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The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05

~ The Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheumstism:
The Mustang Iiniment cures stif joints;
Tha Nust,nc Iininent cures Buns and wounds:
rh. Mustang Imminent cures Cores and Ulcers:
The Nustang Liniment cures Csked Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Mustang liniment cures Neuralgia
The uu.ta1g Iirinent cures Corns and Warts;l
The Mustang Linimentis worth
l000,O0O DOLLARS PER ANNtM
To the United States, the preserver and restorer
ofynluable horses AMI cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds, sin Joints. &c.
VIII YOU answer this question? Did Won ever
hesrof any ordinary sore, swelling. Sprain or stb-
ness. either on man or be,st, which the Mustang
Linimen would not cnreF Did on ever visit nn'
respecta BILE druggist In any part OF the world-in
Enrone Asia or America-who did not say ''it wn'
the greatest discovery Of The age?' Sold everywhere
Every r.mil, should haveu three sizes. BARNEH
, PARK, Proprietors. New YORK.
" PARK ( WHITE.
Sole Agents ror the Pacific Coast.
n: Washington street. Opp -i'e IN" Narkei.
tTnv [ NcnE MOTT. Agents. 0roville.
~ TIIr TRAT T. supplied on the most liberal
" I'M apS BIN
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A. d. REIs, Sec'y.


Hostetter-The Surprising Effects OF
HOSTETTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH hil'
rERS in removing bile. forcing an appetite 'impari-
iuR health and tone to the system. and dissphting
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
ner, ous debilitated, weak, and emaciated per-oh'
nnlo or female, should try itat once One wihegaSs
fun taken three tunes each day, before meals: or u
IN. na,iep, should be lady or child in deblaied
condition. half the quantity will do until snfhcien'
strength il restored viii will be realized IN very
.bor time and convince the patient of the truth o'
the above named happy results. vi ch have eLiheu
lnr these Burrs such an enyiable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druggists, Groceries and hrst class :"
loon.
PARK & WHITE.
Sole agent for the Pacitlc Coast
1872 Washington street. San Francisco
COLTON l. McDFRMuTT.
io,. I'm Agents, OrOviile.
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Sherif's Sale.

NiNIUE 9P AN EXECUrI0N ISSUED
~ ~ " The District Court of the Fifteenth Ju-
!. ,sf'ct. in and for the County Of RiItie. and
-. a'liornia. to me directed and delivered.
|sa,,- ,'hg NE to make the sum of thrre uundred
- "Aire interest at the rate of three per
Nj ~, ,m'ith fr m the / day nf IuRe A. II, 'sI-
-. - htd u" sum # thirt, three SOL ~ dollars
Ar.is ~ III and ali accr'|ag costs on snid wri''
Hny q NiEN IL Plaintiff aud f. F. Den
hs> ~ heeh"ani. have levied upon md " III
"a. ~ rablie Sale to the highest BID Ter for cash.
M, .nun Howe or in the trwn Of oroviii".
81 Sae Aforesaid. On Monday the 23d day
wh.h ID 1873, at , .'clock p. NJ Of said .
s.S...' ',Rat title ard interest of the above name
hnfs,.,n W and 10 ali ths' certain piece or parcel
|sse sn,s"ed IN IN" town Of 0rovitle. county oi
~w S@'e Of Cai'fuui1 aud laii down on the
L. rsh ~ ssid t"wa Of 0roviil- now on iie IN
a. 's.ts on - OF Rattr county. - Lot No. :
a. 20. !. being at the south west corner o
p e. w az. STR -. an' fronting 66 feet on Nv
~ !. a'a NJ teet on Riri street, tng-thdr with
Us-s.,shir the enemen's. hereditamenis and ap
-2ssn. 'heteunto belonging or in any wise ap
hs.aDo PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
"''hie August ID 4. D. 1853.
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nv AND AFTER T'uRD or NAV PRoXINO,
We W i'll rece We denOs's of Pullion tor hsslVing.
Refining and Coi ing Until the lIrarch Min gives \
pcrfarsnca in pavmans to deposits ot Refined RulIln
over Cnrefne Rulon (as il con'emp' ated bv hill
INV befnre Congress that efct) sh,ll psv All
depasios in United States coin invariably in five
DAYS ar er deposs is made Our charge for re1ning
roh L. ~ GEMS onnce and of one per cent. for
oinage. (heing 4 cpnts per ounce less than Mint
charges Unmarried bars will be made ~ usual, and
wmrns made the same dav ON which the deposit
b made. Public patronage ia resnectfi'iy solicited.
90 far may be consistent With the interest of the
depo-ior Jt'SrH Hi'NTfR-
los naliery street. co... Me-ch,nt San Francisco.
ian23.3m2dpl
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re The Trinity Journal is responsible
for the following
"a young man Of Butte county has been
soueeled nearly de'th by one Of Ruggles'
presses. He married old Rugg'es' daugh-
ter"
Nothing of the kind. He began with an
ordinary hand press, and by industry and
economy soon became proprietor of Rug
sies.
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OROVILLE SEMINARY.

vUyHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
y Monday next, 18th instant for the reception
Of Pur lis.
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches Of an English Education, taught on the
most approved principles, and from Acknowledged
text books.
The seminary, now 10 It's third year, ca n point 10
It's thnroughne of fnstruciio to those who hsys
availed themselves Of its benefits tev any length Of
time, and trusts to show . like result hereafter.
The uhsoribsT having commenced rfr business %
Insuueting Youth, UPWARDS or TWENTY ONE
YEARS AGO wlngA to bear. necessarily, large
fund of experience, than which nothing H. more
apposte in imparting instruction) acquired In pnr-
suit Of his profession in various part ofthe Union.
=. WILEY,
To Miners, Merchants and others. wanting part
nership's accounts adjusted si her single or CON.
pound, or ntricr .ecoubIs generally cav have th. m
arranged with correctness and d. tch by appl, a
to SR. WHY.
oroville Seminary July 10, 1868. 1m'
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THE COURT =.

al
DISTRrer CornT-Thirl monday In january. ~
Monday ia May. second Monday in November, and
fourth Monday Of August.
C,u~rv CoURr.-First NondAy in Mach and June
second VI 'nday In september, and fburlh Monday IN
Novemher.
CnrRT OF SEssIoSs Second Monday 10 Febru-
a.y.third M"n lay in April, July and October
PRnBA ATR COUHT -Four Is MnndHyan February and
Ma, third Monday in August, ami second Monday
in he emhe<.
Ro,Rp oT SuPRRvIsoRs -Heats first Monday in
February, May, August aud November.
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~ ~ YOUNG. whose advertisement al
vertisement appears IN 'h''h''
advertising Physician T., ~ 0'"''' 49,,
patients ,ss an any other. Aueh no. -
adyertisanent.
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pAiLY BUTTE RECORD.

MovEMENTs OF GEN. CLARK General
clark, commander in chief of the Pacific
n;,sion U. 5 A, ha. been in this city sew.
.,sl days. We learn that Gen. Clark is
determiDed to nquer peace with all the
Indian tribes within his reach, and is now
through the several military depar' r'ments,
.etivey engaged in throwing forward troops
and transporting supplies for an activ cam
raign during the coming fan ard win'er,
,eaiust the northern Indian tribes From a
.bo.t acquaintance and brief interview with
Gen Clark. We are Of the opinion that he is
not Of the Gen Wool school of Indian fight
er.. We opine he has come up here to fight
Indians, and not the white inhabitants.--
Oregonidn.
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county Trensurcr's Once.

