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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-01

The MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-The fol-
lowing despatch, dated Cincinnati, Feb. %, gives
all the particulars yet received relating to the late
proceedings in this remarkable case
The Martha Washington consprators have been
re-arrested on requisiiion from the Governor of
Arkansas causing great excitement Kissane and
Others who have been stopping at the Walnut
Street House, attacked Robert Shaw, who was a
witness against them in the late trial, beating him
severely in the bar room of the hotel This caused
much bitterness towards them in the community.
To-day Capt. Cummings wife seized Burton in
the street, and threatened his life. Burton drew
his pistol and for this she had him arrested. The
warrant under which the parties were arrested
charges them with arson and murder. The trial
will take place near where the boat was burned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-01
GALVANISM

fS' II L SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE.
u Hnughtuns Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma
chine. of superior finish. also Puvermacher's HYDRO
Electric Votaic chains and M"rehad's Magnetic Plas
ter. The instruments are constructed aud arranged
hccofding to scientific principles and are highly recon-
mended for tn" relief and of ocul pains and all
nervous affections. For sale by
JNO. IL, SEAY & Co
'eo ~'-ts Druggist.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-The Partnership OF J
~ f. Slaughter Il Co was disf, lived the 24'n .
last January, ind the undersigned is alone AUTHORIZE
close up all the business the late firm The unoe'
signed will still carry on his Iron and Brass Foundry
the mouth of Fishing Creek. -,
feb 28.s JF. SLAUGHTER
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N Il w + Il NJ.

~ II UNDERSIGNED Having purch scd OF Mr.
L Daniel l. Warwick, (who has removed 10 the CITY
o Batimore his entire interest in the Of War
wick, Otev & CO., will continue in he TOBACCl
manufacturing business, at the old stand Of the "Ot
Dominion Factory in this city, underline style and FRA
of Dexter Otey & Brother DEXTER OTEY
HARDWOOD OTEY
feb o8-dlm
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ton of the L. S. Agricultural Society, to-day NJ.
=. Walder, of Mass, was elected President, with
81 Vice Presidents. G B Calvert, j King, j.
ID. Weston, l. Elmer, a Watts, b Z Poor and
J Jones, were chosen the Executive Committee;
VIM. S. King, Secretary, and VIM. Sheldon
treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-01

movement in the Legislature of n. York in favor
of extending the elective franchise to women was
made on Monday by presentation of a petition
on both Sides signed in the aggregate by ten thou
sand persons of both sexes. In both Houses Sc
lect committee was raised to consider this impor
TINT snhiect.
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GREAT ATTRACTIVE,
DISTRIB UTIoN OF a.,
AT -
JOHN P. WRIGHT'S sTosp
TO THE VALUE or

THE undersigned, for the purpose of mr..
Il inducement to purchasers TO deal =, A.. ng er,
RY ESTABLISHMENT and DRUG STORE 'sNF
Street. nexl door above Don't. C. Peter. - on Nj
,ull L. Ito LII 1.,,ira nll
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70 Express and Republican copy I'm
Fine CT CARS.

lust RECEIVED ON CONSEQUENTLY lot
- very superior cigars ofthe following brands; tlo
Habana, Su tana, Montol- La Paquta, f Sol, La fn
Cali orna, and Puerto Principles, which will be sold o.
the mos; accommodating terms to close
.eb osts VIM. II. MOSBY
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RAILROAD IRoN.-We learn from the Peters
burg Express that the ship Lady Franklin has
arrived at City Point, from Newport, Waleswith
a cargo of railroad Iron for the South side road
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lust RECEIVED

~ 800 bus. Corn Meal,
500 /" Ser Oats
feb 28-ts AGREE & M'CLANAHAN
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

HONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ an execution issued from the docket
of W, H. Burgess, a justice of the peace in
and for the county of Sierra. State of Cali
fornia in favor of NJ Honnell, j. G. Ragan
and Jason Campbell, and against Henry
Mccullough, ptr his attorney, DR.. B. Kin
neff,) for the sum OF three hundred and four
dollars and thirty cents, with six per cent
interest per annum, from the 22d day of
October, A. D, 1858, together with eigh
teen dollars aud seventy-fve cents costs.
have levied upon and will expose to sale.
at public auction, between the hours OF II
m and p. m, on Thursday, October TO-
1854, at Goodyear's Bar. for cash, to the
highest bidder, the following property, to
wit: all the right, title and interest ofthe said
H.McCulloughin in an to a certain frame house,
twenty feet front by forty feet deep, stu
ated on Goodyear's Bar, opposite Johnson
d Hickok's old store, to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs.
RILEY BARNES,
sept23-3t Constable 9th Township.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
Justices 8 Court.
BEFORE CYRUS D. AKIN. ESQ.

