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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25

ANOTHER SHIP AsuoRE.-A large ship, name
unknown, but said to hail from Brunswick, Me-,
il reported to be ashore near MorcheS, Long Is
land. No particulnrs.
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NOTlCE.-lhny on hand, ut my shop 3 miles
y from tie city OF Lynchbure, Immediately on the
Amber Court HOUSE Rnad:
I.2, and Horse Iron Axle. (wageon)
Rtiiroad and OK Carts.
Plough., ilarow,, CuItivatOrs, &c,
Bed tead., Wa,h Stands
Table, Safes. Narirnhc-, DC.
All OF which warrant lie of he vely best mate
rial and will sell Them low MT lower than such
work cnnd be ohtnned eIs' where. All PER ons in wnn
- such articles viii lind it their interest To give
rnl am detemi ed TO offer sncl inducemrn, a WI"
insure sales. ~ H. Mh"hoDhh
iul nv
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Bedford Farm for Sale.

M My rsct at LAND, d 954 acres, - the m
e junction oi Bl ami Lte Otter Rivers Bed ELI
td, hpet oforc advertised is sill. Tor sale The iui
ings nearly NIL All rrrmod'"n good Orch
ards ofchn,r fruit; NE GARDEN; Green Huu.e,Sc ,
d.. The farm j. wnfc ed with numerous stream is II
II heal v an excellent neghborhood within miles Of
the Va. Tenn K Il E, within miles OF the Court
House and defiance about lS miles from Lvnchburg.-
This tract Of and j. amongt the most productive in this
section OF the State and wel adapted 10 the growth
OF all kind. of grain grasses, &c. am anxious to sell,
out Wi hno intention Of remorng from me county, My
OBJECT is devote of my tim" 10 other pursuits -
Those wishing to buy will call aud see the land
oc' l2-r,s WM l.. GOGGlN.
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HUNT ~ HARVEY,
Cary, between l4th and 18th Streets.
Richmond, Ia,
4 re receiving thrir hu supply of Groceries, To
~ winch they invite the attcntnnof denlo Thar
stock corsi-t- In pat follows:
Ion hhd- q \ = Sugar
40 hhls team Ictucd do
aoo bag. RIO, La. and JAVA Goilces
~ boxes Loaf Sugar
d0o packages Gee and Black Teas
- bids . Mplns.rs
% hhds Cuba do
400 cases Fellow. Adm ,ntiae, and Sperm Candles
no sides Sole Gather
400 kegs Cut Nail.
40 hbl4 Tanners OIL
l5O hags shot
"ao boxes So 10 and 1922 II Window Glan
20 casks Rice
30 bbls Cider Vinegar
30 bngs Ginger. Pepper and Spice
21O Gunns Bags
100 do, Painted 5ueke : aud Tube
loo hcgSS super Carbonate Of Soda
100 cu-es Stick aud Mass Ii luorco
800 rrHm~ Leitct, Gnr aud Wrapping Paper
10 bbl- Mackere
80 ler.ings
Alsa-Cords fht plou Ii lines and bed cords. Candl,
wick, Cotton Irvine Starch. Indigo, &c. with mnny
other articles IN their line aud also II good stock of
foreign aud domestic Liquors, all of which they will
sell low possihlr Tag 10 ts)
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Our Country, Present and Prospective.

