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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

New Arrangement.
LANCTON & BROS.
TREASURE, PACKAGE AND LET
TER EXPRESS.
ITALY, to and from DowNIENILLE ana
IL the Northern and Southern Mines, IN con-
nec.ion at MARYSVILLE with
ADAMS & CO.,
By every steamer to the Atlantic States and
Europe, South America. Australia, Oregon,
the Sandwich Islands and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the
public for transmitting
Gold Dust, Valuable Packages, & Letters,
at Beduced Prices, to all parts of the world at
our principle offices,
From .harysriile daily From Do,rn'er'lle to
to FOREST CITY,
keystone Ranch, Smiths Diggings,
FOSTERS BAR, Chips Diggings,
Billiards. Bar, Kanaka Greek,
Stonev Bar. MINNESOTA,
CAMPTONVILLE, Wolf Creek,
Railroad Gulch, Snow Point,
Oak Valley German Bar, NJ 7.
State Range. Concord Bar, do
Indian Valley, Scott's Flat,
Rnntedolter Bar, Moore's Flat,
st Joseph's Bar, Orleans Flat,
GOODYEAR'S BAR Eureka South,
Coxs Bar, Back Bone House,
BONNEVILLE, Illinois Bar s. \.
0usleys Bar, Missouri Bar, ). =
PARKS RAR, NEVADA CITY,
Long Bar, Eureka North,
Industry Bar, Craig's Flat,
Fmnire Ranch. Kenebec Bar,
Bridgeport. Missouri Bar, NJ Y.
FRENCH CORRAL, Sweetlands
Frenchman's Bar, San Juan Cherokee,
Boston's Bar, Sierra city,
Hess crossing mid Sierra valley,
Yuba,
aud the various other places on the routes
connecting with Adams s. Co. at Nevada. Tri-
weekly to Downieville by way of
Blue Tent, Eureka South,
Snow Point, Missouri Bar. ). \
Concord Bar, More's Flat,
German Bar, MINNESOTA,
Chips Digcings, Smiths,
Illinois Bar, Orleans Flat,
Back Bone House, Kanaka Greek,
Scott's Flat, FOREST City, SC.
Eureka North, Craig's Flat.
BILLS OF EXCHHNGE,
On Adams s. Co., in all the principal cities Of
the Atlantic States and Europe.
Highest price pald LOT ZULU DOol.
Sight Checks on Marysvlle, Sacramento,
San Francisco, and ALL the principle towns Of
California. Deposites received, special or
otherwise.
Collections made on all parts of the Allan
tic States and California. And all other
branches of EXPRESS BUSINESS promptly at
tended to. A special messenger is despatched
with every Treasure Express.
We also continue as formerly our
D4LLY EXPRESS P.4SSE.N'GE IND
FREIGHT LINE.
To and from Do,rnieriHe, Goodyear's, Bar.
Campionuaie and Fosters Bar.
Connecting with the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
To all portions of the State.
SAM'L W. LANGTON & BRO.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

Exchange for sale at sight or on time, in
sums to suit, on
F HUH & London.
American Exchange Bank. .......New York
Atlantic Bank. ...... boston
Philadelphia Bank. ..-....... Philadelphia
McKim, Greenway & Co... Baltimore
James Connolly s. Co. New Orleans
Page Bacon & Co.. st. Louis
Hutchings Co. .............- Louisville
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co Cincinnati
ALSO ON
p.4GE BACO.N e. CO, San Francisco
at par. for any amount.
GOLD DUST always purchased at the
highest market price.
GOLD DUST & coin, received on de-
posit, special or otherwise, and all business
connected with Banking promptly attended to
COLLECTIONS .M-7DE and funds re-
mtted at the lowest rates.
Banking House on the Plaza, Marysville
49tf GEO W. PLUME & co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
WALKER & WILSON,

nEALEBS N STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
~ CLOTHING. ROOTS, LADIES' AND chill
DREN'S SHOES. HOSIERY, sc. West side Street
near ID Street. Marysvilie al Will keep constantly
on hand full assortment Of Goods in their line
would respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

rA- The Kern River mines have been
voted ''humbug."
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

JUSTICE BLANKs-Just printed and for
% sale at this office. .e.si :"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
F. RUNRzLL & co s

r RUNR3LL & co s
NORTH L y +. X PR IS
L&RANK RUMRILL & Co, to meet the
4 growing wants Of the community i'll the
mining districts North of Alarysville, will run
a OA212 Ga322G99
between
MARYSVlLLE. and
G00DfEAR'S BAR,
BONNEVILLE.
FOSTERS BAR
GIBSONVILLE,
ST LOUIS,
CHANDLERVILLE,
PINE GROVE,
and Weekly to all the prominent points on the
Yuba and Feather rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysvilie through
WELLS FARGO {, CO.,
to all parts of California, Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe VIII pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST Furnish
Wells Fargo & Cos
9lSfI DRAFTS,
Payable in all the principal cities and towns
of the Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe
and general Express. Collection and Exchange
business. +. RUMRILL & CO,
49tf Proprietors
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

-A GENER Al ASSORTMENT
- OF CHOICE LIQUORS., always
on hand, at wholesale or retail, at
at the hre-proof store of
JOS. GLUCKAUF.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

N0TICF is HEREOF GIVEN-That the
~ BIDWELL BRIDGE COMPANY will re-
ceive sealed proposals for the construction Of
this BRIDGE, until March 10Th. A D 1856
Each proposal is to give the names Of two or
more good and sufficient securities for the
faithful performance of the contract.
Each bid shall specify
LIST. The cost per cubic yard of the stone
abutments and towers, lin dressed rubble ma
sonry. also, in rubble masonry each, llayed in
hydraulic cement anf grouted, and the cost
per pound for the wrought and cast irons
that may be used on said towers,
81 The cost per poand of the cast iron tow
ers, the cost per pound of all the cast iron or
wrought iron that may be used in connection
with said towers.
Sd. The balance Of the structure in all its
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

4 SUPERIOR LOT OF SEED WHEAT fol-
IA sale at Butts Ferry by
HOWARD BURT.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17

ETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
H Bidwells Bar, February 18th, 1855.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
ADAMS & co.

By every steamer to the Atlantic States and
Europe, South America, Australia, Oregon,
the Sandwich Islands and China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to- the
public for transmitting
Gold Dust, Valuable Packages, & Letters,
at Beduced Prices, to all parts of the world at
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-17
SPECIFICATIONS

For a Hire Suspension Bridge. to b.
erected al Bidaceil, Butte County, Cal
Jornia, for tie BidtceA Bridge Com
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

Snow Bath -Durin. the late storm
which obstructed the State Liae Railroad,
a very amusing scene occurred. \ large
diff hal accumulated on the track, ne4r
Dankisk, which hid amounted 10 an enlhar.
90. Superintendan IN, Dennis was on the
train, and knowing that the engine was Il
powerful one. he go, out saying 70 the pas
sengers, by way Of enc0urag ment, that they
shonll not BE- detained more than ten MN
utes. He gave instructions TO the engineer
TO run back, put on all steam, and let the
locomotive, with its large plow, see how FAR
through the drift it could DC male to force
a passage. The engineer ran back short
distance, and NJ. Dennis, with a number Of
passengers who had got off to see the fan,
took their position at the side OF the track,
about halfway between the fence ard the
rails. TIE engineer, having applied all
steam, let the locomative 60 with rush. !,
made tremendous Roadway, tha snow flying
to the right and leit, in such quantities, and
with such force, as to complete Y bury tn
! bys,anders, throwing il over the fences on
| either side, and forCing It's wav through ID
entire drift The Superintendent and the
Ipassengers were seen, one after another
emerginr from the snow-bath, putting and
blowing like race horses out Of breath
1 The affair after all things were righted,
created much amgscm Mt as the train pass
ca rapidly on is journey, although il was
I 'e1re at the time that some I'D been lost in
! the snow ~ Ifao Pepultic.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

PRgHiDlToRY Law The Iowa City Cap
ital Reporter (democratic) has indicated a
determination to sustain tn PrJhi5ltory Ii
quor Law Of the last Legislature. So fur
rs we can ascertain, the Democratic parry,
as such, does not intend to array itself
aqaiust the law--on the contrary. we are ad
visad Of large numbers who intend TO vote
for il, Opposition TO intemperance is al
honcst and righteous sentiment in itself
and as it involves no political principle, that
party would b. guilty Of wanton folly which
should, in is organized capacity. tempt to
defeat a measure which looks to the amnli.
Grafton Of an acknowledged evii.-Barl. II.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

LAUREL SuMasKs appears in yesterdays
Banner and denies having voted the Know
Nsihing ticket. Can he find man IN lie
Claire who will admit having voted that tick
ct Not he, and yet he asserts there was
such ticket cast and affirms tina. be did
vote for Mayor, Recorder, Street Commits
sioner and two Aldermen VINO were on tao
ticket w itch he calls "Know Nothing -
Perhaps others did the same, sufficien, to
have carried this third ticket, without a
Know Nothing having anything 10 do with
it, and after all there may be none that Sc
cret order in lie Claire. More plausible is
the supposition, than tia, man whom the
streets Of Davenport will give signs and
words to different Individuals, which after.
wards are proven to be those used at thu
time by the Know Nothings, is not mem
Der Of the order.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

AHEARrFELr SENTIMENT IsoPpoRICsELY
EXPRESSED. A large and brilliant party
was given in fashionable circles few
weeks since, not hundred miles from our
metropolis. ana the festivities we're kept up
to 80 late an hour that tbs fair hostess be-
came wearied out. Some fifteen minutes
after the lady Supposed the last Of her
guests had leit, she walked into the supper
room, where the gas had been turned down,
and gave vent 10 her weariei spirit By eiae-
ulating-"Thank God, they are all stuffed
and gone!" "NJt quite ALL" squeaked oui
VOICE, 81 have returned to find an earring
which I supposed was dropped while at the
supper-table!' The hostess ehagrjn can
be better imagined than described, when on
turning round siie discovered one Of her
nearest fashionable neigkbors.--Bosto"
Pot
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

A WORD To Bors.-Who is respe cted!
Who 5 beloved. II is the boy who eondu IS
himself we'll, md is honest, diligent and obe-
dent in all things II is the boy who is
making an effort continually to pect his
father and to Obey him in whatever he may
direct TO be done. it il the boy who ii
kind to other little boys, Who respect age,
and never gets into difficulties and quar-
rels with his com pauions. Show us boy
who obpvs his PARENTS, and who applies
himself diligently 10 get wisdom, and to do
good to Others, and he s sure to be called a
good boy. Remember this little boys, and
you will be respected and grow up aud be-
come good ana useful men.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
sTAKHoP2 BURLETGH.

The Jesults IN our Homes,
A NOVEL; by Helen Dhu, ia elegant no
~ volume of 40 pages.
WHAT THE CRITICS THINE.
From the " Y National Drm0crGt.
AZ Il certainly very remarkab . bpOE. and Will
co mmaHd abouudsd degree of attention. llbe r.
1Fon its face evidence ~ much rnth that can
not IA. to produce deep aud convincing nap preston
upon the pubic mind"
From the Granite Farmer and pisitor.
coping Coopcrs ierthefstoeking ialaS,' or even
'Fueie Toms Cabin.''
From The SornaR GazeffE.
'We shoI III opae mat the cir aut haTesS had gain
ell at least impse Of tbs Invisible sum Ills pre-
Tom. and fiction oSLy s,Ms. we hay" no
the pervading national sentiment olthe American pc
pie"
From me TresfoH state Gozstt.
all is the most dramatic and powerful novel that ho,
been written IN this coun'ry-it mrst have an unpr.
enaentcd circulation sindy upon rs merits as a high
~ wrought work OF fiction. Bat written as il has been
with the specific object enghteniug the mind md
stirring the he rts of great and free people We d,
not hesitate to pr"dist for 1t sHCh circulation a. n,
oihgr american 30 has hadn
From ihe Lqasm ybHrgb G1rs,ts
I'VE basp"pk for 'Nttnhopc BIririgh' not me rel,
popularity equal 20 Uncle Tnm's Cabin' brt ore r.
sprpa'sins an! publication which has for an tgr been
ush cred before The American Public"
For sale by WARREN & RHAWy.
Post Offco Day,n port,
Fehff Illinois - Rans Island
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Further sy mo rasiac.

The following news relative to P4risa-
me ntary affairs will Be- found of interest to
the reader
The proceedings in Parliament have
ltouched upon sc vcfal points osinterest. On
me 18Th, the Royal assent was gwen to the
North American Fisheries bill.
The convention between Great Brit1in
ana the Porte for the enlistment Of the Tur-
kish coatingen, has been signed.
An interesting debate arose on the mo-
ton TO 90 into Committee on the Army es-
Inmates. Lord Palmerston commended that
the sutFerings of the army in the oriinea
arose. from physical causes. III the power Oh
no man TO con,r5l. These susfesngs were
not coniine to the British army Inc nus
sian sick aud wounded was $4,000. lie
~ ther argned that the debate in PATlia-
ment had ere lted 50 much indignation on
the continent that the government had been
nrsyentad from getting the foreign enlist
nan, rcf into opera,ion. Lord Palmerston
snnonnced that l. ord Lucan had been recall
ed in consequences OF his difference vita
Lord Raglan.
The Duke OF Cambridge had taken his
seat in the House OF Lords.
In debate on the conduct OF the war
the Earl Of Harrowby expressed the opinion
that great mistake h I'D been made IN not
calling the oppressed nations OF Europe to
aid in the present struggle.
Lord panmure replied tia. compulsory
measures must unquestionibly be resoried
to to fill the ranks Of the service.
In the House of Commons, discussion
arose with re gard to comm erce with Russia
since the commencement Of the war. It's
stated in the debate, that under the present
system o! blockade, the interior OF Rass,a
had su Uttered NJ injury, and tina, tle,000
had gone from Great Britain TO thu coan-
try. The ri hit Of search was argued as
necessary in order 10 prevent the intreduc-
ton or Russian gold.
Il was deemed not adyis lble 10 lay before
the House the correspondence between
Great Britain ana the United Safes on in
terventionai arrangements during The time
Of war. II was stated that th two countries
were on most friendly terms.
Lord Raglan is sail to have resigned
10 avoid recall. Tae Eirl OF Luean
and some other ofiice have been invited to
resign.
Members of the Cabinet express con-
fident hopes that the peniing negotiations
will lead to an honorable peace, although
war measures continue ali over Europe.
Orders have been received at CONSTANT
nople to prepare hospital beds for 10000
men, from which it il Inferred that an as
smut is 10 be made upon $ blstopol.
The Baltic feet is t. consist Of IS war
steamers, carrying aO55 guns, five floating
batteries with 50 guns, s mortar ships, and
% steam gun boats, Carrying 65 guns.
forming total Of 100 SHIPS and 207S guns.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Furniture AND UphC!. STEnY.
yVholesaae and Retail by
SCARRfT e. MASON,
S+ Taoz1Js Mo

WE take easure in saying 10 our friends ana the
w public In general that our stock Of RGc, nrdi
nG, and Com 1oa FurHt1rs. was never more c0mpisio
and da.erItug Inc ateaOn Of purchasers, either at
whole ME r5aiin II slits sin lie artci s--than
al tie p cent.
We fsptre no agortt keep the most camplets
assortment 81 E,ur iie Ia the West. oar Gands are
uaie hera, wen East by the best u, aud
tins combine the greatest variety and latest tles
" "a the che pest aud most substantial.
Ne era, swc az al other purchasers are inyi-
tel to cnli and loo. through our Aammoth Ware
Rooms.
Orders asD, from all parties having Furniture to buy
for themselves Others, specially solicited with
the Of or best endeayors 20 crit contiu-
uaIce Of The lib raj hdenec and patronage have
50 teng received.
SChRBIF + MASON.
Washington AvcGne, b3t. Second and Third Sts
= trch a, ls5i-d1w
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

LITERARY IsTELLIGEYcE.-Mr Bennett,
Of the n. Y Herald. disclaims all knosl-
edge OF or agency in any forthcoming me-
muirs of him elt. as announced Gy those
poor devils who call themselves country ed
tors" but says thnthe is preparing a col
lection Of original "Poems and Sketches uf
S Jciety,' written for his own amusement
forty years ago, between the age OF eight
cen AMI twenty three years Who ever sup
posed before that the Napoleon OF the
Pfess" had wooed the muses.!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

Ths Davenport Gazette (whig) agrees
that Mr. Samuels Of Dubuque, cur candidate
for Register of the State Land Ohca--is al
that We have said Of him, but thinks we are
. little premature in our praise, as Mr.. Sam
ueis has not announced himsef as candi-
date. With all due difference we think
this unnecessary Mr. Sfmueis was nomin-
sted By the Democratic State Convention,
snd does nat decline that is enough -
Bar'. Gar.
uels, o. Dubuque not the Democratic can
ddate for Re gister Of the State Land Office
nor was b. nominated BY the Democratic
State Convention. Oar ncighbor. though
new in the harness, should be little better
posted.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
HOMES CHEAP.
Inra at Anal i'm

TIE Indsys gaed ~ ~ e.. 'sks La oF AMI NJ.
I Ter ~ auction Is adjoining West n tvenport,
eahtajuIrg from ! 70 acreE, From these lois ar,
TIE grand 'tgews afy Snsre to be found, in the vi
ctHi Hf Bag"uB@u
1egu. &! s9lr ID be most liberal. say .frh in
hA ~ 3Hi Daianse lH /. 2 and years any one de-
s,r1Ir "iu1tsiD aga delightful site Gspr timber aud
HatTth ~ rIrs nfIhc ciiics Of Davenport AID Beck
lAanar r s"t Ar@str1n~ ami taqry lss 80 aud down
The rH-r had iier all thruEr Of this rnre and
~ rab" nruprtuutty. "a 4f this land vii ba
sold At priy.l~ safe II applied for soon
Ftb IS T. c. EADS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

