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FEATHER RIVER RAILROAD RoUTE-To the

FEATHER RiyER RAILROAD RoCTE--I0 the
suggestion of holding a meeting and providing
for survey of the Feather route with view
to ascertain its probability as railroad route,
the Quincy Union responds as follows:
The above suggestions will please nine
tenths OF TIE citizens of Plumas county. At
The same time the RECORD must remember that
the citizens OF this section are now organizing
two road companies. and intend building both
of the roads during the present summer. There
fore, they are not able this year to give very
large amount towards the enterprise above men
toned, but they will render such assistance as
II is possible for them 10 give under the circum-
stances. An adjourned meeting for the organi
zation of the Oroyille and Beckwith's Pass
Road Co, will be held in Quincy, on the 18th
inst, and We hope that enough of the men
named in the franchise will be present to make
the preliminary organization file the certif-
Gates, &c. Neither the meeting, nor the ac-
tion OF the company will in any way interfere
with the meeting as proposed by the RECORD.
In fact, we have no doub; bit that the compa-
ny, if organized, will act in harmony with the
citizens Of Butte aud Nevada. By all means
let us have the meeting. So far as the people
of this section are concerned, they are not par
ticular when or at what time it shall be held.
Let the press Of Nevada name the time and
place, and we will warrant that it will give
satisfaction TO our people. We hope they will
attend TO il aud call meeting as soon Gs pos
sble
That is right. Feather river is the only
open practicable route for the great national
road, and the corporation that secures it will
lay out the crazy Central Pacific thieves colder
than the SHOWS that now block their way.
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OROVILLE BAKERY
Corner Of Montgomery and Lincoln Streeis,
OR FILLE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
4 the well known Lamp Bakery" The busi-
ness will be carried on in a more extensive scale,
with the double assurance that at all times supe
nor quality of BREAD Of all kinds, CAKES.
PIES, etc, will be kept in abundance to supply all
demands. Also, general supply Of
G o n f e C t. on ar e S.
Particular attention paid 10 furnishing select or
Wedding Parties with the choicest OF cakes i
liberal share Of patronage is respectfully solicited
JOHN G. RENTS HLER.
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Nevada and Idaho Nail Contract.

4 mail contrac. for daily services from Viz
gina City (Nev.l via Humboldt TO Boise City,
fer feur years. from the 1st of Ceptember' has
been given TO JESSE D. CARR, formerly Of Mon
terry, Cal-Er.
Had BIpwELL been less selfish and chosen
the shortest ard most direct route for the Ida
ho and California mail, and given the line a
sensible and business-Ike connection with the
railroad from Sacramento, instead Of ending it
at bis own residence, this line might have been
daily one, and would have superseded the ne
cessiiy of any such line as the above. But be
purposely delayed The letting Of that portion Of
the route between Susanville aud railroad COM
muncatiou until the authorities were dragooned
into turning it to Chico and ending it there.
Seeing this childs play with the Postal affairs,
the Nevada delegation have stepped in aud
secured daily line from their principal city
to Boise notwithstanding the distance may
be greater on the Nevada route it will con-
meet with the Sacramento railroad, and being
daily, and not depending upon hundreds Of
miles OF river navigation. it will command the
travel and ultimately the trade between Idaho
and California. And thus Nevada gains this
important route from California. through the
narrow minded sel6shness of BIDwELL, who
preferred throwing it away to making any 9th
er point than his own farm the terminus, in
California. Weare under the impression that
this bigoted dolt has succeeded only in playing
"SIR GILES OvERREAcH," aud in deprivipg the
District he represents OF all benefits Of the over.
land mail between Idaho and California. The
contract from Susanville to Boise City has
been let for four years, but we are under the
impression from announcements that we see,
that the $4,000 swindle from Susanville to
Chico is but an experiment to be tried for
single year. If so. something may thereafter
be done for the California line to Idaho. BID
WELL will not then be in position to muddle
Postal affairs, and by his own unrelieved self
ishuess, to aid in preventing Northern Cali
fornia from securing this route. May Heaven
speed the day Of relief, and release the rich
mineral and agricultural counties Of Northern
OaillorDia iroul uelHs toe mere appeuudSts ol
the Sacramento mud hole and paying tribute
to the Central Pacific Railroad Company
The Nevada delegation had the common sense
to see that BIDwELL's tri-weekly line to Chico,
would not affect daily line through Nevada
in connection with the Dutch Flat railroad,
and must have made jost opposition enough to
show the necessity of through route, which
they have now obtained for themselves.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-16