Our Country, Present and Prospective.
fANllS Is The lItle of NEW MAI JUS, Published 10y
u dhston X Jpln'"n. oi New York No labor or TX ..
"n'e hhs been spared Ia make his n superior work
hc nosl recent sn Wy. hive been cousul,rd ard d
rrct iniornmtlpn obtn,rd almost every portion At
The continent Innllent tcurure OF the work thu
t"wing "t cVrfy country il separate cnlnr rhe new
i"r'li"fles "t Neb'n-IHnud knnsns fully shown
mIi the proPnse Railroad tom the old STATE. to
~" Hoden sh al the Pacific ,to faithfully dcneated
In met everything Of interest the business. num- the
FrH"r reader nnd scholar. i. here fully exhibited The
Map e''n he the vrgininn Renlng Room ar nj
Ia" book store Of Mes. Payne \ Oh stnn where the
nnnles al sub ,cribcrs will be received
d"r II dV'ts J. l., WADE. Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A. GLENN CO,
Tobacco q General Commission Me, chanta
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Virginia Manufnc tured TG baccO,
93 Grdpier street Nen Orleuas
" HOUSE, LyNCHBURG.
w NA.-The subsciiher., having purchased this
hrge and well known House, take occasion to inform
their friends and the public generally. that they will ut
al tunes, use u cir best eserIions .nodse, in
The most acceptable manner oil who may .avor them
with IA rall. Ihn -ntir. attention OF tho Prcmi
viii Ice devoted 10 the bushes. of the House They
Are determined that no eft heir pnrt shall hn
wanting 10 provide Tor ihei, TAB LIE the best iurc TINT
ihe markets within their reach will afford. The build
my slatge and conyrnen having been recent, added
10 aud improved and e all comfortable and
well furnished
A large four-hsr.c OMNIBUS will convey po...n.
seis, regularly. tn and from the Carr and Boat
JOHN A. oTEY.
nov . dsc 3m WM l.. HOLT
$4,000 worth Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.
VIE nhscrlhet wishing 81 sc hi4 present stoo
"i Goods by the LIST ot March will offer them N,
COST Tor CASH. until the i-i Februar, when the re-
mn,nder vii. he sold AUCTION Tie stock Is n
large "ed choice nd WI, be .od in good faith u,
COST have IA lnge assortment of
Plain black Silks Figured Black Silk,
iI,,n o"ir'ed nllk', Brocade Silks,
Plain and Striped do Drc.s t,ooJ,
Cloths, (alrmt variety)
ta''imeres Ncsting.
White Gond.,
Emhroidf,ios. Gloves
Iioisep Carpets.
pamestics. Blankets,
Negro Gools, Shawl,
&c, &c. &c.
Many of the above g"ods will be sold nj ,r.s than
cost. asl am anxious to close the stock.
doe a.dlws9tawlfebl WIN. *. HANNAH.
Rep eory
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WHEAT THRESnEKS.

nlUGI I'D n BRO. have ~ hand, md mr. constant.
- " having manufactured " heat Ihreshers, with
Horse Powers OF the most aptfove pattern, and pa
p in the most substantial 1nann,r.
These rhfash.rs have been used bv mBhy ct tie
Farmers in the surroundnr country. for the last i've
Y arr, md give universal sufslactihL:
To- Orders attended to with rompt t".s
lNHK kIlKE.-rhree Bnck,uiths, IA Carpenter
l. and several Factory Hnnd-, for hire Tor the rnsu-
irg wear EDWIN MATTHEW'S.
dec Il .c2Wit
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j. 4 HOPKINS,
w. !. ANDERSON, ru,tee
.INO. Ol LER,
dec l.i-lt23lec

The above sale will commence nj II o clock.
tho premise. WV. II. MO<Bl, Auct'r.
dee 10
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Hard Times Made Easy,

HdTu IWcS WHUt THSy,
ND NO lIuMBUG To Life of p T. Barnuin
"A lpst r"co v,d at A. Williams fine anire front
hook STORE, ooors Lboyc the Nurv,ll House. ind
ncdry opposite the Warwick 'ou,c
Persons desirons ofncquiriug large fortune should
l'y n means procure cory once. and get the pun
mid down by his prince II fortune (1}nraum,)
H. "A. WILL JAMS l., now in receipt OF n tho
works fHe anl richly bound Chri inns nn,i New
lcni tiff Books, in every variety of style ofbindne. BY
,r the richest and magnificent Erred in th.
market
Now = tho tne, call William, md get fine presents.
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Trustees Sale of Family Residence.

