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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20
Manuf.etur,r and n.,l.r h n h..

HRnfOhD fOhTkH, Cabinet Makers n x Corn~T
hB tranhhn and thirieeuth Sweets have hand
Naysa full and complete assortment
their Manufacture and oief to which hsy would e The AZ
tenticn Of pcrsonsin need.
Their long and thorough Acquaintance the Cabinet Mating
An furnishing Business Affords them
possessed In superior degree By Richmond
voren experienced eir styles and patterns the
and most approved and 10 all the essentials Of complete esab
shmenthey stand unriyalet They
parson OF their work Sth done SOUTH
hAthose who ate In queo good Furnure will afford
adyanageof comparison ofiher With that Of esab
Hshmentsin Richmond other cities.
kev avenues Of trade opened
up between Richmond and the Interior business hitherto
unknown Richmond being within reach and We
would take occasion In advance inform those
uanted with tho advantages in trade which Richmond
IN the Furnishing line, better bargains
any where thsn AZ BINf0RD PORTER6
UndstsSns attended With especial care and prompt,
mai
IA CASES @. Q. uCoRiCE, In store, tsr sale by
A
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AIOTICE.-The NANCE 4 GOOOH dlssoiye ed on
~ the t instant by mutual consent The the
hm will be used by either the parties for the
closing their late business. THOMAS j. NANCE
January 2nd, 1854 ID. p G00CH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

MAS ZNN Coz importers OF French and German y,xr,
- D'SAErS' No Maiden Lane, (near William stresi5 New
rpbff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

ma. Machinery AND MACHINE TOOLS
= cmSrST @ @maShinery Depot, 81 CORTLAND, stree, ,,
MACHINES. -s' Ahu "oodsEorth's Patent PI , NV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20
yr ,,v,,, ZINC PAINTs.
,,rypy g ,fSAHIAEI FIHNITTKE.

NENhf w: hlNGnAN, late partner o. PHEIps 4 KISoxIx
generally, that he has o hand, " ~
ASSORTMENT
OF All kinds OF warranted FURNITURE CHAIRS
BkDS and MATTRESSES, which he offers at '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At unexceponaby low prices. be
satisfaction to all who may their orders
=. HENRY W. KINGMAS,
hhzo-don-lPI +3t Pearl st,N New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

R L. ALLEN, (Laie A. n. Allen 4 Col $50 ana toI w,
Se YER street. AsRicutTuR'L oRrdlruR isrt surST
AND MAcHSERT REiD GARDEN sEsrs lo FrRrri.rrs
BoSE Dr'r PHosFn'TE or LmE, PorpH Trr Plaster, &c.
mhii-sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

TRoN vsscnER seHsILs HOUSE, NASSAU
STREET,
SAMUEL l.. CAVEHIY.
NM HOLESALE DEALER 10 Brooms Painted Pals. Tubs
w Wood and wH-w Ware Baskets Mats, Cordase, Tsine
"iesing Matches &c, 2Ot Greenwich street, New York
fe93-ly-lvLsl
STAMPED EMBROIDEHIt- dc
N DE PERCEVAL 65T Broadway, New York, sole
rer Of Stamped Embrciisries, Offers Of Rich.
ond and Its vicinity large and choice
rs Sleeves Hands, skirt Caps Morning Dresses
Chiefs &C. OF great variety Of Pattern, and OF quality
orders EholesAe and RETAIL will thankfully and
promptly attended TO- fe2S-Su-fvAs1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

lR CASES @. Q. LfCoRICE, in .,ors. tr sale sy
bo vs BACON baskerville
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

II InAhDs ..aiDs Machinery Depot 100 Pe,,I 49,, oo =
country hcHrSisrs Tools nom the bs., oo Beaver
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

.oohING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
WI. r GmpsoG Manqfaeurer No. IoI Canal ,,,.., "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Housn's PA1sSrl
90 h sSrsslay ~, opposite A,tor Iouse
VI 'he ABOVE csplendd and desirable AuicIe SsS2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20
2nd January, 1854.

