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:sd nd THOMAS PiSToS fd It ds1osd to the
NE tnion, A iisn' and variety OF m.ter atse.ns to
euuuIity. foI sale single sopie- cents
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NEW RAILROAD MAP at the AMERICAN RAIL
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TIE PACIFIC, and AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL at -
DMRIES FOR Ic55.-KIGGINS Il KELLOGG,
~ No IS JoLnt New York have ready their Sd. les Of D
are', o,nfriiIg eleven df,rsrt sizes, viIi ,.-.
turks ait and plain edse, and cloth
bag bound paper md elS9 \,
The of the wade invited to the above series Of DA
RES Ehich the ILbheT tel warranted Ia saying the BEST
J.s PEE. for o"9h e.h .ecGaa fr .saas
u nor b' payable receivable The trade supplied en- fAV1
I o b + c.
~ JOHN A GRAY Printer and Stereotype Nos 95 and 81
CHf-st makes LABELS, WRAPPERS and CIRCULARS, for
Manufacturers Psent Medicines. Perflnery Tobacco Dealers
ke ard prints NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS PAMPHLETS, CARDS
BLIEAD ud Jots Of every description and color the short
e. notice. and the reasonable terms
r. RIG1EEN PRLSsEs Of the very ates; construction fsc
scrptOu, ample practical rpenence in
every the trade close personal snd
ment of FOUR HUNDRED VARIETIES Of Types Borders
Ornaments &c, ~ the hands Of ONE HUNDRED AND FlFti
accomplished Workman, employed the various departments
the art enable him produce SUPERIOR WORK AT Low
PRICES.
n LARGE EDITIONS OF PRESS WORK done quickly, at
very rsies; packed and shipped order
~ Notvtstsudins the capabilities Of bis ofhos il HAS NOT
BEEN CLOSED Egh, day, ssbbaths excepted, FOR SIX
MONTHS; be prepared 10 KEEP T'oPES, 50 long as hs
IaiTCrs u nly require hli services
n Between twenty aud thirty Of The most respectable city Pe
odeals Are Issued from bis presses
~ PAMPHLET BINDING done the premises
JOHN A. GRAY Nos % ard 81 ciast, EewYork.
Nev-Yort, June n 1884
DLANK-BOOkS PAPER, STATIONERY, &C.
10 LOUTREL, n Maiden sell AItieles
pces orisrs prompt Books
pattern printed beading &c. Cards Cculsrs,
Cbsck. Sc Legal Cap all styles, Writing Paper, Enveopes
CoJyiue Seal Presses Chesp Manifold Letter Wrrsrs,
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Il coII isevsiBr the Opinions Of other Aheles =
= -, " in h.sutsal and al beEsse Parutf o. tS"
e,r, cdissr. Just yss,hsd .sS -, as So, ~ "a TssI.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

ENAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Geutemer win do
.lr Roou. usb, of vr.n' aud "'lau's
oaiee open all night
BOARD One large Front Parlogr, on second floor,
ID Psnt,. piey furnished suitable for seoteman snd
Wife also aoor few sebtemen eau Oe seeon0ia'sd
BOARD Up TOWN.-A GentlcmaD and WIFE, or
- 'sn!s%sS 60. hsy. ~. BOARD G 81. . @ M
BOARDING. No l3U Madison-av.- .-famies de-
- srous Of oosuiss FURNISHEDOr UStURSiSaED tooAs
rs ih door south Ferry and The boa.e
DOAkDING-And an elegant SUITE of FUR
n fnE% B9Sss ~ Sn 81
ROOM second ana ,hud 600. and hoJhs Tor snss "'n'
II . Nos 81 AID 81 Eat 2dst
DOARD.-A few select ooardsrs can obtain pleasant
ID ROOMS SUITES OF ROOMS In the new and oe~ly isr
Ad bones Nos G 100 % aud s Es @ ray BY ear . .oi ss.
m ss' 81 The AID ..'s ss ~ .sSssaea %Sss
DOARD.-A few ROOMS suitable for single Gen
ID Gentlemen so1 their Wives With full BOARD sad
%, bet aeon nodslon 10 ,IS a.o se| 'SSu 10y I IN no E ~
near UnoD.q"srr. Ref :. .pces exchanged
BOARDING in CATHARINE-ST - Furnished
CshsIinet Term. moderate Payments made IN advance
BOARDING at CHURCHILLS TEMPERANCE
psss& Sies..n, ,oesiien, e1s r'' ''''''
DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-TO LET with
ID BOARD, in brown 'front.' vim ten min
ur,s' VAN 4 Soub Hamilton FERRIS asECoSD Floor
h a.t % ,or" ny o. fer nsis srasn Th1Y Sps
arD - unfpbbhed Furnace and IN tho
h1uss. ArTy stNo 5AHeBryst Ref eIen.ngd
DBOAkD in BROOkLYN.-One or two Geatle-
I'D men Lady sGd Osnt-D hAy. BACELLE N AC.
COASOOArIOSS 10 brown house. i've mi otsS
Fulton Ferry Bath. &C. Cars pas Apply At
10 " ssnis-t. Broos lyn
DOARD WANTED-FOr young Lady in family
fsdns below Browne whrs there s~or boarders
Private n preferred eSohznSed Address stating
which uS" ke nodele, H., Tribune Once unt 9th
instant
MRS. MURRAY No. Leroy-place, Bleeckerst,
Nk usrr Broadway 10 resdy sppiest for
BOlRD FanHsor ,iDgs Groenen for moss <bo only
wLb REM ROOMS without bof The house srse hssios
ty couverety tfsnsed In suites nDfs snd WITH
oathisgfOn1s &C,
The bst locations IL the ely .Sd IN eysry respect
fptcass house.
NCTICE-Parrial or full BOARD for Gentlemen
~ or O. ntlenen their Wives four -ory bown
having close vssh s1s and bath and anshsd
haDdoae UsnuEe, can be hAd At No lis iEb-ts
beiweeu'th sne 6ibsys
DOnMs-Ne~y FURNISHED TO LET to single
IL Gentlemen board No lo1 Leonard bssd-
wsy Also OFFlcE "iste 'or Physician. Apply sb,e
DOOMS and BOARD WANTED, (about 18th Of
Ia ssrsmtefJ By GsntiemAo aEd wife. Cliires and
pies' ocsiin pfysts family preferred,
will r,qud For dessbe accommodations 10 al resPscts
NtsTs pce vii be paid Address ~stn pstiesso J. Boz No.
90 P0st ofire.
TO GENTLEMEN-Pleassnt FURNISHED
ROOMS Let Arg snA .nsl 10 house oe~y htSed
80 isl Bo0ues Bro.f~sJ containing al tns modern
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lorses TO 4 CT.


NOS 81, So aud 81 frznsn-st few doofs irom
~ Brosd~syl9 LIT, LEASE sup. nor bas
ATTIC and EAsEMf.T house. q, ebeaPfs w 20
pei. Arr!Yl0 GFOR5f. FoX, Ho- 'A of'-'"P :" Do
None bot usts~'sbs iefeBf- 1ssd sgpiy
CTEAN PCWER - LET-ln Hght aud airy rooms'
- ~" ''~ls ]" 3 c HULL SONS. No lss Ciisst
s,TEta POWER. 20 LEI.-LOfTs, With ~ With.
- ocisIEAh rceaAsLEs n siaoSsos No. is Le~-s..
SS7TEAM POWER TO LET.-The whole or part 0f
a. 49,. ~ o STOeY BRICK FACTORY - feet ~ % feet,
ELTIAsTTsPoRT. n Apply % ABs sAlA
CTEAM POWER.-R0OMS TO let with steady
y ~TgAN OVER IN rhe bulldogs S0s !, and II Canal
beiw,ep .sd Elm IunBirs though 70 Whksss- In
sure Of } OADU. EssiDesr, IN The .nises
TO ARTIsTS.-lo LET-One large STUDIO, No.
Il tHns.1s No 80 Broadway key b bad from Af.
JEW EFT the premises Psessoa inns edl.tsiY Ap2Iyio
J. MUIa No 3Jsha-st
ITO LEASE--To Hotel and Boarding house keepers.
This, lev FIRsT-cEA.5 FiYE-srOkY euiLDlS nta-
soUfhasr o. Pthst Ghsy Containing loo
II erets fOr the shove
h,orah. .pForssiy for I.rs IBIS y'ei., ON yrosssy
tgsB A7yly o. PIERCE PtD< - s<rba u
ITSsdrsy under hsssopeAtss eaAA-
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90 farmers ano Others.