by irtue OF deed of trust executed US b, Dan.
- cl : JASPER, and oi record in tie lu,ings
lynclbure ~ viii 'e on Saturday, the Esd inst. lhat
valuable Family Residence, situated IN the bel hbar
hood of d. Il. inne's. and aoiaing the r. dcaca
A. q DshncS. Esq. The house is nearly new, aud
tain- six ro"n with NIL cou"cnicn out HOUSES, un ex.
ceent ice Louise, Stable aud wei of fine water. The
lot contains about one acre o ground We viii eel al
the sumo time mud place, all the household md kirhen
furniture ;ht snid D. s. Jasper Terms 6. - and ls
months tor the real estate. The furniture will "" soil
f'r cn,l Tie tte the ,bove property IS believed
be good but acting as trustees viii convey only ,nr
title as i vested il /. :
i. A HOPKINS,
VT ANDERSON trustees.
JNO. DlLER
dec li-lt23lec
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ESTRAY COW AND CAL

NOR SALE.-A Negto Woman and Five Chill.
L dren. The woman is frs zeiA esok4 ...Arg, saA
ironsr The children @re 4; | RNvsa1d very fiay
dec 22.t. sIx A.t.,." .sH & CO.
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH

Office The Bonds accounts, ar. due VIM.
L. Iecke, ESQ have been placed in the hands ct
Ed D. Christian. ESQ Attorney Law, for suit or col.
ecion who lone is authorized to collect the same
All persons indebted to Mr. Leckie will please come
oru ard and pay longer Indulgence riN MOI be gves
ALBION J AGREE, Trustee
lar IH.IsrIp,
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

ALTA TELEGRAPH. - At the annual
meeting of the Alta Telegraph Company,
no den at their office in this city, on Mon
day, the 4lh inst, the following gent enen
were elected offirers for the ensuing year
President aud uperintendent, J. F..
Strong, Secretary and Treasurer, George
Woods. both Of Sacramento. Directors
Ferris Forn,an, |. NJ. Hubbard, of Sacra-
mento; Fl II. Holmes, Auburn; J. Win
chester, Grass Valley; H. Davis, Nevada
We understand that the report of the
Superintendent shows most favorable
and encouraging condition of the business
Of this company. We are informed by
Mr.. Strong, who is engaged in construct
ing the Tuolumne Telegraph Line from
Stockton to Sonora and Columbia, that
The work on that line is progressing rsp-
idly, and will probably be completed in
December next; also the work on line
from Stockton to Mokelunne Hill and
jackson will be commenced in few days.
W hen these two lines are completed,
nearly all of the most important towns in
the State will be in immediate telegraphic
communication. Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.-The
President of the company, Col. Wilson,
arrived in the city yesterday morning, and
by reference to our advertising columns
it will be seen gives notice for proposals
for grading and laying down the super
structure of the road. We understand the
proposition is really to sub contract, as Il
heavy contracting firm in New York has
undertaken to build the road and furnish
all the material. The main contractors
are also on the ground, and just as soon
as the time for receiving proposals ex-
pires, and the contracts can be signed, the
work will he commenced. The iron, cars
and locomotives are all the way, and in Il
few months we may look with confidence
upon seeing railroad trains running in and
out of Sacramento. - Union.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
NEws.-ln another column will he

