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T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via sTONING-

Il TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-hian route
the .hoTest aud most aireecaI 5t the Eastern Msu
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone, and
C. VANDERBILT. Capt w. H. Frazcr. in connection wh
the end Providence and Boston aud M
os. leaving N.wYork daily, Sundays excepted f9m Pier
No 2Norh River 6rs; wharf above Battery place. ocloci
D. and Stonington at $3.50 ON tbs arrival oil the man
tfsin " hich leave Bo-t.n at $3.50 p N. - ,u,
Tn. c. VANDERBILT, from New York. MIndsy Wednes;
d.y ana Pridly sopnston, Tuesday, TharsdJ and
Saturday =. int,
d,y ard Saturday From ston Monday "Wednesday aud
Friday. ,,. n,
proceed S.onington per rsroad to Pov
depoe SID Boston the Express Mail Trsn reaching said place
OF those by other routes and in ioI al
the ally morning connecting North and East Passenger
that bosr the steamer enjoy nights rest
unditurbse breskt desired and leave Stonngon III ne
7l5 a. M train, con- Getting at Providence with The ii a. IN
train for Boston.
psnies the steamer and tram through
each way.
eauer the Freight Office, Pier NO. North River OF a.
the Office, No. 1t Battery place.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting New Ham pton with the Delaware Lacks-
and Western Railroad nd at Easton with the Lehish
Valley Railroad -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, commencing May 49, 1867
York for Esson and pllces from Pier
No g North River at 30 In IL m and $3.50 for Som
elyile by above trains aud at Sis pm.
The above trains Elizabeth with trains the
jersey Railroad which leave from the foot oil
Courtsnat,st. 1880 and IL M. and 3:2o and pm
Passengers tine Delaware L,cksv' and Western Rail
road viii at 80 only 10. Lehigh Valley Railroad
at IL IN. only. JOHN D. Stems Superintendent
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MisreliGileoEs.

ARCTIC ERATORS-Cohstructed on
new ard riznal principle being both perfectly dry and
col. GEO. FIERCE x So
.... No. 800 Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork, notice Is hereby given to az
persons having claims against RALPH HALL late Of the City
of decreased to present the with vouchers
thereof the SUBSCRIBER at the Office of Henry w Eastman
No eS5 Broadway in the City Of York on or before
the twenty seventh day Of August nexDated New York the
Cog i.w6mWeds Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

NEW CREEK COMPANY.-A meeting of the
IN stockholders of this Company will be held at their office
No 81 Walnut st. Philadelphia THURSDAY August a.
O'clock m. general attendance l. requested ny order
Of the Beard. r. MEKlNO, JR Secretary
Philadelphia, Jhly n, 1857.
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
" RAILROAD Chicsgo, St Louis Roct I<and So Paul,
City and all places West and South yest
vi. New York and Eric New.YOrk Central American Lake
shcre Western Railway and Michigan southern Rail
roads forming the shortest quickest and mos. pleasant route
10 West The road between Detroit and Adrian IL
open ard trsus at Adrian with express
rsn. Chicago and the West For farther information apply
AZ o. Company Office No. 1913 Broadway corner Of Deyst.
JOHN +. PORTER Agent.
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SUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
~ Yoik-JOHN EDMIST0N snd JAMES EDMlSrON
sgains. HYACINTH A. VAN EHTEN aud LOUIS M. VAN
EETRN-Sun,mons for money demand contrsct--tCom.
MT serTo the defendants above psmed You hereby
which viii be sled IN the oce Of the Clerk Of the City and
County Of New York Vt the City Hal 10 the City New YORK;
end copy your the said eoplsnt on tina
upcber, at their Office No ls5 Broadway in the City Of
NewYck withnwenty days alter the sevice Of this
f the said complaint within the aoresad the
plaintiffs this action viii take Judgment asin you for the
Ium Of Eve huI ed and twelve dollars sixty esh cents
with interest from the ssh day of June thousand sight
hundred and s even bedes the Of tb action and Of
protss-Dst.d Ne .York June n, 1857 h
CLARK CORNWALL PLAINTIFF Attorneys
No. 195 Broadway.
The complaint in th. action was fled in III, Office OF tho
Clerk Of toe City and County OF New YORK tia f dsy
JAY, 1851 CLARK & CORNWALL. r. :
jy l5-lsw6wW ~Phintifs Attorneys. ed
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Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIvEE.-The sPended and superior
steamer ROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves Net" YORK every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ct , o'o,eck M;
aud the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsyton leaves New" YORK
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at oc.oc.
m from Pier No 3NR the Battery ootn toacnin d.
Newport each way. .,.I;.
Heresfor via be regarded as secured TO any sPp
cant until the sons shall have been paid for 49,,
Freight to Boston s forwarded through with great dpach
by an Fl press Freight Trsin. . - ,-u,..
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DAILROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.
III Afternoon Boat o'clock for HUDSON iron the f9ot o.
harrison st., south 'ids lsndng st CALDWELL VIZ ron'
(Coszen's Doet) Nsuburgb Marlboro Milton Pouaakeepse
Ahipsbsck Bany;o~n, Red Hook Bristol Wet Camp ana
Csskili. r,,,
Fare - cents to Newburgh Poushksepse and Rhinsbsck
Tickets NAV be board the boat the following
pssss: Hudson CavsIsck MssnsDe Client and Chss"sm
har.1d. 81 90; State Line 81 %; Wes S.octbrfs. -;
R,hnond :. c5; Shaker Village. - 20; Ptsaed - Si
Cheshire So co. South Adams so IS; North Adams 81 ~
Daor S2 l Hin,dse, 81 IS; Washington 50 6s Beckett,
81 60; Chester Factory IS o. Huntington, % u; RrPer
Is Is; Westfeld, IS 20.
The SAILING SOUTH AMERICA Csp, NJ Sfsr'
man The pier foot Of Hsrrison.t suth hde Nun
DAT WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock D. m
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CTATE of VERMONT-IN CHANCERY-
- SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-SOLOMON DOW