90 farmers ano Others.
NApES's IMPROVED ERPHOSPHATE
Nl OF LIME-Ths celebrated fertilizer uade under the super
the genuine recipe OF Pof Hps be had
In al quantity from FREDERICK MCCKEADY,
No "a. FuJon-st
DERUVL,N GUANO.-Peruvian Guano, No. l,
i With ImpoIters' Brand zach bag IMPROVED SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LINE, BONE DUST. OF Kinds oi
SALE a the state Agricultural Var, house
LONGETT & UalFFING No S Clifst
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GUNNER He.reats.

BOARDING at a FARM HOUSE.-fhe sub
ID eber has desirable Ro n bl farm house near
1oys Board for the balance OF
tn, season. Apply To ChAs ONpbhniLL, oien .o'e
ELGlN efhlNG HOUSE, near |argeunes W., 10
IL open crprop of company IL healthy ard pleas
.n location Tor people o pleasure The medicinal qaal-
tiles equal 10 the world and are hsSy
recommended BY the bed pb yscisns Va the county
SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor
DFRMANENT BOARD on STATEN ISLAND
1 Handsomely furnished ROOMS with BOaRD, IN private
family .t clifton hours distance om City Hall and seeessi.
bic at baned BY sfr .-ng with res ne snt
address, MELLEN Union square Post Once sea oAh ns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

ryNHE LAMFLIGHTER.-65,0O 900 PUBLISHED in
Il FIVE MONTHS.
The Charming St1ry of
UNCLE TRUE AND LITTLE G.RTf
hch has dtaAtcd uDdrc Thou An15 % e9ers
dtstued he reed ersAy. not the Epssh Ian
e axe lut alects OF Europe and Il bang
he kheh Paris and the Oeraa1 a. beria
SEVEN RIVAL EDITIONS
uCd ~ different Louton Pathen IL has also been
dIsmstiaed fo he Que Us 1hester, LcndJn.
Nko Rescs Amer. Book
NnO DON'T
Who can lsp reading ssck Z book - The .emphSh;sEl
The sale Of this
GREAT AHERICAk ROMANCE
ths other book O - se IN Re
s.tce he unknown aeor; sid the de-
maud continues with t1 bfe atafs sTnenL
JOHN p JEHETT COAPftf.
Publisher No. III Wlsh.Nt0, st, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

On Saturday, Aug. 2S. viii BE- published, -
CHRISTOPHER NORTh's GREAT WORK,
~ THE KOCTES M B R0S | 4 T..
By Prof WILSON LoeyHaKr. JAMS uJGG Nad Or MAGSs
Eaaed with Memoirs and Notes BY DR. Shelton Aaeisazse
In 5 vols Price IS
Vol Porr,i, Prof wsoa leOsrsvei .eeD Hs'ory Of
BsekwooG Mstsre; Christopher IA the Tent Ite ChAdee Man
uscriyi; rud Notes fem AuESsi 1879 70 Aa-ust, s-t
sine Aanusonpt of the Noctes
in Wons hEaiw ming; Memoir OF Pref Wilson, aaa Noeses
frou November. 1874, o. July, 1871.
Ill Portrait ard Memoir e Loekhar Hocie Io JanuAy
ls16. Aprl. 1889. . -.
" Portrait and Memoir Of Hogs Nocfes Ton May l9
u November. 1881.
yct v PorfrA ard Memoir Of Dr. Magma; Sotss O Febr
,ry Ftbray S5; with eop10as Index 20 the whole
nbrseins over three thousand feferencss TO nbJees
J. 5 REDFiELD. So~ Ilo and II. Ns-sau It. " Y.
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6orscs, garriayes, &r.
L'OR SALE-A HORSE, HARNESS and BUSI-
Il NESS WAGON in good order Apply No i76 Orchsrist
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