Crovil,e. IuIy 2ad. 1853. U>29td]
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VOLUME VIII.---NUMBER 252.
Transportation.
Shortest Route
Memphis to Atlantic Cities.
80 ,
BF RAILROB % FROM Cairo.
TO CAiesso Direct IA SIXTEEN H0urs rf't0uf Brsak


To Chfceqo Direct n Sixteen H1urg ufttoaf BrsrE
Of GEege or change ef Cars Baggags
sRANCH FR0s CENrR sLI& IS NOW FINISHED,
nus sbortenins The tis o. sixteen hours O. Chcseo
A r CHICAGO connecting with Mioaizan Central Oars
n leaving ne D-pot l0r Detroit NIaEara FFIIs
Roesefter Albany NeF York. Boston and an IA ieri
Cairo EizEa-a and tbr-s fron Cairo o Abauq snd
f11r from CairC % New YORK Time frorl Cairo Fsr
- ~ ll-e nelI. 80 a., -o- 80 con- ~ Gras
ei Ln-a og any 9ther ronte Passengers t-rough a's
Vet slt ecte 1 the tiays cnse1u-nt tie freausnf
sasnzs b. short nesof aalroacs through Indiana sad
aiso. ooano-flns a. Cbiearo with Eichzan souther-
lrsns ios Cleveland 5unkifk and the sast, uith Lats
H-i-r.sd a1f Steamers for Racine, ElEaukss,
5n'ooEran sc, snd with suIendd Line Y rlrsf C7ass
-. i,t aaclt Sc Mare, LaEs sup - Coing
rains ieavaosirO Evsry Morning A. ssnius - FOL
sa5 4. K, osiesgo and Bunl.ssh cypress. suua.y.
This Trzin connects &. Cnesr, ,vttb ~ vs r,.,.
mag hzprrss over chran Central ru.f wsgra-1 sBf
Ssw Tors Central Railroads tarough thirYous be rs
Auts Ia. also q meets a. sandgvaI with Osio and
aissifslp3 Esiirosd for ST. Laur and Vircanrazs IL
rana Eith Trans q the Terra Haute. Alta and ST.
Lonis Railroad. Tor iulsnsu1-is louis sv- an 0tr~I-
naiif p Decatur, wi.h Main Line Erprsss f1r sss1s
peilhi IN latter rectrE with Trains 20 sprtrr-
a9d. Maple. Rock island Darlington and ur-rev
$40 p NJ, New York szpre1s. saturaaTs rrosDtsd
Stopping anv ~ Important Stations ezcrpt % sIrn-I
onctns vita Main Line Dag Expr-ss froa Decatur %
PasseuEe-s far fhe Uprer Miss-sippi win and 4 pu1
eita steEm-rs Or the Dunrith and Minnesota PacEst
company resaT 20 leave on TIE srriva o. ether Csira
Traia ior Le Crosse R-irinz 81 Paul 81 PssssrTs--
f'r anesFle aaf Central and Etstern WscoErin con
lacf a. Frert wifh RATES % Be0it and gsuesve anf
rom tneaos % Aadisan and Central and Eastern Wi-
aCusn.
fhe aaps a-d Charts Indicating TIE Crest Ce-traI
toule ~ North and Ea4t exact transcript q
coltons haF Of the rues States snd passeurers are
-rquea7i % -E1nlne tots rr1-e wei the ruTaug
iit clf1s of tne connecting Roads snd iuige for ts-
saF's as % tn c0rac-7s ne above sf4r-uentq Ts
lleninkof ne Ilinots Central Rar1ai from Caro- %
GncaEo. and thcs flrl- sDeeiv and direct means y
= H11rN N1 rrHa 49, 0 o.
~ L1T-r Alsssstuu a1urds to to- peasurr travs=r
n Fei a. ne tusnese attractions and ABILITIES
r reacnnE the North snd EaFf uhch surpas those q
-ny other ro1tr Wh-taVer ne acoam-n6fsriona fur-
n@a - thr Oonanr tnr the convrnirnc- o. the traV
ing Plole, ne lrllanency % the road and structure
ne strength End eegance the Ergnes and Cars COM
-n tn-lsalEe % those VIM desire travelling sbss9
coloTf ana fafefF STATE scursi AZ partats-
TICKETS GOOD FOR OSz TEAR. WITH ths privIegs
p AZ ~ over 81 any point can Be- hsd zt Memphis,
No IS Jess rs0u street
WILLIAM MORTN. Ars1t,
fu
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4 FTGRNKT AND COUNSELOR AT Law Memphis,
a T--n OfHczfn ne POST olrcJ Buiiting.
AT h-insss entrusted 70 bis CSre WI receive proFt
and fa hfu atfeptisn- Coectoas promptly raaoe IN ne
Errforiug O. znues o. West Tenessse, Mississippi had
ArfsusEs.
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CA 2 D.