CTATE of VERMONT-IN CHANCERY-
~ SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-SOLOMON DOW
MIR, PAUL DILLINGHAM; and EDMUND WESTON Pc.
titioners vs. SOUTH ROYALTON BANK-On motion a
Tor within said Circuit this 9th day OF July A. 1851
ordered by said Chancellor that nine months from this date be
allowed the creditors and bill holders Of said Bank TO pre-
sent and their respective claims sgsnst said Bank and
that JOHN d. HUTCHINSON Of West Randolph, IN the
County Orange and State of Vermont BE- sPoon cd Master
n aney to receive the proof q said several claims ana 70
respective and amount and the aud residence
the and respective holders and Of the
together with bs facts by him found In respect 20 all such 2;
Master appoint convenient times and places at which he wiz
the iuss of his said appointment and give public
thereof well Of this order by his commission
from said Chscaor he is therein au1 that ali psr.
corporations having, holding owning claims Vi
description whatsoever bills notes agsnt the said South
Royaon Bank for the payment Of which the said Bank
rs securities assets liable, who shall not within
the said Of months kerenbefore limited and
prove er said respective claims bills before the said
Master hsH he forever barred and pTeclu from claiming
property securities Of ssd Bank the hands DO
ed by the Receiver heretofore appointed by said Chancellor
the petition of the sbsvc entitled petitioners AGAINST the
ssid South Royston Bank Of or from and all bonds
mortgages other securities held by tbs Of the
Of vermont for the security redemption of the bis
Of the said fsIk
Now therefore, the undersigned Master aforesaid hereby
gives notice the order Of said Chan ;eor in the premises and
that he the said Master will be aud attend the duties
Of his spp5uen at the Mortified House in NORTHFl cid,
in Warrington County and State of Vermont the 1sh lah
and 9.h days Of November next at Woodwads Hotel In
SOUTH ROYALTON, in Win 1sor County aud State aore-
said I'D Esd Path days OF December next; at the
Norshield House Aforesaid the THIRD and FOURTH
TUESDAYS in February next and on the FIRST WEDNES-
DAY of March next at nine O'clock IN the forenoon Of each Of
said days.
County, this sth day Of July, 1851.
JOHN'B HUTCHINSON Master in Chancery
WAsHgUfN MARSH, Woodstock, VT, solicitors fot
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CFSTER-Ds;v a. r.. from pier foot Of Cou.audtst
by the fssorite ,eafaer CONNECTICUT Capt, wm Wilcox
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAlS and FRlDAIS' AID oy ~, ,ne
Hams ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ald SATURDAYS TO
Alyns Point thence by and handsomely finished six
teen eIed for Worceser Boston, Providence Law
Lowell. Nashua, Concord White Mountains and eyeTy
other section Of England State be- engaged ~
Supplying board E. MARTia Agent at his Office
foot orc ourtla
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EOR FIRE ISBAND.-On ard after July 8, the
fast Steamer HERO will connect regularly with me Long
leland Railroad morning and evening II and from FIRE AID
Passenger leave New York q. ana $3.50 n VIA ,nomp
sen nd returning arrive in York st9:S m and m
sspeorivelJ.
INDEPENDENT LINE between NEW-fOhk,
i BOSTON PROVIDENCE. BRISTOL and NEWPoAE-
Steamer GOVERNOR Cspt Chss Deerns will Leave now.
Pier No q foot II Robnson-st, y Il, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, af o'clock p m
Fare between New. York and Bo.ton..".'...So W
w. IL BYRAM, Agent on the Wharf,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County OF New York r.tss hereby given " all Per
ey Of New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof to tho subscriber at her residences Bts.away
in the Civ Of before the Sh day Of OCTOBER
psxt-Dssed New. York the sd day Of April, 1851
a2g law6uW ANN u. biRD, Adnnistratnx-
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u for HAVANA and NEwORLEANS--On MONDAY,
August at O'Clock from Pier foot OF Warren u North
River the fast and fsvorte steamship PHlLADELpHiA u
will sell above. Passage be secured - the ONCE OF
the line. Freight to New Orlesn. cts cubic foot received
August shippers viii he Supplied vita blank bills ofsdns o.
the signed by the line application az their oce No
other signed and bill OF fading viii BE- s9ued after the
hour Of sailing For freight apply TIE office NO
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Gtfamboais ano Railroads.