-TppoDrONFL LRupning Scrub Race to come OIL
on WEDNESDAY EVENING Aug - All p 2a,s.'S 6 % % SO
E.f Mile Eve times round the h 90. odsee pre-.
uust be enerea 81 'Ho "'N INV -
ttnnX
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II hHNS,nG .rs "a OLD ENGLISH SPORTS ANo fAo
NJ, ai'ht Of the CREASED POLE o. yhY we T S
ms. climb" Al the top Of the pole Is tne - tom
irn which ended variey OF Pi1es W - -yss.ed
tio The noiyda1 who Ap The odsr Of climbing de-
AhX ,o ore ti4 aud Prize only osins RxGE thres
oeo " w. a. on the evening A sAOn -. .il
,. ,,urd the course pze Of te saa ~ IPPonaoME
h. IN addition he usual cib or the
IFOUth 80 ,bc pos previous 20 Th9Isas noi
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Miners Meeting.

In another column will be found the
proceedings of miners meeting, in ref
erence to the death of Mr.. Woodcock.-
All praise is due them for their generous
impulses, awakened by the melancholy
death of that unfortunate man. The
miners are the real arbiters of public
opinion-long suffering and patient, but
when either their Indignation or sympathy
is aroused, their voice must not be gain
sayed. Woe to the unfortunate wight on
whom their ceDsure falls! And fortunate
indeed is the person who has done good
action. We are too familiar with their
high souled, impetuous generosity. to sup
pose that they would do injustice to a
fellow man, and we regret that their in
dignation has fallen on several of our citi-
zens, who, had they properly understood
the condition of the wounded man, would
not have turned deaf ear to distress at
their door. But the object of the meeting
was not so much an expression of indigna-
ton, as of their approval of generous
womanly action, which was not intended
by the lady to attract any attention, but
was prompted by woman's nature, which
unlike the frozen soul of the Pharisee,
will not permit her to pass by on the
other side, when an unfortunate fellow
being is found wounded by the way
We sincerely hope that in the desire of
the miners to reward a good deed, they
viii not do injustice to others who NAV
have erred unwittingly, and whose hands
at another time may have fed the hungry,
"and no one laid it to heart"
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W ESTE IN HOUSE.

General Stage once,
Brick Block, on Corner of D and Second
Streets, MarysviHe.
e: Is now open for the accommodation
;& of the travelling public, where will be
found at all hours Of day or night, every
convenience connected with FIRST CLASS
HOTEL.
The house being entirely fire-proof. the
rooms airy and comfortable, with an elegant
Reading-room, supplied with all the foreign
and domestic newspapers of the day; it will
be the constant desire of the Proprietor to
render the WESTERN HOUSE comforta-
BILE home for the travelling public whom
ne will devote especial care-and a quiet
and pleasant retreat to all our citizens, who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board per day, 1925
Board and Lodging per day.. 1926
eA,.... l,UU
Supper or Breakfast. ... rs
Lodging per night, ST, & 200
CHILDREN AND SERVANTS HALF PRICE.
dec9-tf. R. J. MURRAY, Proprietor.
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DIED..


On Thursday last, at the Minnesota Wa
ter Company's Saw Mill, on Wolf Creek
Mr.. B. G. PRATT, of West Lodi, Seneca
County, Ohio, aged 20 years and months
[Ohio and Michigan papers please copy.]
Mr.. Pratt was the machinist of the Com
pany, and when passing the saw made a
misstep. His leg was caught above the
ANGLE and horribly mangled up to the knee
joint, which was laid open. Drs. Aiken
and Carr were sent for, and as soon as pos
sible amputated the limb above the knee,
thus affording him the only chance of life.
Owing, however, to the loss of blood which
had occurred, and nervous prostration. It
was Of no avail. Mr.. Pratt, fully alive to
his situation, preferred death to living
MANNED. BE was was well known to this
community as man Of steady, industrious
habits, and strict integrity. The respect
in which he was held, was well attestef NV
the large number of all classes Who foi.
lowed him to the grave.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

SAN FRANCISCO BLuEs.-The first An
nual Ball of this fine company of volunteer
militia takes place in San Francisco on
Monday evening. We understand an in
vltation to be present was extended to the
Sierra Guards, but the latter are not able
to avail themselves of that invitation, ow-
ing to the preparations making for re-
view next week by the Brigadier General.
Under other circumstances, the Guards y
would take pleasure in joining their fellow
soldiers Of the Bay City in an evening"
amusement, for the
Union of hearts, the union of hands,
And the Flag of our Union forever
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Communicated
MAJ. DowNIE,