FTNHE psraership IN the pfsoos q the L, heretofore
existing bstEsen Sulgsns sresdSel = FoilnIlnes
A MS Snv dissoivsd JAY l. 1851
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TREADNELL s F0LLINTiNE,
A TToRNTYs At Law Memphis, Tenn onoe, ko.
n "a Tffrscn street ID stairs ssoord door East o.
Cou4rar-ial Hatei ius-1aWy
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0rnst SaIfs. I'D.


IN pursutrcr o. u "a - Tf1st eEecuiei 20 ne y
4 Thos B C3uri smy 9. ru TIE fIrh dsg-of Octooer
1861 s1d r-clrdel IN n R-gsisr'a oia ~ EsieEd D.
Bgk N5 1s ms ali Ilf f1r the Dlrp tnrrein 80
fsftl -i nr iur ss Toe hillif bidder. for cash
on THURSDAY brsary an 1852 % IN preolisss, IN
tbs C.g % Memlhis Los ~ tfof 1cct No Al, 1u Ca
sey street IN sfuih M~nphis win ne house and al
Is "A. NJ ny narr r-.,.l...
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Trustees sale.

DT virtus Of Del of Trs>t executed on the al day
ID o. April. 1856 bY rHouas HuI o M. as Trust-e.
md recorted IN % r. gtsr'- once % shehF countF,
Tannr.see, on tes ~ DAY = Move -trr, sj7 20 box
81, ptgss tSI las sat 1i9 To- fh- r1rp1g-af sur
ing t,e paym-ut af certain obs thc-ei1 t9eca q
sh A. a. TrnFt-e n said deed TUX DaF ths asa
daT Of Jtuuary last prlceei q sC 81 u1 e auc-io1
f0r Cash, on the yru1sas lf stif II q deceased
kn the Hlsatd farm, L5cIt 20 east o Mem
ubis On he H-mub. and On s-1e-t11 Ri.rotf Ire fo-
lCEnE described Lid an1 seEro Slaves aud their n
crease 80 muca tn-refa as ~ SATISFY th- cEims spa
e1et n said deed o. trus q vit: Thr-s o. LAID
situated shelby u1unt7 Trnn and con- aiming in toe
aEar Ette hand ID slf - acrsz less
tract D. Dart Or 21acre tract Eantsd % n trs1-
shsw All belns a. the s1rheest 60 ner q TIE grant,
theme nor-h on the ues boIndFry ~ tn tra-t rs
chains and Sd INKS o f s5- ccr-rof said zTaut,
then "a vita te rorth baunda-v os said rsc As chains
and 20 inks = sfate. Inks w-t % an elm marked
B. then south I25 chains and 50 llaks stake 10
lirks Wsst ~ a ri oak marx q P b ben west With
Winchese-'s i7e - cha1s aud - links O. ne beg D.
ming DEe other trfcs thf sc1Hd the fhres Is
and 70 d and p p1i-s. holnafd a. as, toWi- On
he eat bv J Ihn Agplevhites vet boundary line b.
shining AZ STAKE, D. g JlTcs sllthErst come, o.
TIE Winche ter line running north chains AID . lnEs
o stale IN the centre % ta railroad then ncrth So
deEreeE with sail 81 Is chains and 50 links o.
stake IN the ee1te q EHid rozi thea north 2o sins
sad 15 luts stase a rr-k beari u1rth y lin Es
soufh of sweet Eum markel A p. gum elm and COS
wool pointers. then west era .nt S. LINKS % the
narthurst ern=r q the tat % Ltnd hrin d-st de-
eri5ed then south with ssi line l26 e.an ani 90 nss
20 staEe. the southeast corner o. TIRE -sd drst
vT tract teen east IS chiins snf 25 Ink 20 the be-
