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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
Channel Rock.

y uFiCE To the stoekholdfrs rs uf said Company IL
- herep! given that ah assessment Of one hun
dfed d"liars 10 the share has been leyt d by the
h"Hrd OF Trustees, and Is payaba 10 Geo. A. Emery,
Treasurer al his banking h0uie Ia Uroyile, on the
t., day Of June 1855.
THos.lwELts :, se;y C. r ~ c.
May dth, ls53-ml2-lQA
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NJ Mr.. john n. LIIard Is authorized "a

rsoslvs Subscriptions and collect moneys for tho
DAILY and Tn Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
Il distance can OBTAIN the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
Notice.

The annual meeting OF stockholders In the South
Feather Wator Company, will be held at The Com
pany's OH 70 in Forbestnwn, on "Wednesday the Dad
day OF Juno next. II. u. OIAPIlANr, Sec'y.
forbasoSn, May 18Th, 1853. 3iaw.td
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22
Queen City
ICE CREAM SALOON.
N. Zambelich g. Co.,

HAVE OPENED. and are now ready to receive
u II andfupish their old customers and friends
with all the luxnres aud delcacies to be found In the
ma-ket or peculiar TO the season; among which may
be found,
Vanilla Cream, DRtSKs
Coffee do Lemon Granite,
Chocolate do orange do
Cinnamon do Peach do
Amoad do strawberry do
White do Apricot Go
White Coffee do Mariskino,
FRUITS. Sherbet,
Lemons, kirschwaser,
Oranges, For Fruit,
Pine Apples, Frozer Cheese,
Cherries, American Bone.
Peaches,
Apncois. May Sd
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22

Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMrs ANDERSON, Secretary pro tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-22

'INhe .'NVIDE WESl'' u full Of Orig
l. inal California Tales, Sketches, Nc. READ ~.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

Wallis & Co. are said to have recently
d;scoy yered vein in the immediate vicinity
of the fsmons Soisby claim, where the gold,
in nany places actually prcdorninates over
the quartz. The lcde IS described as being
about foot in thickness. aud BLAST Of pow
der shiYeIs The rock without dotaching the
fragments, which are perfectly 8 glucd To-
gether " by aggregate masses Of gold. We
have seen, says tie Sonora Democrat, Ec-
merous spec.Eens G quartz. taken from this
vein, and also fgonl Others Ii tie vicinity Of
Wallis claim, thai literally y exeppj1y he
above statements a:d sustain The Testimony
to the same effect, CT all persons abo have
visited tLis region.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
Tnso1vez3ts Notice.
In the District Court Of the 14th Judici-
al District,

al District,
OF the State of California.
n THE MATTER of the Petition OF THOMAS
/ HOLMES, an Insolvent Tebtor-
Pursuant to an order of the Hen. Eiies Scarf,
Judge OF the said District Court notice is hereby
given to al the creditors OF The said inSCIyent 1hos
Holmes, 10 re ana appear before the Hon. Niles
SeariS, aforesaid IN open Court, at the Coari Room
Of said Court in the said County of Nevada ca he
eighth day Of june i +. 1895, at 10 o'clooic \ N
of that day, then and there to show cause, il any
they can, why tle prayer OF said lasai;ent should
not be granted and assignment Of Estate lie na.le
and he be discharged from lis dents and liabilities
in pursuance OF the Statute in sGch eaee made and
provided and il the mean time al proceedings aga
in Il said Insolyent he stayed.
Witness my hand ani the Seal of said Court, this
7th day Of May, A. D. 1898, -
By VIM. SnITH, Deputy.
GEO. S. HurH Attorney fOE Petitioners s0-6t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
IN TEEBCEs- PATENT Cov'D