cheerfally the GOOCH HARRIS to
the favorable consideration OF my friends.
end January, ls5i.-in TH0S. J. NANCE.
Lynchburg vrgnian Express please copy
above for weeks, send to this once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20
FLOOR OIL. CLOTHS
NJ VAN BRUET, BrrliU0 Sin. Neto yorl MISrpIc
~ . rURER and DEALER Of "' N
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS

ours 10 the trade favorable assortment
and splendid patterns OF FLOOR on CLOT Of his own mar
In sheets ~ and "a feet wde to endur.
any emha,e N. VAN BRUSr,
tnhEo-om IS Burug New York
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ssIeetion Of spRING and SIMMER GooDS ~ ~

~ q STPSS sSTsS G s%ysR S m and choice
& pGs he fup.a TSi fSSy aSs y .S
viii come toward At ice and make their selections
ny Tern, To parties who pay their bills,
additions I'm Paris and Manchester and from the be,,
IN ih,couny or Domestic Goods renders the Stock
n .hs Pau wis" TO maxi way Tor another very large Importation
100 Case, Of desirable Print. at Case prices.
is Gases % new and dig iovsiy ely 6insssm, 6S1'
Quite one hundred styles Of Dress Goods
Is: SsSsS Good. nI. and rais s ssS
Bieached shifting ard ca',imers;.
srso variety o. other Goods which attention Of Town
URnY DEsiHtDiE RESIDENCE POH sNLE-Yor sale
and po'esdon given ist September probably sooner
,Rs and Clay Il one Of The be-. ooan s y ,
% sns [Si,S@ S s %S 'n I'll s ,S% %IS ,S Ts
,., TssS and sSt @ Nh s sI so IA, The prs.en.
For terms Ac. apply to apW LggA 90.
p mi s,,. y,Isb case; nI s.oTn pss P
Besehed Farmers DIiit - Drab and Slate and House. WIFE,
myS y ''' = w '''' KENT, PAINE KENT.
sons. os cssss single md double V.i@psd., ISS Hs
BY r'e'tc eles'n. aud large assortment, Tor ,,ls6y
VVsDGE sg.ns-PrunIng shears, Grass Hook, and Trans
HI planting TroWei', for sale lovby .,,,.o
myi Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main 1t.
THNuEaMoMeTER cggnSs,ws have in store large ,od
cSurn,, ., 8, aud IL gallons, for sslsby
my5 ZIMMERMAN.
- TONs HONE DUST, for sale.
% sp6 JAS WINSTON.
HtOOPEn,s notwithstanding per steamer furher supply
~ Of those quality Bent Drawing Knives which
T'!s The attention Of cOSPs,,, ~, o,U,:; O. j. sNroS CO.
Tvs FrTTRRs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sile., for sale by
IN O. J. SINTON co,
my0 ssn OF the Circular saw. ii Main street
H1UhE aye wIiisREY.-A choice article, very Old aud
myio h"d 'oo''" for 'hsey WINSTON y, powrps
RATfiRR RErICUIRs-we have just opened very hand
some airlment Ladies' oaoA Leather Rules, Needle
Cases &c, for sale By
myt ZIMMERMAN
GthuDHkN's Git!s-A fresh supply Glss, veloepedes
~ hoesns Horses, &c, Just opened and for sale by
mf -. BULKLEY 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

FANCY GOODS.
JLsAAT p.x BROTHERS. Is John Street, Ip,,o,,,,
Dhks TRIMMINGS BERIiy woo o. a. OF LADffs
soiD AND slriR FHsoss Gmrs. TIssr1s BrrrOss
- ... ja2i-6m
S oSsENIHAL d BROTHER Importer, o, p,.,., p,,
'e'"Ah FANCY GooDs No. IO9 Liberty stree,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

LIGHTNING RODS.
"A. Once ias Es,t sGSs Dealer, sumby'. Improved Rod,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

II H. PoGLLoN CO. Importer, Of y,e,., w.t. -
- Glass, No. 81 Barclay street "'"u'" ana Coach
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THE ATLANTIC RAILING WORKs AND FOUNDRY!
NASrTAcruRR IHE WILL KSows
nCOMPOSITE IRON RAILLNG,n