SHINING fhe thi-d parcel being Uet o. the dr-t tract
h0und-d folioE- to-uit gtsninE az TIE ssut1esi
corner q Wm R-oFu's grant. So 2ls1- on The Win
che ter line, Their west with sad lire chaus a. 81
uuk- % stafe 10 links ucrt- red Cak rarksi P
fhn north f26 chains 10 stake 10 links East ~ black
oak marx d K. ca e east c1ains rud IS iass 20
li1ks east % Fhita ok msrsed p said Peef'
n0rhwet corner thea sllfh Eith -ad line I25 shan'
TO tha beggnlng cont ail uT TO- acres rCod and I.
lcs Also. TIE fologIrE hrg-u Slaves. ~ N uumbt
an their iacrease e5lp-f-i1g no %, " n-n o1ys an
rirs Hamed ll che "a % tr1~t: Rub n, Wesley
D.ck- f-wis. ksub-n, Wfahan, Andv, Primus G-orz-
John Jef Eelsfr, Mauuei. hlfe SaIdg, Char -, lot
Narriu, Bob Aolck n Alfred. Aonr0e. Hartka
Maudf. Leahy, Lrcir-a. B ~. EIlY, ha fy. y ia
EIeu. Cisri-sa Eatii'a Marida Ersily heNeoca Liz
emilia. james. Msrihe Mulr and Jaue TIE tiilr G.
the above prsp rtT is bs'ievet % B. ullqu5ef but
shall only CnveT such tite s. Is vested il "a tee
Ths sais viii D. coutinued from " 20 dtg un'u n
whole Is disposed o.. TaOEAS n. JOHEsrOE.
TrIztee
such currency TAX q deposit b. t1- MOI an
Paniers' Bank Oft nnessee vii be r-c tvei IN payment
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Transportation.
AIssIssIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ks .aa
.R A / L r o A ID .
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.

ON and after THURSDAY, Dscensoer 81 1857 tbs
" Trains on this road win run f1lo~s
The Md and PASSENGER ain vii lesFe Mernphfs d.f
(Sunfsys exc. Dsd) at 500 A. and arrive a. P.noa
az 9.o0 n
RssurBinE WI lsavs Panols SO A. n. and arrive
81 hemphis af 20 ~
Ihe fr-izht ard Accoumocatiou frsln iesves PaaoIa
ssiy (suudays excep,scl a. SIS A H. and al
Memphis at li.5S
hefurninE leave Memphis a 400 H. aid arrive
Panoa 81 SEQ p.
P.rsons Esveiilg on the Aooommodation rrain can
spend nssriy 80 hours and half 10 Memphis aua re-
tam Cn the ssmeday-
PASSENGER Train dirEct c~nnection AZ Meuphis
With tue Memphis and Chsrsston Raroad going Hat
cllss nnecfiou with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road ing North II also connects 1ofh Eays 81 Pamela
with Stage and from ths io owing pases- Otksnd
ustsn and Grenada Here mskinz co1nection with
thro sh C4rrltou auf LexrEtaus f1frca % tkc
termni Of the Mlsissippi Centsi Railroad for
oanio1 Jsck-on ard Nsg Orlears-
ThruuE1 Tlckets foE Grena1a Be cbtainea tt re
N-urhis Dspnt
This s m ich ne shortest route. anf ptFsengsrs rsv
lnT Ecmphi ny The morning train arrive ~ n ada The
sane evening, having daylight the wboe way.
". NEWELL.
fsauernH srrlnrf Heaniarr
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HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
~ pAssMORE

