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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

MYERS STREEr.-John Reilly is bless
ing to Oroville. He is all public spirit and
enterprise. He is now engaged in clearing
and grading Myers street to the landing -
Under the influence Ct John and his carts,
the devious aud winding way across the bar
IS made straight and level
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

GS- 1t is said there are a number Of per
sons, principally females, in San Francisco
who are actually down sick from nervous
excitement, caused by the anticipated COLI
sion with the comet on the 18th June
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16
"a While we were recsisine the

While we were receiving the steamer
news yesterday. and during the heat, VIC
were RECALLED with bottle of sparkling
Heidsick. from the hands of Decon Sheldon
Thanks, kind cir, thanks.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

STREET DIFFIcULTIEs.--At six o'clock on
Saturday evening. says the San Francisco
Chronicle, special officer Cook had diff
Guilty with Walter Walsh. editor of the Sun
day Varieties, about defamatory article
which appeared in that paper in which
Cook n me was mentioned Cook knocked
Walsh down and gave him pretty severe
beating. At eleven o'clock on the same
evening Mr.. Andrews of Sacramento, met
Walsh near the corner of Merchant and
Montgomery street, and .-.wing a pistol
and a watch Mt the same moment, gave the
latter just one minute to divulge the name
of the author of certain correspondence re-
fiecting upon him. Andrews. police Off
Ger came up, seized Andrews and took the
pistol from him, when the affair ended
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

ARREST OF COUNTY TREASURER =
Robt T. Woods, Treasurer of San Francisco
county, in consequence of refusal to allow
pervisors to in spect his books. in accordance
with the Act of the Legislature, was on
Monday afternoon committed TO the county
Jail. for Contempt. Subsequently, writ of
habeas corpus was issued by Judge Hager.
returuable on Tuesday at 10 o'clock The
question will probably ultimately go to the
Supreme Court.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

BUSINESS NoTIcE.-Mr. n D. Witt is au-
thorized to collect and receipt for job work
advertising and subscription on account Of
the Daily and Weekly BUTTE RECORD for
Oroville and vicinity
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

IT is proposed by the Mechanics Institute
of San Francisco, that an Industrial Exhibi-
ton be held. under their direction, in that
city. on Monday, 18th September next, and
the ten following days
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

Several wagon loads of diggers from
Parks Bar and vicinity arrived in Marys
vile on Sunday, en- route for their new
home at Nome Lackee.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

The Toll CATERERS ARGUMENT.-It
is favorite argument with the Bidwell
toll gatherers and their Marysville adjuncts,
that it is against the interests of Oroville to
have the immigrant road constructed on its
natural route, because it may build up n
rival town on the Sacramento river If
there is any truth or force in this argument
at all, it demonstrates to Oroville the actual
necessity of opening the road from here
to the junction. Let our citizens set about
in earnest, and see how quick the toll gath
erers and their Marysville allies will dry
up their silly twaddle about rival town on
the Sacramento. If we do this, it would
permit such immigration as might be de-
ceived into travelling their mountainous, and
poisonous route to pass through Oroville.
The construction of this road, and it is but
about s miles to its intersection with the
toll gatherer's road, would enable Oroyille
to reap the benefit of the exertions of the
Marysville convention, and of whatever
amount of money they choose to spend above
the American Valley What says Oroville :
Will they head the toll gathering impostors
who assembled in Marysville on the 4th inst
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

HoRsE KILLED.--Rathbone & TAYLOR lost
horse at Yreka, week before last, worth
four hundred dollars Tie animal was shot
through the body, from pistol falling acci-
den.ally to the ground.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

EscAp1 OF PRIsoNERs.--A dispatch has
been received from Sheriff Carson, Of Ell Do
ralo county, announcing the escape of four
prisoners from the Jail of that county,
on Thursday night last. The names and de-
scrption of the prisoners, for the arrest of
each of whom reward of SlG0 Ia offered.
are as follows: Stanley. Eve feet ten in
ches in height, sandy complexion, brown
hair, we'll dressed William 0'Neil, five feet
ten inches in height, ruddy complexion,
thick set. an Irishmap, speaks with little
hrogue; Hall, five feet seven inches in
height, weighes one hundred and fifty pounds
fair complexion, full face, and a rapid
sneaker.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16
Immigrant Road Convent,on