NJOTICE-CAdnge Of Hours IN he Departure OF Ddy
~ TdiHon and after Sunday next the Goth OF March,
ming for Washington Baltimore Ac will leave depot
at 6H, Instead Of !, A. NJ, as heretofore.
SAMUEL RUTH, Agent oi Transportation.
n 20 RIchmond. March -nh2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

NJOTICE.-Mr JAMES O. HUNT 10 authorized TO draw G
IN endorse Notes. Drafts nils Checks-to Drafts "a
in and to do and all Things connected with
blines-hereby rayng and confirming such that
taken, may hereafter take place. HUNT HARVEY.
Richmond, March 3, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

LILhs FOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOpS
N re T COATES YouLE, No. 27s Pearl stree,
Metals, &c. 'A'NSkr Tors, Plumbers Materials
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

J. q: CONHOI, No. 50 Fulton freSt, Ne1c York
Tu cal The attention OF dealers to their
OF FISHING Tackle OF the best qualities
ue Salmon Lake and Trout Fes Floats Lines Nett, Reel
and Rods OF all kinds and varieties, Ac. ac
Aarge stock OF nrst quality OF IINyPIcR
hookS general Fishing Rods OF their ozT
manufacture Fke and Drag Nets every variety DC ali
trade. ' W ,h'
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EON 81 POLEMUS,

uOHN PIYFE Dealer In Ivory and OF I,o,
e. Goods, Murray street, n. Y. ocl9-dly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-20

Ia ra1LNs KELLOGG, No IS John :, yvt.,., =
Books. ''ahohers, and Manu- all kinds of M -,
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FAlR ANK'S
PLATFORM SCALES,
Long known-Severely tested-Al.
ways right-the Acknow-
ledped Standard

a LBEHT COOK q CO., Manufacturers and Import
l9John street New York fe9s-S1,
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
NEW BOOKS!

JUST r &c EVE ED at the Downieville
- Book Store:-
Benton's great work, 80 years in the U. s.
Senate;
Dan'l Webster, life, eulogy and orations;
Jefferson's Manual;
Australia Captive, and the Gold Regions;
Chambers Information for the People;
Sir John Franklin's Expeditions;
knlckerkecker, Irving, beautifully illus
trated;
Traveller, Irving, beautifully illustrated;
Essays of Ella Lamb;
Hot Corn, Life Scenes in New York:
Lornette, by j. X. Marvel;
Neighbors, by F. Brewer; ar
Home, do;
The Old Doctor;
Life among the Flowers;
Book of 1000 Anecdotes;
Legends of Brittany:
Humorists Own Book;
Shakespeare Laconics;
Second Love;
Minnie Hermon;
Purple Tints of Paris;
Europe in hurry:
Golden Chain, or Links of Friendship:
Compiled Laws of California; fu
California Practice Act; It
Elements of the Laws,
Lavengro, the scholar, gipsey, and priest. z
&a-For sale at the Downieville Book
ftore. sen2.tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
DOWNIEVILCE
Book and Stationery Store.

Nert to Langton 4 Bros Express. Z.
u OOKS, Periodicals, Stationery, Stand
II ard Works and Latest Publications
Miscellaneous Works.
Grinnell Expedition; sA
Chronicles of the Middle Ages;
McCauley's History of England;
Gibbons Rome; Dicks Works;
Curiosities of Literature;
Waverly, IL vols, illustrated; II
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington:
French Revolution, by Lamartine:
Frost's California; Flush Times:
Dean Swift's Works; Fern Leaves:
Adison's Spectator;
Hurrygraphs, by Willis;
Rollins Ancient History:
Brande's Encyclopedias;
Rob of the Bowl;
The World Illustrated:
White Slaves of England; 3
CentralRoute to the Pacific;
Thackeray's Works;
Lives Of Wellington, Washington. CAL !
houn, ]. @. Adams; and Henry Clay;
Sterne's Works; saw
Uncle Toms Cabin; and Key; ..a.-..
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs. Ellis;
Lockhart's Napoleon;
Prose and Poetry of Europe; r
Autobiography of an English Soldier: :,
Lewie, or the Bended Twig: u
Appleton's Popular Library. 100 vols. q
Dickens, and Miss Bremer's Works.
Poetical Works Of Byron, Moore, Scott, i
Dante, Gray, Kirk White, Campbell, Burns,
Shelley, Tupper, Shakespeare. =
. Novels by Scott, Maryatt, Reynolds, s
Eugene Sue, Dumas, Cooper, Bennett. -.
Together with variety Of the popular
works OF the day, prose and poetry. ju24
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
Sierra County Election Returns.
Ell E(yTED OFEICERS