EXCURSION for the MILLION 10 STATEN
Il ISLAND. FORT HAMILTON and COSEf ISLAND.
Kxour,ou to Stat Island mics, for cents aud ICY
Island ,a Fort II.miuon The Staten leland ferry oosts
JOSEPHINE and SOUTHFTELD leave every boor from
a. M 70 D. m ION hne SUND AVS every half hour au ?, N
Pss ne - for Fort and Cooey Island Will Land 81 the
first laJding
EOK SHREWSBURY. HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
Il HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, PORT WASHINGTON.
NIDDLETOWN AND RED BANK-The rev msEninosn'
ard ,win a. amer ALICE PRICE John Borden Commander
viii run regularly as follows from Robinscnst. ~ K
~ Ir.rs Nswyosx LrAvr RsD BANK.
wean.ti.y Jui, - D. n wedne. DAY. July .. 9 M
Thursday July 3d. p Thursday. July 80 70 m.
Friday ......Jry 81, ?. m. Friday Jdly 81 Il a. N
Saturday ...Auz. l. 81 IL. Saturday. .Aug l. ii H.
Stages o al parts Of the country.
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IN the SUPERIOR COURT of the City

IN the SUPERIOR COURT Of the Clty n OF
i New York.-JANE WOOD Plaintiff against HBNkf
WOOD Deiendan-Snmmons for relief (Com NOT served
To the defsniant HENRY WOOD; You are hereby sam
which wi be lied In tho Office Of the Clerk OF the Superior
Cout If the City Of NewYork. at his office n the Ci'y
Hal, of the City York. and to serve copy OF your
answer TO the said complaint tho subscriber st ri: once
No q Cmbersst in tho City Of New. York, within twenty
.ay. .ae the service OF YOU exclusive Of
te day OF service and if fail to answer the said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff ia this acson VIII
app, the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated N.ysYOIk Msy %, 1857 100 ,.
FREDERICK ri. Is. BRYAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
No . Chamberss., New-York,
this duly fled In the ofc- Of the
Superior the City Hall Of the City OF New
York, O the 10Th of July, 1857
y. H. B. BRYAN Plaintiffs Attorney
To HENRY WOOD, Defendant. jylj lsw8wWs
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OFFICE CLEVELAND, PAINEsvILLE AND
AsHTABULA RAILROAD CO. PANY, 7
CLEVELAND July 20. 1851
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the CLEVE-
IN LAND GAINESVILLE AND ASHTABULA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at their office In CLEVELAND
o. ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of August next at o'clock
the election Of Directors and for the transaction OF such
other business may come before them - -,
The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the
let to The 18th day ofAugust GEO b. ELY. Secretary
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

PoLIrIcAL.-A few dissatisfied spirits
who never yet found any thing to admire il
Democratic action, or Democratic men, are
endeavoring to form a nucleus around which
the opposition may entire and shove them
selves ahead for some official position, and
being unable to make any thing like re-
spectacle starting point for their aspira-
tons, have assailed the Democratic nominee
for Assessor, and object to his name This
we had expected to hear from few bigOtted
political maggots, still squirrning in the fes-
tering corruption of defunct Know Nothing
ism Sensible men will require more valid
objections.
Another report has gained evidence, t.
the effect that Mr. O'Shea cannot read OF
write. We are authorized to say that thi.
is not so, and are assured that he not only
writes correctly, business hand, but is al
so an accountant. We trust those who con
template running an opposition ticket, viii
not stoop TO such littleness for the main
spring of their action
Mr.. OShea is q laboring man. steady, so
Der and industrious, with his family here il
Orovile, dependent upon him for support
Those who desire to defeat the Democratic
ticket, should try and find more Legitimate
reasons for their action.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

