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Ntem A0uertis
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between tho
i undersgned, in tho Me rGan ntile Business in Light
street, having been dissolved by mutual conien, a'l
persons Interested viii please take notice, that the
BOOks OF The late eft at The old stand in the
hands of II w. Creasy for Ell cncnt and collection
d MELICK,
..a...# - II. w. GREASY,
Llnht Slreei mil Ii Iah7.
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Estate Of Elijah Price, decd.

EW1tc q Lly0N PTlce, dFcd.
7 ETTERS of Administration on the
1 IEs,aic Of Elijah Price late of Locust township,
Columbia cOuntV, dGceaso d, have been granted by the
Register Of Columbia county, 10 David Renbod vi o
resides IN id Locust township nd f. Price, who
resides in Ashland SChuylkill county all persons
having caims aga ns the estate Of he dccedent are
requested 10 pre- sent them the Administrator with
oui DELAY aud all persons indebted make payment
forthwith, DAVID NElNBOLDi
J. y PRICE,
April II, 1876 .7dm'rs
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following persons
~ in Columbia county have filed their several petit
ions in the CONT Of Quarter Sessions OF the inid
county for tavern license In their respective town.
ships which said pot tions Will he presented 10 the
said Court. Monday. the 4th day of May next, Of
which all persons interested will hereby take notice,
mud tho licenses for the County OF Columbia, viii he
granted Wednesday,, the 9th day OF Muy next al
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CAUTION
NOTICE

10 Me School Directors Of Columbia
county:
GENTLEMEN In pursuance of the u ion o
VI The ACT of 9Th May. lS54, YOU ARE hereby notified
o meet in Conventions at the Court busp Elnnn,s
burg. on the fret aionLoy in May, A. d. sj7 being
the 4h day Of the month, nt O'Clock in he afternoon.
and select, rra by mljo rty Of the whole
her of Directors pres cn pcison Of lncrary and
scientific aainmcnis aud CT skill and cxpr renee in
the at of Teaching, County SupprimeRdcnt for the
three succeeding years determine the amount VI
pcnsai for The SAINT and certify THE result the
State Super intcndct at Harrisbnrg as required by
the 30t h and i0ih ctIons OF said Act.
Il. W. WEAVER.
County Superintendent yf COisribia 90
BIonmshurg April II. IS57-3t
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EO" The Farm journal, for April, has
come to hand, and is as usual, interesting
and attractive. 1t is we'll worth 81 90 per
annum' Emlen g. Co., Publishers, Phila.
delphia.
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REMOVAL.

TIE subscriber having removed his Marble Yard,
1 from near the Court House, TO the south west
urr NJ MAIN aud MARKET streets IN Rup-it's Row
whJre he IL prepared 10 furnish all kinds uf
Marbie Work,
Viz: MONU MENTS Cradle 7ombs. Box Toubs, m,
Head Stones Of every Descriptions His stock tn,
hest kind, The workmanship noe surpassed by nns in
the country. aud al low prices. Cali aud Judge io
yourselves.
~" H. wi also furnish Table and. .Eurcau Tops
Mantrls for houssH, iiase Curres Inles, and Sill
for Winfows ant Doors, ut n tow figure.
Thankful for ptstfayoTs, we hope for eontinuunc
Of the same.
ANTHONY WHITMAN
Bloomsbury, April !. i657-Gm
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s1> MR. ENT, our cver-attentive Re-
preventative in the Legislature, has our
thanks for continued lavors.
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DGrThe Boston Olive Branch owe us an
exchange, Will the editors redeem their
promise Should like to know.
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by mai shnhldhc ndirrSpd
NJ ERRlCk, BENTON Il DEAN
3l1 nrohi.rae A.- g.. 4
AGENTS WANTED.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING

THE u'";rrigned gTutefu' Tor past patronage. t-
L sPcctfully ihl"fms MS custonivrs aud the uuhIt
yenrtaiS that h" has just received rrourths Ess
sFh Citirs. the largest and most select stock ot
faSh'0n0t(s Si)ring d .SuninleI (ANthe.
fLaitasyet hceH Gpened 10 RlUDnsiuis IL wL,,h Ia,
In, ties the alentinu OF his friend aud lasutss - u,
hat they are O1rrrdfnr sale III great bargaI"E. HI,
STOCK Comprised large nd seler; assortmeutOI
Gentlemcn's Wearing App-rels,
Cunsistng Of EasAionab!t D,tf, Cents, OF every Ie
sttIptiOn faHls, Vests. sh 3. Crtyal. Stu,k.
:. ou"n liandkercheis, Gloves. Suspcuders, &S G..
GoW Itatchts amt Jtuei q,
Of -ycry desc ripliun hnr I nd ,henp.
n B--RGmrniCI 'LOEea!srR Cksdp EnyariHn -
Can ana see N"ehnrRr FOR -,amIniHr { n"d-
DAVID LOWEN BERG.
RloOmsbuTg, Mach 81, 1857.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.