MAJ. UOWNIE,
Sri would inquire of the miners
and citizens of this county, if the lady who
received into her house and ministered te
the unfortunate stranger who was killed
last Saturday, is not deserving of some
more worthy appreciation for her benevo.
lence to the otherwise forsaken man, than
the mere vote of thanks rendered her at
the meeting over which You presided? and
would suggest that a testimonial from
those who desire to reward virtuous ac-
ton with q more endurable token Of their
sensibility, would be well deserved CEN
sure on those selfish others who refused
the dying man admittance to their doors.
A MINER.
Sierra County, Dec. 5, 1854
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QUARTERS SIERRA GUARDS,
nocovnhor o 1QSA

DtCtmDcr z, I0C4. J
- COMPANY ORDERS, No. 1.-The
NV members of the Sierra Guards are
ssMs hereby ordered to be and appear, in
full uniform, at the Drill Room, on the
10th December, at o'clock, for Parade
and Review by the Brigadier General.
This being the first parade ofthe corps
a punctual attendance is expected By
order. d. b. HUNGERFORD,
: Commandant.
FIN. PROCTOR, O. 8. dec2-1t.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

JACK Frost is again about, amusing
himself making all sorts of fantastic figures
on the window panes, and killing the last
spear of grass. He will shortly be fol-
lowed by Black Frost, the famous bridge
builder and manufacturer of Transparent
ciaa
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09
CHANGE-The mutations of time are

CHANGE-The mutations of time are
wonderful. We distinctly remember, on
one occasion in our school-boy days, being
caught by the master looking over the top
OF q dog-eared copy of Webster's "Speller,"
when we should have been looking into it.
We were attracted by the beautiful little
mouth, and rosy cheeks, and blue, laugh
ing eyes, and sunny curls of her who had
completely bewitched our little boyish
heart. Beautiful little Clara, thou art
in Heaven now! but oh! how we loved
thee then! The pedagogue, however,
knew nothing of all this, and as punish
ment for being caught in the act" of dis
obedience, commanded US to take seat
among the girls and beside her whom we
had been secretly adoring. This was the
severest punishment ever inflicted upon us
at school. TO set among the girls! The
punishment was more than we could bear
Things have slightly altered since. Now
that position among the girls"-is the
only one from which we ever can catch a
glimpse of heaven. Fact. The mutations
of time are wonderful-Shastd Courier.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

Va Sons OF TEMPERANCE meet every
Monday evening, in Edmunds d Mundy's
new building, Jersey Flat, Downieville.
The following are the officers for the en-
suing quarter:-R. Il. Taylor, W. P; N.
b. Miller, W. A.; A. C. Edmunds, R. s.; j.,
L. Martin, A. R. s.; J. E. Wilkins, F. ST.:
Geo. Hardy, T.; R. Andrews, c.; Il. s.
Beck, A. c.; b. Winchell, I. S.; II. Fens-
termaker, O. s. ff octT-tf
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~ MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and. A.
N. meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month, at o'clock p. N, in
Edmunds d Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. aug12-tf
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

a-SIERRA GUARDs-Meet every Satur-
day evening for drill. Regular meeting,
for the transaction Of civil business, first
and third Saturday of each month. oct14
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AcCIDENT.-Matthew Woodcock was
crushed by falling stone, on Saturday
last, so that he died in few hours.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

CORREsPoNDENcE-Wed do not intend
that the miners shall have anything to
complain of in the way of correspondence
and reading matter. Our drawer is filled
with MSS, such as appears on the out
side this week, which will be published as
fast as we can make room for it. The
Autobiography of a Pike County Boy
will repay careful perusal. Sketch from
Alice next week. "While it's daytime
let us work" is beautiful, and shall appear
next week. ASketch from my Cabin on
file waiting its turn.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

rs CATHOLIC SERVICE, by Rev. r. L.
Deyaert, first Sunday of every month.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

We tender our acknowledgements to S.
W. and John c. Langton, for their friend
ly attentions while in Marysville- atten-
lions that have never been wanting to
us-ward.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

MIsANrHRoPIc- Three gentlemen sat
round our stove night or two ago; one
said to the other shave you twenty friends
in California p "Not half a dozen on
the Continent" said his friend. "Have
you ten?" turning to the other. "No'
have you? Three heads shook obviously;
and yet those three men are what the
world calls popular. Sitting in an oppo-
site corner we marked the conversation.
and thought it something like Abraham's
argument with God redudio ad minimum.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

Court OF SESSIONS court is still
in session and our report is still unfinished
In our next paper we will give full re.
port, some of the cases being important
John Lake, for assault with intent to com.
nit murder-set for trial to day. VIM
Farrons, for assault with intent to murder
to be tried on Monday.
JUSTICES CoURT-Before Justice Bart.
lett.-James 1obin, J. II. Wilson, and j
W7son-These three worthless, lately from
below, were arrested for stealing two sill
yer watches from boarding house al
Forest City. The watches were found
upon them, and they were sentenced to
six months Imprisonment in the County
Jail.
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ia .ss5fa Isias 10 ss'taoibai
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

@-SIERRA LODGE, No. "a, /. o. o. F..
meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall on Thursday.
evening of each week, at 7 O'Clock ju24
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

va MINNESOTA WATER CO.-Notice Is
hereby given, that an assessment of $25 per
share will be due on the 18th December,
1854, and unless paid ON or before that day
each delinquent share will be sold at public
auction for the amount of assessment and
costs, after due notice thereof, published in
the Sierra Citizen. By order of Board Of
Trustees: GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
JOHN E. AGER, Sec'y. d9-1t
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

@-THE GOLDEN ERA, weekly family
newspaper, published at No. l24 Sacramen>
to street. San Francisco, by Foard J. Dag
gett. Terms five dollars year, in ad-.
vance.
The Era contains more original matter
than any other paper in the State; it may,
be had at either of the Express Oiices,.
Downieville. oct14
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

~ When q Tennessee girl is slyly
kissed, she puts on frown and says, rput
that article right back, sir, where you stoh
it FROM"
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-09

@g-NOTICE-YUM MINING CO-Tho-
stockholders in the Yumana Mining Com
pany Qate Forest City Prospecting CON-.
pany) are hereby notified, that the eighth
and all previous assessments that remain
unpaid are now due, and must be paid with
in four weeks from this date, or all delin--
quent shares will be sold to pay said assess
ments. Stockholders in Downieville may
pay their assessments to Col. r. 81, Taylor.
A. l.. AMES, Agent,
At the house of Theodore Winters, Forest
City. nov25-4t
Forest City, Nov. "a, 1854.
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A Card-To the Public.


rs Having learned from friend who
was present at the meeting last Sunday, in
reference to the death of. Mr.. Wcodcock,,
that some resolutions were passed condemn
ing in strong terms certain hotel-keepe1s ia
this town for having refused admittance to
Mr.. Woodcock in his agony, and while dy-
ing, I feel called upon to say word in my
own behalf. In what words the determine
ton of the meeting was expressed cannot
of course say; but on coming home it was
matter of much surprise to hear myselff
branded with heartlessness and inhumanity, ;.
when / had not the slightest opportunity to.
manifest any feeling in the premises
If I am not misled BY my informant, the
resolutions passed by that meeting, while
striking severe blow at certain Hotel
keepers, mentions no names, leaving the.
supposed guilty persons to be pointed out
by uncertain and irresponsible rumor, and
condemned without being even directly
charged with doing any crime. do not
desire to be cheated out of vindication OF
myself in this way, and in the same paper
which contains the resolutions of the In
dignation Meeting" plead "not guilty" Of
any "heartless" conduct; ANA can prove.
that no application was made at the ST..
Charles, to admit the dying man.
d9-It THOS. II. CLAIR.
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rs MINNESOTA WATER Co-Holders Of
shares No l, 2, 3, 4, S, 81, so, SO, SO, lO0,.
are hereby notified that they are in arrears,
and unless paid on or before the 31st inst,
together with costs, the above shares will
be sold at public auction on that day.
By order of the Board of Trustees:
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
JOHN E. AGER, Sec'y. d9-4t
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