The counties of Colusi, Tehan a, Butte and Tlu-
mas. are requested 10 send delegates to an Immi
grant Road Convention, to be holden at Oroville on
SATURDAY, MAY 2ad. for the purpose of adopt
Ing measures for the construction of an Immigrant
Road from Honey Lake Valley to the Sacramento
Valley A numerous attendance from the adjoining
counties is respectfully requested.
II. B LATHRoP, SEN,
PETER FREER,
q. DOWNFR,
NJ. II FARLEY,
GEO. II. CIR OSETTE.
Orville, May 9, 1857. Committee.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

MEssRs. GAMBLE AND KING.-We have
received letter from Messrs Gamble and
King, of Marysville, accepting the invita-
ton extended them to be present at the
meeting on the . instant, and assuring us
of their active cooperation in everything
that will tend to the speedy construction OF
the road in question These gentlemen arc
well acquainted with the different routes
from Honey Lake, and are aware of the adj
vantages possessed by the ros.e through the
Big Meadows and llnmbug Valley, and are
not disposed to impose a mountainous route
upln the immigration. Their course upon
this question does them honor, and the worst
wish we have in store for them is that their
disinterested action may receive, as it GER
tainly merits, the thanks of every overland
immigrant to California.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16
LAW AND ORDER.

A BLOODY TRAGEpY.-A correspondent,
writing from the American Valley, Piumas
county, under date of May 4th. furnishes
the following account Of a bloody tragedy
which recently occurred some ten miles be-
low the Valley, between couple of sporting
gents, named NJ. D. Alexander, end John
Young. The latter was very abusive, and
Alexander told him he did not wish to kill
him, when Young drew a pistol Alexan-
der caught the pistol, and drawing knife,
cut Young until he fell Alexander then
attempted to make his escape out of the
room, and in doing so received shot from
some one of the party, which it was suppos-
ed. would prove fatal, from the amount of
blood that was seen the next morning. He
was tracked by his blood for about half a
mile. when he stopped and dressed his wound
Nv tearing his shirt to pieces 1t is suppos-
ed Re has persisted in the snow.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10th, 1857


Democratic State Central Committee.
A meeting of the members OF the Democratic
State Central Committee will be held at san Fran
cisco on WEDNESDAY. May Goth at 10 O'Clock A.
for the purpose of determining The time of hold
ing the Stale Convention, and attending any bust
ne.s incidental thereto.
ALFRED REDDINGTON, Chairman
Democratic state Central Committee
Seo5a.rents. April 9th. 1857.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

Judge, | wish to be excused for no.
coming to attend Court to-day as | have got
a sore foot and am not able to walk there,
and have got no horse to ride and am new
conner here, and have got no friend to 90 to
to borrow one and have got no money to hire
one with, | hope | will be excused, if net
am not able to hep myself. am, Ei'h
great respect, yours,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-16

A Coop ExcUsE.-The following is a copy
of letter sent to the Judge during the late
session of the Sonoma County Court. If tn,
served to be, as his reasons were not only
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-12
1otcls.


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Railroads.
Mississippi 1 Missouri Railroad.
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All MAas 0ut NJ IassnrsaFi Wai aAAkr Aa.,ass
with Na.cattnc all IoxA sllS
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Rs1Asylvaala Rallrsad.

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THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE OK.
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fLWYO & MALCOU.
ssrc css< sss rIesp.s
nEALERs IN IRON. STEEL, NAILS AND
nsasy an Shelf Hardware,
Ks. sas L~As ssssss. Cai<Ass. IN.
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Il. - =. ~. Tf.S.ER,
enANE NJ MOVED To
Mo. o LIE cLAimk ROW. WHERE You
y can nAd
HOLE BAREGks, oGGAspIEs.
MULLINS LAWNS.
PLAIS, FlU'D AMI DoTTkn SWISS,
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CHAN M AVS.
IrN,r MD 1kELETnS SKIRTS,
GkiNDilNE skIkTs
carbohydrates
GRAPE AND STELLA sHANIa
SILK AND SILK d LAik MAATilLAs
BLACK AND FANCY slfsk~
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IRISH LINENS. TAHl.k LINENS
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And ytisssx cls. sstsd Ia . city as.a country
trade
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which will b. sid yef3 cheap
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Hai an ia .uisfs.s issnn.f
Having hfistn sNIsF.sf.es IN tal work for
liaill.Ass of all tlids sal .anffd.tS guarantee
thai MI work doEe b. viii b. In a work saaaIl :
ard sstielas t..sy sa..isn.f.
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Valentine GreigAt Exuress a.