S-We are with you on the junction question

DEAD HEADs.EWe are informed by Mr.
Ford, that the richest portion Of his claim
covers Digger burial ground. Large
masses of bones and heads are continually
rolling down the sluice- boxes, to the conster
nation of the. China hands, engaged, who
seem to hold in peculiar adherence these
grim mementoes. The exhuming of these
bones explodes the generally en-; Grained idea
that the Diggers consumed the bodies Of
their dead. However, the custom may have
been confined to the particular tribe inhaB-
iting that locality, though the probability is
in favor of its having been equally as popn-
lar a mode of disposal as that Of burning.
P. S.-The piggers burn their dead war
riors, and those who die BY contagious dis
eases.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

BoDY FoUND-we learn from Mr.. Har-
low, the Coroner, that the dead body of q
man was discovered few days since, on an
island in Feather river opposite Charley:
ranch, and about fourteen miles from Oro-
vile The Coroner visited the body yester-
day, and held over it an inquest. 1t was
found to be very much decomposed. II the
man had suffered death from violence the
body was too much decomposed aud disfg-
dred to discover upon it any marks of it.
The jury returned verdict that he was
to the best of their knowledge, drowned in
the river, and that his body had washed
ashore. He was a man of about forty years
Of age, and his height about feet inches
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

SPECIMEN THIEF-We learn from Capt.
Wilson, that a German engaged in mining
on Little Butte, was recently robbed of
about three ounces Of specimens. He had
about thirty -seven ounces in six different
packages, contained in buckskin purse.
Having occasion to visit some of his neigh
bors, and considering the purse too heavy
to pack around, slowed it away in his bed.
He was absent about two hours, and on his
return it had vatnosed Several days after
wa- he found the purse in his bed, and on
examination. found that the different pack
ages of specimens it contained had been
opened, and portions of each abstracted-iu
all about three ounces The Capt. thinks
the thief should be hung for a fool.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

A RETRosPECT.-Six years since, on the
anniversary Of this same lovely day, the
writer. then a mere boy, encamped on the
spot where now rises the flourishing town of
0roville. A solitary "shanty' devoted to
the entertainment of man and beast, alone
designated its present site. Vainly now
does the eye seek to identify once familiar
features-the encroach of labor has obliter-
ated them all. The once desert now thro5s
with animation. Steamboats, inhabit the
river, which then, at the most bosted of but
little skiff. Enterprise has diverted a
stream from its course, and brought it 80
miles over mountain and plain. The insig-
nifcant hamlet of six years since, is now an
incorporated town, and its mineral wealth
has made it the cynosure of every eye. Sc
We march onward!
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

We Clip tbs tollowing items from the Sha

We Clip tbs following items from the Shas-
| ia Courier:
| On Suudsy last Messrs. Moffitt and Bos-
we'll were out huhting on Trinity Mountain;
on Bates Trail, some four or FIVE miles from
French Gulch and discovered the body Of
Patrick Healy, an Irishman, who had been
shot id the right eye. and the ball lodged in
the back of his head The verdict Of the
jury was. that the deceased had come to his
death BY being slot with ball from a re-
volver or rife on Monday, the 9th inst. and
that the Jury believed that the act had been
committed by Samuel 0lmsted, and q Ger
man named Gust" as principals. and Thos
Roach an accomplice. OImsted is the
person who robbed the man of $24. on Trim
ity Mountain, some two weeks since Beach
Vas lodged in Jail.
Several cabins about the Lower Springs
have recently been entered and robbed of
clcthing, provisions and firearms.
| On Tuesday la;t,Mr. Joseph Ball living at
the ranch of Messrs. Hyde & Herbert, some
| four miles this side of Bald Hills. was rob-
bed of $l25 Immediately after the discov-
cry OF the robbery, two men started in pur-
suit of the robber, and succeeded in over
taking him some little distance from the
ranch He was told to stop and deliver over
the money he had stolen. The thief was
well armed, and his pursuers had no arms
at all ; and as natural consequence, would
not disgorge, and his captors we're obliged
to return without the money. We learn
taat other parties had gone out after him.
On Monday last, while two miners we're
eating in their cabin, on Salt Creek, be-
tween Cages Four Mile House and the Low
err Springs, two men entered, who were
masked and armed, and demand of the
miners. their money. The miners seeing no
other alte native but to hand over, gave
them all the money they had, some $50.
One of the robbers spoke up and said. you
have $3.50 more, which we want" Upon
being told that the $3.50 which they spoke
of had been deposi ID in Shasta, one of the
robbers said, 81 have good mind TO blow
your brains out. for having deposited your
money in Shasta" After having fumaged
about the cabin for some time. they very
coolly bid its occupants "good day"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

ApvERTIsEMENTs.--W would direct the
attention of dealers, to the advertisement
of James Moore, Myers street, who offers a
large assortment of excellent Liquors, at
advantageous rates. Also, accompanying no.
tice to Butchers.
Mr.. Garriott, also, gives notice that he
will extend the main pipe of the Oroville
Water Works through the principal streets,
together with the regulations governing the
same. Those who desire lumber, would do
we'll to consult the advertisement of Mr.
CARROTS steam saw mill. He is prepared
with all the machinery requisite for manu-
featuring lumber to order, and takes pride il
tuning out goo or 5000 feet per day.
A. Clouchet. sends out a notice, which
will be read with interest by those for whom
it is intended.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

In order that the voters of this city may
know who the candidate for Assessor is, We
publish the following handed us by friend
of Mr.. VIM. O'Shea, the genuineness Of
which is beyond doubt, and very good au-
thority:
mir. OShea has been for several years
past resident of the city Of New York, and
a citizen of that state. But previous to his
removal from Pennsylvania. be was known
to us as a sober and industrious man, and
an ardent Democrat Of influence and stand
ing, and was of much service 10 the party
by his zeal and activity; he is ssosr, hard
,corking and honest
Ro. TYLER,
GEO. H MARTIN,
WM. B. FosIPE, Jr,
VIM. HIaLER,
JNo. W. FoRNEY
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-J. Y. Jones
arrived in town on Wednesday evening, with
the bear recently captured by Mr.. Fields in
the vicinity of Dry Greek. He is huge and
terrific monster, by far the largest ever
brought to this vicinity, and, was he in
good condition, would weigh a ton OF two
He was quartered in the amphitheatre on
Thursday. where he will remain until prep
arations are made for grand exhibition
would suggest that the bear be properly
secured in the arena and exhibited by him.
self. We had rather see the monster inca.
pablo of doing harm, than see him exhibit
his gigantic strength and carniverous ma
tore upon the gramnivirous portion of the
brute creation.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

New STEAMSHIP CoMPANr.-The Town
Tux contains a somewhat lengthy article
upon the first meeting of the subscribers to
the California and New York Steamship
Company" held in San Francisco, on the
18th inst The capitol stock Of the company
is one million of dollars, divided into four
thousand shares of two hundred and fifty
dollars each. The object of the company is
the navigation of the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, and such bays, CULTS and rivers ad.
jacent thereto, as may be necessary to carry
out the designs of the company, for the
purpose of transporting passengers. freight
and mails between the ports Of San Francis
CO, New York, New Orleans, and such other
ports as may be deemed advisable. The
whole undertaking is eminently Californian.
and aloof from the control and influence Of
any of the commercial emporiums of the At
lantic. The following gentlemen we're elect
ed Directors NJ. X. Roberts. N Q AIRING
ton, Jules David, NJ. S Martin, Frederick
Franck. Eugene Delessert. R. Kellersberger,
H. J. Bailey. r. II. Heath, G. Touchard,
Euge ne Sullivan. and G Stanford.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

The RIGHr SPIRIT The Marysville Ex-
press has the following on the subject of a
Northern route for the wagon road. The
State Journal declared itself in similar
manner few days since. If all would ex-
hibit the same spirit, a wagon road would
soon be completed to the eastern boundary
of the State.
We pledge ourselves to go for no route ex-
cept the best, if that can be ascertained.-
We have no peculiar favorite, except such
favoritism is oased upon the real merits OF
the route. Our belief is, that the one trav-
eled over by job Taylor and Mr.. Gamble, i.
more than $4,000 better than any other OF
which mention has been made. but if we are
mistaken in this. We are open to conviction.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-04-25

BRouGHr BAcK-Earnest Lanzas, who
recently appropriated $45 from B. Blsinor,
French tailor of 0roville, was arrested in
San Francisco, and returned to 0royille by
officer Goodrich, on Monday evening he
had an examination before Justice Stafford,
who sent him up to the Court of Sessions fo'
trial. He is an old offender, having served
an apprenticeship in the Sacramento chain
gang.