DEfohE CYRuS d. AKIN, ESQ.
1hs People Is. Sirteen Chinese, names
unknown. Action for nuisance: Court
decided that it was fit case for the con-
sideration of a Grand jury and with q
reprimand discharged the prisoners.
This was rather an amusing case. 1t
appeared that sundry quiet and orderly
persons living in the vicinity of the Phn-
nix Hotel. but more recently known as
Hong Kong. Eere disturbed by the nightly
orgies of several dozen male and female
Chinese, who keep gambling den and
house Of prostitution sa the old Phoenix
Honse- Complaint Mas made before
Justice Akin and the inmates were ar
rested promiscuously, but The officers could
not learn the names Of any of the yellow
rascals; at least any nsme that was speila-
BILE The whole squad were accordingly
frooped up TO the courtroom and ranged
II rorSen one side, and q more VII
iaanos's hooking set Of bipeds ere seldom
70 he saea. .aAny of them hsskins as though
trey had s,sea In a war where broken
BOTTLES .ssrr tie only missiles used. The
witnesses idesstiiisa she gaaty ;,arfies by
pea','a:r shcsi ont ansi res,.e-ius ,is,u "a
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
State of California, F.,
{ Oulty of Sierra, "

0untY Of S1eTr0,
r RUMRILL, of the Express firm of F.
/ Rumrill d Co., being duly sworn, de-
poses and says that he has seen published
card denying the statements made by Mr..
?. c. Schaffer in relation to an alleged race
between the messengers of S. W. Langton
u Brother and those of F. Rumrill d Co.,
in expressing the election returns through
from Downieville to Marysville; deponent
further says that the statements made and
published over the signature of z. C. Shat
fer, are to the best of deponent's knowledge
and belief, substantially correct; that to
deponent's certain knowledge the firm of
F. Rumrill & Co. had not mule in their
stable on the morning after the election,
namely. the 7th day of September instant,
and that up to and within thirty minutes of
the time of starting of Rumrll & Cos
messenger no idea had been entertained,
on the part of deponent, of racing with said
election returns; that deponent had, some
days previously, expressly forbidden his
messengers to race with the returns; that
upon remark being made by this depOnent
intimating wish that he had a saddle for
his sore-6acked horse, and he would run
through to Marysville with the election re-
turns, Mr.. Shatfer offered deponent his (Mr.
Shaffer's) saddle and mule, and that an this
occurred within not exec .ding thirty min
utes of the time of starting of F. Rumrill
d Cos Messenger. F. RUMRTLL.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day of September, A. d. 1854.
r. Fl. TAYLOR,
Not. Public in and for Sierra Co.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

. HERIFF'S SALE-Notice is hereby
~ given, that under and by virtue of a de-
cree and order of sale rendered by the Hon.
W. T. Barbour, Judge of the 10th judicial
District, in and for Sierra county, on the
10Th day of August, 1854, and to me direc.
ted, wherein judgment was rendered in fa-
vor Of j. QuackeEbush and against n. G..
Hcidley, for the sum of eight hundred dol
lars and eighty cents, together with the
costs of suit, amounting to one hundred and
thirtyone dollars and fifty cents, with inte-
rest on the same at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum, from the tenth day of August,
1854, and wherein it is ordered. adindred
and decreed, the property of said n. G..
Heldley be sold at public auction to satisfy
said Judgment, hereby give notice. that I
nave levied upon and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
Court House door in Downieville, ON Thurs
day, the seventh day of September. 1854,
between the hours of twelve m. and one n.
m, all the right, title and interest of said
Heidly, in and to house and bowling sa-
loon, situated on Craig's Flat, in said conn
ty, to wit: one half of all the interest. right
and possession of the said house and bowl
ing saloon. or SO much thereof as will satisfy
the Judgment, together with accrninr
costs. The above order of sale was issncd
upon decree given by the District Court
upon mortgage given by N. G. He;dley
to j. Quackenbush. and recorded in tho Rc.
corder's office on the 18th day of Nav 1874
Dated August IA, 1854.
W. J. FORD.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Notice is hereby
~ given, that under and by virtue of an
execution to me directed issued out of the
District Court Of the 10th Judicial District,
in und for Sierra County, September 18th,
1854. in favor of J. II. Kilbourne, and
against Cornelius Dorland for the sum of
eight hundred and eleven dollars and twelve
cents. with ten per cent. interest on the
same from the 18th day of September, 1854.
and one hundred and sixty-eight dollars
five cents costs of suit. together with accru-
ing costs, have levied upon and will ex-
pose for sale at public auction, in front of
the Court House door in Downeville, on
Saturday, October IA, 1854, at II O'Clock,
NJ, all the right, title and interest of said
Dorland in and to certain house, and
stable thereunto belonging, in Sierra coun-
ty, situated near the Rapid Creek House,
and between the Rapid Creek House and
the Lexington House, on the Gibsonville
and Marysville Wagon Road, and known as
the Ashland House, together with the ap-
purtenances thercunto belonging, to satisfy
the above execution.
W. j. FORD, Sheriff Sierra Co.
sept23-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
Neip Abdertissl1,euts.

