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MARBLE WOkkS.

DEESE's CEEEBRATED MANIPULA-
H TED GUANO.-E. z WINSTON l. CO., sole
agents for the city of Richmond, offer for sale this
popular and unparalleled improver.
NH 2i-ts Corner Cary aud 18th SITS.
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SPECIAL NUTICE.-W. PETERanN
- 0RADUATE OF THE HHiLAnEI p q :.

GAL NUTICE.-W. PETERanN
~ GRADUATE OF THE PHiLADELPHIa
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purcbr ssd Of
Mr.. J. B. WOOD his stock of DRuGs, CHEN Ic1Is
FANCY ARTICLES, nc, at his city DRUG STORE
corner of 10Th and Nam streets next to the ST
Charles Hotel, respectfully soots continu ause of
the patronage heretofore Ebersly extss dad to
his prede and hopes. by strict attent ION and
PARTICULARLY as to the purity and good quail " of ali
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share of
CUSTOM. MARCH 2 1857.
Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock of Druxs
&c, az the store corner of 18th and Main streets
hereby recommend him to the corfidcn,,e of NV
friends and the public, and respectfully ass for him
continuance OF the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed upon me.
My Office, forthe present, will be with Mr.. Peter.
son, at the old stand.
MARCH ?, l857.-mh S-drm JB WOOD.
Ron sTOKE.-For the convenienco of
our customers, and the trade generally, we have
opened store on the east side of Pearl street. below
Cary, where We shall keep constantly on haad re-.
neral assortment Of our IRON, manufactured of
Virginia Charcoal Pig, viz:
Flats, from to inches
Rounds from to 81 inches
Squares, from / to inches
Oysls. Half Ovsls, Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods, Horss Shoe Inon
Also Railroad Chairs, epiksA Axles, Bridge Bolts
and Boiler Plate.
All OF which viii be sold at the lowest marx at
prices. Il. ARCHER 4 co,
fs 28 .-dts Armorv Railing Mile
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DAl.k BkANDY...2 Quarscr canks Pale
NH 2i-aw DUNLOP, AONcukE 4 co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