4
AOV HAMS.
ICQ bbls. Clear and Mess FORK,
leo half 5bla 10.
eco cases Leaf Lard, | Gtb tins,
1900 uags Green Rio Coffee
t90 mats Cii GOVT Java 60.
100 ,:ruTnS rev Goldfish,
100 half b5is N. ! 1tackerel
la do No, 2 do.
g. tbls Ca-tli..a Rice,
1850 mats >ol China do.
100 ceroon5 now C',ii Peaches,
6GJ MATS No . nina Sugar,
10 Lb IS Ny Orleans do.
5C0 tt!S and Ea}t 90. Crushed do.
100 10 da Coaec DO.
1900 .ors Ei} sGrup, 5 ans sels.
b 6Gls d.
oo2 half btla nsH dried ..frles,
1866 5ozeS knapp's Candies
1900 DO Chemical Sperm 30.
200 DO Belnot Cd do, in cartoous,
50 do Patent Sperm do,
1009 do NC . Soap,
1000 90 Fay's do.
1850 ho~cs IL yer Raisins,
loco half and quarter do
100 chests fine Green Tea,
309 cases DO do l and ?1b caddics,
500 do do Black Tea, 1sfb papers,
100 DO Olive Oil
100 do SardiEeS. half and quarter boxes,
500 do assorted Pie Fl uts,
100 do do Jams and Jellies,
eco do Fiper's Oysters,
500 do assorted brands do.
100 do Fresh l.0hsterS stb tins,
500 do Brandy caches 4 gal.
200 DO saleratus, 1fb papers,
$50 boXfs Colgate Starch
1CG@ cases assorted Ground SPICES,
793 Do Ground C.lFee
50 kegs Fresh Nutmogs,
80 cases Teach To.zccn
55 do Fruit and Mary's Own DO.
80 do Virginia Offering &c.
50 do Grape do.
SO do Cubannis do
$50 do Smoking DO
For Aae by Z. T. BREWSTER & Co
n20-1m Co-. Clay and Front ST, San Francisco
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
mhe souIsby Claim.

worth about $40 coo Tie Company en-
Dloy hut Mae aaGla, all tod, a5 both the
mine and MIL. i does rot cost them over
So Per ton 10 raise their rock ana deliver it
Gt the batteries. They own 24C0 feet On
the line o. tie vein. which has been pros
rected to considerable extent. and, to ali
appearances, the rock is equally rich where
ever it has been struck. 1t averages about
$3.50 per ton. ANY attempt TO calculate tue
value OF such mine would lead one into
the region OF fabulous probabilities. Other
claims have been opened in tie same neigh
borhood bo!.l upon this and upon separate
veins, which, TO all appearances, are equally
rich.
The geological formation OF this region,
as is we'll known. is highly igneous. and
seems to fully sustain the theory of geologi-
cal ard meteorological writers, that such
formations afford the richest metallic veins.
(See Leyell's Manual, and Emery $ Report.)
In the vicinity of Sonora, according to the
Democrat CT that place, the formation is
metamorphic, the stratifed slate superirpo-
sing the plutoAic formation, which occurs il
the Sclshy region. The Denaocrot thinks
that any exploration OF TIE quartz veins
about Sonora, that ehould pass through the
slate to the granite CT igneous rocks would
develop veins as rich in mineral as .he Sols-
BY or Wallis Claims.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05

E Highly fatteriDg accounts reach US
fIOm The neigiiborhoad Of Sonora and Co!QnI-
bia, oF rich strikes ;nqu<z.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
3 r oOKLYN HOTEL,
cor. BRO.aDWaVS. S.a.NSOME SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.

fssss1 TEE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WE'LL KNOWN
5;,,, and Old ablished House is still at his old
-zs. tricks-cf RpIing the nublic for the low sum
of SLE D0f.LA IS PS3 WEEK. and stiIl they come
to partaEe Of fs good an well furnished Table; and
Mr. KeIley is a the Pioneer Ree Keepers Of this
city, he pletges hS1sslf that there will be nothing
wanting al his I3ouss to make the public comforta-
bic.
Tie House is esptraIy LOCALIZED, in the vicinity Of
tie Custom RoiSt>, It'St 0fce and also Of the up
river and ocean steamers.
TIE House CAPTAINS number of single ard Fanai-
y rooms, wsl nlated suitable for ladies and sin.
gle gentlemen. ,,. n.n
and Library which contains large number Of sc:
,ected Standard Works There is also tie arrival
OF esch stesneSA wagon, which belongs 70 the houss
70 coz, ~ paase egsSS Sand baggage free of Charge
The public ~re seape&folly requested to give the
Iiouse 2 Trial. s
EO2Td pr NeNh 80 ''s' -. -
Beard per Aay...... .'....'. 's"".-'.-. ',co
Meals. s.. .....'''' so - ~
Io5sin,24E7Tert.e eek Two 70 Four nolis.
26-sp, J, JOHN KEI LEY. sr,, Proprietor
Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-05
SCHOOL FOR MISSES,
AND EsTE,p. Pc waora

