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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-11
Lave Owego Monday at 2 p m
Arrive at Waverly by pm
Leave Wavorly Monday at ! q m

Leave OweCo Monday at IN
Arrive at Waverly by pm
Leave Wavorly Monday at m
Assive at Oweao by IL m .aszszsass
Proposals to end at Barton are invited.
1880 Frnm Silver Creek by Forestvtlle and Char
- lotte Centre 70 Gerry, % miles and bsck snce
Leave Silver Creek Friday 1t II an tshi
Arrive at derry by,6pn YE q
Leave Gerry Thursday at II Am
Arrive at silver Creek by opm
1ss1 .Frp,s Jordan to Elbridge 2x miles and back
Lave Jordan daily except Sunday, at 81 m
Arrive at Elbridge by ~ Pm
Leave Elbridge daily except sunday At m i
Arrive at Jordan by II m,
14h2 From Rural Hill by Belleviiie, kllisburg and
WoodyiIle back to Rural Hill miles six
Leave Rural Hill daily except Sunday at IL
Arrive at Rural Hill by AZ pm
1853 From Oomstocks Landing by West Granville
- North Granville, aud Middle Granville to
Grsns;,ia III miles and back six times a
Leave Comstocks Landing daily. except Sun
Gay. Gay, AZ =. az arsnrine BY 12im
Leave Granville daily except Sunday at *
Arrive at comst,cs's Landing by 4pm
Propos is to end at North Granville are invited
1854 From Deposit to Cann0nsTlils miles and back
three times week
Leave Dept sit Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
at pm ,
Arrive at Cannonsville by 2x pm
Leave Cannonsyille Tuesday Thursday and Sat
urday at 3 p IN
Arrive at Deposit by p m
1855 From Heuvelton by Rensselaer, Falls, to Her
mon Is miles and back six times a week
Leave Heuvelton daily except Sunday at ~
pm .4.#.
Arrive at Hermon by SK pm
Leave Hermon daily except Sunday at a m
Arrive at Heuvelton by IL a m
1853 From Auburn to Port Byron miles and bacl
six times a week
Leave Auburn daily except Sunday at 8 pm
Arrive at Port Byron by ~ pm
Leave Port Byron daily except Sunday at 81.
Arrive at Auburn by III am
lt57 From Haverstraw to Clarkstown, miles ant
back. three times a week
Leaves Haverstraw Monday, Wednesday, ant
+ Friday ct loan
| Arrive at Carkstown by II m
Leave Clarkstown Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
| day at Sam
Arrive at Haverstraw by a m.
NEW JERSEY.
| From July l, 1854, to June 80, 1856.
ainS Fran, Homo tn q miles hack onn
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-11

.rt NEW HAMPSHIRE.
From July ], 1854, to June 30, 1857.
go From Station House at Berlin Falls by Berlin,
Milan, Dummer, and Cambridge, to Enrol, IS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-11

