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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

raj Auctteteef sales rooms ~ Court street. nrookJn
DusssLL " xEsTcorr AUcrIo sEEe.-THE EN-
tire bssdoms fsfniture Of house ~ auction, vithc Ut
n asscott vii ss this Monday morning uly
rTek sysfus nssr Foursss,h street, In addition to
wbih 4uAnty ~ rich Ani costly furniture carpets &c.
fen einth street Eighth avenue will Do
ell ts rss-es large asd very attractive sale
Ahs tafsr eunaistns In part o. rh carpets, velvet
sEsn suites 81 elegant rosewood psrer fur
tFesstss Nna hsr eish large French rier sassss
sssry 80 t.sls ard reception ohAirs in
tFeesas rich and essty aantel crnamsns can
sstrss ssrs eed ysses Ae VITA hnm,sr of choice an
esttsfs teas.esd wish superb hair mat
&ss tsaste AZ efthSm sofasets te'es spring
esss e~tts snA dinns rem ae rosewood sni maho
susfhs zoe latssas, etcssd wsshssasds toilet se.s,
resslaS ssAtss ss. via variety " ossaent fur
sxtsHssn dinna tstls silver ~sre cu' slss
ehAss tsory entleFy AZ also ono msFnii eat
.a .s % s. Rs sosh ma 2sa. = sr a.9
snfNhF ~ special stt4nten NAtsiVxaes a. house.
ssls pssl,lss rsis ~ sAiss
-HrKfFys ssIE on HsTs cAPs. &C -oS MON
- asy July ~ ~ NsssNu street AZ 10 H. consisting
a hate esPs AZ Alses tntusss q store.
rruRSscK HoyLr. AUTHORIZATIONS no q
~ 81 sfeek 80 *ssenth eboes stock c0mrris.
50 eefve sssp, esades STA, brady VIM a.
serd ssss veshts msasast and ssery article In the
Use
ruEINcK nofIK AUTHORIZATIONS 20. a
trstrs ereet a en- nittrstofs ssie, en- Friday IN y
a. sshsk hsrsss pasahs ava carte slsh,
rebss leils A. Nv er4er q tas sdhioisrator ons las
hstse y Frsst ysiss.
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w cay 81 w eelesk, he secord nssr of house =
>ath assnue tas fsrntuss "a amah famy breaking az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

pRoposALs ron BCu.oING A COUNTY coUa,
House and JAn ~ &ivsxnesa Suffolk County, N Y
seslsd proposals wiz re received AZ the Couaty Cerki
cee vsrhead NJ Ill thu ttA day Of Jay next for fur
sss ,oh % sss ssd psn, 70
which dsy ~ seeek Pm said proposals Will Re opsnss
y tbs Snsir 81 thu Besrd Of supervisors In ths pr.
sencs o. tne Beard A. the Court House In Ryerhssd
prnteo copy f the speencs,ons vii be frnishsd on sp
pleson james b. Coopsr, clerk q ,sid e,nny Pc.
po,ss ms addressed TO tbs Chatman % toe Board ~
supevb ore care Janss Cooper SadoS Court uoass
He. rk The Bosrd will reject any ons or al Of ss
fsAMusL IS NICorL } auu,,n,
sYIvESrEs siLLER, 7 gowmstts.l
Ju1s ~. 1854 WIN n rosT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

"A aid new A clipper ship WINGS OF TIE MORN.
In 10 loading rapidly at pier No. II East river
WILL without doubt the frit ship sail The above
ship !. ire only clipper now up and win no doubt make
rates, apply board, to MAILLER LORD, No. l08
Wall street, to ARKELL ELLIOTT, No lA6 Pearl at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

w r. FISH FROM LoNDON-THEATRICAL AND
characteristic wig maker $50 Pearl street. four
lent hire for private parties and
notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

DY JOSEPH HEOEMAN.- MONDAY, JULY3 AT TWO
ID e'cIssk n. at No. - Boerum. between Pa ,iAc and
Dsaa srsss Rreokyn small quantity Of furniture
grs lssssss bsdsesds. bureau CHAIRS tables oanary
trd eese eu cisth creeksy parlor and cooking stove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

