noticeis hereby given TO all - HshoJing Rute
Comfy Warrants, registered ON the General Fund,
from the 9th 70 the l4th of November. 1857, inclu.
sive. except Warrants Nos lI6 III, and lis y also,
Warrants Nos $50 and 800 on the INDECENT Sick
FUND that the same viii he paid on presentation at
this once, and and after this date said Warrants
will cease to bear interest, md IL not presented
within Sky days from tn, date hereof. the mon
eys for said Warrants will be appropriated to pay
the next in order of registry onice haurs, from 10
A. NJ, to p NJ
tWM LATTINORE.
Treasurer Butte COUNT