Express firm of F. Rumrill & Co.. and had
contemplated running an express bv that
firm through from Downieville to Marvs-
vile with the election returns, and had
given orders at Camptonville, to have re-
turns from Galena Hill and other precincts
in that vicinity ready for the messenger to
run through; but that Mr.. F. Rumrill re-
quested deponent to countermand the
orders in reference to the returns, stating
that he did not intend to race with the re-
turns. and deponent accordingly did coun-
termand the orders. Deponent further
says, that he knows of his own personal
knowledge, +. Rumrill & Co. had made no
preparations for racing with the election
returns. WIN. DEkAY.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 22d
day of September, A. D. 1854.
R.H.TAYLoR,
Not, Public in and for Sierra Co.
sep23-lt
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

BEAa FIGHT--A short time since a
grizzly made his appearance near Exreka
and attacked COW, xhich VAS running
at isrgs in The woods, nashiag her side
ante a Jelly A Young naan moumias on
mule. AID asusad with Cait's revolver.
vent 80 tie sessnc, bnE Brx1fn Vas moi 10
BE drives, froSa the 6eld After anoekis~
,yer the .nnsc and tearing off ane cf Che
riders boots, he received szlnis. from the
Gevo,vsx, which canssi him TO c,xnc 70
parses. E.siSh resulted in the 2N,sE gaiHg
cne way znn uss u.an the cfher-vita cc,s
ssseraais despatch
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
State Of California,
Not Public in and for Sierra Co.

County Of sierra, IS.
NILLIAM S. BAGLEY, being duly
w sworn, deposes aud rays that he is in
the employ of the Express firm of F. Rum
rlll d Co; that he was the messenger who
rode the express from Downieyille to Ma
rysville on the seventh day of September
instant: That he knows, Of his own per-
sonal knowledge that the firm of S. w.
Langton Il Bro. had six animals. five mules
and one horse, on the road, and two ex-
press riders; that F. Rumrill l. Co. had on
ly four animals, three mules, and one horse:
that the horse was ridden only six miles:
that deponent was the only express rider
F. Rumrill Il Co. had on the road that day
Deponent further says that the mule ridden
from the Keystone Ranch to within six miles
OF Ma.rysvilie, was very poor animal. or
dinarily used for packing every other day
and that deponent lost fifteen minutes in
getting him up, as he had been ridden on
election day, and turned out on the road.
". S. BAGLEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me th;s
22d day OF September, A. D. 1854.
R. II. TAYLOR,
Not. Public in and for Sierra Co
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

S0ABBLSA AND HF. BBLS CRUSHED
cOO and powdered sugar;
1000 mats No. China sugar:
500 bags light Peruvian do;
500 tins assorted crackers;
1000 groce r. w. matches;
25O boxes, and 2 lbs imperial tea;
$50 do do young hyson do;
zoo hf ch. souchong, lib papers;
200 Glib boxes imperial tea.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
62 California street, San Francisco.
sen 23-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

The CoNGo M1SsrRELs will give an en-
tertainment in the theatre in this place.
tomorrow night. Their success in the ad-
joining mining towns, will justify the e1-
pectation of rich entertainment.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
NEW ALMADEN HOUSE!