Arrive at GichfifS Bridge some day by pm
sofa From AIbemare 10 ewns Island, 3 miles and
r,e sSr.i A ISes M THURSDAY at San
Arrive al Swift Island post Office same day by
~. Leave swim Island posi- once Thursdsy a,
= Arrive At Albemar,e same day by 4pm
aol3 From Greensboro TO Madison. % miles and
= back, once . week ri@l
Leave Greensboro, "Wednesday at Sam
p Arrive at Madison same day by SPIN
Leave Madison Thursday at m
H Arrive al Greensboro, same day by pm
Proposals for more frequent trips are invited;
~ also 10 commence at flillsdaie.
Bidders will name intermediafe oflces
3ol4 Frsm Wilmington. by Upper Town creek
Bridge, to Smithviile, IS miles and back, twice
Leave wilmington Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Smithville same days by SPIN
Leave smthvile Monday and Friday at a N,
Arrive at w wilmington same days by m.
.s o. SOUTHCAROhINA. --sa f.
~ From July j, 1854, TO June %, 1855.
sai7 From Little SS,SeI BY PFsway Perry and Iron
~ miles and back, once week.
Leave Little River Tuesday at a m
Arrive at Whiiesviiie same day by pm
Leave WhItesville Wednesday nj 6 a In
Arrive at Little River same day by pm.
Proposals for seni-wcekly and tri weekly ser
vice are invited; also. proposals 10 commence
Al Conwayboro' and embrace Dogwood Mech
will he considered. -.-."
pas From 'Conwayboro' by Lake Swamp and
Floyd's Mills, to Far Bluff, N. c., 80 miles
and back once week.
Leave Conwaybor0' Monday at a m
Arrive AT Fair Bluff same day by 9 IN
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday al 8 am -
Arrive NJ Conwayboro' same day by SPIN
Proposals for semi weekly and ui weekly ser
vice also, for embracing Branton's Gross
Roads, ]. l.. Princess Store, and Bug Swamp
in lieu OF Fioyd's Mills and Lake Swamp
also, for commencing at Busksville; aiss fo
commencing al Georgetown, are invited.
3225 From Abbeville c. n, by SmithvilIe and Rob
er's Store, 10 AbbeviIle C. H., % miles, one,
a week.
Leave Abbevile G. H., "Wednesday at 9 am
Return TO Abbevfe e. fl. same day by D m
Proposals for semi-weekly service arc invited.
32i9 From I.ynche's Lake 10 Bakers near Lynch
burg, l6 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lynche's Lake Thursday n a m
Arrive at Bakers same day by pm
| Leave Bakers Thursday nj pm
| Arrive II Lynche's Lake same day by p m.
GEORGIA.
49, From Jtds I. 1854, to juno 20, 1865.
| 3443 From ThomasviIIe, by Eastwood, to Mickosu
| kie, Fla, ls miles and back, once week.
| Leave ThOmasviile W ednesday at 8 m
| Arrive a; MickoSukie same day by pm
| Leave Mickosukie "Wednesday at , pm
Arrive AZ Thomasvliie same day by m.
Butte record., 1854-10-07

1t Is that portion of the Snake tribe living
between Fort Han aud the Grand Ronde, that
appear to be the most hostile. They are very
well supplied with American Rifles and Hu-
son Bay Cos guns. They have plenty of am
untion, which they are constantly getting
IRON tue II b Cos posts, and the attempt Of
the government to punish these Indians, | fear
will be attended with more expense than any
Indian war We have had Tor yelrs.
The following are the places Fl on which the
above named party emigrated.
Alexander Ward, wiie ana seven children
Samuel Muliagin, and Mr.. Babcock, (lawycrj
from Lexington. Mo
DR.. ADAMS and Brother from Michigan
Mr.. Anon. from Missouri.
Two Germans and Frenchman, names not
known.
This massacre has created great excitement
in Oregon, and tke acting Governor has issued
proclamation calling Tor two companies Of
volunteers Of 90 men each, to arm, equip and
mount themselves. to cha>tise the s1vages who
have committed this bloody dee' The tyo
companies were soon raised. and were ready
for action.
lNDiAN WAR AT HAND.-The 0regoaan
learns by Immigrants just in from the plains,
that q party Of five hundred indians we'll
hi3bHN st-it itpHitftfi, HaG tDliSi4Pi Iti.+ lic
Immigrant rond, and proelaimed their inten-
ton OF war against all the whites who might
tal! III thoir way We may reasonably expect
some hard fighting between Maj. Hallers
command and these Indians
The Immigration into Oregon is arriving
/ ather slowly
A man who has just come in reports Indian
difficulties On the route. 4 young man named
Hugh Stewart, of Corvallis Oregon. was killed
by them. The Indians have plenty of Amer
lean horses and some guns. Stewart was
murdered near the Lakes by the Bounacks.
TRIALo OF Mrs LAME FER MURDER.-This
unfortunate wretch says the Spectator, had
her trial last week at Oregon City, for the
murder of her husband Nathan I. Lamb
Several days were occupied in the trial, rcsul-
ting i'll a verdict by the jury Of mnTder in the
second degree, aud under the law she was
sentenced 10 hard labor in the penitentiary
for life. Since that time She has taken ub
her abode Of dreary confinement according to
sentence. She had an infant child which has
been taken and adopted by some kind hearted
man in the upper valley She is said to be
about iorty-hVe years of age.
Butte record., 1854-10-07
SATURDAY, AY,:::::::OCTOBER 7
2ND VOLUME BUTTE RECORD.