GREEN 81 HOBSON,
VI PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond. Va.
JOHN BOOKER, SALr,enlAE.
~ Office Cary street, between 18th and 18th.
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Evils n. WEBS ~ Co., GkNHkAL
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
vices for the sale AMI purchase of fiour, West,
Cora. pobaseo. DE. se o---fw
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S,iTY SAVINGS BANK of RICH
~ MOND-CHARTERED IN ls59-Continues to
Je deposits, which interest paia at the rata
OF psr cent. per snDam, II remaining on deposit
months, and five per cent for shorter periods.
HORACE l.. KENT, PreSt,
ALHx'R DUvAL Secy,
Fl. BALDwis, Cashier,
Directays-JoHs N. GORDON, SAMUEL PUTEEY, l.
DAVENPORT, jr ,CHAs. T. WoRTRAM, HUGa w. Fay
WELLIxeToN GaDprn fe2J --dSm
" ALUABLE R l. Al ESTATE FOR
SALE, PRIV ATELY-The subscriber, preraTs-
tory to removal to his farm lie Nelson county, OF.
fers for sale the follow ng keal Esate IN kiseond
and It's vicinity:
A handsome three story brick tenement on asih
street. between I'd and Sd streets, now oscopisa by
@. K. Peake, Esq.
A brick dwelling on Clay street, near the corpors-
ton line opposite the residence OF Peter d. oiehn'
Esq
Several building Lots adjoising the above.
vacant Lot on 9th street. between Marshall and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence Of DR.. WsSt
Eighty-five acres Of land, adjoining WoodiaSn, 10
resr, on which many beautiful building Lots,
with handsome groves. 40
One hundred and thirty.three OF laud, ai IN
wood, on the Williamsburg Road, about miles from
Rich nond.
Ninety acres. all in wood. ON the Dsrby.Town
road about miles below Richmond.
The above property will be sold on reasonable ere
dts For further information, apply TO UonDis y
APPERsoN, or to RChp HILL, J@'
nh Aim
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I A. g. Il. A, PATERSON,
y. CCMMf9sIOE MERCHANfB,
FOR THE sALEoF
LEAF AL.D MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
NO. io4 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
AMEs A PATERSON,
THos. A. PATERSON. 5-Sm
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EOHN +. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y in Broons, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
descriptions, Refigerstors, Rope, Cordags, Yankee
Notions, AS. TO-, 2lS Washington street, between
Vessy and Barclay, New Yo-k, will execute orders
from Richmond on the mort favorable tsrIns-
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a - H.
NEW M hin .--fhe Subscribers mn ~ -
~ day formed COP srtnersaip nndef sns na a.
style Of CREHsaAw, QuAkLES con 'os "Ae
purpose Of conductsnsa .,s
GENERAL DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
In the New House, No. 20 Broad stfess ssAs w.
TO tho store formeriy occupied BY Thos " sua,sS
We will open sbout the lot Of Apsl, teus noas.
Of the day win be- pablishsdi with IN easae ~"
stock Of
sPKlNG GoopS.
We invite the special attention Of our ffsaa.
the pablis generally, assuring them that We S '''
ALFRED v. CRENshAW,
THOMAS D-QuAkLEs.
THOMAS II. QuAkLEs'
RicaMosD. March ist 1857.
THOMAS n. QUARLEs would take ths o q ~
to express hs grateful aeknoviedsmsnu 70 Pr W
msreps frepes and the public for the ssiy - af
patronage extsnded to hira during long ssIies "
yesss; and would respectfully sclicie ter the nsw
arm Of CRENsHAW, QUAkLES Coe COS
tnuAnes Of the same. ma lo-s
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HAVANA CIGARS; Cisarritss; Meer~
IL schaum Pipes and Cigar Tubes; Cigar Lighters;
Cigar Cases, and Turkey and tTgiaia SmokiHg To-
bGcco. For sale at cost, ct
RICHARDSON'S Cigar Stsre,
American Hotel, Richmond Va
ALSO flr sale two besutiful Show Cases, MADE
of French Plate Glass-0srmsn Bilyer Frames
NH IS
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DIChHiOND SOabA WATER SsTAn
II LisHMENT 1t 10 3 fixed fact. that this Only
genuine article Of bottled seds Water. Ports. 30 q
Ale M ads In tha city isl put Up BY NJ McCoaMAoh "a,
any manufacturer either North or South, hsvies
been engaged 10 the business for the iast ten yesr
preceding &c, the greater part OF watch year no
spent In visiting ai arset cities OF the Noftn 20
sether with those of England and Ireland, exsmlhns
their different breweries and bottiins sstaeishlasas
with view to stll greater improvements 10 In ~,
manufacture of tie said articles alresayso Justly
celebrated. r,,
Tho subscriber 10 now bottns Porter. ale, eiasl,
Soda Wster SC, AT his old stand, whers ne hopes
strict attention TO business to r.erit keontnasseo
of the patronage heretofore literally bessowea %
him in former years. Ali oraera from ely OK S"'1
try customers promptly attended TO. ..,t
fhs subscriber would most respectfully request 81
his CITY customers to return all hs bottles 70 ~
of them missing And be forcwsrBs ell puienssciso
soda Water Potter, Ale and Cider not TO reseissaa
n MCCORMACK,
NH s,-ln No SOS Broad street.
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NJ A. STUkDIVANT-
~. Attorney mt Law Rnd Notary Public
Practices in all the Courts held In and for the city
Of Richmond, aud in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties.
All notaral business promptly performed.
M Office corner Bank and Ilth Streets oppoGts
0oddin's Hail. Richmond, Va. ia 2l-S.n
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ri kW READING HOO1I and LIBRARY
~ COMMERCIAL AND LITEkARYl

NkW READING ROOM and III BK AIRY
lN COMMERCIAL AND LITEkARY(
In GOddin's Hall, corner Bank 81 / 1th SITS.
FREE to Strangers asd to Young Men.
The Library contains over 1000 Volumes, besides
Periodical Magazines; the Reading Room, over so
Newspapers.
Annual subscription for of both, including with.
drawal of Books, ONLY Two DOLLARS for an irdi-
vidusi, and -FOUR DOLLARS for firm.
A Registry il here kept Of Young Men wanting
Employ ent, and reliable irfoI ina ton and rel
rences - to their character and qualifications vven
to employers srsiuitously and without any discio.
sure OF the names and wsnts of such employers IN
less specially authorized by thsm
Reading Room open from 81 O'Clock A. NJ until 10
o'closk r. N. every day EXCEPT Sunday.
ph io---2sw.m
lTKkNCH CONSULATE, KICHnOND,
II VA.-Notice 10 given. that . General Exhibition
Of Breeding Animais. of the Cattle, 1bsep and
Swine order, different Domestic Animals and POULTRY
and Of Agricultural Im ole ments and Products viii
take place ct Paris from the st to the 10Th OF Juns
l85 y. open to all countries Any rersoa desirons OF
antering articles for this Exhibition win receive the
necessary Information, regarding tho reeulation.
fIsmiums &c, BY applying at tho Office Of ths Cen.
SPhtNG mANrILlAs AMI arkILA
~ snAWLH.-i am now r~ceiying my first supply
o. bPrins Aentilas some very eiessnt styles Also.
ste,a snawla spriny coloss
twill be to the interest Of purchasers 20 call early.
NH q ALfREn MosEs. s. Main street
nLD hyE w Al Il & ". OF di0erenl
~ brands. some very superior, for ssls BY IS !
NIB 2i-lw DUNLAP. n0NCuaE 4 co
Brandy, very Old and superior. Tor cate By
NH lf--iw DtTNI0S MnNcIl@n a aA
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WILLIAM HURLEY, iSanker,
w So Main st., opposite the st. Charles Hotel,
Rich mcEd, Va.
Dealer in Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Bank
Notes. Business Paper and Mar ketabie Securities of
every description.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
fe l0-6n
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fOHN w. DAVIES,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MkIE STREET, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES.
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door ellis, u.s.
BuryiUg Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iroa Rail-
Ing. 2irst Premium awarded By the Mecha2iaT In.
stitrte ana Agricultural Soeiatv 81 FirsieiA
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18
Political.

The N. Y. Tribune has an article on the
election to the Senate of Messrs Bright and
Fitch from Indiana, INDUCING in its usual
good natured feelings for everything in any
manner opposed to Republicanism, calling
those gentlemen % two impostors from Indi-
ana, to whom were affixed the names of
Fitch and Bright, with an impudence akin
to California ticket swiudler," Sc, Sc,
calls them ''two Dough- Democratic Senators
from a free State 9 beautiful pair and
thinks the Senate in not sending them back,
has fallen from its ''pristine state,' and
lost to all sense of self-respect,' in listening
to the & sophistical balderdash" of Mr..
Bright Asks who will squander his time or
waste his faculties in playing "props " and
''three card monte" when they can get into
the Senate despite u ustice,' TRUTH" and
merits
This is the manner adopted by the New
ork Black Republican organ in speaking of
its political opponents, men who have oecu-
pied high places in the councils of the nation,
and enjoyed its confidence and respect, while
at the same time, the editor-in chief, the
immaculate Greedy, is bringing libel suits
against the Democratic press in various por =.
! tons of the country, and asking the people
in considering them to lay politics aside, and
render justice between man and man. The
greatest rogue is the first to turn States
evidence, and the vilest political slanderer
is the first to commence libel suits for arti-
cles appearing during political canvass.
The Legislature of Indiana meets bienni-
ally. There were two Senators to be elected
last winter, or the State would be without a
representive in tn T. S Senate for period
Of two years. The Democracy were in a
majority in joint convention of the Legisla-
ture, but the Republicans had a majority in
the State. Senate, and refused to meet the
House for the election of L. s. Senators, or
for any other purpose, being determined to
rule the majority, or leave the State without
Senator's Under these circumstances, a
Joint Convention was held, the Republicans
of the Senate refusing to attend, and Messrs.
Bright and Fitch were chosen U s. Sena-
tors OF course the Republicans in the I
| 5. Senate have endeayored to prevent them
from securing their seats, and the L. S. Sen
ate refusing 10 devote the short session thai
has interviewed since their election to the
investigation Of the matter, in accordance
Il. al y l. g tIa, 1o+a
ing Republicans, has given rise to the Iri-
buRe's respectable and anti-iibellious ard
! al
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18
The New Administration.

The policy of Mr.. Buchanan's administro.
ton, as foreshadowed in the news bron,b.
by the last steamer, must prove eminent,
satisfactory to those who have made tbs;r
homes on the Pacific coast The virtual re.
lection of the Dallas Clarendon treaty h.,
the Senate, on account of the position 90.
signed to the Mosquito Indians, opeps ne
gotiatiOns for new treaty, in which IT is be-
lieved straightforward American diplomacy
will prevail England must abandon her
absurd protectorate, and those Indians, some
thousand or fifteen hundred in number, as
sumo their true position toward the Nicara-
guam government
The affairs of Mexico appear to be ap-
preaching crisis Her Internal difficult
ties, in which the Church appears to be
struggling for the mastery of the State, and
the threatened descent of Spain upon Vera
Cruz, places that unfortunate government
in an embarrassing position, and she natu-
rally turns to the government of United
States for means to enable her to repress in
surrection at home, and repel enemies from
abroad. In this embroiglia the interests of
our government lie with our sympathies for
Mexico. She needs a few millions at the
present time to enable her to properly re-
ce;ve the Spanish fleet at San Juan de Ulloa,
and carry rhe war into Africa" by an in
vason of Cuba, AMI it is not doubted but
that it would be to our interests to supply
the government of Mexico with the four or
five millions required for this purpose, for
the transfer to US of the Northern States Of
Lower California, Sonora, Chiahuahua, New
Leon, Coahuila and Tamaulipas.
This rupture between Spain and Mxico.
may open the way for the acquisition of
Cuba The descent of the Spanish fleet upon
Vera Cruz will doubtless be the signal for
the invasion of Cuba by the Mexican GOV
eminent, and can but hasten the inevitable
AMI manifest destiny of the /" ever faithful
Island"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18
Enligrant Road.

The Marysville Herald recently contain
Gle, showing that the route from Marysyille
through Bidwell to the American Valley,
and thence into Indian Yallsy, is the most
pract;cabl in the Northern portion of the
State The Express OF Friday morning,
endorses the Heraifs article, and states
that surveying party has gone out on the
route to return previous to the Convention
to be held in Marysville on the 4th of May
The Marysville press are either grossly de-
ceived in this matter, or they are deter
mined to send the emigration skylarking to
every point of the compass, and over i'm
passabie mountains, in order that the first
town they enter may be .noryspiHe.
If the govnrnment road terminates at
Honey Lake Valley, we have no fears that
the HeraEd's statistics, even with the en-
dorsement of the Express. will induce the
emigration to travel through the Feather
River mountains to Marysville, when they
have much shorter valley route all the
way.
We would suggest to the Marysville press
that they can keep the emigrant road from
passing through Orovlle, by turning it
across Feather river at Yuba City, and
building road to Chico. This is a much
shorter and better way to Honey Lake than
through the American Valley, and will ac-
complish their object at much less expense
We want them to do this, because we believe
emigrants would much prefer valley to a
mountain route If Marysville will do this
instead of compelling the emigrants to trav-
ell through the mountains, we will have our
authorities abolish all the ferries between
this place and the Yuba City bridge, and
thus compel the emigration to enter Marys-
Vile the first place in the State! Won't
that do? or have you determined to build
the road through Bidwell, a route that has
poisoned the stock Of erery emigrant train
that ever travelled it, fer the purpose Of
avoiding 0roville?
We had rather cut away our ferries than
have this imposition practiced upon emigra-
ton at the end of journey not equalled in
duration elsewhere in the world.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18
F1RE.-An alarm of fire occurred yester-

FIRE.-An alarm of fire occurred yester-
day, in altogether too close proximity to our
office to be acceptable as our item of news,
notwithstanding the dearth that prevails
1t appears that burning brand had been
ttrogn out at the rear of a building
occupied as clothing store, and had set
fire to the rubbish which communicated
with pile of lumber under the building,
and had made tolerably fair start before it
was discovered. A moment more, and Oro-
vile would have been wiped out by the re-
suit of carelessness.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

WHERE PEPPERMINT COMES FRoM.-
Two towns in St. Joseph county, Michigan,
produce large quantities of peppermint.
from which the oil is exacted by manufac-
turcrs there. In 1855. 25 900 pounds of the
oil was produced, which brought in the New
York market three dollars per pound. From
eight to twelve pounds is produced from one
acre of the plant. The first crop requires a
good deal of care, but the next two years it
yields without attention. After the third
year the crop must rotate. in order to rest
the land. The mint is cut in August and
the oil extracted by distillation, filtered
through flannel and put up in tin cans for
market.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

THE s SUPREME CoURr'-Attorney
General Cushsng paid the U. S. Supreme
Court well deserved compliment, on his
appearing before that tribunal for the first
time. A more appropriate remark it is hard
to conceive of, when we remember their re-
cent decision in the bred Scott case Mr.
Gushing said: ''In the complex institutions
of our country you are the pivot point upon
which the rights and liberties of all, gov
eminent and people alike, turn or rather
you are the central light of constitutional
wisdom around which they perpetually re-
volve. Long may this. Court retain the con
6dence of our country as the great conser-
vators-not of the private peace only-but
of the sanctity and integrity of the Consti-
tuition"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