DRLigIUs TaENEss IN child. All
Iowa per relates fatal case nf deiiria'n
tremens in child iyears old. The little
reprobale is said to have been a common
irunk7rd. On the 18th alt, the father
gho had been fishing, gave the child a
bottle Of whiskey to cnrry Of which he
drank too mnch and taken very sick Ner-
rous twitchiug3 Commissions and de!iriam
soon came on, and ia twclerc hours proved
atal. II was a terrible sight 10 s,e the
little feilo" screaming at, and Jumping from
the snakes, hs thought he saw,-A LoQd,
Med & 81 Q Jlyrn4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
63vIkW5Fw Ana oKaaw xetsingism. !"

Dsmpcrstic lawyer OF this city recent
y dcsisss AZ shs Court House that he
could always Distinguish Know Nothing
When .ssksd for his infallible rule he re-
ped, xhal when you meet with man
s,roatiy III favor Of Temperance and who
iIAntASSbrsska in his principles, you may
iS1AisS1 pat him down As Know No
thing. II the same gentleman be not the
editor 81 the b Insy,hs has at ieassinst He'd
Ia, pri.ciple ia,o the mind Of the writer fc'
th.ksaese, N. acting upon il, Temperance
ana Know N,thinsisas are with him syno-
rymes.
The Proaiai,ory Law meeting held here
on last w sdnesday evening is declared by
the absse astuee sheet to have been Know
Nothing convention and DR. Tathili, brought
QUITS "a independent candidate by one OF
the s,rouges, Democrats Of Cedar Coz is
asserted to be the Know Nothing candidate
foF,ladse Of this District! Now, if there
hs any such secret order as tha.',f Know
NseAiss, in Davenport. We really and truly
hops sthsy ny support the Temperance
ticket nominated last Wednesday. As a
Temperance man, " shall do all We can to
facilitate the success Of that ticket, AMI il
the Know Nothings, or the whiskey drink
ers, or even the sDsmocratic" clique who
control the Raaner, shall offer to vote the
ssnae ticket, instead of that intimi lating US
from supporting ii. We shall do so with the
rrsatess alacrisy and thank the whole bevy
Of them for having done good act once in
their lives What, because clique with
whom we cannot associate and whose Sc
eret ma china.ions we despisa, vote Pro-
hibitory Law ticket, are we as Temper
ance man to refuse to sustain that ticket!
No, one vote is as good as another, no mat
ter who casts it, and if the veriest drunsard
in the land, or the great Bug-a-boo of the
Know Nothings, or the man who stands be-
hind the curtain Of the Banasr himself were
to vote the Prohibitory Law ticket, that
should not prevent the honest Temperance
man from thus sustaining his principles.
Wedeny that the writer for the Banner
knows anything about the operations Of the
Kaow No,Aing.; or if he do, that he as a
member Of the order is bound not to Disclose
their proceedings, and tina, his assertion
with regard to whom they may support, is a
mere guess. But admitting all that he says
TO be true, and that the Know Nothings dc
support the Prohibitory Law ticket and do
sustain that staunch Temperance man Mr..
Tu,hil for Judge. should that prohibit any
advocate of the Jaw in the city or in the
district from voting for either! BY no
means, they should rather congratulate
themselves upon having such efficient aid.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17

LIBERAL Donation The Cincinnati Ga
zatIe learns tint Rev L. VI. II milne, late
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
aad formerly resident in Cincinnati, has do
mated S2S 600 towards the establ shment OF
university at Red Wing, Minnesota, to be
called the Hamlne University
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-17
Rr;ek House and Lot for Sale.
Clothing made to Order.

rI>Ho,S. l.. GILBERT, late from New Haven Conn.
respectfully Informs the citizens Of eavsmrot
that he has TAI en.a room opposite lie tialfe h'3eN
nws- wiieSs store second Street; where he would &c
happv 10 Wal; upon gentlemen whp desire anythin,
In hi, line nf business Having been employed Tor
number of Years in frat class custom eslso ishmen
ha,t h, naiters him II he shall be abs On give tn
mos, comp etc and perfect satisfaction. perfect n
A ways warrsrted
N. b. G.rn .nts cut for others TO make up NJ shof'
notice aud reasonable rates.
NH II. Sid II