4. ;l,e commencement Of We 2ni Volame Of the
Iaits Record" November Il, it viii be enlarged 10
double lis present size and contain twenty yeeat col
umns Of matter. This viii render The Record in
point Of size inferior to no eekly in the State outside
Of san francisco. Wheeler it VIII esaai other weekly
journals in point af merit wiz be Iels for the proc 10
Judge Laboriag constantly The as Ae editor has
and willconnue to DO, the editorial department mynot
receive the tune and attention usuay bestowed upon
this department Of weekly Journals in California tu'
We have valuable assistant sharp steel, in the per-
son of..Hr Mortimer Shears who VIII use his dis
tinruishea ability and bes endeayors render ihe
:.ec ri" acceptable to the people Of ortisrn caor-
MA The terms Of subscription viii remain the same
as a, prese-s7 60 pr annua. Invariably ia advance
ss0c for six months and 80 for three months.
Those who are having our paper NAILED 90 the A.
anc s.aes, must rsuaw their subscriptions if li.ey
desire US 10 continue sending it, There lre many
names upon our books to whom we have forwarded
our paper during the roiuue just closing whom we
should be glad to see CONS forward with back arrs-
ages, and subscribe for TIE 4ad Volume. Those who
have paid for the FIRST volume and desire 10 continue
their su tscrpions will please bear in mind that with
the commencement the mex. volume, we open books
strictly upon The advance system.
As our expenses will be necessarily increased, in MAX
ing the proposed enlargement hope those who desire
to see a paper sustained in Butte County. will come
forward with ,he lnaleria aid7 recommended in our
late democratic county convention, and enable US to
make the '.Record" rank with the best democratic
journals OF California.
Butte record., 1854-10-07

Ga- The rain of Wednesday last, although
having settled the dust, which has been our
greatest annoyance Of late, has proved most
unwelcome visitor to miners generally. The
river has raised between six and eight inches,
and the different fuming companies have all
suffered more or less from its effects. The
Rock Island claim is again under water, caused
by break in the fume. We understand it is
the intention of this company to construct n
dam above the break, and work but portion
of the claim this year. They were preparing
to set their Toms at the time of the accident,
and had realized prospect Of four dollars to
the pan
The work on Emersona Bar, is also tempo
rarily stopped
It was generally believed the rains this fall
would be late. but from present appearances
it is a case of quien sabe
Butte record., 1854-10-07

The BRlvE PALMETTO BoY.-The Ladies'
Of Spartahburg, 5, c. have erected a hand
some mOnumcct to the memory Of Il yonng
man named Alien H. Little. At the age Of
IL he volunteered in the war with Mexico
aud carried 4 musket in the Palmetto Gegi-
ment from Vera Cruz to the gates of Mexico,
where he lost his right arm. On his return
at the close Of the war the State of South
Carolina PLACED him in the Military Academy
at Charlestown, for education. When he en-
tered he was ignorant even Of the Alpabet ;
but at the end cf his collegiate term he grad
uated with the highest honors. But his con-
stitution was broken, and consumption soon
closed a career SO remarkable fer promise
The monument is of pure white marble, about
twelve feet high, ON which IS Inscribed, TO
the brave Palmetto Boy
Butte record., 1854-10-07
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Tax
~ payers of Butte county, that will re-
ceive at my Office in the Court House at, Bid
we'll, the Taxes for the current year, 1851
every day in tie week, Sundays excepted)
until the first day OF November, A. D. 1854 ;
and all Taxes remaining unpaid after that
date, will be subject to extra per centage, al
lowed by Law, it being the same as is allowed
upon m execution Office hours, from 8 o'clock
A. NJ, to ) o'clock p NJ
?. FREER, Collector
Sheriff s Office. Bidwell, Oct 8, 1854 4w4S
Butte record., 1854-10-07
STOP THIEF.
800 REV ARD