OIL EMF - . ~ lFI.
10y virnr Of writ Of usndtiori e4p0Hds direst
ID ed. there viii be exposed TO public sale, al The
Court House in bloomsbury, Monday, the II day nt
May next al O'Clock, 7. NJ, the follow ing real saie
Al that certain tract piece Of land situate III
Briarcrrek township, Columbia county containing one
hundred be the same less about stycn.
~ five of which is improved land hon ndrd on
tho by lands ui Jacob Cope. The III south
aud west, by other lands Of SamneI T. lie ndlcy mud
others, II hoing the snme tract purchased by said
leadlGy ul George b, S,ackhOuse; whcreon is eIretd
Two story irnme Dwelling House, our Kitchen a
frame Bank Barn with She npnuriena
Seized ana taken in execution as the property OF
Samuei i. Headey.
ALSO, .rH
At The same time a,d place by virtue OF another wri
Of reRdoni tEp0nas all tiHt cettaH tfaeI piece OF
land situaio Madison township, Columbia rOu nay
bounded aud described ms follows To VIII on the
the heirs of John Welver the east by The be rs
OF John W elliver, on The soulhh by Daniel Welliver
the west by Daniel Smith, continuing GurIsen
Lc The more or lie ss wliereon is erected
and a hail story frame Dwelling House. and a
Frame Stable with the appu rlenancea d. aa
Seized and taken in execution us The ploppfly o
Jacob Kisncr..
ta sTEPHEN n MILLER sAsrig
Ap iF's oGee . ..
BonmAburg, April II. 1857
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50 American Repudiators !

The so.called "Americans" Of Clear6eld
county, held large countys meeting at
Clearfeld, on the lst inst, at which they
rcpudiated the black republican nomins.
tons, unanimously, after adapting the fol-
lowing preamble
"Whercus, we haveibocn grossly deceived
and disappointed, being able to discover no
element in that Convention save the most
abstract Black Rcpublicanism, and in one
of its candidates only a Locoioco Free
Trade ee.Soiler, while in another we
recognize a Philadelphia Bully, who, in
the late Presidential contest, turned trail
tor at the eleventh hour and sought to
betray the American Party into the hands
of its enemies"
Oh. BUCuER SwopE," and another
Know Nothing luminarics addressed the
meeting, and during their remarks handled
the "British Free Trade Loco Foco Re-
publican .WILnoT, without gloves. The
gentlemen really seem TO be oblivious to
the fact that the Know Nothings arc dcad
very dead-eternally dead.and buried
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1st Class Basknta, Books Brushes Batting, Bon nets,
Hats aud Caps, Boots and Shoes, Willuw'ware, sc
% Class-Boiers, Brass Candles Cheese, Crackers,
Dye Woods, Gas Pipe, Hollow. ware, Rope, &c
Sd Class Alum, Ashes, Coffee, domestic Li1rors,
IRON Bo lcr ami Bar Lead Shot MoaSses salt Pttre,
&c.
Al Cidss-Aie, Beer, Sugar, salt Fish, Pork and
Beef in barrels, Cement, Guano, Mill Stones. NC.
LSFreights from Reading. P0i,sviiie' Tamnqnn' &c
taken ut special contrncts made for large
amounts sll fregts must be marked care OF j. H. Hnr.
man, Rupert 10 receive prompt nitencon.
Refer 10 Col JOSEPH PAXTON, c,,ou,,,s
Mai, I s. MUNROE,
Rupert, February, 2s lS51.-2no.
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A Brutal Mar1erer ConUicied. - The
Cincinnati Gazette states that Reuben j,
W alker, of Sylvania, charged with mur-
dering his wife and then burning her re-
mains to obliterase the traces of his guilt,
has been convicted. The Gazette re-
marks: ..
"Thc murder is one of the most brutal
and disgusting in all the annals of crime.
A husband not only murders his wife, af.
ter cold -bloodcd premcditation, but he
sits up nights, with his door locked, cuts
her into small pieces, and burns up her
remains in the stove. This process occu-
pied several days, in which time he drew
largely on the shops aroundslor shavings,
and the unsavory scent went forth from the
chimney, and filed the nostrils of those
who happened to be in that vicinity. He
has not yet been sentenced" "
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NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the an
nual ting OF 'hc Stock holders Of the Bloan,s
hurg Raroud Iron Company, will be held al lrOndac
Col unhia couhty,on
.Monday, the All day Of May nt9t,
For the purpose Of elccting Directors, aud tor The
traHs tion OF other business. -
CHARLES W. FISHER,
March 81, l551.-Gt Treasurer,
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NOTICE.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