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

Hor. louis M'LANK, or MARYLAND.
From the Bald more Sun, Oct
The Hon Louis MoLsne died yeser iar, al his residence
In This CITY. IN the seventy second year OF bis age TIC
revolutionary ear and vss born In me vi ags ~ snyrna
Vent Q Jun y, Delaware, on the 2slh Of Mar, 1884
In the ICES be'rg then ony fourteen years OF age,
he ser.ed 9Th great 'cdn ~ mdshipmsn on bos-d the
fisrsc Pha6elphis then her srss cruiss .nd under
ne con msnd Of Stephen Dsoasuv We father Of eom
ssrs :. In Ss =. 2. D..
Newark uosSs, In bis Tvs sais he began the study o.
the las. In 1904, undsr the nstruolon Of James BAY
ard Of Delaware. Hc was sdmved " The bar In 1907,
and RAPIDLY attained high place In his profession 10
Tho ear Of 1912 be was voIunes, In . COMPANY com
General Of ire United Sislss under w. Jeasrsos, and
marched In that company 70 the relief OF baltimore
~h,n -as thresteoed b. the British.
The great capacities OF Mr. MoIsue now began 70 attract
Public epoo In another direction, and In ISIS he was
elected 10 The Houe Of Representatives from DsIsvarc;
enis that re remained member OF that BODY until 1871,
-Ler he chosen By the Leesasuea senator o. no
Uonei sssscs 10 ssy, n20 ne vm sppo'nsso oy rren.
Great Britain, ~he,e he remained tso yea and on nj,
he called BY tbs Same President 70 take plsce
10 ih pssc rp isss -beu he became Secretary Of STATE,
Ana w Jpbe, 1884, he retired from paiical nfe
10 1887, chen the financial coroiucn o. the csuuiy ~
quied his services among ourselves Mr. McIane ws pre-
vailed upcu 70 accept The presidency Of tue Baltimore sud
Ohio Ra,rced Company, and, removing % this safe, be
,hv tine he requsstea by President POLK 70 occuy,
during The tendency OF the Oregon pcgot vi ous the mis
SION 70 Anahvd, AID hh duty being 200 bmpfehe ne
sran returned 70 Maryland In 1880 be solicited and
prevailed upon By his fellow c,iscos In Occ county, IN
hs SAFE shers be esded % serve - hsIr 70 re .eoa
tive W the Convention called 70 reform the constitution Of
ksplsd After psrfsrmirg this service he finally 70
ursd from public NE
Mr. norsus Gas chief actor In all The great poIitca
ev ME ~hch marked The ~ half Of this century. HI
vas the compancn, fellow laho,w and friend Of those
who have, with him, won the rsmemb rAnce q
NJ men = the stAaesmcu q America
me sale Dcvrtmcps ~ wass,ngtcs have isfcvmss,cs
Of she deah u HsA Of Eugess Lasrsncs, naavs u ~
0Atq OF New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-09

psbIcans Of ChciRnsn having become dissatisfied with
pors'os Of the ticket hold indignation meeting Inc
soh ui snd paed series OF strorg resolutions which
Preted In German For the benefit Of those present
Who xere o! familiar vim the language Of afsherlAudr
one Of the cfce read the following English transla
tor
Where's, appear by der prints OF dish morning, dat
der rcpoobfcsr party has fused mi der pope und dor
tuyfu mt DER Ish CatnlCs bes going 70 vote
NIT bali Of der ropcobboan docket therefore be Il
Resolved, Dat We, sherman repooblicsns, no likes dat
Resoy Cd Dat ve Sherman repoobliosns, votes ms no
GxsoIiC On der dioket
Resolved D.. 70, Sherman rspoOblcans, vo'ss ms no
Irshmsn on der dicket
Resolsed, DA, We Sherman repoobicaps, votes mt no
man who lets ter tam hish Pope ana tuyul bcebles vos
init HIN.
Resolved Dat ve sherman repoobncan, lot der fusion
dkes r. Ia der mySol and that vote NIT our own men
Resolved Dat ve Sherman yepooblicaos, makes up mt
own d!cket. and votes nit him Gil der ahile
TAH PsCse lE-rhe Nashville Wing OF Tho 2nh
uIt contains the folio wing
An sytce appeared In the linton and Arsericdn OF yes
terdsy morning personally Offensive 70 and apparently
intended be We have taken such acocrse in regard
to makes impro that SHOULD remark upon
in our columns this morning
GEORGIA EIsoroN.-The Maoen Telegraph thinks the
democrats vii carry every diatrct, and that Browns
(dem majority fer Governor, In the State al large viii
be II 1000 or 600.
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srncurced. they show sso.s valued ai siss 2ac 90.
ssairit ss3, III IS duo dspositors
The receipts OF .he Pacific Railroad Company or hn
scu for sep.s,rbsr show very gratifying increase In III
busiress Itmay BIO necessary to TO pen abroad
that ~ Jet 10 only oponsd I2S rnies, AMI mat "a.
k 10 70 considcved whom compared with o,nes roads
The eavnisxu wore
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quotations scu,he-n part oh Of tee lae-, Win s.ss Of
500 aeto bbis ~ oar nsarcs R,c n,ar ana o,rn
real vere unchanged wheAs-yhe msrret vss 70 hss
better sup SHOT, ard moe orsr,os, Wills p-ioss zoe
ystse~ esses srcep for vcvy nhca cs NJ sn- ~hs
nne ..lss smss. 20 :sSss 5000 900 s.'s, saSa
,pe ssiss sers 10000 hnshes soa .h'se s'ch'ss :,
missouri 81 OIL - Torn rather heavy ard sale.
aned 10 about 30, ono bushels wrsss-n mixed 6ss
eoke deivered Rye vss rouissl ., 30. $50 o.s
vere 10 light supply and arm NJ asa . $40 With IN de
rate sscs
corrs vS suis, and sA,S sOaaned 70 200 900 bags Il
Corrcv-rns MAKE, vss au,s, -mau scss -ere sols Il
lsko. isx, fos niao1s uplands, scco,dss " checs
on he GAY or !. TIE usual wsy snfmen con aaaed be
,sse.rs +, EseAsemsG. .ers ls. soa, ed e.,
o.ips 70 nsh. supplies ., ,,n srs:'ass .n,s-.a ,.
cusnssd 70 alb u, 2ocoo bushels Ia shp's bags 5xt
ga. 9Th SEINE a rr ., ss an ssor 200 800 ,sl-s
sugar we've sDgssed Il 35s 600 bbls OF u cake 70
srd eco b,xos cheese BY The rsamsr Aso, a. tSs
vessel cas- taken up 70 oso with coal At PniAds'pn''"
Bsr -ss arisi .. 90, TOO for shipment :, =.
Inns wS s.esdy 81 ESQ for common snd " 'V
NAVAL aosr The marsst va irregular, snd qraa
tons IL the present ssate OF the money nss. eno.1
prizes for cssh ana time sales, account OF ihe DIM
Gully Of pesos ssirs any sort p,pe,, ,-..,
"a, p mas se ws.s s.s scs,a move ., s.s sou
Ppoyssore -Pork aoldc exhibited -ore 6,mue~
and advanced their to- Tor mst' W % Nv iva, NV
Without saIss About $50 bbh p,ims, 70 90 cat Of m~se
we're re ,orted ss 40 Beef -ss anies and iasoive
81 ,,.s limited o ssou, 40 TOO ssls repscked weU
srn Al Sia ss for plain, e sas Gle for exsra Prime
mes Gas no nirsl, ard beef rams quci tis DRY salt
Cd bacon vas dull 81 ltc Out wcass vsve quiet 81 Ito
roy sho ,lders and - 1lko 1iko srv ksms Drersd
hoss vere al o. aeko. Lard irreg ar, and sales
limited - $50 bbh and uercss a l4c s, Butas. 80
dus a i2ko lec fcv Ohic and n iso. 7oc fcr State
Ccsese as dull ~ 10. %
suoAm- rhe ms'tes wAs duh The sAlss smsra ,sd
sbou, 800 hhds oabs mrscoy.do II To- 7kc los do a.
o. and 20 CASKS II eNc. Axe.
sliLov -sA - q sboai p 900 M vsrc made sskc'
Q 100.
Hors were auis New were selling, In small vHy, u
50. . 100.
wmHr -sAs o. about 800 bsn. wsre made = -
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