r1AKEs this nshod Of infsring the eitiIens of Mem
phfs taaf he has permanently ocAted himself acre
a. cfrv % the above busfness and Assures those VI
nav favor hin with their patronage that all Eork en-
f-nstad 70 him viii have his strict PERSONAL AfrEk
TION IN the selection and PREPARATION OF me nAtsrA
. yil - the faithful execution OF the woTk. No exer-
lion f b. spared On his part 70 give sat-faotou anc
,1o-un TIE vol Thoroughly and ~ the same time L
suif M taste u the most fastitious.
a. 1.nr eruerieroe warrants HIM IN saying that III
Facts viii b. complied with = the entire saisfactof
Of those who may patronize him. TnfJ may also -
s1r that sny work undcrtsken By hila vii be prompt
o- suaacstions he beEs Leave 10 refer % the fosg
inr r,.rso-s. Capt O. 3 Church, Capt. z. Newell Mr.
" , .,iev Caut J. Goslee Capt. Algeo, Mr. Phiner
sHOP-Rack q Shelters Drug StoT- my1s-diy
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized 10 sn1ounoe hTv JAA6s
uaTxFR a. -sndidaie for Cousty Trastef Of shelby
csuntv a. Ire ensuinE March election snI-z-te
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VrnsIen's &ale.

IN pursuance % neea OF T ust exsc1ted 70 By J.
l 2. Robertson. the fat OF Jannz1y 1857 which
deed registered the Register's 0cs q Shelby
cuHuty state Of TenucEse the 1th day of gauuarv
1851 IN Book 80 3 uazc 74l 7 sill The 9Th BAY
~ JANU BY 1883 81 o. the o. the Teuaesste e
House. Occuped 1v said J. p ibertsln hots',
being IN the city Of Eeu pills. Team; the f0lowng de-
sc-bsd prop rty. 70 VT:
30 heistesds fsath-r beds cotton mattresses, Is
shucr ma-tras-es an4 the hfd covering becoming %
each bi and bedsfead snd actresses referred 90
with sI other oed Ing ap3ertainng thereto. As1,
bureaus W rfrobes stft, i0u- grs large cori-a
stove ard furniture. I parilr looking ass, gifted
susl booking g1a9zes. 4 chairs 81 the table
beau -ing ssif p Der consisting ~ go plfces
usrlor carpet TIE p-ope o. vii b. sod FOR ca "a
The Is is lisvci o. be 3D. but vii only eel and
convey a. trustee r.. Y. RICHtRDsOS,
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IAaIEE FInORE.

NEW LAW ARTNERSH HIP.
rrTT n POLK ane Snifh P Bsnkhesd having
w fo-rnd partnership WIu hereafter practice Law
togefaer Al fhe cstT N Meuukie. n7Tl-ly
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RRnWN a FRAEER.
u. q. WEATHEnFORD,
EDWAuD PICKETT, Jr.,
10. EIEEs,

