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Butte record., 1854-12-09

TIE WEATHER;-There has been a
general complaint against the weather
for more than month, and it has been
itemized by every local in the st tie
until there is nothing ''new under the
sum- connected with the subject. Not
withstanding the great need Of rain du-
ring the month past, and the earnest
invocations and petitions that offered up
by the anxiously waiting miners, the
rains seem 10 have effectually 'dricd up.
1t has, however been sufficiently CO.
quetish to induce prognostcators 10
prophesy rain at each change Of the
moon, but they have proved false
prophets. and the predicted rain has re-
suited in beautiful moonshine. Mines
in dry diggings should not despair Al
experience proves that We must have
rain during the winter months They
should therefore be prepared to impro, c
i, when it does come.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD
We learn from the Union that the Di-
rcctors have called for a payment Of
fv per cent. upon the capital stock.
Itia utd rslood that the main contract
Tor the giadin@ is signed, sealed and de-
livered The fl st ground was broken
by Mr. Buckley at the eighteen Mile
House, who went to work and finished
a short section, in order to determine
the est of filing ard excavating,to en-
~b'e him t. bid unders "a hding 8
Butte record., 1854-12-09


LETTERS From HoME.-The arrival 0,
the Atlantic mail on Monday, was the
signal for a general rush to the Pos
Office, and the expectant crowd were
goodinaturedly joslling and joking each
other while the attaches of the P. O.
department were asserting the contents
of the mail. A general scramble en-
sued, when the delivery began, which
''grew small by degrees, and beautifully
less as some turned with letters, and
others with disappointment, who were
reluctantly compelled to await another
arrival, in order to hear from "The old
folks at home"
Butte record., 1854-12-09
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may con-
Il ccrn, that Mrs Mary c Conway will make
appli cation at the December term of the Pro-
bate Court in and for Butte County, through
her Attorney in fact, to prove her right Of
heirshp in the Estate of Rudophus Kent, de-
ceased, aud ak for an order to be made re-
quiring the receiver or agent in said estate to
pay over to him the assets placed in his hands
by order of said court
CHA s. S WALLER,
Atty in fact for Mary c. Conway
Bidwcll, December 6, 1854 4w5
Butte record., 1854-12-09
na CoscREss met on Monday last.

and bit three OF the deleg ton from
California were present. Senator We'll
Ter, and Repr natives Latham and
McDougal departed for Washington bet
ter than month since. Although it
was announced, by authority, that the
industrious gentleman from Texas, who
represents Cali ornia in the u. Stat ;
Senate, would sail the week after, he IS
still in California, using his great indus
try to secure his reelection. II is quite
probable that the gentleman from Texas
intend d to | ave as pr fist announce
ment, but unfortunately his enquiries
while at the north, concerning Nubles
Pass, played the deuce with his south
ern admirers, and the great energetic
and Industrious Doctor was compelled TO
~ gl.ct his dnty as Senator, and devote
his great talents.energy and Industry,
in quitting the fears of his friends, at
Los Angeles, San Dlego, and Gny'nas
and it is remarkable fact, that the pa
pers of Southern Ca ifornil, in lnadiatply
after the "energetic aud industrious
Wis TO that pnrtion of the State, sent
forth simultaneous Il wi to The nor h
not to require any pledges f. m the di.
tingu shed Senator Concerning the u p
vey of Mobiles Pass, and i IN nd dthat
the talented gentleman should be lef;
free to consult bis own views in tn,
matter Here was grand display ii
great energy AMI indu try \ twi'h-
stan ing h cxaress d the belief, Will
at Narysville, tina y b s was th prop
er ruutc for The ge.t continental all
road, . brief visit to she vicinity of The
southern faete, w,s suffi:i Mt t, ais
rh- ii.habi.antso Of he Later plac, th..
the gentleman's g at n rgy md indus
tfA should be left ftoe AMI unramel j
pon the ubject
Once again It Is annonnced lh.t the
distingui>hed Senator will leave fol
Washing ton by tn II vt Steamer, an
it behoovcs the peace bic and quiet it :
rs Of the State TO DC on the alert, 70,
il is not known VIII. portion OF the S ate
the distinguish Senator may visit liter
this secoud announcement. Some quiet
n ok IT corner of The State, VIII ch caa
furnish a vote or two IN the legislature
is about TO receive visit from thi9 in
dustrlou and distinguished traveller, for
it seems impossible tn It the Senator,
after so gross Il neglect Of duty, shoul j
just now consider it necessary to leav
for Washington Should he 60, howev
er, We certainly wish him il pleasant
Journey and a happy expirst t'oi of his
term of Office. He undoubteo y sur
rendtrs the contest, if he really intend,
to lcavc-and what vast amount Of
energy and industry such little,
common s nse NOV ment buries in OBJ
liz ion. Well, old fel if you must 90,
hrre's our 611- Going to settle down
in Texas, ell :? Well-luck to YOU
DRIP around and see US, ecca>ionaly.
You will always be sure of California
welcome. You can j'mp aboard the
cars at your resid nee in Texas, run
aero s to Guymas, and take soop to
'Frisco-beat'ng the panama route three
Or four hours, Good day I say !
Dec tori Who is the Dad cock in
the pit 2"
Butte record., 1854-12-09