STOLEN from the Subscriber on Sunday
~ night, Sept. Oath 1854, s2l7 80, by an
lrishman named John Daily. Said DAILY i
about feet inches high. light complexion,
freckles on his face, dark hair and has IA star
n his wrist, He worked on Bartons Bar in
~. lie also took with him spy glass
The above teward will be paid for the ap-
:, ehension Of the thief, and the recovery Of
pr paney. J. DoWD.
tn Buffalo Ranch, Sept. 25th, 1854 tf47
Butte record., 1854-10-07

We Two men named George Miller and
Moses Derusean, were arrested on Wednesday
last by Deputy Sheriff Hobart, on warrant
issued by Justice Stafford, and locked up for
examination. They are charged with having
in their possession goods which were missing
shortly after the fire They will probably
havea hearing before the above named Jus
tice to-day.
Butte record., 1854-10-07
NOTICE.

Il WILL apply at the October Term A. D
a 1904 OF the Court of Sessions. in and for
Butte county. for a renewal or granting TO
me Of a lisense, to keep Public Ferry at Mel
sons Bar, on the West Branch Of Feather Riv
er JOHN HITNpHPFy
BidwcB, September 4th 1854 fw44
Butte record., 1854-10-07

Es- We detest apologies, and shall make
none, but severe shake of the ague on
Thursday. and the scarcity Of printers in this
vicinity is the reason that our paper makes
its appearance minus the usual amount Of
reading matter We have worried about it,
until publication day without being able to
help ourselves, and have concluded to make q
virtue of necessity and .just let 'er rip
Butte record., 1854-10-07

TO The Ball at the Central Hotel, on
Thursday evening last. passed off to the sat-
isfaction of all concerned Although not in
attendance, We are assured By those present.
that better preparations, Or more sumptu-
Gus supper has not been offered to the ball
going public in Northern California. We are
under obligations to the amiable lady of Col
Derrick, for her munifcent remembrance of
the suffering and afflicted absent. We hope
soon to be able to discharge our shaking visit
or and express our thanks in person.
Butte record., 1854-10-07
SHERIFF. SALE

HilEnlff OAEE.
EgY VlRTU & of an order of sale issued ont
Ne of the Ninth Judicial District Court in
and for Butte county aud State OF California.
to me directed and delivered and ordered to
sell the following property, to wit:-The Hi
nois and Wisconsin gold quartz mining co. mill.
the quartz ledge on which said mills situated
together with all and singular the Machinery
and appertenanees thereunto belonging: the
said property is situated in Spring Valley.
Oregon township. State and county aforesaid.
Therefore on the 2Hd day of October, A. d.
1854, at O'Clock p. NJ, will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house door. Bdweu. to sat
lsfy judgement rendered by the aforesaid
District Court for the sum of twentv-seven
hundred and foriy-two (S2742) dollars debt.
and for interest thereon at the rate of three
per cent per month un.il paid, and the sum of
one hundred and eighteen eighty four hun.
dredths (S1ls,84) dollars costs of suit. where
IN Levi Allen is plaintiff and A O. Garrett
ct ais deiendents
p FREER, Sheriff.
Butte county. September 9th, 1874. 5w43
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday the Goth day of October, a. d 1854
at the same place and time of day rs abovs
stated. P. FRFFE Sbo-;f
Bidwell October 2nd, 1854
Butte record., 1854-10-07