SINGULAR ESCAPE, - The Gibsonville
.Uesse1 ger has an account of two narrow
escapes at Secret diggings, in one of which
A man was carried down shaft with mass
of snow, a distance of fifty feet and then
swept two hundrad and fifty feet through
tunnel by rush of water without injury.
Another man was buried under snow drift,
where he remained for some time, without
the knowledge of any one, and when taken
ont was but slightly injured.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

LOWER CALIFoRNIA.-On the u 9th inst.
a decree was published ordering that all the
claims to lands in Lower California, or to the
and recognized as genuine by the Supreme
Government, within six months after the
publ cation of this decree in the capital of
that territory, should, by such neglect, be
declared null and void and of no value, and
that all lands not recognized in said time in
Lower California should revere to the ma
ton rs public domain.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

ANOTHER ENGINE CLAIM.-The Steamer
yesterday, brought up small sized tubular
boiler AMI engine to be used on the mining
claim of Messrs. Kessing and Co, 1t was
landed fl ON the boat on the the claim, a
feat which could be performed only at the
real head of navigation. The engine IS a
neat little arrangement of ten horse power
1t is the intention of the proprietors OF the
claim, to have it in operation in the course
of the oming week, As it is impossible to
drain claim on the bar without an engine
to pump it cut and keep it clear, the opera
ton is something of a venture, and we wish
the enterprising proprietors tho utmost sue
cess,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

Row IN CHINATowN-Wc have it from
undoubted authority that a row originated
recently in this precarious locality, from an
enterprising John" purchasing ice and lay
ing it out in the sun, it is supposed for the
purpose of drying, returning after short
absence, he found it had mysteriously dis
appeared, and forthwith accused all China
town of the larceny, who were shortly af-
ter arraigued before justice of the peace
to answer to the charge.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

IMPRov EMENTs.-0 pen is in constant
requisition to chronicle the rapid increase
on every side, of improvements. Yesterday
strolling to the head of Montgomery street,
we were alike surprised and pleased to see
that boulders and chasms, once serious in
convenience to the traveller, had been filled
or remove until the foot of CARROTS saw
mill presents level and az reeable surface
A cistern has been constructed-an invalua-
BILE adjunct in case of fire, and which ought,
by the by, to be the initiative of a series to
intersect our principal streets. Advancing
to the brow of the hill, by appearances, the
breezy and healthful position bad attracted
all who claim the proud title of pater ia
miliGrs, as pretty cottages were springing
up in every direction. One, we noticed
in particular. the future residence of Mr.
Parker, which, from its position, he has very
appropriately entitled Rock Cottage In
contrast to its recent sterility the whole hill
presents quite lively appearance
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

TAXING MINING CLAIMs.--The members
of the Legislature favorable to the imposi-
ton of tax on mining claims had a meet
ing on the evening of the 10th, but as there
seems to have been no previous preparation
a committee was appointed to prepare reso-
buttons, and the meeting adjourned. The
committee was composed of Messrs. Steele,
Norman, Catlin, Stephenson and Bell.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

For ARIzoNA-John Tomlinson, of Shas-
ia, is about to emgrate to the Gadsden Pur-
chase, with half-a-dozen six-mule teams
He is to use them in conveying merchan-
disc to the copper mines and in taking cop
per on the return trip.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

EDUCATIONAL We yesterday visited, by
invitation, the seminary of Mr. Wiley, and
1t afforded us pleasure to note the proficiency
attained by some of the primary classes
in the branches of reading, writing, and
arithmetic. Mr.. Willey's system of culture
has evidenced itself highly successful.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

WEDDING AND DEATH.-On the Both of
February last, Robert II. Culbertson, a
highly esteemed citizen of Tehama county,
who has resided upon the same farm since
1851, was married. and on the 10th of
March he died. Under the same heading
are announced his marriage and his death
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

CARSON VALLEY.--The Sacramento Union
says the road to Carson Valley ''will be
found shorter and better than any other
which can be built This is not the fact.
The entire wealth of the State cannot build
as good road through the Nevada noun
tains, on the Carson route, as that presented
by the Honey Lake route, without expend
iny dollar on it. Can't the Union take a
state view of this question or does the
Sacramento bridge obstruct a northern
vision.
If the Unions fovorite route is so much
nearer and better as it would fain have US
believe, why does the Surveyor Generals
report estimate the expense of surveying it
500 900, while it says the same labor can
be performed on the Honey Lake route for
0,Oe0
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-18

running their truck from the engine house
yesterday, came in contact with the side of
the building. The truck stopped, but some
thing had to come. and the boys went on
with the tongue only.