THE Fenian demonstration against Cansda
has resulted dsastrouSly. 1t will be known
in history as ridiculous expedition of Paddy
Whaeks WAX figures in Canada.
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SApn1S TRAINS now connect daily with the
Central Pacific Railroad at Policy Station
Having run their road iu the ground, they now
ti1d it policy TO coutiuue their line with jack
asses. There is practicable route for q rail
road up Feather river from Oroville.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
II Office al 0roville Butte County, California.
June 10th, ls66. To obtain any of these letter
the applicant must call for advertised letters :
give the date Of this list, and pay one cent for
advertising If not called for within one month
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Albers Paul johnson NJ
Alworth y Kempton Alpheas
Brown Isaac Henry Minot G
Breed L \ Lewis George
Clement VIM II . Maynard Milton
Casieman F McWine Patrick
Chourdney Joseph McCay Vim &
Chaplin Emeliue Reideu
Cronitt John Richardson Jesse
Comet Mahlon Rogers VIM J
Downs II y Rupyou
Faylor VIM A Stiles Henry
Finley Elizabeth Wood JW
Hall John /. Wilson David
Wallace Mary
y. P. DOWNER. p. "
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The trial Of JEFF DAVIS has been postponed
until the frs. Tuesday in October newt.
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Rocklanu, NOV. .th. 1856. J
Public notice is hereby given that Collection
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H. and ali the Plantations and Townships north
of the north line of Crawford and No. %, have
been changed 10 division No. .. All taxes now
due or hereafter assessed in this Division will
be- rccciNcdby l.phraim Il. smart. Esq. OF Penn
broke, Deputy Collector for said Division.
3w q. ". BERRY, Collector.
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate with.
in and for the County of Hancock.
- EBECCA L.. HASKELL, Widow of William
IL Haskell. late of Deer Isle in said ,ounty dc.
ceased ,prays your Honor TO appoint commission.
to assign and set out 10 her, her Dover in the
real estate of said deceased.
Dated this iif;h day of December in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred sNiv.siX.
KtHECCA J., HASKELL,
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CfNtINNNTrI, October I, 1865.
MESSHs. J. y. HARRIS n e ,-,,crts \bont
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l.. MEREDITH
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w anted.

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Flu The Honorable Judge of Probate for The County
of Hancock.
1'IIE undersigned administrators 6f the estntc of
l William Haskell. late of Deer Isle in said
County, deceased, respectfully rcpre> thai the
goods and ChHttels, rights and credits of said de
ceased are not Sufficient to pay his just debts and
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your Honor to grant him Lice ,se to sell, at pub
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and charges of II ADMINISTRATION.
RIBECCA l.. HASKELL.
9Th IS,6
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STATE CE MAIZE.

HANCOCK, S., Court of Probate, Dee. Term, A. u.
1876.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
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this order theron to be published three weeks
ctssrely i'll the Ellsworth American, Il newspaper
published in Ellsworth, in SAID county, that they
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to he held at Ellsworth the first Welnes lay of
January next, 1T ten of the clock in the forenoon,
to shew cause. if any they have, why the prayer of
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PARt>ER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEO. \. DYER. Rew'r
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AIRY lady or Gentleweg senAlng ": m adayt.s \
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Special Notice.

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At a Corrt of Probate holden ut Ellsworth within
"Wednesday of ID t.cmbrr 4 ID IsW
S,TEPUEN b. WOODLAND named Executor IN
- n CERTAIN instrument nurrorituy Ia he the last
wi and testament OF stephen a. Woodnrd late of
Ellsworth IN, said County drcr.sed having nros:
ented tIc SANG for proi;,te 49,
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the Ellsworth American printed mt Ellsworth that
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strument .houIi not lie moved annrnyeu and all
owed as The last viii an1l Testament Of nil, dcce.s
ed. ~
PARKER tick. Judpe
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