TN L President and Managers Of the Cattawi ssa
l. Bridge Company, have This day declared divi
dend OF three per cent as cents per shate) tho
oapiiat stock of said Company fort he last months
payable To the SIOckholdsf their legal epresenta
i've, CRATER the 10Th INST at the office oflhe II
suTer, IN Cal tawissa,
BY order OF The Board
mo. aHARPLEsS, Trsds.
Cattawissa, hpfl 4, 1857.
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LICENSE BONDS.

WE have just printed, and offer fol
in lesnl form, for persons applying for Tavern Lii
eenses,
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Je Il, AAl2MiANS
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
RUPER Z, PA.
E s9s 80 &C.

WILL. aucnd to receiving aud forwarding by Canal
w or RAILROAD, al Merchandise and ireiphts di.
rccted to his care with prUmptress aud dcspatoh.-
Guuts wi be delivered al the following rates per- 100
pounds.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Light strsct,'Apriln,I.57.
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:, N. n ~ Stage
Coach, will be fun
daily,(S Sundayser
eppied) between
Wilkesbarie ana
z4tt
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

SENATORIAL AND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CONFERENCE.-The Democracy of Plumas
county have signihed their acceptance of the
recommendation of the Central Committee
of Butte county as to The time and place OF
holding said conventions, and will send del4
egates in accordance with that recommend
alton.
The counties Of Tehama and Colnsi, are
included in this Judicial District, but have
not yet signifed their assent to the time and
place recommended for holding the Judicial
Convention. The Dem efacy Of these coun-
ties should remember that the time for the
selection of candidates is rapidly approach
ing, and that their early &C ion in the mat
ter would contribute to a vigorous and sue
cessful prosecutor Of the canvass. The Ju-
dicial convention for this District in 1854,
was called so late in the Canvass as to seri
.ously interfere with the distribution of tick
cts. 1t is desirable that every PARTON of
the district should have a voice in designa-
ting the tune and place of holding the con-
yenrion. and we MD solicit their early at
teuticn 10 the sui jet
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
Democratic State Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic state Central
Committee. h. ID in san Franc-coon he 20lh OF May
the following resolutions a1opi.d:
RESOLVED. That the next democratic Staie Con
veniiob he holden at the ciN of Sacramento. ON
TUESDAY the 14th da. Of july next and mat The
basis represent a,ion he follow = VIZ; me Gel
egae fr, m every Two hhudsed Iiem"craiIc votes
.a-t. and delegate for every friction over enc
iun,irrd Dem, cratic vote cast for any Democratic
stale fc..r al b. last general eltcfo-ihe Pr,si-
icsiia Ielec;or being crnStered for the Purposes Of
hi. re- oIuion. as >tate officers.
RESOLVED Tha M.Srs. Thomas. Moore ard Red
ing ON are hereby appoi'.ted committee To canvas
the official reur, he flee OF The Sec ear, of
Stale. and from Them 10 mike up and publish the ap-
poriiotnent OF Delegates TO wh;rh the various cum
ties are entitled according to the basis OF resenra
ton afiOpted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the foli''wn Ienor, by which The Democrats
OF The arioH- counties will be governed i'll eiecting
delegates to the Stale Convention
ALFRED REDINGTbN Chairman.
p X WooDsIDE. Sec, Dem State teniial Com.
ToGES.AIFRED REpISGToS Chairman. Sc.-Dear
Sir: The Committee ppoInied at The recent meeting
OF ne Democratic Slate Central q mmiiIee 10 appor
lion the delnes which each county will be entitled
fU elect under the resolutions oi the Central commit
Zee 10 meet N Convention in Sacramento on the i4ih
Of Jhh proxmo. have made the following apporlion
meid. viz:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20


"a ~We don to speculate on the wheelbar-
lay out but will inform the organ OF the desert
route that our beautiful clover valleys are being rap
idly settled py intelligent pioneers who vii make
Their gardens long before the desert rcad ia located
The above appeared in the Marysrille ET-
press, of Wednesday. in answer TO M article
ia the Record OF the previous day To our
inquiry whether they intended to designate
the route from Oroville to Honey Lahe, as n
.'desert route the Express remains silent
Considering the articles that have heretofore
appeared in the Express favorable to this
route. we are surprised that they should
put forth and adhere to such an unjust in
situation. Those who have personally e1-
amined the route, pronounce it an easy
grade with an abundance of grass and wa
ter. The route is being rapidly settled, and
the California Stage Company are extending
their stage line over it. The Express
should not permit its zeal for a favorite route
to generate such insinuations
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
Judge Lewis, wagon Road Act.


The Wagon Road Act, lobbi ID through
the late Legislature hy Judge Lewis, provi
ding for the construction OF { road ria his
toll bridge. to Honey lake. is worthy of a
moments consideration, a this particular
time, when parties are searching the noun
tains for practicable routes for wagon roads
This bill appropra' es forty thousand dollars
10 be drawn from the treasures of Butte
and Piumas counties. for the construction
of wagon road through the American and
Indian vallies to Honey Lake. The bill a.
originally introduced and passed in the
Senate, did not submit the question to a
vote OF the people of these counties, but re
uired the road to be constructed by the
points named in the bill. and COMMANDED
the authorities of the counties to issue war
rants for the same. We have / from au
thoriry then present, that Judge Lewis,
while urging the passage Of this bill, refused
TO aequiesce in amendments to permit the
county hori'ies to locate the road, or to
submit the act to a vote of the citizens OF
the counties, and deman led that it be passed
in its original form or not at all
Men who have been sent out to examine
the route over which this bill provides Tor
the construction Of a road, have reported it
impractical e. Nuw then, what would have
been The result, had Judge Lewis succeeded
IN getting the bill through in its original
form, AZ he underworld to do A road cau i
not D. constructed to Honey Lake on the
route proposed in the act. aud had Judge
Lewis succeeded in pas ing the bill IN its
form, Butte county tax payers would have
been obliged to pay twenty thousand dollars
10 build road to Judge Lewis oil bridge.
aud that, too. while the road would carry
the travel away from nine tentns of the
property axed for its construction For
tunatey the bill wss amended in tie Assem-.
by So as to permit the voters Of the unties
to say whether they Will be taxed for such u
purpose.
The fact that II has been de.lared impos-
sible to construct a road upon the route
designated by the bill, exposes the real OBJ
ject OF tn Judge in so strenuously urging
Its passage, to be for the purpose OF benefit
ting his toll bridge interest at the expense
OF the county. HIS efforts to pass the bill
without submitting it to the people, was Il
fierce and unscrnp ulous assault upon the
funds OF the county, only equaied by the
three thousand dollar demand for the Pl Ia.
after the county buildings had been erected
thereon
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

SMALL Pox,-The Red Bluff Beacon says
that case of small pox has made its APP
pearance at looms ranch The victim is a
Mexican raqu no A teamster, long in the
employ of DR.. Crosby of Tehama, was also
taken i'll with the same disease on Tuesday.
The NIGH.ANEs A delegation of the
"Viglant 9 s. of San Francisco, came here
yesterday frem Marysvile. In company
with several of our "Buttes," and others OF
their acquaintance, they were busly en-
gagged Yesterday having n good time, and
ejoyiug themselves as only Fireman can
We learn that Jack K mmel, and the other
Oroville Firen-en who went TO Marysvile To
participate" are ''corralled there yet
the Marysyille "ieliers" having captured
them
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

FIRE AT RoTHRocX RANCH Mr.. Pence
informs us that the houses occupied by Mr..
Rothrocb at his ranch some three miles this
and we're entirely consumed The fire &C.
CURED about clock in the afternoon while
Mr. Rothrock and his hands were at work
in the garden. The manner in which the
fire occurred is a mystery, there having
been no FIRE used in either the houses for
the past two weeks Everything was con-
snmed, including all Mr. Rothrocks pa
pers etc. The loss is estimated to be at
least SO 900
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

Man KILLED We learn from yesterdays
Express that maa named Jahe Billy WITS
killed at IIarkey's Ranch by man named
John Calvin 1t seems that man named
Curtis and Calvin had been scuffiing, when
Billy interfered and knocked Calvin down,
whereat Calvin went and obtained knife
with which he returned saying he could
whip them both. Billy told him to go away
and pushed him. when Calvin struck him to
the heart with his knife. He died imme
diatly. The murderer was arrested and ia
ken TO Marysville
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20
Notes of the Honey Lake Trip.