NEws.-ln another column will be
found a full report Of The important cleo
ton OF yesterday, together with the result
as far as ascertained. The distinctive
feature of the day was the extreme quiet
ness which prevailed up to ii late hour
surprising all parties, but more particular
ly those who strike from the shou der
Rowdyism has at lenght received acheck,
if, indeed, it has not been hurled from It's
throne. Apart from the result, this IN
itself is a congratuation. The corrup-
ton which has been fostering in the body
polite for long time, seems to have
broken, and great as may be the mmedi-
ate loss to the democracy, we have the
hope remaining that the party viii have
been purged Of the poisonous elements
which have so long preyed upon ITS v'tals.
From the complexion of the very mea-
gre returns from the different wards IN
this city, we are led to conclude that
majority of the candidates on the "Clt'-
zen's Reform" or "Know- N Nothng" ticket
are elected In regard to those names
which are also on either of the other
tickets, there is little doubt. Until the
count is proceeded with to-day, the result
as to the Mayoralty cannot he detern'n-
ed. Mr.. Garrison and Mr.. Webb appear
to have run very close, and opinion seems
divided as TO who will succeed. 10 Judge
from the present aspect ot the canvass, II
may be assumed that w ison Flint, one
of the regular Democratic candidates for
the Senate, and w. W. Hawks, one OF
the regular Wing nominees for the Senate,
are elected. George Pen Johnston and
John Canmens, Democrats, aud Messrs.
Hosmer, Dana, FarwelI, Whitney and
Taylor, wings, probably constitute seven
out of the nine Assemblymen. John g..
Meiggs, (De'n.,) Comptroller, Samuel
Flower, (whig,) Public Administrator,
E. Il. Batlurs, whig, City Tax Collector,
}. w. Mackenzie, whig, City Marshal,
and James H. Brstow and }. B Brown.
Democrats, City Assessors, are also III all
probability elected. The majority in the
Common Council cannot be determined.
Times 8. Trans.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
COMING OUT ON THEM.-rhe Gibson


vile Messenger, speaking of the recent
murder of young Ensie at Eureka, Plu-
mas county, hy some Mexcans, says:
A lot of miserable "white hounds"
have been loafing around Eureka, living
with and suhsisting off these Mexicans,
and should be held responsible for these
oulrages. They have unquestionably
been the prime cause of this attack, as
some of them were present and made no
effort to prevent the affray. When will
our mining towns learn that gang Of des-
peradoes are not indispensable to their
prosperity and dispose of them accord
ngly.
Good citizens are murdered, stores aud
private houses broken into and p!undered,
towns set on fire and hundreds Of thou
sands of the hard earnings Of our indus
trious citizens consumed, and still the
fruitful source of all the mischief remains
unchecked, defying law, and trampling
upon the rights of the peaceable with inn
punity.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

SOMETHING TO DRiNK-Among the
presents sent out by the Government TO
the Emperor Of Japan, were some bottles
of American whskey. 1t was doubtless
thought by the administration that if his
royal hiyhness could only get taste of the
real sold monongahela," be would forev-
er after have desire to trade with peo.
pie who could manufacture such beve-
rage.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

A WITTY WITNEss.-A gentleman by
The name of Slaughter, living at distance
from this place, being supgpned as wit
ness in Il case pending in our court, and
heing about to marry a Miss Lamb, writes
the court that he cannot attend as Il wit
ness this court, as he expects to Slaughter
a Lamb on next Monday Montgomery
Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
Notice.

NAME into the Enclosure of the Subscriber
" on Saturday, the 10Th of August. large
american OK, branded on the left foreshould
er, U. H.. with dropped horns, and white and
red spots over the body, which the owner
is requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him away
SAM'L NORRIS,
Mount Pleasant House, three miles below
Auburn on the Ophir Road.
Sept 9th-2in-+
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

Lee IURE WIS. EULAL1A SHANNoN.
respectfully informs the citizens of Auburn
and vicinity that she will deliver Lecture on
HOME-THE PAST AND THE PRESENT,
at the Concert Hail. in Auburn, on Monday
Evening the lth inst.
September 7th 1854
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

A FATHER's ADvIcE.-Jeens, my son,
keep away from the gals. Ven you see
one coming, dodge. Just such IA young
'un as that cleanin' the door on t'other
side of the street, fooled your poor old
daddy, Jenny. If it hadn't been for her,
you and your daddy might have been in
Ca!iforny, huntin' dimuns, my son.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
The following is supposed to be- ".o-..,

ne Following is supposed to be "some,.--
She painted oh, she painted
The color on her cheek
was spread with great exactitude
In many blushing streak.
And when one day snatched a k;s.
The color of the rose '''
That decked her cheek. transferroa ;...,.
TO my unlucky nose. '''eA
l held one evening in M hand
A very lengthy pin,
By accident it struck her breast
And penetrated in.
She did not shrek with pain
Or even seem to show it:
And whys The cotton was 80 tb;ol
She really didn't know it
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
Temple Saloon.