A UCTE0N NOTICE.-wN. W. SHIRLEY, AUCTION.
a oer-Crockery and Glassware.-J. s. a. BARTLETr
will sell on Wednssdsy July at 70 O'clock, At No. 2sl
New England glassware all kinds Rockingham Britannia
and CUTLERY in lots from the shelves and in packages
% retailers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

SCENE PAINTER AND PROPERTY MAN WANTED.
- A first rate scenic artist accustomed gsttnG
up spectacle Preferred and good property wanted
Immediately. Address Howard AtheE scum Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

UCTION NOTICE.-w. j. INGRAHAM WILL SELL
"A This day July at half past ten 90 ock, at No. ll5
Mulberry street general assortment Of household frni
eteads BEDS bedding pillow cases. crookery, Stoves
also complete chests Of oarpenter TOOLS Terms cash.
Deposits required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND
~ and Wales Bills Of the Bank Of Chsrieston on the
Bank Of Liverpool In Of pound sterling and
wards payable any tho banks in the United kingdom
for sale By BREWEk CALDWELL successors TO Center
L Co, No. 20 Old slip corner Of Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

TT s. NAILSTEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
u 4. and New Orleans The United States Mail Steam
ship Company intend dispatch the steamship CRESCENT
City, Capt MCGOWAN, Wednesday July r. at clock
+ NJ from Warren street pier Freight 70 New Orleans
Specie only tskeu freight TO Havana. shippers will So
supplied with blank bills Of ladng of the form signed by
this company application st their office. For freight
passage apply at the Companys office, III West street.
corner OF arreu street. M. y. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CEssION LAWS LAWS OF NEW YORK FOR 1854
~ just published and for sale by BANKS GOULD CO.
IA Nassau street. New York, and AL Brssdway Albany
Il. I-77
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

U,oR sAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE NEW
L and splendid side wheel steamship STATE Of GEOR
Capt j. j. Garvin Jr carrying the United States
mail will leave Phad for Savannah Wednesday
July at 10 o'clock from the wharf above Vine street.
In strength and for the
fort passengers thi. ship lie Fare from Phi
above the following Wednesday Agents in New York,
SCRANTON 4 TALLMAN No 10 Old slip, whore plans Of
cabin may be and secured till o'clock
al farm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE CARRYING THE
United States msil-The splendid packet ship GER
Australia has Large portion Of her freight and pas
sengers engaged and viii positively be the first
.sssers The ship combine: great speed with unusual
cargo come into leaky In the oftnes and
lston Of her cabins she surpasses all compettors For
ll6 W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

U,OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITEDS STATES
T. mail line The and splendid steamship ALAB AMA
Geo. r. Schepck viii leave ON Saturday July s. st feur
o'clock T. NJ, from her pier No North river Apply TO
SAMUEL I: MIrCniLL, 10 Broadway Thr ,ush tctsts
KNoXv!LLE c. ID. Ludlow, will succeed and sail on We'd
nekdAY. July IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

DAILROAD BONDS A QUANTITY
~ about Of the first mortgage bonds Of the Great
good real estate VIII given in
msnt but tds wishes be absent from the city
for time he prefers property which will require TO- b
looked after. Apply to Ward Mclean, No. Trinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-03

THE MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS IN
stitution. 492 Grand street, will pay interest all
dspcssd before the on q July dating sop
open Mondays. wsdnssdsys Thursdsys End Saturday
JAMES r. HAIGHr, Sec'y.
Butte record., 1854-09-30
SATURDAY, -: SEPTEMBER 30,
2ND VOLUME BUTTE RECORD.