DaNAT1 PLRrY. This proved one
of the p ,santest aff,irs of the season,
and passed off with more r al enjoymenI
than anything bcrytofre occurring in
he annals # Bidwcll Th l. die>.
God bless them, had d'splaved their gen
ero>ity By load 'Hg a huge tabl, until ii
fairly groan d with luxuries and sub
sta,tials, that c.ul'I not fail 10 . eas
ani made a dis ,lav of u iu and orn
ment | merchandize. th reached the
ro'k IS Of every person present, and
extrarted from many the ast scad After
the the table had been remov d some
the 'Hgay, young, and ii ughtless crra
lures" Engaged in the misty maz o.
he dlnce. which they prol 'nged until
The ''wer Sun Il hours' Of the morning
There was !, goodlv number of ale in
att ndanc', all smiles and vivaci'y. an
if ther was an hbmbre pr sent who Il I
not enjoy the evening, h. should hide
bimsefin tie noun 'ains ard iamen, in
silence his miserable and unhappy life.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

PACIFIC RAILROAD Me-srs Walker
aod King, in card which they ave
Iublished he'e. says the New Orleans
Picayune, state iha 100000 necessary
to be depo iied d as condition for compile
ing the incerpol alton of the Pacific
K ilroad Company had been promptly
sent cut, and would reach Austin by the
tim. ID ci6ed.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

WHAT'S WRoSG during the past
week, We have received two copies of
the Daily Chronicle, one do Statesman,
one do State journal, two Marysyill
papers, and the Colombia Clipper, for
which the Express Companies viii
please accept cur thanks.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

To BuTcHERs.-Waller & Co, o.
Chico advertise fine lot of Beef Cattlt
for sale.
Butte record., 1854-12-09
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
~ holding Butte county Warrants register
.el between the 2lst day of December 1850,
and the first day Of January 1851, that the
50 me will be redeemed on presentation at thi s
office s.
awI r. 7. VAN NORDEN. Co Treas.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

;la n@- We are under obligations to Ad
ans s. Co. for files of Atlantic papers
per last steamer.
Butte record., 1854-12-09
RAu ROAD HnusE

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
EUROPEAN PLAN
As Commercial and 81 Clay Streets, San Fran
cisco. HALEY & THOMPSON,
Proprietors.
Butte record., 1854-12-09

bA- The District Cour. for Butte
County meets on the 18th inst. -rs.
Butte record., 1854-12-09
tDiDIInIL DRUG STORE
DIR. WN WILSON.

sY SURGEON &c ~
EA PROPRIETOR. {A
DR. WILSON takes pleasure to announce To-
the lnunbltants 81 Btdwel aud vicinity. that
he has now openei his new eStablis hmcnt ois
The old SITE Of the lafe BiwelI Drug Store IRE
cent'y destroyed by fre,) where ali kinds Of
DRUGS, P3TE-NT .JfEDICENE sc. -
Can be had Of the best quality that can he pro-
cured ia the State eI.9 c7f nr.
d. Wilson hopes by strict attention to his
profession, to merit continuance of past IA
vers et u u47
R5- Office next door to the Miners Store.
BidwelI, nov 25h, 1854 Stf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22

Ustss Editors:
II LOOKING OVER YOUR ealuable Daily, my at
rpr'ion Vas attracted by an advertisement headed
Look To ya,r Interest," in wich the author labors
drart from tr mrrits of the astrre Of his ~ in
rd.ayarng rreudicc the public mind agaia. them.
b., being a5olitionst> who swurm through every yase
J town of the S,uth-sneak'ng dis,nngngly of
Southern worsmen, &c, &c.
Now, Messrs Editors, to- TIE enlightenment of this
great man f Bedfmd whose mouutains lsborea aud
brought tJ.h muuse-tits man who lusi at tins time
Processes much love for Virginia, and raetic a,iy
ue city at Lynchburs, aud much adherence for abn
H3nists and Yankees, for his enlightenment | viii
say thar u my certain knowledge the underfakers of
Ul' CITY, without option all natives 81 States
South Mason ard Discus Lnc-and from resi !erce
IT lgr, ia hi, place, hive never before been accused
OF entertaining sentiments preiudirial 70 the interests of
.a'a t-s1 adopted home They are bound To Lynch
our y he strongest tics 81 Kindred and friends, OF
'o2 yars Of sidcnce during viii htime some of them
nave accumulated small pioneril hy their energy and
Industry let this good Judge TIL, uprsll JUICE, who.
De more iaaH oae instance. has sought to lo5a inter-
,s lib fhee Abolition Plaster Gas he styles them)
,a' w.1 stien ousy hoast. OF Lis many eoyuges to
''e M }afs Pla-tcrers, -eps 10 vify the asrercrs
~ ''I' rs statements in the Yrgiuan ard Bedford
o l'' "ti-# he know J.. his owl ind to be fd>c.
'"nHi a-eia a>s. Msssr- Editors, why i H. after
wy aud rereatei trials prolonged for ycars that II Is
ID .'ecs~1rt Ia uu tcrtnae the work at low prices 10
~ IT. tiisr tine p.aalishrd~, oI kncn had been
'" 10 MISE thu prices nj work Ia su-oin tem-eve~.
ny a'i min md see- "a eSi.b.ish hir So GA hi,
'.'''a al fHees ihat @it enable him To- do gnaj wurN
good matefn's--to obiaia living and lay by
- lp. 81 rainy tav. inn - Inn
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,lastering! Plastering Plastering !!

l. STILL IN IuEFlELD.
ef II. aast a, formerly, Mt dum'ed by lhe adj
-..,,.t recently Issued in The Eirsinian. stating
sf enly all { towns in tbs State anu pan, ularly
..6.F. wee aycirun by Aho.iIi % PIa-fereI and
,,W z. Y. who b Ills fior j, do'd Cosat;. al
laery nude i, appcaraaea To td this liiy Of such
.i,are. Condor would rompsl rle. (und do So with
are 10 .ate that here i not workman r. M line
.,l.g here VIII MAS rat born in -laee STATE. /
ave no reason 10 give The place Of my natvt3 that is
apon to all M On h- erould min no merit and
lille vii not d. end - soba.e trick a to fv those
\ tie sa-e lian If buslne, because they ai 'nat hap
pm I, ne BON % the soil OF Virginia vii stute
,u lual viii if not superior to any man VIII AFRO
les - mu n 10 hn.,cl ga this ground; nui suppose
so il orc o. The F. F. Y. One ding is ertaii. when
ser lavs done ork, took hc oirHsr eftte houSs
/ tie face ril0At turning pale' and a. fer more -
make no lreteulious to bains walking demJotn no
won have motr wi isSers tlan brligs.
have sla.e my terms in former card which shall
hide by iaa elea he fiae arrires htH sha b nee
ss4ry 5r he 10 R5er7ror he erah slgg nal Jropo-
i0as 10 s4ek gen D,e, kaor ta'e girei ttr rort
,slhers ,hal feel ma Longer deserve t5e patronage
d "a generous public B-~ee my rl1us my ability I'D
ne wear. OF experience hive had in this State shall
rug De o. notwithstanding may not haya The assist
nee Of mine Host, who yesy DESTROYS to this
v B. Y. succeed in putting down old established work.
men, By thr zeal he 4niests in introducing him such
gentlemen rs -. poet 10 uihl this wear.
feb 22.d3t PETER G. AKEBS.
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House and Lot for Sale.


ind you my siaetes gro'' nor instant GA
R,f bear ne siiGy up
...t ma, b. ,nab r. daflo good plaia agd IN "a
- pi..tstiug In IL god pi"ns fesrle Ct my
'.a' iIaBus,.rd tbat 4 might ba PEN. rcd 4"
| .45.l Inserted H ne fan'i7 u' M it-'.'t'
=,ss4z a.-rsit.umfn tim deY"uiiy ieh Nishel-
ir-'N .y,.,. En- tbs have bcra stdiY nf-to-
lin. lbs 81 .Ia.rg ! hive a e.'''7'- assas'' ''''
,,..bs84e ~ enc ct tie .. s.
~'' n lwtlteiI toa STINT .lie fnx l. the
''"' .sf- ia. raafe1 sent-"li Nou had not
so fia..f i,.. kn.Xn yJu ~ ! sa1- Va. OLE
Pr, = Shanghai Aa1tbfe. tier M led 0y
..##.z ~ supp l~c Goa al tHt Wy Hta sHa " 10"
M ,aar taale IRON tire iuhi1 's j. h's'as' !""
# mel al h. or wsfe yog down Ia tn under
'' ,ir 5lI which ia pl rey..ry wei known o. all
'.f.. 4ou say IA yoas card thu nj Tie "aud,r
.fl,arafurs are natives II State sauth ot Ma
~ Dsxan.s Ii e. W.. Whit huse Ia do WIKI
" ,f5.xl | a.u not dead nnd therefore saYe ma
,,f...e seai.enr.. BIT, prtHf-, yau mon. that
p.t.lsIefs are all ron Southern Ststes II "a very
D. ,, ..f4e 81 them IIfe--aut ID they 81 eltim 10
E ses south OF Mason aud iSou'> Line, then
| .s.5 wong iafnfmai. thrr0 las beea great
..b.f I'm Mason suo Dixon Linz er ina some Of
..4rlrru States. And, ON, Mr. -. il yeu
"A. 3. y. $ Y. rf c nr.e my card had no la
$50. aad perhaps hesealf. YOU vii. L. prudence
| 49, 5,,iH . aud speak whea oxen ia. NV Is to my
,i4s r. drtracl from. The merits ul the fla>toTers
..#tv pronounce 10 10 b. Tue. wish them great
. business. and hope HEY vi pc nj NE Ia get
- ta.t san FIR ia not usk their ayot>, nor
..rb#fe. And &c. conclusion, permit say
,.,..aeyrr nude my efsft, To Obtain wo,s in
J....1 i rs.afara haf ha4e seen rIcred Vol, tc e
rtes |fca "a on arca4Ht ct uet sliag 10 take
s.oIfo5Iado. NV. Mr. II. 3. y. lst Hir advise
.-.. ,atlr eve pceied lor 'na'r clrds laritl can
.,...t5a. vi advcrtte nj ihe city papers, until
o. .s,cs ID loom.
N, H. mind s,rlg BY, and tie hs7r' fls,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22
Prime RetaiIimg Cheese.

Ena BONES Prme hrtuiUg Gheese. daily *.
EUU peeled Ion ale Nv by
LEE 4 CO, L1jr \. s. Lee.
ipp G.lerts Riehaapd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-22

BE REAL ESTATE. SLAVES, TOBACCO
SCREWS Pr,Ssrs. FIX TIRES. &c foJ a1f. Pirate
In ~ TIE CITY OF I1CHMOND.-in cunse
qucf &c ol thr continued ilhenltH IF { J. Samuel 3
Myers (tho has determined lo tc,re from business. J
authorised by him - ulrr no private -e, the
following Yety valuable. desirable and attractive Rau
aud Personal Estate. VIZ: The two iaHse dire" story
Tobirco faciarr. m the ot Canal au4 Seventh
streets, hay ps aggregate front ct IN feet and
depth p $50 feet niies l6 .cet wida; also, the
adjoining ikc of Carv aud 7ih strte front
ing ou Cary street I50 feet running baea 10 cct with
barge SHEDS for storing 4uhot. neH Carpenters
Shop and several other wooden buildings thereon, ud-
miahly well adapted lumber yard. fr hui.diua
pur1nses, and we, enclosed by high htlEk WALT also
savcra valuable vacant uni npro, ed Lots the West
line of 9Th street Composite The above aH one Of which
there is large bui1.ng. used pl quarters to- the lc
ton, hand. and aduiuby adapted 10 tint rrrpasef
also, tn NV Brick Stoff hn3 Dwelling ADJOINING the
above. aecupird b. No hrch tiutfuz u 1912 f.
runuin2 bacI G35 feet AI-o, number Of most v4Iua.
be Slnyes. cousis in Of steam engineer se'ru chr
pentes. factory hands, ana home sersaui-aii oi whom
are wei skilled and familiar with the bsHes- To- which
they hagc been accustomed. Also. lurse assortment
OF T. bHeca Presses. Screws, FntteaHa Mill, MHchn.
cry every de,erptien including ia Steau Engine,
with circular utmehed and large Lot 81 'rrteet-
~ seasoned Plank. sting oI oak poplar, cherry
aud button wood, of prpsr dimon>iass for the manu-.
Hciurt rf all hin Is oil tobacco hoNes fzsinstne mum.
ben af -@t- If Carpenters Tools Tor ufhifE al boxes
M4p- al thc real estate Will be- perafed aud oNhh.
tied i'm "a f.w DAYS "a the Office # The uHl,r-iruosl.
Tho Tobacco Factories above alluded u are built ia
the uHuncr, upon tie most approved raH tU' co..
,erise and rtilfr. ~ are Justly regarded
l0.. I.zt #es abl. Jtfs eif Besides heing ndmifa.
DID,, t4ut.s 4 - 'ha purposes ion Wirh they
.uu ted. lie said factories could easiiy b. usrI ion
-'ramsH or converted large va. eau-e- 'r rtar
a, o. IisiHess purposes general and from fhCr ptux
iuy ts#l8e Juu.,s Rieat ard kpnlwha Canal lateral
lr4achnf said mai could easily Zoe constructed u the
la.tcIn ed u thc sid iarare,-thus ggi Two wtter
fronts. and t-tchy ehabg rerus 10 receive and for
ward sool under cover, ~'lh'" oay charge for anY.
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JAS a. HAMMER,
4 d ma Eks = = / ON Mere IN an {

EIScHBuRG, "a.
nFFERS II, services to bis itgHds and The puflie
" generally far fl4e SELLING OF
Tobacco. Wheat, Flour, &c,
ard tupc by atteatan bl.inss s .lnre
a paftou Of pu liz patronage.
- Olrr al Hos ...& N-het's GREGORY & Connie
ion House, Dams square, Lyacbgars. Va.
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HOSTING MACHINES.

ktVV| D III IFaItF n HlNk4'''
NATE arc are agents tor BJfc's Ca braei HoidiHP
w Racbn.s which we Will furnish a. ulnu.. In
refs pr ccs. with or without frames the Tur jaser
pr fer.
Egs7Sauples Of the 4arior~ size wheels my be seen
nj our store en the D8sI. Oar ct these HuiliuG
rIi.es ma D. -oru a. Ire Nar, house " A. Miller
Fsq or fao B1sia. LEE . Co , Richmond.
nf2ifs
NsOEAsS Es-Ne nave Just received another
VI 1t # strirtiy psHe New GHee1s Mol -sr-, On
consignment, viii sci. lo~ toolose.
Gb LEE & JOHNSON
NEW RACON IL LARD rire Iot OF
J. ' Wv Baron Wi ruaas3. AMI f.w iersiu- Nc
Lafd tar#,alc by WILSON FRANKLIN,
fab Is =
NIEpECENE CGEEsTS-uaoaud Gcrmoa
VI Biucr.. Thermometers. Magnetic Z eeltjc Nh
chines-Far sale b, r STABLER s. co
ianl3dcts
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WI. ~ Pc fER-
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IN TONS PEAsFEss-On houd and
D. EaSp beig- received lao feas ila.tcr,at Our Mil
winch viii be sold low Tor cash eni ground ia the best
.naauur W. are also manufacturing az orr Shop. a 1T
+ scprri,r improved corn SHE{LERS. Those in
wi rlea-e give 5isH calf.
List II s WItfrTEN0pE Y BRO
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