cLECI ELI OFF1CERS.
The figures below are taken from the
returns in the County Clerks Office
Some precincts yet to hear from, but not
enough to change the vote materially.
TOWNSHIP No. 1-Justices of the Peace.
Hayden 352, Burris III, Rhodehaver
III, tie vote. Constables-Shepherd l79
Davis LII.
TOWNSHIP No. 2-Justiees of the Peace.
Hill 252, Marshall IA. Constables-
Morrow 399, Evelin 157.
TOWNSHIP No. 3-Justiees of the Peace.
Downer l63, Smith, 62. ConsiaMes--
Johnston, 81, Wolf 66.
TOWNSHIP No. 4-Justices of the Peace
Frizell 408, Thomasson 362. Con,ta-
Lles-Mitchell 494, White 367.
TOWNSHIP No. 5-Justices of the Peace.
Cook III, Bickford 80. ConstaMes-
Mclaughlin l89, Brown l69.
TowNsnIP No. 6-Justices of the Peace.
VIM. Westfeld 249, l. M. Smith 2O9.
Constable Sd. III. Smith 209, Riley Barnes
1872.
TOWNSHIP No. 7-Justices of the Peace.
VIM. Patterson 3s2, Thomas Wright 264.
Coastobles-Franklin Wright 1877, Kim
ball l42.
TOWNSHIP No. S-Justices Of the Peace.
Cunningham 224, McNulty l49. Consta-
b'es-Ray 2l9, Campbell and Kimball,
tie vote, 122 each.
TOWNSHIP No. 9-Justices of the Peace.
Geo. A. Booth ISL, Leuis Bartlett 437.
Constables-Chas. Cochran 584, John G..
Stanley 484.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
Downieville, Aug. IL, 1854. augl2-et

S-THRoUGH TO MARYsvILIE IN OSA'
DAY !-Langton Bros Express and Pas
senger train will leave their office in Dow
Neville, every morning at s 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
rosters or GOOdyear's Bars. jy 15-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

FATAL AccIDENT.-We learn from Mr.
Lambert, of Langton & Bros Express,
that sad accident occurred at Rabbit
Creek on the 1st inst. A young man
named Martin Rugg was standing in the
door of Williams store, with double
barrelled shotgun resting on the sill; the
gun slipped from the door step, exploding
the cap and lodging the contents of one
of the barrels in his stomach. He fingered
in great agony for few hours and ex-
pired on Saturday. Mr.. Rugg was for
merly from Massachusetts,.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

D1scoRD.-The Sacramento Union saws
that some of the political "organs, which
were lately grinding out harmonious
music, are now like sweet bells jangled-
out oftune and harsh."
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

Ey~SAwYER, JOHNSON & Co., dealers in
Paints, Oils and Glass, have removed to
Nos. 103-105 Front street, San Francisco.
iu3-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

l3-SIERRA LODGE, No. "a, /. O. OF.
meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall on Thursday Of
each week, at o'clock. iu24-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

Sons OF TEMPERANCE meet in the Odd
Fellows Hall every Monday evening, at
seven o'clock.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and A..
NJ. meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month, at o'clock p. M, in
Edmunds d Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. auol2.tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

CALIFORNIA BABIEs.-The California
Farmer is indignant at the crusty old
bachelor editors, who ridicule the exhibi-
tion of Young America which is to take
place at the Agricultural fair in October
and thinks that bachelors are not CONNIE
tent to sit on a jury in such case. We
for one confess our incompetency to sit on
such jury in case of squat.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

PERsoNAL.-On Monday last we had
the pleasure of a visit from the Rev. j. D.
Blain, of the California Christian ADVOCATE,
and the Rev. P. L. Deyaert, of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, and two more cour-
teous and agreeable gentlemen never met
in our Office. Mr.. Blain preached in the
Methodist Church on Sunday evening,
and we have not listened to more prac-
tical and eloquent discourse for a long
time. Such are the laborers wanted
where "the field is the world" men of cou-
rage and energy, who rest not day nor
night while there is breach in the wall,
though half of them be compelled to hold
"the spears, the shields, the bows, and the
habergeons'' while the others build.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

Why is IT?-That the Eastern papers
speak so disparagingly of the GclAen
State? We "guess" the editors may have
sent venture of rum and hoop-poles
round the Horn, in charge of Capt. Heze-
kiah Dewlittle, who sold the cargo and
refused to remit. 1t is aggravating for
CalifOrnians to read the vilainous libels
on their adopted home, which sometimes
get currency in respectable newspapers on
the Atlantic side. If our State be the
rendezvous for cut-throats and pick-pock-
cts alone, why do our eastern friends send
their tender offspring among us, where
their morals may be ruined? Why not
embark them in the tin-ware business,
where the lessons Of economy learned in
childhood are not likely to be forgotten,
particularly those relating to swap?
If we are to credit the newspapers on the
other side, when Belzebub undertakes to
collect his jewels, California will pan out
"amazin."
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

PICToRIALs.-We have received a
number of pictorials, illustrative of Cali
fornia life and mining scenery. Many of
the cuts are true to the life, while others
are outlandish caricatures of miners,
which few will care to send home to their
friends. No wonder that people in the
East think Californians outlaws and
heathens. One cut representing Sunday
in the California Diggings," exhibits a
drunken "muss" in the background; next
horse-race; third, a lacrymose individual,
apparently laboring under an attack of
of the delirium tremens; fourth, a man
seventeen feet high, standing on rock,
smoking segar; fifth, three more respect
able looking persons sitting at their cabin
door, reading a book; and lastly man in
p,tris naturalib,ts, "barrin the sark," and
even that is sadly out of repair. It is
rather singular that California miners
should be always represented in the garb
Of mendicants and lazaroni, and we don't
think it will be particularly gratifying to
the "old folks at home
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

CALIFORNIA NEwspAPERs.-No fewer
than JItyfour newspapers are now pub
lished in this State.-Union.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09


By MINNESOTA WATER COMPANY
An assessment of $l5 is now due on each
share, payable before the 18th of Septem-
ber. By order of the Board of Trustees.
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
E. j. SMITH, Secretary.
Downieville, Sept. lst, 1854. sep2-2t
TO MINNESOTA WATER Co.-Notice IL
hereby given, that an election will take
place on the 10Th of September, 1854, for
the purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year, to be elected by majority Of
the shareholders. A general attendance
of stockholders is requested, as business Of
Importance will be brought before the COM
pany. The election will be held at the
Court Room, in Craycroft's Building, at s
o'clock p. m.
By order Of the Board of Trustees:
GEORGE A. BOOTH,
Trustees. ! e. j. SMITH.
j. E AGER.
Downieville, Aug. IL, 1854 augl2-ot
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

BLAxroN, the fast man, who was going
to ride to the Missouri line in twelve DAYS,
has put into Tuolumne Jail for repairs.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

The Election.
SACRAMENTO CoUNTY.-The Sac. Union
thinks that the whig candidate for State
Senate is defeated, and that Edwards and
Meredith (w.) and Brewton and. Vineyard
(d.) are probably elected to the Assembly.
1t is thought that the nominations made
by the Known othings will all prove sue
cessful. The Whig candidates for Con-
gress and Clerk of the Supreme Court
are supposed to be elected.
San Joaquin county has elected full
whig ticket.
SAN FRANcIsco.-Garrison is supposed
to be elected Mayor. 1t was rumored
that an attempt was made to destroy the
ballot box in the Third Ward-nineteen
men were arrested for different offences
during the day. The election day was
unusually quiet; detachment ofpolice were
stationed at each poll; and the voters were
required to pass in single file. The Know
Nothings polled an immense vote.
SHASTA dispatch dated Sept 7th.,
from Adams & Go. at Shasta to the Ma
rysville Erpress, states that the Demo-
cratic candidate for District Judge had
1919 majority; Denver and Herbert, each,
l57 majority as far as heard from.
At Bidwell's Bar the Democratic can
didrtes had majority.
A RAcE.-A very hotly contested race
took place between Langton & Bros and
Rumrill & Cos expresses in transmitting
the election returns from this place to
Marysville. Preparations for the race
had been made beforehand, and relays of
horses stationed at different points on the
route. Langton & Bros Expressman
won the race by ten minutes, delivering
the returns at the Marysville Herald and
Erpress Offices in FIVE HOURS AND HALF
FROM BONNEVILLE.
DEATHS DoINGs-The Golden Era
says, "that during the entire month of
August there were two hundred deaths in
San Francisco, fifty only of that number
being citizens. The remainder were Chi
nese who had contracted disease on board
the vessels which brought them over"
GOLDEN ERA.--The publishers of this
paper had better send US couple of dozen,
if they intend that we should get an op-
portunity to read them. They are carried
off faster than we can obtain them from
the Express Office. The Era is one of the
few papers that are sought after by the
miners, who not only read it themselves
but send it home, as specimen of Califor
MIA literature
BENToN's THIRTY YEARS V1Ew.-We
have received from the Downieville Book
store the first vol. of this valuable work
the result of thirty years observation of
"the working of the American Govern
ment," by the Great Missourian. This
work should be read by every one desirous
of becoming acquainted with the origin
of the great political questions, which
have been discussed in the Council Cham
bers of the nation from 1920 to 1850.
CALIFORNIA BABIEs.-The California
Farmer is indignant at the crusty old
bachelor editors, who ridicule the exhibi-
tion of Young America which is to take
place at the Agricultural fair in October.
and thinks that bachelors are not compe-
tent to sit on a Jury in such a case We
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

THERE Is 10 PLACE LIKE HONE,
unless 1t be the home of the young lady
we are after
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
by Telegraph to the Nevada Democrat
Election Returns ns-Sacramento.

[ By Telegraph to the Nevada Democrat
Election Returns Sacramento.
State Senate,
Upson, (W) 2O77 Cove, (D) 2446
Assembly,
Edwards, 2424 Slater, 1869
Meredith, 2440 Turner, 2lO9
Underwood, 2042 VINEYARD. 1920
Nevada.
Congress,
Benham, 253 Churchman, 664
Bowie, TIA Herbert. 2ll
Denver, 214
McDougal, IS
State Senate,
Burton, 6ls Dawley, 473
Clerk Supreme Court,
Beard, SSS Leak, 135,
Woodsides, %,
San Francisco Wards.
Congress,
Bowie. 68O6 Denver, 1920
Benham, 257e Herbert, 1910
Churchman, 1851
Clerk Supreme Court,
Beard, 243O Leake. lO45
Woodside, 1860
In one ward Bowie is reported to have
received 5O76 votes; it is most likely an
error, intended for 576.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

DEATHS DoINGs.-The Golden Era
says, 'that during the entire month of
August there were two hundred deaths in
San Francisco, fifty only of that number
being citizens. The remainder were Chi
nese who had contracted disease on board
the vessels which brought them over"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
"A G EN- rs
FOR THE
S / e II r. A CITIZEN.

Gs-Persons desirous of sending the SIERRA
CITIZEN to their friends in any part of the
Union, can have every numberregularly for
warded, prepaid, by remitting the subscrip-
tion 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., 1854-09-09

OBscURE.-Friend Helm of the Glib
sonville Messenger couldn't understand
what our correspondent, Fair Play" was
driving at; the whole gist of the argu-
ment is as clear to our mind as mud, and
We still maintain that Fair Play is a
jewel"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09
The Election.

McDougal 33, Latham 81, Woodsid
The Sierra citizen., 1854-09-09

In one ward Bowie is reported to have
received 5O76 votes; it is most likely an
error, intended for 576.