Situated at the Quicksilver mines, and
within few steps of the Mineral Springs
A PARTIES wishing to spend few
-2s.a days or weeks at the Springs for
health or recreation, can be accommodated
with good beds and board. There is good
fishing and hunting in the immediate vicin-
ity. Pleasure parties served with dinners
as usual, at the shortest notice
A stage connected with the house leaves
San Jose, calling at the different hotels
every morning Sunday exceptedD at 81
o'clock: returning the same evening. Fare
each way 81.
sep23- 3m* WINSLOW & WILLIAMS.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

BIG LuMP.--The Butte Record says
quartz specimen was lately taken out
of the Perry Fluming Co.'S claims weigh.
ing one hundred and ten pounds. 1t is
supposed to contain fifty pounds of gold.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

The New CouRr House is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. This building
will be credit alike to the architect, the
contractor and the county.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

ANOTHER INDIAN BArriE-A serious fight
occurred on Sunday, in which the Indians
of the varions localities in this nei eighbo-hood
were engaged One or two were killed, and
several severely wounded The dead bodies
were barsed with customary honors. These
difficulties anioug the tribes are becoming
very fteauent.-G Grass Ealley TIL Sep.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

ALL HANDS in the Citizen office desire
to tender their Acknowledgements, and off r
their congratulations, to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Miller, for being mindful of the
printer boys on the late Joyous occasion.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

7EO CEROONS CHILE PEACHES;
lCU 100 cases fresh peaches;
$50 cs at and hf gal. pickles;
It's cs do do peaches; 100 cs olive oil;
100 cs sardines, or and hf boxes;
200 cs maccaroni and vermicelli;
100 cs CLANS and Holsters; 200 cs oysters;
$50 cs chicken and turkey;
100 cs green corn and peas;
$50 cs assorted jelIies and jams;
$50 cs assorted spices.
For sale by GOODWIN d CO.,
81 California street, San Francisco
sep 23-H
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
1000 BAGS CHILE BEANS:

1000 BAGS CHILE BEANS:
lVVO 1900 bxs adamantine candles:
200 boxes sperm candles;
10 cases fig blue; 500 boxes C. O. soap:
1000 boxes Hills and Colgate's soap:
1900 do Falls Il Aires soap;
$50 boxes G. smoking tobacco:
200 bags walnuts; l5O cs champagne cider;
$50 cs English ale and porter;
100 es grape, peach and fruit tobacco;
200 boxes T. ID. pipes
For sale by GOODWIN CO
So California street, San Francisco.
sep 23-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

To CoRREsPoNDENTs--Th communi-
cations have been received, but are neces-
sarily laid over. Be patient gentlemen.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

BUSINESS DIRECToRY.-1he Muggins,
published ON the other side Of JOrdaa,
gives notice that persons having business
with the Court or with the officials, or
members of the Bar will enquire at Ell
fd'sddmga, corner Broadway & Washing
feH stErets."
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
=, W j. FORD,
Sheriff Of Sierra County.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ,b.t tho
l = above sale is postponed until Saturday.
September 23, 1854, between the hours of
l and 2 p. m. WI. FORD sheriff
Downleville, Sept. 4, 1854. sep23-lt
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

.7Qn TICS SUGAR-CUREDH HAMS, IN
1OO brine;
20 casks Fay hams, in brine;
1l0 cks Patterson & Knapps' E. c. bacon;
so bbls mess and clear pork;
400 fks choice butter; 250 kgs leaf lard;
l25 cas- lard. in tin; 25O bags green coffee;
100 mats China rice; 200 hf bbls corn meal
zoo bbls and half bbls Carolina rice;
500 kegs, 5 and 8, East Boston syrup;
100 Is gal kegs Island do.
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
62 California street, San Francisco.
sep234t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

G~SAwYER, JOHNSON g. Co., dealers in
Paints, Oils and Glass, have removed to
Nos. 103-1O5 Front street, San Francisco.
in2-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

@-SIERRA LODGE, No. "a, /. 0. 0. F.,
meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall on Saturday of
each week, at o'clock ju24-n
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

"MoUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and A..
NJ meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month, at 8 o'clock p. m, in
Edmunis & Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. augf2.tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

SoNs OF TEMPERANCE meet in the Odd
Fellows Hall every Monday evening, at
seven O'Clock.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
Going West.