We have bsen furnished with memoyan
dunn of incidents kept by Mr. Henry B.
Hunt while on the recent stage coach trip
to Honey Lake. Owing to our limited space
we are obliged to condense them
ssAfter series of adventures inc ident upon
starting. the party arrived at ''Lovelock's"
at which place they took dinner on
their second day out. "Lovelock's'' Is des-
cribed as beautiful place, situated on
level spot in the hills, with fne timber
growing around it and a clear, cool spring
of water running by the house This Honey
Lake stage was the pioneer in that region as
it was in every other locality above there.
From Glove ock's," they started about an
hour and half after arriving, and pro-
ceeded with but little delay to Powell &
Carriers house. from which locality they pro
ceeded up the Chapperal Hill to the Chap
parel House kept by Messrs Smith s Ball
The distance from Fences to the Chapparal
House thirty four miles) and over the most
billy portion of the road was thus easily
accomplished in less than one days travel
From the Chapparal House the course was
to Humbug Valley. to gain which it is ne
cessary to cross Butte Creek, down and up
the banks of which they made the rifle"
with comparative ease. considering the en-
tirely unmproved state of the road From
hence the way lies in the direction Of Chico
Greek, which after removing one or two
''snags' they passed in safety A few miles
further on they came to beautiful little
valley some seven miles long and two miles
wide, at the upper end of which, is situated
Watsous ranch About three or four hun
bred yards from the house is situated a
soda spring. from out of which bubbles most
delicious soda water. The party tied mp
at Watson during the night.
The next day the party proceeded as far
as "old man Abbot's" and ''Sam Knights
in Meadow Valley, at the upper end OF which
valley they camped. In stream which
runs through portion of this valley they
caught large quantities of mountain trout
Gu the next day without much adventure or
difficulty they arrived at and camped on the
Susan RIVER, which runs within eight miller
of Honey Lake Valley. Crossing Susan riv-
err. they arrived at Roop's ranch, in Honey
Lake Valley at o'clock in the morning
The driving time from 0rovtle to Honey
Lake was Just 4S hours.
We have no room for further account of
shall continue it to- morrow; relating the in
terview between the ''stage boys and the
Marysville commissioners ETC."
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

The MARiPosA DEMocRAT.-This ably
conducted and beautifully printed weekly.
cones to Us this week haling from Hernitos,
having been removed TO that place during
the last week from its old stamping ground,
Mariposa Town The Know Nothings have
got the county printing and everything else
their own way at this latter place, which IS
the shire town Of Mariposa county. and they
aud the editors poverty Fl oze him out. :"
Never mind, old felton,. Democracy is mighty
and will prevail, and then comes your turn.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

TIFF CALIFoNIA RrPUBLlcAN.-The first
issue of paper bearing this name was
yesterday laid on our table. 1t looks and
reads well enough tor one of its stripe, and
as its editor ayers, is not published in view
of making money, but through pure motives
OF patriotism The Republican is to be is
sued emi weekly IL is published probably
by secret association, as neither editors
or publishers names appear at its head
As its name implies, it is of the Black Re-
publican school of politics.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

AceUIrrED. James W. SULLIVAN ESQ.
Assessor Of San Francisco County, who has
lately been tried on charge of embezzling
public monies, was acquitted by the jury,
after deliberation of about FIVE MINUTES.
Mr.. stillmau has been abused BY every Wig
ilante sheet in San Francisco, from the Bull
etin up TO the Young -america, and of course
prejudged by each of them as swindler
and thief, yet after thorough investigation
before court and jury. the charge is dis
covered to be entirely without foundation.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-20

GREAT RISE IN DANDRUFF The comet
failed to arrive on the 18th, and the Marys-
vile Express has got its ''dander up" on
somewhat grutfy. probably occasioned by
being bucket off the route adopted by the
MarysvIle Convention. Some one Of the
commissioners reported that the "adopted
route was practicable for a road, but that
it would require grand cash. to build it
and Marysville Immediately hunted up Jim
Beck wourthl