THE Undersigned. having rented the above
L named House to g. Allen, respectfully
request all persons indebted to them, to call
at earliest possible convenience, and settle.
LOVE & HAWKINS.
Sept. 9th-52-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

DIED, III Secret Diggings, Placer
county, of fever, on the S0Ih August, Mr..
A. G. Brown, aged about Sd years, form
erly Of Milford, New York, where he has
family residing.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
Married..

On Thursday August 3lst. by Rev. Mr.
Crouch, Mr. AMOS +. COVE. of Auburn Pla.
Ger Nounty to Mrs LOUISA GODFREY, O.
Sacramento City.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-At the recent
term Of the District Court, Judge Barber
decided that officers, in Ievying upon and
selling houses, &c., upon mineral lands,
mining, quartz and water claims, and
bitches. must treat them AS Real Estate,
they being appurtenant to the realty
This decision is one Of the most import
ant ever made in any court in our State,
as The principle involved therein govern
neary all the property seid under ex"ru-
tions in the mining counties. Sierra C.t'-
zen.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
The" Election

k1t A4kFcGsQA
Is over, and the Wings have elect
ed their entire ticket, by about three
hundred majority over the regular
democratic ticket. Such would not
have been the result, had not the
Bogus democrats worked so hard to
distract our ranks,-but the voice of
the democracy has been heard, and
the leaders Of the disorganizing fac
ton have been unqualifedly con-
demned. True, the regular democ-
racy have been Worsted by the wings,
yet they have made a gallant fight
and vindicated their pnciples and
party against The most mercenary set
of men that ever entered a political
contest. And we now look over the
battle field, with the proud satisfac-
ton of knowing that although Grip
pied, still we are triumphant Time
will pass on, the leaders of the bo-
gus faction will be discarded as I'M
worthy, but the masses who have
acted with them will return to their
proper associations, and again do bat
tie for the principles which they have
contended for in days gone by. 1t
cannot be otherwise with conscien-
tious democrats. The voice Of the
party has been expressed through
the ballot box. There is no miStak-
ing it. And they that do not wish
to make a farce OF that which they
profess, should abide the decision.
ELECTION RETuRNs.-W We are indebted
to Wells, Fargo s Co., for various elec.
tion returns brought to US Wednesday
night.
Adams & Co., will accept our thanks
for numerous Eastern exchanges.
Wells, Fargo s. Co., have left upon our
table fall files Of Atlantic papers.
QUAnrz. We received from Mr..
Gwynn, Of Nlllertown, few days since
fine specimen of gold bearing quartz.
G- Remember, "Eulalie's" lecture
Monday evening next
SIsRRA.-1h his county has gone for
Denver and Herbert.
This number closes Volume 2nd of the
Placer Herald
The number of votes po led at the elec
tion in this county reaches near 60OO,
showing large increase over last years
poll
TUoLUMNE COUNTY.-As far as heard
from, the Nhig Congressman are ahead.
MandevIIIe, the Democratic candidate for
Senator, 1865 ahead.
ALAMEDA--Day, HE Democratic sen.
ator, is elected in this county.
SAN FRANCIsco. I be Democrats have
elected one Senator and four Assembly,
men, and the Wings, one Senator and five
Assemblymen.
CALAvERAs CoUNTy.-I he Democrats
have elected their entire ticket.
Ell DoRADo.--Ihe snpposition is that
every candidate is elected on the demo-
cratic ticket
YUBA .--Ihe Democrats have elected
Lippinc-tt, Senator, and four Represen-
tatives. The Wings, one Assemhyman.
SUTTeR.-The report is that Rust has
been elected Senator, and Hastings the
Democratic candidate for Assembly de-
eated.
"EULALIE's'' Lecture has been most
poned until Monday evening, on account
of the Concert of Miss Goodenow. which
aakes place this evening.
SALT " nRKs.- / he salt works at the
new " discovered Salt Lake near Los An
a. ,.,o
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