MIS-. u. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs tie
cit of Grass Valley ana Vicinity, that she viii
commence Private School for Misses and little Boys
at her residence Mill Street. on Monday the 9th Of
August Terms as formerly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22
FORIsIGN NEW s.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER ARABIA

NEW York, March 2O-The steamer Araba,
with dates to the 9th. has arrived
There is quite lull in the political world.
An the members of the Derby Cabinet will be
reelected by Parliament without opposition.
CoTToN.-Sales of the week were 80, 600 bales,
with 4, 600 to spectators aud 800 To exports.
Middiing qualities improved Is. The stock in
port was 1Sl, 900 bales, including 900 of
American.
LIVERPOOL dull Corn closed
with advancing tendency; all qualities improved.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report Flour duh and
quotations nominal. Wheat quiet red tirucr
at 6sa6s Sd; white 7sa7s I'd. Corn has advanced
Provisions dull. beef heavy. Pork dull. Ba-
con quiet Lard firm and more doing, at 4Gsa
Sos. Sugar buoyant. Coffee quiet.
LoNnox.-The bullion in the bank had in
creased 100000 sterling. Money market gem
orally unchanged.
Political news is meagre and unimportant-
Derbv's Cabinet was being elected by iI'arlia-
rnent without opposition.
The Italian constitutional party are hodinga
conference in London, and agitatc the formation
of national contcdeIacy in Italy.
The propriety of holding great exhibition
in 1861 at London is being canvnsscd.
The condemned French cOnSniTatorS have
not yet been executed.
Numerous arrests continue throughout France
1t is said that in consequence of the conspiracy,
Changarnier refuses to return to France unit
she possesses laws sufficient 10 insure the safety
Of her inhabitants.
The Danish Ministerial crises is settled; the
Ministers withdraw by resignation
An earthquake has laid COrinth in ruins
Thirty lives were lost.
A fire at constantinOple has burned some 500
LouSes.
Melbourne dates have been received to Jan.
10th. Markets dull.
The Italian conference held at London rcsolv-
ed to prepare an address to the various powers
of Europe setting forth the claims of Italy TO
have her wants considered.
COnsid> rable snow had fallen in England, and
heavy gnles had prevailed on the coast.
DR.. Livingston and party were on board a
vessel ON the Mersey, and expected lO sail for
Africa the day the Alabia left.
FRANCE. The French squadron the banks
of New Foundand will consist orthrec hereafter
instead of two.
The Jou,7.at des BITES publishes an account
of the capture of Canton, giving all Of the glory
to France 1t says the English did nothing
but occupy positions won by the French.
RussIA.-The King was declining daily
TURKEY.-it was officially denied that the
Ottoman Government had accepted an indemni
ty for the occupancy of Perm by the British
Several vessels, having ON board l7O,OU0 ounces
OF god left Australia III the commencement of
January.
The harvest promised great abundance.
Nicholas kierorGai has failed for goo, 900;
assets 1873, 600. Dcnnistowm & Co., Melbourne,
had met all liabilities.
The compulsory education bill had been read
twice in the Assembly at Victoria.
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FRoM MASIIINGroN.

MARCH 2O.-Alr Phelps, of Mo-, chairman of
the Committee on the Pacific Railroad, las in
troduced bill, which was referred to that com-
mitter, to aid in the construction Of Railroad
from st. Louis to San Francisco. 1t proposes
to pass through Albuquerque, the Serrillo villa
ges and the Tempwawas--o the road to
be built by the State ofCalifnlniu, and the 9TH
err halfby the State of Missouri. The U. S. is to
grant money and lands TO aid in building it af-
ter 30 miles are built; per cent. L. S. 30 years
bonds, to be issued TO the States building it. ut
the rate of 81 500 per mie, and so on for 2oJ
miles West from St Louis; and East from San
Francisco. No bonds to be issued until each
section of 90 miles is built. The whole amount
of bonds are not to exceed $3G,O00,OO0. Tycn-
ty.tive niles of the road to be built aud equip
ed the first year by each State and thereafter no
less than OOmilcs each, per year. The road to
be diminished in 10 years; the U. $. to have for
its aid, u consideration of right to priority of
use, for all government purposes. Ii when LIST
bonds are due, any Indebtedness remains, Cali
fornia and Missouri are 20 pay tue balance
Missouri is to begin building at ST. Louis, and
California at San Francisco There are to be
branches to the road, two North and two South.
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vile 1ith good trips and gratifying intelligence
OF good business from noints Ieln,y,-

''n good tIlpS ana gratifying Intelligence
OF good business from points below.
From the Pittsburgh Journal.
AT meeting of the Steamboat Captains held
at the Association Rooms, the following rates.
were agreed on:
To Ginein,att-.First Glass, 2oc; Second
Class 20c; Third Glass, l5c.
I'ttts6afgh AlticLes-First Class zoe; Second
Glass, l5c; Third Class, 10c. Rates to Louis
vile five cents per hundred advance.
10 Sc Louis-First Glass, 4Oc; Second Glass,
Soc; Third Glass, SOC.
:, i'itts6urgh 4'ticies-First Glass, 3Oc; Second
Glass, %; Third Class, 90.
Reohuk-First Glass, Doc; Second Class Soc
Third Glass, 45c
Ptttsdurgh Articles-First Glass, SOC; Second
Glass, 45c; Third Class, 40c.
GgleRt and Du6,tque-Eirst Glass, soc; Sec
ond Glass, Tjc; Third Glass, zoe.
I'itts6urgh Articles-First Glass, zoe; Second
Glass, 65e; Third Class, 6Oc.
81. Paut-First Glass, sI,1o;, Second Class,
81; Third Glass, soc.
Pittsburgh Articles-First Glass, 81; Second
Class, SOC; Third Glass, SOC
=. Peoria-First Glass, 55c; Second Glass, SOC;
Third Class, 45c.
Pittsburgh Articles-First Glass, SOC; Second
Glass; 45c; Third Glass. 4Oc.
cilIc-First Glass, SOC; Second Glass, 45c;
Third Glass, 40c.
Pittsburgh 4rticles-First Glass, soc; Second
Glass, 35c; Third Class, soc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

1aoticr R,a4,oay IEtteA.-Our neighboring
,ilIsge of West Alexander, Pa, will have great
d.,I to answer for one of these fine mornings
II. got hard name ''IIard Scrabblc"-and is
Known by noncother by everybody within
N area Of an hundred miles, hereabbouts. Eve
rrboly that wants to get married, and doesn't
rsnt anybody else to know 1t or prevent it,
bundles up and packs off to-Hard Scrabble
sometimes afoot, sometimes on horseback, and
sometimes in elegant eQuippages-some ofthem
have hard scrabbling to reach the haven of
bis and many of them have hard scrabbline,
hts Of squalls and adverse winds, in sailing
trough after they have reached it. So we
thought on Saturday, upon seeing young cou-
pie from Eastern Ohio, take the road for the
scrabble" 1t was the same old yarn-the pa
rents of one of the parties, were down on the
parents the other party, the alliance was op-
posed, and the young couple started off clandes.
dnely for the point and purpose indicated. We
hope their memories of the coming time, may be
as bright and fair as the sun which shonc over
them On Saturday, and that their amticipations
may be fulfilled.
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CONGRESSIONAL

MARCH, 20.-SENATE.-M Mr.. Wilson announc
ed his intention to speak to the Kansas question
this evening.
Mr.. Foote earnestly protested against Eccomp-
ton Mt considerable length.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, submitted report and resolutions in
relation to matters between the Z. S. and Chi
ma. Laid on the table
HoUsR.-Mr. Adrian spoke violently against
LecOmpton, and Mt considerable length.
Mr.. Wright, of Tennessee, would vo5e for the
admission of Kansas because he believed it was
n measure Of justice, irought with peace 10
Kansas and harmony to the whole c0nlederary.
He would relieve that territory from bond of
marauderS who had grown fat on her blood,
aud give her power TO protect herself.
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIMEN;r,

This incompreensible LInmt MT upon which the great
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Eryspcas
Cancer soTofua sPrains uises Burns, scalds and ali
artions The PropretOrs give for the encouragement Of
by during the past few months Ger
tihcates from the parties named in the possession of
the propetors but their length precludes publication OF
One RottIe Triumphant
Mrs. Motif, No. 8I5 Morgan Street, st. Louis, having
preparations without effect, by ty
-. ,: oat Of Enrsq.ory.
Suffering the pangS of purFatory' with Neuralgia, for
months cured by three four applications Ct the
ply the I.IttIc Children.
OF boiling The Arctic Lnnent applied accord
andin few days the little sufferer was well.
RESTORED IseanIy.
Mrs. George K Tyler Canal street. N had long
and by the OF bottle the Imminent
''''''4 = 49, Horrible Tumor.
horrible tumor on the neck which resisted all reedles
until he tried the arctic Liniment Three bottles cured
Wonderful Care!
Mrs Bedford Mobile, was confined her couch for three
taine OF all other was cured by the Arctic Lih
MENrms, TgXS., Nov. 9sth, 1857.
scade by the explosion Of Steam Boiler, induced
iy extra ted from the scais and in very short time all
the pain gone bruises In two weeks was
TE sSHS y I"s ressnos Jackson
NNE The OIind see!
~ aH MEBsTEn OIrY, low a, Nov. atlI, 1855.
DR. A. G. BRAoeDesr sir For. rore than three
had been afflicted with naamed eyes, In aggravated
degree, and nostruns
eject; induced " Or. baum try the Arctic
daughter vas aicted in the same manner for the same
me. and during portion or the time entirely blind
eyes perfectly sound Thus l. with
curing the rheumatism in back. would he without
yourinvaluable remedy in my house. Yours truly,
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov, 9th, $50
hereby certify that am well acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with the astounding he mentions, and
IL. wADsw0RTH, P. NJ, Webster City.
Good for AnimuIs.
Tis Invaluable Lniment Is also equally efcatious in
certificate: Siessrs j q Xrnot ana Lynch Grot Co.
the two LARGEST yey the West and are gem
81. LOWS, Dec 4ad, 1851.
ment for number Of months, cheeriuliy testify its
Pcror efficacy in curing the diseases Of horses
we satisfied Of the Arctic being the best niuent made,
that would other. we keep have kept for
is great and uuheSitatingly say that the
We cordially allllvery stable Keepers and
others having the care of hors1s.
LYNoH, ARNoT 4 CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Many Druggists. having old Lnimcnts hand, will try
fuse 70 purchase them. Ask for BRAGGs ARCTIC LIN
G.iber@I i;ropoaitIon.
The agree TO furnish each purchaser Of dol
year This Is one Of the best " Y iiiustrated
certificates entlng the holder the benefit prop
tie The arctic Linneut put up cent so cent and
81 bottles The So cent and 81 bottles contain so and
r cent more Lt1aent III proportion to their and
are the eheapest For sale By brace & nURRowIs.
Agent wanted in every town and yiiIai Appiica-
lions must always be accompanied by rssPnnsIbIy
anlS:ly-Smd&w.kEs General Agents WheeIi e.
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RIVER AND wEATHFR.

CIScINNATI, March 20.-The river has risen 81
feet in the last twenty four hours. Weather
cloudy Their. 81 dogs.
ST. Louis, March 2U.--River has risen upward
of 3 feet in "a hours, aud is still swelling rap
idly, with 90 feet 10 Cairo. The Illinois is
bOUlning, having risen 90 feet at I.asalle. There
is Is feet from Peoria 10 the mouth, and rising
The Missouri is falling slowly with feet on
the bars. Upper Mississippi is rising with %
feet on lower rapids. Rain last night, and clOu-
dy now Their. "a degs.
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i'iti@6h,-A poor consumptive man, who
said his rame was McCaully, appeared in the
streets on Saturday, and solicited from the citi-
zers small sums of money. He said he left
Harrisburg some three years since and went to
Wisconsin with good health, hopeful anticipa-
ton, and snug little fortune He was attack
cd by fatal, lingering consumption shortly after
he arrived there, spent all his fortune, aud was
returning home to die. The poor fellow was
scarcely able to walk. He said the only hope
he had was for better world, and pointed
heayenward with holy confidence and awful
resignation.
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NEM YnRK MARKET

MARCH 90.-Flour firm except Ohio, whish
has declined Zoe. Wheat offering freely at 81 40
for Kentucky white, ard 81 20 for Delaware
red Corn, &C 10 for white. and % -2a6s &
heavy at 5-SalOc. Whisky duIl. Sticks du |
and lower
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Commi..ioner OF heveuue.

MEsSRs. EDITOEs:-Pgtas- announce T. NJ. PEuBRRTON,
Esq., CiEiz -ns Candidate Commissioner Kew
In the Country DistsieI, many
personal freni> and THE VOTERS.
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t,Otf AHItRIEt,.

EDS. ISTELGEScER:-In eonpltaIe Nth the wish Of
rnsrous friends oner myself candidate Ger Sheri
% ohio county. II elected shall perform duties
she Office according to the best Of my abilities.
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SHY,

NEw YoRK, March 2O.-Pat Mclaughlin,
alias Pandccn, who shot in Bill P0UIe's face
when the latter was killed, was shot this morn
ing by bar. Cunningham, keeper Of a dance
house, in seli-defence. Pandeen is said to be
mOrtally wounded
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

yoting time, all Faots Day, and the frxt
# Aprll, are coming, and will all be here about
u. same time. Those of our subscribers who
intend 70 change their residence, will please
r,,ily our carrier, Mr.. Rice, or leave word at
the office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-22

The Last Coal Boutx.-Thc Jacob Poe was
lying up close in shore Mt the time of tue tornl-
do on Wednesday, night. At about u o'clock
the clerk heard the shouts of men, who he soon
ascertained were ON beard coal boats which were
sweeping down past them. They could render
no assistance from the Poe, for the night was
intensely wild and dark. On Thursday morn
ing early, man came on board the Jacob Poe
to obtain whisky or some stimulant for couple
OF men whom be had taken out of the river du-
ring the night, nearly dead. The Poe gave
them all she could find on board which could
condnce to their comfort She also sent some
Blankets to wrap them in. This man who came
an board the Poe had saved the two men in a
skilfbclonging to the boats of Mr.. bravo.
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SHERIEr Ally.

Ems INFELLCgScFk:We ask the privilege Of annoGncin
ouT well known and popular fellow citizen, AitcIiIBALl
WARREN. .idate for the SheriGalty, the
Spring Election. iIebIIi CITIZENS.
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UAsLrLE.ILL Juns g. e.

CAaLYLE, H., June g, 1879
Ihave used Prof. o J. WOod's Hair Restorative,
have adnaiTvd its wonderful Effects Ny LH-T
Ing thought, AtuTsly cray,
Restorative t has resumed It's original eOlsF Lave
no doubt, PeFInsEshtly o.
3. BRESsB, ex-senator, Z. 8.
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor. ak Broadway, y On
the \. Wire Railing
street, st. Louis 40. sold ~ ALI good Druggists.
deCSsdtuAH3un ID
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SETTLEMENTS.

ccoUNTS against sll parties indebted to the sutscr-
bers viii be made out and ready for ~ the
Fst Of Jana Those calling for their
that trae viii he presented with them Immediately
ter Ider93l M'CLALLENS, KNOX co.
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BmDGEPoRT, o., March 90, 1858.
Eds. lRtelligencer:-l noticed in your paper
this morning a statement in regard to the coun-
Ierieiter Petit, in which you say the Mayor of
Bridgeport defended the prisoner. As this
statement might convey the idea that the .N0yor,
as an officer, had, for the purpose of deirauding
justice of her dues, interIered on behalf of the
prisoner, and the majority of your readers
do not know that the Mayor of Bridgeport is
an ettorhey, (though want nor need no puff or
adVertisemcnU | hope it would not be more than
an az act of justice your part to state that the
Mayor is an attorney, and appeared as an at
'orhey Tor the prisoner. AND. J. LAWRENCE.