MIR AGE IN THE GULr or BQrHNIA -Iu
letter from an officer IN Napier's feet, we find
the following There IS not an inch of the
Cult Of Bothnia but we have crossed over 1t
is a strange place the effect Of the-irreguar
refraction is very singular The other morn
ing we saw Il lighthouse up the air aud on
looliiDgat tie chart, twas proved to be fully
30 or sixty miles of. Ships appear when you
are nearly days sail from them. ROW with
three hulls. now without sails. in moment
with a cloud of canvas, now turned upside
down, and half a dozen ships are over the
other, all as large as the biggest three decker;
when you c"me up with her she is some insig-
nitcant little coaster. We arc within n couple
OF degrees Of the Arctic circle; the sun does
not set until ten 2. NJ, and he rises about 2:
we have broad daylight all the time he is be-
low the horizon. We are going on up to the
head of the gulf and when we do We shall
see the sun at midnight
Butte record., 1854-10-07
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GiVEF That Wm Saturly has
q this day flied in the Office Of the Probate
Clerk in and for il tie coun:y Cal Il petition
for letters OF administration Gu the estate Of
John Gummersall deceased hearing Of
said petition will be had at the Court House
in Bidwel, Oh Monday the 233l day of oeto-
ber, 1854. +. PAIGE. Pro Clerk
Pr TOM WELLS, D c.
Bidwell Sept. o. 1854 5000
Butte record., 1854-10-07
SUERIFE SALE


EgY VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL OHDEi.
Eg .ssued from the District Of the Ninth Ju-
d.cal D strict in aud for the county of Battt.
| will offer for sale ~ the door Of the Court
House in the town q BiiweIl, 70 The highest
bidder for cash, on Monday, the 10Th day Of
October, 1884, the following described prop.
er'y to wit one lot or parcel Of ground to
gether with all the appcrteBanees thereunto
belonging. situated in the town of Bdweli
Butte county California, and described as fol-
lows: commencing on the street Of the norih
west corner Of the house formerly occnuied bv
tideon Brooks. as a store and running from
thence IN n0itnerly direction. fortv-tyo
feet, to the corner Of the house occupied bY
Holiday AS Il vegetable store, thence sn an
easterly direction two hundred and fifty fact
thence IN = southerlv directiou two hupd~ed
and torty-two feet, thence ina westerly dire--
tioa two hundred and iay fee; to the place of
beginning. The above described lot VIII be
sold to satisfy an execution in favor OF Fureu-
son & Co, and against John Barriers for the
sum OF two }unlrea ana eighty four twelve
oue hundredths {@2s4,l2) dollars debt witl,
Interest thereon from the Goth day of March
1874, at Two per cent er month, and for the
sum OF stveniy.six (16,!O0ths) dollars cost Of
suit. Sale to take place between the hours OF
O'Clock a. NJ, and p NJ Of said day.
z. FKEER, Sheriff
Pr ALX BROWN, Depty.
Didwell September, IS. 1854 3w46
Butte record., 1854-10-07
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED will apply at the De-
cember Term of the Court Of Sessions, in
and for Butte county California, for a renewal
of a license heretofore granted to T. X Dodge,
tc keep and run a Public Ferry across Feath
CT river at Hamilton
W n. AKIN, & CO
Hrmilton, Oct 6, 1854. n48*S9 90
Butte record., 1854-10-07

WurE RocK.-We learn that this company
had just succeeded in getting into their claim
and had taken out very large prospect,
when operations were suspended by the rise
in the river. VIC have not learned the extent
Of the damages sustained, but reports state
that they are extensive. We trust this may
prove incorrect
Butte record., 1854-10-07

RETURNED. Charley Lott, who has
been on visit to the Atlantic States, has
again returned to Bidwcll. His numerous
friends will extend him cordial welcome
home again.
Butte record., 1854-10-07

D- We are under obligations to C. G. At
wood, Esq, agent Singer Cos Express,
Marysville. for favors shown this office
Butte record., 1854-10-07

S>The National, Union, md Shade Hotels
are rapidly drawing to a state of completion,
and when finished we can say without fear of
contradiction, that 10 town in the State of like
size, is better supplied with fret class hotels,
than Bidwell
Butte record., 1854-10-07

Mary Il. right.
A~5OMES Counsel for Plaintiff and upon
a affidavit and showing before the Court
made, moves the Court to order publication
Of notice TO the DESCENDANT 10 appear before
this Court at tho next regular term thereof,
aud ansaer the co aplaint ia this Cause filed
Notice to be given according to las
Court orders accordingly; and that notice
lie published in the Bate Record for three
mouths.
ArrEsr-The foregoing Is II true, f,ll 80
correct copy of "n origina order oi as.
Court, in said cause. IN rceord, and remaining
IN nay Office And sud defendant, Mary T.
Wright, Is hereby notified to appear and an
swer the complaint Of snid Plaintiff against
her flied, aud that ia default thereof, he Will.
apply to said Court at the December Term.
1914 thereof for the relief in his complaint
Demanded, Hereof fail uot at your peril.
BY order Of said Court
L. ) Witness my hand and seal of said
Court at BidweH. thi, September 15 1854
". T Sexton, plaintit : Attorney, BIdweli-
+ PAGE, Dist. Clerk
THoIAs WELLS, Dept
Butte record., 1854-10-07
SHERIFF SALE


EgI VIRTUE of an order of sale issued out
-a5 "f the Ninth judicial D.stsiet Uourt, in
and for Butte county and State, Of California
to me directed and delivered aad ordered to
sell the following property, to wit the Hi
nois and Wisconsin gold quarlg aiming co mill.
the quartz ledge which said mill is stua-
ted, together with all and Singular, the ma
ehnery and aFpertenances tAereunto belong
log; the said property is situated in Spring
valley, Oregon township. State and county
aforesaid, therefore, on the 2nl day Of Oc-
tober, a. D. 1884 at O'Clock Z. n will
sell The above described property TO the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House door
Bidwel, to satisfy Judgement rendered by
the aforesaid District Court, for the sum Of
eleven hundred and thirty four (Sl134) dol
lars debt, and interest thereon at the rate OF
three per cent per month until paid, and the
sum of eighty-four eighteen hunaredths tS4.-
lS) do lars costs of suit, wherein p. H. Harris
is Plaintiff, and A 0 Garrett et ais. defend
ant
P. FREER, Sheriff
Butte county, Sept 9th, 1854 5w4S
The above sale is hereby postponed untia
Friday the 20th day OF October, A D 1854,
al the same place and time of day as above.
sta'ed. P. FREER, Sheriff
Bidwell Oetc Der end. 1854
Butte record., 1854-10-07
a GREAT RARGAIM.

gEyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER AT
IL Public Auction on Monday, the 9th G;.y
OF October next, his FARM. near Hamilton
on south side Feather River, containing 80
acres, all under fence with good improvements
thereon. with about 20 acres in gaod order
for seeding, and seeded in part. Also, Barley
by the hundred, Oats and Whcnt About
100 Shanghae Chickens,--l good Plow and
one Wagon Sale to commence at 10 0 clock
\. NJ. Terms made known on day OF Sale.
BASIL SHELTON
Hamilton, Butte County, Sept. %, 1854
Butte record., 1854-10-07

Eliza Robinson,
vs.. II for Divorce
william c. Robinson.
The people Of the State Of California, to Will
lam G. Robinson,
6 I NREETlNG-Y0U ARE HEREBY COM
I-s maDded to appear before the Court afore-
said, at the December Term thereof, A.
1854, to wit on the 25th day Of Dember, A
D. 1854. to answer the complaint OF Eliza Rob-
son this day flied against you in my Office
This is ar action commenced~igains you by
said plaintiff to obtain a Divorce from the
Bonds of matrimony now existing between
you and said plaintiff; and for the guardian
ship OF two children-the issue VI you and
said plaintiff since your marriage. and for
such other and further relief, as to said Court
may appear legal and proper in the premises
Said plaintiff gives notice that if you fail to
appear and answer her complaint, she will ap-
ply to said Court at the December Term, A.
D. 1854, for the relief in her complaint de-
manded, and for Judgment against you for
costs of this suit Hereof fail not at your
peril. by order Of the county Judge OF Butte
county California
L S. Witness my hand and tie seal of
said District Court at Bidwell, this Sept 18th .
lS5i 3mlG*SS4
F. PAIGE, Dist. Clerk.
Pr TOM WILLS, Dept'v.
Butte record., 1854-10-07

s- Sacramento is not the only place in
California that can now boast Of water works
Messrs Brown s Co., have succeeded in bring
ing the water from McCabe's Creek, distant
about one mile FROM this place, and are at
present engaged in completing the reservoir
and conductors We doubt.not this will prove
a great convenience to our citizens generally