IA - ALIROhNIA w MAI TlkLD.-NCAN
JOSE, August 9th, 1854 Among the
strange sights seen in roaming over the
valleys of California at this season, the
>trangeSt seemed to the writer of this to
be the immense surface of country covered
with wheat, extending in many places
as far as the eye can reach over the y ain
on either side of the road Let US take
birds eve view of one Of these smiling
valleys
"A land Of corn and wine, and oil,
Favored tn Gods pee uiar smile,
With every blessing blest
The distance between Oakland and the
pueblo of San Jose via Unontown and
the Mission of San Jose. is put ny stage
route at 45 miles. With AS accurate cal
Gu alton as could be made on top of a
stage coach. | arrived at the following
result:
Whole distance, As miles
UnrutIvated portion, 7 miles
In other crops, s " Is "
Leaving length Of wheat field, 80 Z"
The breath Of surface occupied by the
wheat crop, there is scarcely chance of
arriving at by estimate. Think, however,
am inside the truth in putting it down at
half mile in breadth on each side Of the
road, thus giving surface equal to thirty
square miles.
Now, allowing GAO acres 10 the square
mile, we have
64OxSO-l9, 200 acres.
And estimating the yield at As bushels to
the acre, will rive
o,2O0x45-S64, 900 bushels;
which, at 80 lbs to The hush+i, gives 81,
$4,000 lbs, which, at 2 cents per pound.
amounts TO 81 ,O36,9
So much for the size, produce and value
at present prices, of the wheat crop alone,
in but one of the valleys Of talifornn -
AS to whether this wheat crop will pay
the producers, is Il question OF time; hut
in the meantime, it may he as well to say
that 2 cents per ID. will in many, if not in
all locations, leave an actual loss 10 the
land owners, many Of them, with whom,
| have conversed on the subject, having
assured me that while they have no OBJ
lection TO pay the highest rates for labor,
yet with no better prospect than two cents
per 10 remuneration, the land must remain
idle. Last year whole crops Of potatoes
were piled up 10 rot by the wayside, not
vie ding >uffic 'ent to pay freight and charg
es, and this year nearly every one rushed
into wheat raising, with prospect at pre-
sent Of making a losing game at that
Alta.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

The RETURNs.-So far rs the State has
been heard from. the announcement which VT
made yesterday morning that the Wing Con
gressional ticket was elected, is borne out by
the returns received. 1t is probable that the
Democratic ticket in Ell Dorado is successful,
giving US two Senators and eight Assembly
men; one Senator and two Assemblymen in
Santa Clara; one Senator and four Assembly
men in San Francisco; one Assemblyman in
Yolo; three Assemblymen in Nevada; one Sen
ator and four Assemblymen in Yuba; one
Senator in Yuba and Sutter. We think we
can count on one Assemblyman from each of
the counties of San Diego San Bernardfno,
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Monterey
Colusi, Shasta, Klamath. Trinity, humboldt
and Sonoma, while we get two from Los An
geles, and probably three from Butte and Plu
mas. We may have a working majority in
the Assembly but it is doubtful. OF the Sen
ate however, there is no doubt. That's dem
ocratic beyond peradventure.-State Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

SALT " nRKs.- / he salt works at the
new " discovered Salt Lake near Los An
geles are now in active operation.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

TOWNSHIP No. 2.-Heuston (dem.) and
Mason (whig) elected Justices, and Jam
ison, and Shirland elected Constables.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

NEVADA, Sept. Z, TO, 2. NJ
Full returns have been received from 90
precincts, from which it is rendered almost
certain that Wright, Broderck Democrat, is
elected Sheriff by at least $50 majority.
Caswell, Democrat, is elected Judge. Two
Broderick Democrats and two liberal Wings
are known to be elected One Anti Broder. ok
Democrat probably elected. Burton Whig,
is elected Senator. The Know Nothing ticket
throughout is elected Nevada Democrat
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09

"EuLALIE's" Lecture has been post
poned until Monday evening, on account
of the Concert of Miss Goodenow, which
aakes place this evening.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-09-09
Election Returns.

We have heard from all the Precincts
in the County, except six. The result is
as follows: