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The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
OREGON HOUSE,
TWentv.three Miles from Marvsville

TWenty.three Miles from Warysvllle
Ia THE undersigned give notice that
E:a they have completed the addition to
- the we'll known aud commodious
buildings situated on the Oregon Ranch, al
the junction of the Yuba Turnpike leading
from Marysville to Downieville, and the
Branch Turnpike from the Oregon House to
Sears Diggings ria Lexington House.
This is the present terminus of the Stage
Route from Marysville to Sears Diggings,
and the connecting point with Greathouse
& Spellman's splendid Express and Passen-
ger Train Tor Columbus House, Lexington
House, Gibsonville, Sears Diggings and
Onion Valley, and also the point at which
the road from Nevada, French Corral and
and where travellers must come to take the
Passenger Train to Sears
In addition to our other accommodations
we have one room suitable for public meet
ings or ball room, and IL private rooms
elegantly furnished, well adapted for fani-
lies or private boarders. We have also Is tons
of Ice, put up expressly for the use of those
who may favor us with their patronage. A
large garden is attached to the house,
which furnishes at all seasons of the year
an abundant supply of vegetables.
The Oregon House is one of the most
pleasant and desirable summer resorts in
Northern California, and no money nor
pains shall be spared to render it the Ex-
celsior Hotel of this wonderful and i'm
proving State. The table and sleeping
apartments will be under the personal super
vision of the ever vigilant landladies; and
the proprietors, though not disposed to
trumpet their own fame abroad, believe
that they can please the most fastidious.
To those who have heretofore bestowed
their patronage we tender our thanks, and
to all who may hereafter favor us we pro-
mise prompt attention and indefatigable
exertions to make their sojourn agreeable
Board only $12 per week.
The proprietors intend also to keep q
Boarding School during the summer months
and all scholars entrusted to their charge
will meet with the same kind attention a.
their own children. Board and tuition
reasonable.
With the above inducements, and thu
widespread reputation Of the Oregon
House, the proprietors confidently recon-
mend it to the public as house in ever,
respect worthy Of consideration.
RICE, FOULKS h CO.,
mar ll-tf Proprietors.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
EMPIRE SALOON.

THE undersigned would most respect
L fully beg leave to inform the citizens
Of Downieville and vicinity, and oil who
may pay our beautiful mountain town a
visit, that we have stocked our bar with the
choicest Wines, Liquors and Segars, select
ed by US personally in the San Francisco
market, and will use our best endeavors to
give satisfaction to all who may favor US
with their patronage.
In our commodious and well-fitted up ESQ
our friends tell us) saloon, our patrons will
find two Billiard Tables that have been re-
fitted and put in the best order, without
regard to cost, which, together with new
Cues, made in the latest style, will enable
all who may favor US to spend theft leisure
hours in an agreeable manner.
JEAN GARNOSETT.
FREDERICK LANFRANC0.
fen 1911 Prorrietars
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Misteuaueous..
RISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
u SHIP.-The partnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of John
Troppman 4 Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. John Troppman having
purchased the interest of William Colds
worthy, will continue business at the old
stand. All persons indebted to said firm,
will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims will please present the
same.
The subscriber will keep constantly on
hand choice liquors, ale, porter and cigars
wholesale and retail; and would respect.
fully request the continuation of patronage
JOHN TROPPMAN.
Downieville, May 9th, 1854. may 6-3'
TO LET-Three stores to let in Meier's
L block Inquire of
j. MEIER,
ap 29-3t Segar and Tobacco Store.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Hon. D. S. SHATTUCK,

Hon. D. S. SHATTUCK,
JAS. A. MORRISON, NJ. D.
The proprietors, in conducting this rattle,
bind themselves to carry it ON in manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may
buy tickets. The drawing will be done by
gentlemen chosen by the holders of tickets,
each county in the State sending commit
tee of one for that purpose. Maps of the
real estate, and samples Of the property may
be seen at their office, northwest corner Of
Montgomery and Merchant streets.
For the responsibility Of the Proprietors
of this Rattle, and that it will be conducted
with honesty and integrity, we refer to
His Excellency JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. J. w. DENVER, Sec'y of State,
J. H. HARDENBERG, Mayor Sacramento,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj. w. H. HARVEY, Serg't-at-Arms, Sen.,
E. WILSON, Wilson's Exchange,
DAVID JONES, Jones' Hotel, Sac. City.
San Francisco, April IL, 1854. ap 29- l0t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

CANDIDArEs.-We are authorized to
announce the names of Capt. Cunning
ham, Of Gibsonville, and Jules Meinhardt,
of Goodyear's Bar, as candidates for the
Legislature, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic Convention.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

The PIoSEER.-Langton & Bro. have
laid on our table the May No. of the
Pioneer, which we consider q particular
favor. We are glad to see that this peri
odical meets with universal commendation
and that it is eagerly read by every one
who makes any pretensions to literary
taste.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

GONE Up THE CHIMNEY.-One of the
burglars broke Jail about II o'clock to.
day. The prisoners had been taken from
the Jail to an adjoining cabin, while the
breach effected last night was being re-
pared. One occupied the attention of the
guard, while the other escaped by climbing
up the chimney.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
L CALIFORNIA, To jerry Shea and
Frederick Gerichten, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to b and
appear before me, George A. Booth. Justics
Of the Peace in and for the township ox
Downieville, Sierra county, California, oA
the 23d day of June, A. D. 1854, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of that day, to answer the
complaint of Amos Wheeler, who demands
judgment against you for the sum Of four
hundred and eighty-six dollars; due BY q
contract, as appears more fully from the
complaint now on file in my office, and iH
case of your failure to appear and answer
at that time judgment will be rendered
against you for that sum, together With
costs and money disbursements
In testimony whereof have hereunso seA
my hand this 22d day Of March, 1854.
GEO. A. BOOTH.
Justice of the Peace in and for the town
ship Of Downieville, Sierra county, Cali
fornia.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by the
affidavit Of the plaintiff. that the defendants
are non-residents of Sierra county, on mo-
tion Of plaintiff Is attorneys, hereby order
the above summons to be published in the
"Sie,ra Cil;zen," newspaper published
in DownieviAe, Sierra county, California,
once q week, for three months, and a copy
of this order, simmons and complaint, he
mailed to each of said defendants, addressed
to their present places Of residence.
Dated Downicville, March 22d, 1854.
GEO. A. BOOTH,
Justice Of the Peace in and for the towf-
ship of Downeville, Sierra CO., California,
SPEAR & CossIrr, Att'ys for pl'G
mar25 3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

AccIDEsr.-On Monday last Mr.. VIM
throp, OF st. Louis, had both arms broken
by the caving Of the bank where he was
at work.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

STEALING GoLD.-A short time since a
man was detected stealing gold from a
pan containing several ounces, belonging
to company on the North Fork. 1t
was evidently his first offence, and when
the theft was discovered he betrayed the
utmost terror. After holding consulta.
ton the boys determined to let the poor
devil off, but kept him in ignorance of their
intentions. Taking care that he should
overhear all that was said, some recon-
mended hanging, others fogging, while a
majority were in favor of cropping his
ears. At last, after warm debate, hu.
manity triumphed, and after making up
money to pay his travelling expenses, he
was advised by a few to cut and run while
the rest Of the party were absent. "And,
did he leave?" we inquired of our informer.
Leave! if he didn't leave. he did a'mostr
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-We tender our
thanks to F. Rumril! & Co., for the early
delivery of San Francisco papers of the
18th, and the Marysville Herald of the
18th.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
KELLY & GOODFELLOW.
DaguerTeotvpists and Dentists.

lug dSuc11cUVyP1SGS d0U Oe0tISGe,
HEREBY inform the public that they
IL are prepared to take daguerreotype
likenesses and views, and respectfully solicit
a visit from their friends and the public.
They fatter themselves that their facilities
for operating are superior to those of any
other establishment in the mountains
All operations on the Teeth, surgical or
mechanical, performed in the most skilful
manner.
Room and Office over Green & Purdy's
Jewelry Establishment, Main street, Dow
Neville NAV 6-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
r. M i r ER,
Dealer in 9egars an6 dobafeo,
Corner of Main and Bridge streets,
DOWNIEVILLE,

UOWNIEVILLE,
II EEPS always on hand choice brands of
IN fde Havana Segars and Tobacco;
also, preserved Fruit, Oysters, Lobsters,
&C., &c, which he will sell low for cash,
wholesale and retail moot
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

T MEIER, dealer in Segars and Tobac-
=. CO, foreign and domestic Fruits, Oys-
ters, Lobsters, &C., wholesale and retail
Goodyear's Bar. moot
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

NIALL PAPER-we intend to be sup
w piled at all times with an assortment
feb lift E. " HASKELL BRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

r AIDES DRESS Clothing,
IL boots and shoes, stationery, ETC., etc.
A fine supply Of each on hand.
feb lift E. W. HASKELL i BRO.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Certificates.

We, the undersigned, are acquainted with
the parties owning the property offered in
this Rattle, and also know the real estate
referred to, and we assure the public that
we consider the title to the property is
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
BOWLING SAIlOOl]
Steele & Mcdonnell

OCe6I6 @ WCUOUUcU
HAVING thoroughly reftted their Sa-
LII loon with New Alleys, Pins and Balls
and added BAGATELLE TABLE, are
prepared to supply their patrons with first
class Wines, Liquors and Segars, as usual
m2O-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Bay State Lower Mills Flour

bay state Lower MllIS FIOur
NHE large increase in the demand of
l. this favorite brand of CALIFORNIA
MADE FLOUR gives us confidence in re-
commenting it to the trading community,
and the public in general, as it is made un-
der our own inspection. All who have ever
tried it have been pleased with the result,
and as it is made Of the very best quality of
Fresh Wheat. Bakers give it the preference
over any brands of imported
POLICY & CO..
Bay State Mills,
Corner of r and Front street, and Fire
proof Brick Store. No. 49 K street. between
Second and Third. Sacramento may l3-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
WRIGHT & HAYWARD

4 RE now receiving the largest stock and
IA most general assortment of goods ever
brought into Downieville. They have made
arrangements for being supplied during the
summer direct from San Francisco, and they
intend to keep up the reputation which the
establishment has hitherto possessed-that
of keeping everything. AS specimens OF
their assortment, please examine their ad-
vertisements below.
Mules ore always in readiness to pack
to any part of the mines
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
f u 4 NITU r T.

WEST MARKET PRICES.
We shall enlarge our store in the course
Of fifteen or twenty days, and until that
time arc prepared to offer great BARGAINS
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Rather than be at tho
trouble of removing our goods to som
other place, we prefer TO sell very
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders promptly filed, and goods packed
properly for country dea!erss Co1ie and
be convinced.
HOHES b Cos
Remember the number-180 Montcc-
merry street, opposite the Metropolitan
theatre San francisco. apr l5-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

AcC1DENr.-On Tuesday morning last
while the Lighthouse Company at Eureka
North, were at work in deep cut, they
observed the bank giving way and I'll
made their escape except Mr.. Silas H. ..
Blair, who was buried in mass of earth
and rocks and killed. Mr.. Blair lost his
life by delaying but moment to obtain a
lantern which they had been using on the
previous night. He was found buried
under some six feet Of earth and rubbish,
standing erect, still retaining his grasp Of
the hoe he was using when the alarm was
given. He was but 25 years of age and
leaves wife and child in Niles, Michigan.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
J. w. MORRISON,

No. 6l Battery street, San Francisco,
II AS on hand. and is constan tly recciv-
l. Il ing, from the best manuf acturers in
the East, fine assortment of Boots and
Shoes, specially adapted to the mining
trade. Merchants of Downieville and sur
rounding country arc respectfully solicited
to examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
San Francisco, May 4, 1854 may l33m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
San franfiisfo.

Hkn knRY 4. SMITH e ems
$lOO.OOO!!!
GRAND zAFELR Z
cONssTING OF
10000 IN SLUGS!H
FARM, RESIDENCE, BUILDING
LOTS, WATCHES, &C., &c.
GUARANTEED to come OF at the Amer
" ican Theatre on the
Attn clay OF J1a1y. 1854.
Tickets ....... One Dollar Each
To be had of the Proprietors, at their Of
fee, northwest corner of Montgomery and
Merchant streets, or at the principal book
stores, hotels and saloons, throughout the
City of San Francisco and the State.
FIRST GRAND PRIZE, Ten Thousand
Dollars in cash $4,000
SECOND GRAND PRIZE, one hand
some Residence, consisting of 5
Acres of Land, with beautiful
Cottage House in the City Of
Oakland, on Broadway, within
five minutes walk of the steam
beat landing. The Proprietors
own the property under the Pc
ralta title, and two years posses
sion. The same, with warran-
tee deed, will be given to the
drawer. Valued at ....... $4,000
THIRD GRAND PRIZE, one rancho,
consisting of l6O Acres of Land,
with good house, farming uten-
sils, etc. This valuable rancho
is located in San Jose Valley,
and is held under confirmed
Spanish title. A warrantee deed
will be given to the drawer
Valued at $4,000
A to 254-Two Hundred and Fifty
valuable Building Lots in the
City of Oakland, the Brooklyn
of San Francisco, situated on
Broadway, within five minutes
walk of the Landing. These lots
are unquestionably the most
beautiful sites for residences in
the State, and are too well known
to need description. The Pro-
prietors hold the Peralta title
and have possession. The draw
ers will receive warrantee deeds.
Size, 25xl00; valued low at 5000
each. $50, 900
255 to 465-Two hundred and ten
fine Gold Lever Watches, hunt
ing cases, each of equal value.
Valued at 500 each ..... $21, 900
400 to 660-Two hundred elegant
Chinese Shawls, high cost. These
Shawls are of the same quality
as are daily sold in this city at
$50 each; each one of equal
value. Valued at $50 each $4,000
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

NEW LlFHoGRAPH LETTER SHEET
We observe on the counter of Langton &
Bro. new lithograph letter sheet, con-
tanning portrait of Mr.. Marshall, the
original discoverer of gold at Suffers
mill, together with view of the veritable
mill, which has become the most famous
mill on earth. But the chief and most
valuable feature in the sheet is Capt.
Suffers account of the first discovery of
gold in California, told in the old pioneer 8
simple but agreeable style. Nothing could
be more agreeable to the folks at home,
than to read the yarn of the old Captains,
whose name has become household word.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

ID UTTER-A fine article of selected Go
~ shen Butter, especially bought for
table use. For sale by
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

TROCKERY-A general assortment of
~ crockery, consisting of plates, soups,
coffee and tea cups and saucers. vegetable
dishes, meat plates. bar tumblers, wash
basins, etc. Also, side lamps and lanterns,
to be found at
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

CARPENTERS TOOLs-Consisting of
~ planes, chisels, augurs, squares, hand.
saws, tenant saws, draw knives, compasses,
hammers, hatchets, broadaxes, together
with krob-locks, door hangings, and every
thing necessary for builders. For sale by
may 6-tf WRIGHT e. HAYWARD.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

01- \ public meeting was held at Cas-
trorAse, on the Lcona, tho 18th uIt., in this
State, in which it WAS declared that il the
Indians were not removed from within their
settlements b. tho Goth, they would cons
merce a war OF determination. They al.
tribute the Indian depreciation. to tho fac,
tbat this unfortunate race are in starving
condition. "Can We expect" SAYS thir
meeting, "good aud homes, citixens o,
Americans, r-nder swch circumstances, much
less Of Indians ,"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

OF J. ". Hampton. Esq. has sold GU,
his interest IN the Austin State Gazette 10
Gen. John Marshall, formerly editor OF the
Missiskippian, at Jackson, Miss. The paper
will in future be conducted by Mcssrs. Mar.
shall X Scurry. Mr. Hampton takes leave
Of the readers OF the Gazette In a Yer,
well written valedictory. HE has made ar
ablc editor, NJ. Marshall, If We mistak.
not, is \ democra, OF the State Right.
school. and an experienced writer. W.
wish him success.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

MARSHALL, Texas, June 10. lssI
Pursuant to previous notice a meeting a,
the citizens Of Harrison county took pl... =.
the courthouse this day, for the pu,po.s :.
adopting ways and means fos the celsh,.,,'"
Of the 4th day Of July. t,he anniyer,.rrss
American lndepcndencc,) and the sdy.n, =.
active operations on our railroad. "
II was moved, that h. !. Craig, Esa a..
the chair, and J. NJ. Curtis act a. Srr,s "as
Of the meeting, which was unanimously 49,.
red.
After a few remarks from the IIo, n,
Hall, II WAS
Rcsolrcd, That committee Of five e.,
crsl arrangements, be appointed BY The a. 8"
Whercupon Messrs. J. Wcre, 4. T.. C
H. Smalley, J. l.. Sh-srod, and J. N. CAV!
were appointed said committee. '''
Resoired, That this meeting apcoin, 49,,
committees for each precinct in the coun,, -
the purpose Of procuring contribution, -"
Public Barbecue, to be furnished on nj A..
which committees the chair WAS rcovsr.I
appoint,
TIL. Chairman then proceeded 10 apso,,,
For precinct No. |, Nessrs. Dushee NsCn.
ten Long, and C. Garrett. Wv"
Beat No. 3-Thos. D. Powell, John C,,,..
b. H. b Hunter.
Beat No. 3.---Col, Rene Fitzpatrick. ca,
=. Afford, John Wommack, Esq.
Beat No A.--Co.. Richard Psete. D. MI,
field, and 4. d. BIslack.
Bea, No 81. W. Thompson J. N. T,r,o,
and G. L. Dial.
Beat No. ell Brazil Esq, Csp, Er
Wilder, n V. Board, Esq
Beat No. 7-E. n, Dunn. Esq, Can't. Thu.
CLARK, J. N. Whitchorn.
Bea, No. 8. DR.. Chadd, Daniel D,ox,
Harvey Owney.
Beat No. 9-Jnmcs Cole, Maj. A Howard
G. W. Lngrone.
Resohed, Tina, the SAID sub.commi,,s.. h.
requested to circulate subscriptions in th,,
respective neighhorhood. for contribution. of
provisions for said Barbecue, and tina, thew
report the result of the same to the Grn.,,,
Committee in Marshall, on the Goth day Of
this month
Resoir,d. Tha, this meeting adjourn to msvt
again at the Courthouse, on Monday the as,b
June, inst.
NJ. J. HALL, Chm
NJ Curtis, Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17
GENERAL lxrrLllopmcs

NV loRk, June 9ih.--The steamship
Arctic, has arrived from Liverpool bring.
,nu dates 10 he 2Sth of Nav.
The Russians are destroying the Circ.,.
sian coast The Russians had .usoeuJ.d
the cannonsdng OF Silstria.
4 protocol Of a treaty to guarantee the
integrity of Turkey has been signed by al
the four powers. This was reported to
have been done months past,
E.neland is sbou, adopting coerciye ,nea,
surcs aysins. Greece.
Eoup>nparxr o, SsnAsrArot. The
combined allied fleets bombnrded Sebss,..
pol four DAYS. and were compelled to r.tue
without eIec,iur any thing. The British
steamer Tiger, Of iG guns, was stranded,
and Obliged TO surrender. though two steam.
rrs wer, sen, to her assistance,
Tus Boan.RpMnNr OF KI,.L.-Ihg
reror, that Reyel had been bombat,ed 10
doubted in Liverpool.
The Russians have re commenced the
bombatdment of S,lis,ria.
\ telegtmph,c report has been received is
Liverpool. stating thu, the steamship Chs
OF "l"sgow' had iou"dered' but that thu
passengers had escaped aud been convey
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

OF We are under obligations to Senator
Rusk for neatly printed aud handsome
bound volume, containing the obituary adj
dresses delivered IN the Senate and House
Ui Representatives. on the occasion OF the
death of Hon. Daniel Webster. We have
also to thank him. and our worthy Repre-.
sentative, Hon. G.. W 5tny,h for late con
arossIoaa! speeches
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

TuE POWDER EXPLOSION AT WiLMINc-
TON, D.L.-Two days ago We published n
shor. tclegrsphic account Of this terrible
disaster. Tho following dispatch from
Wilmington, to the Baltimore Patriot, da>
ted May 3ls., contains additional particu.
lars,
1.-Two Of Duponts extensive powdes
mills exploded inside the city limits thir
morning. causing tho destruction of hannn
life and property. The tcpor. was terrific
having been heard for miles nround causing
the earth to uemble, The man emplo I'd
AS driver about the establishment, and all
his horses, were instantly killed. Several
workms" also. are supposed 10 have los.
their lives. A small stone house contigu,
Gus was blewn down. and the people inside
killed. Bishop Lees residence not far of
was badly injured, windows broken, etc
Two barns, some distauce from tho mill
ware ~ on FIRE. and are still burning
Many windows in various parts Of the cit,
were broken by the conclusion. Several
persons badly injured.
Three wagons full Of powder were also
blown up. together with fifteen horsss
John Keys, John Walters aud 'rhoma.
Chamber. the drivers, wers instantly killed
Thomas H"ghs wounded, has also died
His wife and children were badly hurt
WIN. McCoo and Mrs. Richard Rsynold.
wefe seriously injured. A colored womar
named Bishop in Mr.. Lees house, wss kill.
ed A colored man named Henry. wsise'
to James f. Price, was killed. M. Jes Mo
Langhin's child 10 missing ssppesed kill
ed. -Four Of Bishop Lees family aho mol
to be found.
The explosio" happened At the corner O
Fourtssnth and Change sirests. opposis.
Bishop Lse's sssidsr-s. Ths families o
Nh. Jas. Csn'hy and Jas. Z. Price wsr.
injured, hu, not seriously.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-17

OF The latest dates received a. y. Or.
leans. state that the Black Warrior affair 10
reported ~ still unsettled. Senior Galiano
has been appointed special messenger to
Washington to endeavor to procure a set.
.!emsn. Of the affair without Mr.. Sonle's
Intervention.