Al the commencement Of the End Volume OF the
"Brtte Record November II, it viii be enlarged to
double is present size contain twentyeight col
Of matter. Thi viii render the Record" in
point OF size, inferior weekly in the state outside
Of San francisco Whether it viii equal other weekly
Journals in point of merit, will be left for The public to
judge. Laborng constantly the the editor has
and viii continue to do the editorial department maynot
receive the time and attention usually bestowed upon
this department OF weekly journals in California but
We have valuable assistant, sharp STEEL in the per
son Of "sir Mortimer Shears who will use his dis
snguishei ability and best endeayors, to render the
Record acceptable to the people Of Northern Califor
mia. The terms Of subscription VIII remain the same
a. at present-s7,00 per annum invariably in advance
500 for six months and s., 50 for three months
Those who are having our paper mailed to the Al
i.nic States, must their subscriptions ii they
desire us to continue sending it, There are many
names upon books to whom We have orwarded
our paper during the volume inst Closing, whom We
should be glad to see come forward with back arrear-
ages and Subscribe for the 9nd Volume Those who
have paid for the frs volume ana desire to continue
their sn descriptions win please bear in mind that with
tho commencement the next volume, we open books
strictly upon the advance system.
As our expenses viii be necessarily increased in max
ing the proposed enargement hoYe those Who desire
to see paper sustained in Butte County. will come
forward with ''the material adn recommended in or
late democratic county convention, and enlble US to
r,ake tho "Record" rank with tie best democratic
Journals of California
Butte record., 1854-09-30

W. he present week has been remarkably
warm and quiet, nothing transpiring Of suffi-
cent Importance to make an item The differ
cnt fuming companies remain as quoted last
week, q fact which we ascertained BY goin,
from the Union claim to Slick Rock, a distance
of three hendred yards through the sun
A slight break in the foot dam of the Rock
Island claim, set them back for day or So
but they are again all right and going ahead
ainely. The Jail continues tenantloss, and we
have not even hea I'd Of a lawsuit. although
we saw a lawyer with his arms full of books
leaving the temple of justice, but he looked
tare-worn sorrowful. as though he had not
had fee for long time anu didn't expect
tine for twice rs long period Honest indus
try is iourishing, and Bidwell will soon as
sume its former fair proportions. The county
Judge is building an ark in the reservoirs or
the hill, and his former partner has purchased
s. chickery and gone to raising pigs in the
suburbs of Bidwell There is nothing in the
Iaper beyond this article. viii somebody
set up row or something else exciting before
cur next number appears Don't all speak at
once.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

80, l'M a USED UP MAN.n-A cor
respond Mt Of lhe Mar,syille Herald,
his aamininsterrd one of the awfaiest
and most r0atanherous newspaporial cas-
figatIons TO Senator Gwinr, that was
ever Inflicted upon an unfortunate, and
self-inhated politician. Were not the
ports % Japan opened 10 American
commerce, and the Sandwich Islands
about to be annexed to the United
States, it is hard TO tell where the gen
tleman would have been sent to, but
thanks to Commodore Perry, for bis ef-
forts IN behalf of commerce and genius.
Gwlnn has only been "olosed" ont in
California, and consigned TO either Of
the above mentioned places, to whom
be has been recommpded as an excellent
migra ory z. S Senator. 1t was for
tunate that the Hon. Senator was not
sent to Salt Lake, Or he might have
created coolncss in Brigham Young's
family. We should hardly suppose that
Gwinn would continue a candidate for
reelection after reading the communi-
cation in the Herald.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