Going West.
WE are going VEST So said the
adventurous young emigrant forty years
ago, when with his young wife he pade
adieu to the paternal roof, to try hts for
tune in the Back Woods, which then w
cluded all the unexplored country between
the Ohio river and the Pacific Ocean,
The oxen were yoked at the gate, and all
his worldly effects were slowed away in
the wagon box. When the Alleghanies
were passed and he looked back and saw
them stretching away like thread across
the horizon, he felt that he was alone in
the world and that with strong arm and
a sharp axe he was to hew out fortune
in the wilderness,
Father, we are going West" said his
son twenty years after, when the yellow
corn was ready for the sickle, and the
school children were Fastening down the
lane; and then there was another parting,
and the emigrant train disappeared in the
woods.
A dozen years afterwards the restless
emigrant stopped his plow in the furrow,
to think of the vast plains stretching away
toward the west; his cattle were grazing
on the prairie; his log cabin nicely white
washed, appeared through the trees which
he had planted as a shelter from the sun
when he grew old. His little son was
playing in the furrow, and when the father
looked over the farm he knew that were
but scant inheritance for his children.
Again he thought of the wide inhabited
plains, sloping down to the sea beyond
the Rocky mountains, and when the sun
went down he returned to his log cabin
silent and detected, and troubled in mind.
Discomfort had invaded his home and
there was no more rest for him there.
Again the cmigrant went vest and
thus has the plains of Oregon and Califor-
MA been pcopled with many hardy pio-
ncers, which keep in advance of the great
tide of emigration that is rolling west
ward, but as the restless adventurer moves
farther into the wilderness there are others
to occupy his half fnished cabin.
When the emigrant ships unload their
freight Of squallid poverty at the quays on
the Atlantic, the numbering Of engines and
the whirring of machinery admonishes
them that there is nothing for them to do
there; the artisans occupation is gone,
and they too excaim " we are going west"
to the west, where the sons of poverty and
toll may find quiet home, where no ex-
acting landlord may demand half their
earnings.
Thus are the prairies and forests of
America peopled by the Industrious and
enterprsing of the old world as well as
the new, and century hence their des-
cendants will be found on the Pacific slope
with but one more remove to make-to
the burial place.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

THROUGH TO MARYsvILLE IN ONa
DAY!-Langton & Bros Express and Pas
senger train will leave their office in Dow
Neville, every morning at 5 o'clock, con-
Meeting at Fosters Bar with the Califor-
MIA Stage Company's line of coaches to all
parts of the State.
The best saddle animals can always be
had by applying at our offices, either at
Fosters or Goodyear's Bars. jy l5-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
CLOSING UPi

\ LII pERSONS indebted to the sub
IN scrihers- are requested to call and
settle IMMEDIATELY, as we desire TO
close err business at once.
BARNES l. REFS.
De1nieFills. Sept. Ist- 1883. sep23.f
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23
a G. T. NJ T5
FOR THE
81 e II II A CITIZ EN-.

GS>Persons desirous of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part of the
Union, can have every numberreg gularly for
warded, prepaid, by remitting the subscrip:
ton either to this office or TO any of our
authorized agents, giving the address of the
parties to which the paper is to be sent.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

@ CATHOLIC SERVICE, by Rev. P. L.
Deyasrt. fisst Sunday Of every month
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

Ig>SoNs OF TEMPERANcE.-Ther will
be public installation of officers Of Dow
melville Division No. 40, S. of T., on Nom
day evening, October I'd, 1854, at the Odd
Fellows Hall, in Edmunds & Mundys new
building, Jersey Flat. Brother l. s. Deihl
D. G. W. T., will be present. The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
sep23-2t A. c. EDMUNDS, AIRS.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

State Of California, Ia
County Of Si.rra.
NiLLlAM DEkAY, being duly sworn
W says that he Is employed b. the
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

one side Of the room, declaring at the
same time that they were ell SO much
alike that they could not distinguish Ker-
chung from Ki-Yi, but that they had seen
the party in question engaged in an up
roarous muss, wordy warfare however.
The charge of keeping noisy house of
ill-fame was clearly made out, but the
court thought best to leave the case for the
Investigation of the Grand Jury.
1t is about time that this nuisance were
abated. Those squalid obscene wretches
keep up continual bowling through the
night, to the great annoyance of the re-
spectacle people living within an eighth
OF mile. Why such foul den should
be tolerated at all has always been a
IL vstery. We trust the Grand Jury will
make a general Jail delivery, otherwise
the citizens may find it necessary to raise
the roof, temporarily, to admit fresh air.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

HEREBY CERTIFY, That the ticket used
in last election, headed Z" The Regular An
ti-Downieville Democratic Ticket" was
got up by myself wishctr Tire knowledge or
consent of Capt. CGtinirssshaln, Or any of his
friends or anybody elise
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

Attest. this 18th day Of September. 1854.
sep23-lt ES. LESTER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

ESPECIAL NoTiCE.-A yoang lady,
eighteen years of age, of good family and
liberal education, is dcsirous of forming q
matrimonial alliance with congenial spi-
rit. Money would be no recommendation,
as she wishes to marry man and not
money. Any young gentleman of good
character, with visible means CT support,
can have an interview by addressing "Ida,"
through the Citizen Office. All communi-
cations strictly confidential. sep23-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-23

Gibsonville, September 16, 1854.