TloREKT AT LAW. General ol-ie-tins and Land
a KEuats for t6e E9rtheTn snd zssszs Counties q
ArtEnsss, DIS Arc. AK
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nyHIs RoaI runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimors fF7s
miies) and TO WAshington 900 miles) and presents
the fullest .dvAntsges both freight and passenger
Inc Il runs through Wild and rumantic regions Of the
AIeEhenies and being s9lhy constructed completely
aazipped and carefully msnaged Is the most e.
rsfive and safest Railroads IN the Uute States H.
Central Ohio Railroad, Columbus snd GAINESVILLE q
Wheeling, untes this road with al portions Of the Wes
THE oEIT FHRousH TTcxErs FRom HEnEPHrs
LOUIsvTLLE and ST. LOWS 70 the NATIONAL Ne
rEOPoLIs sold By this roads which runs direct %
washington without the delay q passing through Ba-
more II Is the only De BY which baggage can Be-
checked to washinston from the Ohio river.
Fs-By tie MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, taka the mail
steamers running daily for Louisville Connecting there
win mail steamers or Js1rsonve Railroad for Cncin-
Titte Miami railroad for Columbus oonnect.r tbers
With Central Ohio Railroad through Newark and lanes
Vile 70 Wheeling. By the express train Of this route
TIE time fOm Cincinnati % BAtnors and % Washngt0n
E-Bs IuTs % Ask for ticEsts H The Bultioro and os
RaiIread Rsute.
E7-Passsnesrs from Memphis soinx Hast thrsuEA s.
Louis. buy TsOush fckets b. tas Baltimore and Ohs
Rairosd Iais route lays through Tincsunes Te HEue
Indianapolis, etc, to Wheeng, the Ohio and
Mississippi and connnecing Roads. These Connection
are all Direct and the time frum s.. Louis 70 Baltor
or washington is but shout a. hours Through Ticrat
b tbs route Be hal of the Agent under the Plan
baltimore s16i 70 washington s3s.
Al Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars o
TIE Ba;nore anc Ohio Railroad which leave three time.
faily for Batimors WiShinEtos Philadephia and Nsu
Tork Thr1uEh Is OF II hours, Including st0ppagi
Eor safety, s, reSlitty oeaufF OF ne oounrry sn-
7ausra cufur this rsad il second 20 none IN the Unn
FREIGHTs. - mis- company possesses the iarses
ecuipnsnt Or any Rairoad IN the United States, and !
rTepsred % 90 An immense business In transportation
ne rad makes lIcIHcdafe connection AZ The Wtar~es ant
10 the strets Bsltore with the Railroad 20 Phade
mia snd NeE YORK. steamers 81 Ericsson and BALrI
,FoRE SrEAngHIP Lines By Canal end Sea 70 n, =
Yr and hv pew Merchants' and aners' Line % Boston
sfrar,e-s 10 HorfoIk Charleston, Savannah, &C p
tirisrs see freight tariff. copies Of which laay be ha
T ~ F-sEraiux Houses in the West. o. J. ,. F0ED
l ssosirira s1.d POI Eardlns Agent a. Wheeling-
WM 8. WOODSlDE.
aaatcr % transportation. Bslti1ore.
] ruROTaH TICKETS. SLOWING the holders stop q
nv -onf and resume their seats az pleasure may b
r-Irh I'D &c the Comp4nys Of1cc. No. IS, gsdersll
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ware suthsrizsd 70 announce JAMES & FELrS a. q
candidate for re-lecon 70 the oce OF S1erns ~ tne
eusuing Mach election oCu
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8uilOlng Decorations.

We are authorized 70 an-ounce FhAhClo bAlbh a
CANDIDATE ~ unity Trustee Of sselby county a. N
ensuing Msrch elee IN. o--z----
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CLERKS SAFE.

City Lot" South Half No. 404."
John Finly Means By next frssd Thos L. sullivan
ENparte petition for or lot for 1sut r.
ID virtue decreetai crrr % ha Circuit Court of
ID ShlIby COUNTY term made In his al its Seq
mber term 1851 viii on the prulises sArURDAT,
the 18th dsy OF January ucxt, 1855 ocer at public ae
sor onsthird q srd the bsiance on ereiit q SIX
twelve ani eigrtcen nsnths vita bonds and good Sc
curty a-inr erest from iate, AID ten retained.
following escribei lot the citv q aeuphts,
Tennesse b. ing the solth hat - e-yiua let No 4uf
fronting "A fret inches Thrd street, and running
back ll5 feet inches 10 private al-y, weh improved
ard occi1nled - present By Or Geo " ions
s.-IO tss n L. sTFWG GRF Clerf. &C
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A TTORNRTs AND OOUN sELORs AT Law, Aem-
a - Tenn gl ara-rice IN TIE Courts Of West Ter
-,es4-s Oscs. 2 Nalu ST.. HsSer's Bloct Ao D -no
eo,T s5sc.si sttsntoa pais 70 the collection Of CAims