r
Tnn SACRAMENTO Uyfox on Mtc.u-
GAN poLtrIcs.-We find the following
Letter and preceding remarks in the
Sacramento Union. 1t would be hard
to crowd a srelteI numb.r OF errors in
he same space, than there is IL the
first four lines of the tTnioa's remarks
Here is the letter together with the
Introductory remarks of that paper:
"RIcH, But NOT So RAKE-The Detroit
Daily Advertiser publishes the following let
ter from a candidate On the Democratic ''fu
sion" Tor Governor of Michigan in the late
election The editor declares he he has seen
the original in the Handwriting of Mr. Bing
ham. This letter is a clear indication of the
manner in which the naturalization laws are
executed by those anxious to manufacture
democratic party votes We give the letter
as published by the Advertiser
GREEN OAK, Nov >, 1642
My Dear Sir Enclosed is an affidavit cs
declaration of intention, which yon wilI file.
If YOU could date the filing back few days,
so that he conld become voter in two wears
he would like it. On Tuesday morning there
win be some foreigners from this town call up
to get their papers perfected, SO they can vote
III the att rnoon
Ifyou could have the necessary forms made
ont, it might not detain them 50 long, II the
judges should come before they arrive, | wish
you would mention it as they might adjourn.
We Shall give handsome majnrity in this
town. Yours truly, X. 5. BINGHAM.
With regard to the errors mentioned,
we would inform the Union, that Mr.
Bingham is not the democratic caad =
date for Goyeruor-that there has been
ne ''democratic fusion il Michigan---
and inSfcad of the election having al
ready ira spiscd, 1t viii not take place
until november next Mr. X 5. Bing-
ham was nom mated by the wings and
abolilioni>ts, in Joint convention assem-
bled at Jacksonburg in July last; con-
sequenily this rascally Mr.. Bingham, is
"a Cal didatc on the whig "fusiono 70.
Governor Of Michigan iu the approach
ing election Another fact which may
be of Importance to the editor of the
Union is this-alI the Upsons that ever
left Connecticut on a nutmeg wagon, and
settled in Michigan, support this same
rascally Bingham, who received the
nomination from Abolitionists wings
The democratic nomination for Govern
or had not been made up to the latest
dates. When the democratic convan-
ton for that state does meet, they vii
doubtless nominate Hon John s. Barry,
and this rascally A oIition and whig
candidate will stand no show Al all for
an election
The Un.on probably fell into these
errors from seeing the letter in the De-
troit Advertiser, which has always been,
and is now, staunch whig paper, but
refuses to support Bingham, who has
be- noa mated bv its party, in connec-
ton with the abolit onists Of that State
devotion to principles which the great
majority Of whig journals would Do well
to initiate.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

r Our young friend Mighels, has execu-
Led SPLENDID design for the heading of the
Record on its enlargement 1t has been
sent to tho cngraver, and will soon make its
appearance. 1t contains no rampant engines,
couchant animals, or fearless diggers, and
may be it won't take. However, we fancy it
and shall give it a trial
Butte record., 1854-09-30

kOt USED > AlE 1kPN - i'eN'
heard considerable talk lately, relative
to a stage route fom this point to the
Americ n Valley. We also UNDER
stand that a company Of gentlemen con-
template putting line Of stages on the
route another season With the route
through to the American Valley we are
not sufficiently familiar. to declare In
favor of its practicability but from this
point to Bucks Ranch, we are conf
dent that a small amount judiciousiy cx-
pended, would make as COED mountain
as any country can boast. As regards
the balance Of the ronte, extending
through and beyond the Nevada noun
tains, men perfectly familiar with the
route, estimate that SD, 900 will be
sufficient to render it good wagon road
f. ON the Sacramento Valley, via. Rich
Valley, Meadow Valley, Spantsh Ranch,
American Valley, Beckwith's Valley,
and thence through the main range of
the Nevada mountains Every emigrant
who has entered California on the Beck
with route, is aware Of the fact that
crossing the Nevada range is as easy, if
not easier, than coming than ceming
from the valley to Bidwell, the princi-
PIE difficulty found being the Feather
River mountains, which there are three
ranges to overcome--one between Beck
with's and the American Valley an
other Immediately hcyound the Spanish
Ranch, and the third Immediately this
side OF Meadow Valley. In putting on
line of stages to the American Valley
the two st mentioned ranges, would
have 10 be encountered but it is asser-
ted by those who profess to know, that
small expenditure would render their
passage easy. From this point to Bucks
Ranch, a distance Of fifty miles, the
outlay in making the road would be
very light, in comparison with the ad-
vantages to be gained. The worst part
of this portion of the route, is on the
first eight miles from BidweIl, and is
daily travelled by teams loaded with
lumber. The present emigrant road
passes over hills worse than those be-
tween this point and Berry Creek; but
less money than has ALREADY been ex-
pended on the first eight miles of the
road, will make the balance of the fifty
miles, better road than that already
used for numbering purposes. \ recent
tip over portion Of the road has led
to these suggestions, and we have mis-
taken the energy and enterprise of the
California stage Company, if they do
not take measures to test its practical
bility. Should the road be found prac-
tible, it would rank among the besj
routes IN California
During the oaching wet season,
when the ground will be moist, tracks
may be easily made along the sides of
the impossible hills, with a very little
expense, and route be opened that
would prove source of profit to the
proprietors, and be of immense advan-
tage to the young and fourishing county
of Plumas.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

@- Two celebrated artists and theatrical
stars are in town. They are at present en- :
gagged in painting views Of the different fun
ing companies. We understand it is their in
tention to erect Theatre at this place, in
order that Othello may have an occupation
after the rainy season sets IN.
Butte record., 1854-09-30

sa5~ "Another seceder rewarded -
exclaimed the Broderick press, when Y.
E. GeIger was appointed Indian Agent
for northern California. Why don't
they exclaim "Two more seceders re-
warded," since Denver AID Herbert
are elected to Congress ?
Butte record., 1854-09-30

GARDENING IN THE MoUNTA1Ns.-
Experience Tor three years has demon
strated in many instances which we
could mention, that the little vallies in
the foothills are capable of producing
every variety Of vegetables. The same
foothills TOO, during the wet season
when water can be procured, uill yield
wages to the miner. With such chances
why should any lay idle for the want Of
employment The mines in the imme-
date vicinity will afford an excellent
market at all times. Who tries gard
ening and mining for a fortune
Butte record., 1854-09-30

TURNED OvER.--A wagon freighted with
goods for Messrs. Bancroft Burrows of the
National Hotel, got off the track, while com
ing down the kanyon, and wagon, cargo and
mules rolled over about three times in getting
to the bottom The animals did not appear
to be injured, but there was fine current
of potatoes, molasses, liquors and sugar down
the hill He had on fifty hundred
Butte record., 1854-09-30


the following cficial vote for this county:
For Congress.
J " Denver, $50 Dem Mni
c. W Bowie, $50 ICS
2. T. Herbert SOB
Z. Benham, $50 lS3
JAS A McDouga, II
JAS Churchman, l3
II. S Latham. OF
Clcrk Supreme Conrf
Cha's A Leake, SIS
j. f. Baird go .US
District Judge.
W. P Daingerheld, $50
J. Hinckley, 694 l26
Members Of -fssem5lv
Seneca Ever, 767 Lincoln's Maj.
c. G. Lincoln, 1914 p
Tom Wells, sol Dem Mai
A. IL Barber, 651 l4f
assessor
Miles Chaplin, sS5
Thomas McDaniels, G35 90
Public -adainistrat0r.
Randall Hobart, So
B Newcombe GG6 ls6
Total number of votes east, 59G.
Jusfices Of The Peace.
Bidwell Township-W. S. saf1rd, Geo. Il
Crosette
oro Township--y. D Plumb, ! II Hanson.
Ophir Towhship-Aexander Cole, II T.
Shepherd
Mountain Spring Township--Jvan Fr.r-
land.
Hamilton Townsbip-willam Poyie d.
Benton
Oregon Towuship--samuel Glass, Guy B.
Morrison
Chico Toanship--J. W. Covinston, Aulseg
Benton Township--W P Mayhew
Kmshew Towuship--E. B. Kinson, "a
Vincent.
In accordance with the notice Of the County
Judge, to be found in another column th,
Justices of the Peace elect for Butte County
are required to meet ut BidweI, on the FIRST
Monday Of October, for the purpose of elec:-
NJ from their number, two Associate J uires
NExE LEGIsLAUURs-Th following state
ment shows the political complexion of the
next Legislature:
SENATORS.
Sacramento=-A :. Cove
fnba--C- E. Lippincott.
fuba and S'4tter-P c. Rust.
Eidorado-- d IS Hook and A French
Nevada--E T. Rur.on
CalaYeras and Amador-Wm B. Norman
Santa Clara and Aameda-Sherman Day
San Joaquin and Contra TVilii7nr
T. .3fcl 'ou,a
Stn Francisco-Wilson Flint, and ". II.
Harris
Placer C. Ha,rthorae.
S,erra--JoBa D. Scelen
F'onoma and Mendocino-H p Heintzlman
Trollumne-J ". MandeYlie
Mariposa and Tulare--A. McNeiu
Wings in i3di,cS.
26 democrats; wings Total So
The Senators who hold over. are McFarlanl
De In Guerra, Whiting, Mahoney Moore.
Kendall, Colby, .ncGary, Sprague, May
Perk, Stebbens, Crcnshaw, Tuttle, Hall,
keene and Leake. Democrats, 10; Wings >
ASSEMBLYMEN.
Alameda--Jos WATKINS,
Amador-J. Is Palmer, and james p Fdr.
leg.
Batte-Thonas Wells, C. G, Lincoln.
Calaveras-S B Stevens, T. W. Tahferro,
L. S Beatty
Colusi-J. L. McCutchen
Contra Costa It'Gfrcn Br0icn.
Eidorado-W L. Cunningham. T. A Stew
Sh>CH, AheTou EOSttr, " > smith, Edgtr
Bogardus, j c. johnson, John L. Boles, and
Wa Mcdonnell
Humboldt-.f II .Hivdock,
kamath--JJ j .lrriagfon
Los Angelos--Wilson W. Jones, T .HelllH
Marion-H Smith
Maripo>a-E. BURKE ana T. c. Flourney
Monterey--D. r. Ashley.
Napa-N Combs.
Neyada--E X GGylord, z & U-uite JON
athan Phelps, W J. Knox, and E. W. Rob
erts
Placer-Tao's .Noreland, HIM COMFY.
Il Greg, and .AoSeS -4ndre,cS.
Plamas-Asa Kenny.
Sacramento-J r. Vineyard. James G.
Brewton, PM L Edseayds, and II b .a,re-
dith.
San Bernardno--J efferson Hunt.
Santa Barbara-J NJ. Coyarubias.
Santa Clara.-W T. Ryland, and w. r
tIo6er
Santa Cruz-W ". St0lc
San Diego WtUiam c. FerraH.
San Francisco--V B FaysceH ~ 4 DGHa.
II B, Hosmer, L. " Tayior, Hm E'iimey
John Cammet, Geo p. johnson, r. G. ROGERS,
L G. BUFFUaf
San Joaquin-TJKeyes, and d r Doug
lass
San Luis 0bispo--Graves.
Shasta--i30tes
Butte record., 1854-09-30

OFFICIAL Rs1URNs FoR BUTrE CouNry
Through the politeness of our gentlemanlv
County Clerk. we have been furnished with
the following otiical vote for this county:
Butte record., 1854-09-30

T PEGGED OUT-The Commercial 4deertiser
has gone in Its issue on Wednesday was
its last of earth The shaft in this case has
deprived an interesting family of political
toadies of their principal prop, and its un-
timely death is mourned by all those who had
future designs upon Brodercks purse. 1t
was glorious triumph when the -fdgertiseT
renounced whiggery and embraced Broder
ickism, and for few months it was very ac-
tive in teaching democrats their duty, but its
patron didn't get to the United States Senate
and his funds did get short, and so the poor
organ ''pegged out" Rest quiet cat in peace.
F1RsoNAL.-Vincent E Geiger, Esq, Indi-
sn Agent for Northern California, paid US a
visit on Monday last A reservation has been
established few miles west of Tehama, and
matters are progressing in good style. The
Indians will! put in about 1000 acres OF grain
during the coming season.
DISTRICT JUDGE.--The following is official
result of the election for Judge of the Ninth
Judicial District, with the exception of Plu-
mas county, returns from which have not yet
Butte record., 1854-09-30

G1~ Everts & Co, have placed us under
obligations for express favors during the rlst
reeh
Butte record., 1854-09-30

NexE LEGIsLAUURs The following state
ment shows the political complexion of tn
next Legislature: