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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07
COACH HARDWARE AND MATERIALS.

COACH HARDWARE AND NATERIAi.S.
rENllE undersigned respectfully call the attention Of the public
their large stock Of Coach Hardware and materials which
sisis To- part Of
Brgl; and Black Elliptic Springs
Common Patent and half Psient AIles
Carriage and Tire Bolts; Coach Castings
HUB, spokcs, FeO-s, ShAns, Bows and Poles
Euamelei. Dash and Collar leather
Euimeei Cloth, Buckram aud Oh Carpet
Coach Lace', Tassels, Tuts, Fringe, sc.
Blu. and DraD Cloths and Coach Innings
Hrts- aud silver Plated Lamps
Hinge. Locks. Handles, Knobs and Tacks
Ivory. Silver, Brass and Japauued Lining Nails
Moss Hair Tweed Collars and Sticks. SC. &c.
. Il 4 IL H.
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NORTHUMBERLAND TICmuOND, ron

w SALE-Tle subscriber wishing ;ia
tain Will sell m property Che Brook plank roai and bal
miles from Richmond
TIE IFS
2p heavily rmhered There h-aut 900 rr
sites te land ~ cleared aud highly improved, having
been cultivated by him market garden.
The place i remarkably healthy aud ne Dsglorhood excellent.
There IL we'll ~ fine e dwelling The improvements
lr ~ he r.t order having in erected within The last four years,
loo ODE luiui-puIast style and nf beet materials
TIE dwelling ~ PASSAGES
with elegant ,r. Zoo front and aud large room
with fire place. go sr and connected y folding
rlofs Tile hn.- RI e interior ciastc end h-suf marble
mantle. aud htrI iui modern rrlrs, with e walls Handsomely
papered
The ont building. fr and consist kitchen
~ brick io ha dwelling rcd way Iarfe
ind reh h,u Cor .srvanfs. containing Eve hand.pu.
octarYu smoke n. MA one ~ ue bees stables h Vrna having
accomu9iatol or 10 horts,2 csaEg and large ~
forage
To- appreciate ths fep--g BE- only ~ 10,
those Dipped iO purchase ore RESP 'fy repue "a 90 90
IL will De- ai whole divided g. slf tht ~ purcfq.
RICHARD HILL.
ss2--dEcf
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r'E MOST i nEh. T ~ nh AMP ATTRACTIVE


NJ iSS T.. ~. U IEn q assure her old cua. x---
I'VE and the public that she has returned from IL
'st !" r North Nhctc she has, u laid MI
and most beautiful supply Of Pau MIISEEr size has r,rriu-
urm Her experience such
passed rgual,d lu the selection uf goods
La "'ii"n 10 the ordinary supply of Millinery has nov fer
sale abundant supply cgabrtsi, elegant and Iu,hi
She has Ia store choice and elegant pattern and everything
ia leT line OF the --latest aud choicest
Ladie, who fitting Pail aud Winter season m AMI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

MULES AND IIOItSIS.-2Oa head ~ Mule 70.
4VH and Horses have arrived very rJSA
choice and superior lot Of stock. have mules suited
for Iron Mase railroad Contractors Plantation u.s. ali
Tor sale exchange fair prices
EDWIN WALKER,
At r. MankvnSip',
n b ~ De IN receipt OF fresh stock direct
month In the jyiT y W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

NEW pIOw.
XNE have been engaged for tn-p
w Ia Getting up ~. patterns for new t|SNs-ss---,
Flow especially dcs gned for turning under
heaviest vegetable
have the pleasure informing di.uI. tat NJ Iul -
hsv. fully accomplished that - ~ W
We would call the this Flow a. well
- {" our large stock of Flows
New Ground Jumping Coaers Large Horse Civators for
putting Ia wheat srrows, sc. &C All Of which made In ouY
own shops by good wokmcn, aud give satcto
-.9e s1uarr l.lnw iI,s T,cho,'. pIt,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

All Of the pills cf called
thartc claim that they disease
This they rothey upon by Irritating n,
membrane and thus obtain
the bowels moved by eating something that
with the This truly method
system health hy swallowing pills that
Those who have taken these pill. we'll OF
and igbntad condition their systems LEFT
securing operation 81 these drastre paNyes the bowels
and feeble and again becomes cosve and bound
Hence dyspepsia and host 81 diseases RadSay's Regulator.
leave The bowels in cosive condition, occasion pain
wcariness In their operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

phlh- The performance 81 this Drill va IN.
ry nicoy, and spoken ofin gt cuuiasndsop
~ Those Who ui W. therefore feel recommending
- Interior 70 hitherto smpie IT, ouse.
Won durable aud not a to g out of ORDER price u
ess han 81 most other drills Those who com.
s o are f't uy requested to forward their early TO
Nuid disappointment n. BALDWIN.
aulV-W Mali
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DISSOLUTION.
Nuk nrm Of SMITH ROBERIss
consent rhos N. Smith having purchased Of J. q. Roberts
his entirv Interest The Of late by
smith, Rhodes Co. who alone authorized
THOS " SMITH,
Richmond. January LIST, 1859. JNo p. RoBERrs
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WOOls DEPOTs-Wc have determined Ia open I'm con.
neon wv our rc,ei hnsine's Wool u,ai Tor the
sale oi anu engaged o. NJ
house The former efficient Woor, Fsctorv N ~.
city TVS aen'on,h Necessary, Will be- devoted exclusively 10 s
~ Wool con'nd 70 rradei ~ that each rrei,.er
~ ~ SUCH wool - hr wants, and not ie comFli
e, o shsse hs purposes There y grown iu virgins sui
h Vanuy 81 WOOL concentrated aud graded
aenioh ~ manufacturers 10 our market and W
hope to succeed In establishing good market Tor he Wool gro
near home NV " '' t''"'-
For particulars our circulars. CRFNsuAw IN
Mrn--ra and CnmmL---nn AInI.l.nnl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

ATOTrIG-TO Nil WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN WHEREIN.
- the Richmond Dausil- Railroad
misfortune 90 lose their freight house in Richmond, well
% rolling they present
deliver a freight TIE siding their depot
o boo this the trains shall said freight
mmril I'siy removed by those
long Company viii be responsible the safe Keeping
ts and he parties
therefore all stated
at their a. : unlos,lei from tie
G. CAMPBELL.
ja2i Superintendent ~ Trluspnrtatou.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07
SuuMERDEAN MutsNIX

U4''lh MI l.ilerlt@ Augusta
- orders 10 qnnt', aud for any part tun,6 sts,.
lor WH Celebrated WilskN. II awarded sss-r en- ,ss
nirlA' ai hc Inir Of the Mechanic Institute EehfDon 30.
Fcrf ls'l Ihs Liquor u intended Tor rrinai ose
sud Tor The best Hotels n be- ordered NJ .aV nr rou " a.
nve years Orders through the mails pomp, attended to- Adj.
"sss a., WILLIAM KERR,
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NEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
DISs0LLTLoN or Co-pAnTNEE

'ENiE arm OF WARREN PERKINS is this day dissolved by
z iut Either will U n
liquidation Al persons indebted will please
ami settle their Longer indulgence cannot he
WM. D. WARREN,
!al0 W. p. PERKINS.
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HEAD QUAHTLns IOH FAsnIoNAnIE
CLOTHING.
SILVER MEDAL rnp


are requested 10 call at the old establishment
81 Main aud Governor streets aud
the winter, the subscriber large and s,
nrnt 81 uenemens Wearing Apparel surpassed by any
house Ia the city. - NY
As an ey nee the superiority ~ his Clothing he yss
'''s''"' "'
lie Keeps constantly hand the best Cloths V.
hgs No. with score % superior
Aiy h r 81 10 years the public has had Of goods
,e ~ u.,r communication ie warrants all Clothing sesb
and respectfully solc call from old friends and % nnIiir
HI.t'"y' S"o'y on Tie one price system. o. H. SPENCE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07
REMOVAL REMOVABLE HEuoyAIttt
10 The People OF Virginia and North Carolina.

AVE removed their Wholesale and Retail ,nitu. w.,.
Rooms to Cornihian Hall" Main 9TH, Richmond
neN door above Hooker, Osborn Co Carriage MAre
where they ohe for safe the largest assortment Of
C"uagr 'hlmher furniture ever before market
Also splendid assortment Furniture ali at Great
y reduced prices Our Old
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07

ulEDtCING STOCK.-In order to rnate room Tor isrv.
- stock of Goods, shortly
Oyer SACK fama' Cas- business Coats heavy Winter and
Nv goods pertaining 10 winter wear greatly reduced prices
Those sho would buy will md tbe gooi,
and prices 10 cult, NJ no Main street. ~
fell UUOgNONQ A TrpNsau
u0SIPH nOGEH'S SONS POCKET Ann
- TABLE CUTLERY AND SCtSSO SIhave received
aud opened Of importation the
beautiful s'someut o. the shove goods IN which esret n
yte The attention Of friends public will se te1 -.
oss - my oAh 10 had va our city J. w. RADCLIFFE,
rs Corner 81 stl and BROAD ste.
EAP tEAH.-We beg leave 20 call attention on our
r friends 70 ne above announcement inform Them
h Seare s the Old place where 90 omen Oh
taned couniefes 70 them assure them shall
.rre no Pan 70 enable them vors With Interest,"
during this year of privilege wW A PRATT ~
laU lf Main street. Richmond.
- urHFIELu BACON AND LARD
- 500 lbs Whites Hog Round
Okeu LfsfLard 10 store, for sale BY
a. W0MBLE CLATB0RNF,
"" No, II Pearl street
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rENiIE CuUUtNION SNBHNTSb. new "
BURNING FLUID

4 a. % 90 OF.
n fElNNs AFFfNsuN che who hrdnef through it
- Railroad. af heavy expense s article auy con-.
airrliD liInfr nnd selling tsu rrtlla ts 600
~ hIr p,tr rn0n w promise Co kc.p supply. slf
T. lube .ha itve by calling Elt Broad
street liritI GRrhus APrEH-pN
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tAu AND LOCOMOTIVE ANIIS.-- Rest American

hehnsd Rolled Car ASle- Hammered Car and Engine ASes
quality Junaa Charcoal Axle aud fr ale m
lots 20 suit Railroad Companies Car and and others
by tlie manufacturers A A y uoupuTs
nr4t "m Hroad below Vine strst T1iad.Iubia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-07
CHEAPEST AND PLEASANTtSr ROUTE
TIN DOLLARS To NEW YORK. INCLUDING MEALS STATE
ROOM. 1--WE poLl-ARs sIEERAGG PASsAGE

BlICHMOND AND BOSrON LINE OF ,ss
M PACkETS-rhis line following iTIS
sells, aud sails from Boston every saturday: -
Schooner SUSAN. Captain : g, Rogers.
MESrONER. i" q. g Rogers
} A. ALLEN, Obed Baker Jr
COURIER, Kelly.
CERlTO, W. He roweil
4. MCPHERSON, &" Cyrus Niekerson
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

ES- One hundred and thirty-six thousand
seven hundred dollars have been paid into
the treasury of Sacramento county, for the
taxes of the present year.
EE The vote on amending the Constitu-
ton, in Nevada county, stood 1868 for and
277 against.
THANKsGIvING.-Gov. johnson names
Thursday the goth inst. as thanksgiving
day.
SANTA Cauz CoUN1Y.-The official returns
from Santa Cruz county foot up as follows:
Buchanan, 500; Fillmore, 2ss; Fremont,
l96. B. II. Miles, Democratic Assem-
blyman, has sixty majority over Comstock,
(American.)
~ Alta conference meeting of the Meth
odist church, held on Monday evening at
Sacramento, the sum of $4OO was subscribed
in aid of the Bible Society.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

NEVADA COUNTY SrArrsr1Cs.-Ihe Sur
veyor Of Nevada computes the yield of gold
in that county, for three months ending Oct
lst, at s7,O0O,0OO; 10000 acres of land are
empted, of which 500 are under cuItiva-
ton in wheat, 1900 in barley, 500 in oats,
and 1000 in vegetables.
CONTRA CosrA COUNTY STATAsT1cs.-To
tai acres Of land, l75 1000; under cultivation
l2,6l7; vineyards, l40 acres; 2l,77l head OF
cattle, 4 1875 horses, l79 mules jacks
6 6l2 sheep, 1882 hogs, 8 steam saw mills
and 4 steam Touring mill.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

STOCKTON FRE1GHr-From Oct. 1st to
Nov. 1st, 6,743 tons of merchandise were
landed at Stockton, by steam and sailing
craft; 364,00 feet of lumber 100000 shin
giles and $4,000 posts by sail. The exports
were 40 barrels of flour, Ss barrels of talow
and 2,666 hides.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15
By Telegraph to the Placer Herald.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN GATE.

Just as we were closing our inside form last
evening. J. II. Hardy, Esq, telegraphed US from
Sacramento of the arrival of the Mail Steamer
She brings the glorious news that Pennsylvania,
at the October election, went for the Democracy;
by 5000 majority, and that Indiana followed suit
the democratic party beating the fusion ticket
by 1000. Nine cheers for the Union, and the
National Democracy.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

Count Medim, late Russian Ambassador at
Washington, man Of great literary attain
ments and scietifc knowledge who has been
travelling for many years. and has visited
almost every portion Of the habitable globe,
has been sojourning for a few days in this
county. He has visited Table Mountain,
and1 other noted localities, and expresses
himself highly delighted
Sonora Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

AGE OF HoRsEs-After the Horse is
nine year old, wrinkle comes on the eyelid
at the upper corner of the lower lid, and
every year thereafter he has one we'll defined
wrinkle for every year over nine. If, for
instance, horse has three wrinkles, he is
l2; if four, he is IS. Add the number of
wrinkles to nine, and you will always get
it,
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

UNNECESSARY TRoUBLE.-The Sacramento
Union and other know nothing and black
republican sheets seem to take good deal
Of interests in the pending Senatorial elec
tons. If they will hold up little, the
democracy will rid them ofany further troub-
ls on that score. No sense in frettine about
other peoples affairs,
g n Ro.,,Il:.o
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

GRAND EXHIBITION OF SIGNoR MARTIN
-Signor Martin gives an exhibition at the
Theater on Monday evening next; be is an
excellent performer and those who wish to
enjoy an evenings amusement should attend
Sgnor Martins exhibition.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

The L. L. RoBINsoN.-The Granite Jour.
nal states upon the authority Of the engi-
neers that the locomotive L. L. Robinson trav-
els at the rate of mile minute. On Mon
day last, it made the trip from Folsom to
Sacramento, twenty two and half miles,
in twenty-four minutes, running time. In
going from Salsbury's station to Pattsrsen's
six and half miles, it consumed six minutes
Of time.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

A LARGE AMOUNT OF THEM.-The Post
Office Department, in September, returned
to their respective countries the dead letters
which for the last quarter have accumulated
in the offices of the United States There
were for England, 100000; Bremen, 2,6l7;
Cologne, 1914: Canada, 1900; Nova Scotia
436; and New Brunswick 6l9.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

A DEFAuLTER.-Charles Levy, recently a
partner with E. S. Gaver in the grocery bu-
siness at Lynchburg, Nevada county, is re-
ported to have absconded with about $ls,-
900, the property Of Gaver and others. A
large portion of the money belonged to Rey-
nolds Il Bros, bankers of Marysville, who
had left it with Gaver & Levy, to buy gold
du.t with
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

POPULATION OF NEVADA CoUNTY.-Taking
the vote polled at the late election in Neva.
da county, 1902, as the basis, the Democrat
estimates that the county contains male
population over twenty-one years of age, of
ls,sO2, and total population Of 10000.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

PAsrE-Dissove an ounce of alum in a
quart of warm water: when cold, add as
much flour as will make it the consistent of
cream; tEen stew into it as much powdered
rosin as will stand on shilling, and two or
three cloves; boil it to consistence, stirring
all the time When dry, it may be soften
ed with water.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

CAMPAIGN SuBscRIBERs.-If any Of our
campaign subscribers wish to continue their
subscriptions as regular subscribers to the
Herald, they will notify us, as the campaign
Herald" will expire next week with the pub
lication of the official returns.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

YoLo COUNTY STArIsTIcs.-Acres of land
in cultivation, 27,955. The average Weld
per acre the last season has been-Wheat, 20
bushels; barley, %; oats, 22; Irish potatoes, 2
tons; sweet potatoes, 5 tons. No. of fruit trees,
3,26s. Horses and mules, 3,637; sheep, 49,
76O; hogs, 1880; 8 steam grist mills, S run
of stone Of wool $4,000 pounds were rails
ed.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

ADVICE WAsrED.-A political contempor-
ary advises an opposition journal not to
crow over the recent Democratic victory.
This is certainly useless-how can the Dem
ocrats forget the crow, when their opponents
are raven?
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

CANDIDATE EoR THE U. S. SENATE.-Ac-
cording to the San Francisco Post the Hon.
}. W. Denver will be brought forward be-
fore the next Legislature as a candidate for
the U. S. Senate.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

Truly CALIFoRNIAN.-A stage coach full
of passengers, carrying 100000 specie-a
half dozen highwaymen-a fight between the
robbers and travelers-40 shots exchanged
"a women killed and several men wounded
are California all over.
st. Louis Herald.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

SETTLEMENTS BETWEEN CoUNTIEs.-It has
been ascertained by commissioners appoint
ed for the purpose of apportionipg the debt
that the county Of Tehama is indebted to the
county of Butte in the sum of $l,Ol6, and
that Colusa county is indebted to Butte
1862.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

STRAWBERRY AND Raspberry PLANTs.--By
referring to our advertising columns it will
be seen that our friend Gwynn, of Lauravile
has these excellent plants for sale. As the
rainy season is about coming, it is an excel
ledt time for transplanting.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

FILED CoIN.-The San Francisco Chronicle
learns that there are number of five and
ten dollar pieces in circulation which have
been filed around the edges, so as to reduce
their value materially. Look out for them.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

The Board of Supervisors have been in
session all week busily engaged in auditing
bills against the county. We lean inciden-
tally the amount allowed at this Session Of
the Board will be at least $4,000
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

Thus it will be seen that in point of voters, and
probably population, San Francisco is first Sac
ramento second, Nevada third, Marysville fourth
Orovile hfth Columbia sixth, Stockton seventh
Grass Valley eighth, Placerville ninth, Sonora
TENTH Donersville eleventh, Iowa Hill twelfth
Georgetown thirteenth, and Auburn fourteenth.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

that rock will stand because 1t is eternal truth
Like the Tariff, Bank, and Public Land questions,
it will finally be settled upon the Democratic ba-
sis; aud the people will all rejoice that it is 80 ar
ranged. These are our cogitations political and
we say once for all;hod fast to your faith broth
er Democrats-thc power of prophecy is upon US.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

GoLD HILL AND BEAR RIVER WATER Co..
The annual election for officers Of the Gold
Hill and Bear River Water Company, was
held at the Companys Office in Gold Hill
on Monday, the 18th inst, when the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing year: President B. NJ. Hartshorn;
General Superintendent, J. A. Hill; Trustees,
J. G. Brown, r. Smith, W. R. K. Devane,
John McMartin, J. A. Hill; Secretary, R.
Smith; Treasurer, ]. A. Hill.
This Company, in order to meet the in
creased demand for water in the neighbor-
hood of Gold Hill, Virginia and Newtown,
have, at great cost, just completed the en-
largement of the main trunk of their canal,
its entire length, to double its original capac-
tv. Such enlargement was greatly needed
and will be the means of developing the
mineral wealth of large and extensive gold
fields bordering on the Foot Hills, north of
Auburn, and Doty,s Ravine
The enterprising proprietors of this work
are we'll deserving the commentator and
patronage of the whole mining community
in those sections, particularly so, when we
learn the fact that they have in no instance,
since the completion of their work, demand
ed exorbitant rates for their water and
that, too, when they have had little or no
opposition. Success attend them.
New STONE BU1LDING.-J. Gibson & Co.,
are erecting large and substantial stone
building on the ''old Upper corner" which
adds very much to the appearance of our
thriving town. This will be the last of the
fre-proof buildings erected this season.
Our friend Mcdaniel has recently finished
his fire proof stone building on the hill, and
judging by the crowd of customers that dali
ly visit him. is doing an excellent business
success to enterprise.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

FATAL AocInENr.-John Ross, German
was thrown from his horse, at Yuba City on
the afternoon of the 5th Nov. inst, and so
severely injured that he died on the follow
ing day.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

Molehills are curosly formed by an outer
arch, impervious to rain, and an internal
platform with drains and covered ways, on
which the pair and their young reside. The
moles live on worms and roots, and can bury
themselves in any soil in few minutes.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE CoUNTY.-The
Board of Supervisors intend to canvass the
official vote of the county on Monday next.
We will publish it in next number entire.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

The reputation of a man is like his shad-
ow-gigantio when it proceeds him, and
pigma in its proportion when it follows.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

Merritt's majority in the county is &c.
Smith leads Baker for the Assembly in the
above precincts, So votes. Fresno county is
Democratic and Baker is supposed to be
elected.
postscript to the letter adds: "Most all
the Know-Nothings and Black Republicans
have vamoused to Yosemite Valley to re-
cruit. They can't stand the pressure"
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15
The Returns of the South.

The Senator arrived on Monday, bringing the
result of the elections at the South. 1t will be
seen that Fillmore scarcely obtained q corpora's
chanan beat Fremont very largely amongst the
native COlifornians. We are now inclined to
thing that the Democrats in the State at large will
not fall many votes short of obtaining majority
over the Know Nothings and Republicans COM
bined
The Democrats of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara,
and San Bernardino, have made clean sweep of
the field elected all their members of the Legis-
lature and county officers.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-15

'From these counties our returns are simply by
majorities.
tThe majority of Buchanan over Fremont must
be larger in the five counties above named, from
which returns have been received by maJorltles.
Fillmore leads Fremont in every section of the
State, and we presume that the majorites above
set forth are those of Buchanan over Fillmore,
and that when the full returns from these counties
have been received. his majority over Fremont
will be much greater.
The Next Legislature.
THE SENATE.
The Senate will be continued as reported yes
terday. viz: Democrats, IS; Know Nothings II;
Black Republicans, 3.
THE ASSEMBLY.
As far as heard from, the Assembly will stand
as follows: Democrats, "a; Know Nothings, 7;
Black Republicans, IL.
Sacramento-J H McKune.
Contra Costa Inman.
Placer-W. w. Caperton; A. P. X. Stafford; S. B.
Wyman; James O'Neill.
Sierra-S. NJ. Miles, B. S. Coil
San Joaqun-T NJ Aud, Thos jenkins.
Ell Dorado-J. Carpenter, J. Turner, NJ. N.
Mitchell Geo. Mcdonald, Chas. Orvis, John Hume.
G. d. Hall. S. F. Haunn.
Trinity-J C. Birch.
Calaveras-G. L. Shuler, E. T. Beatty, J. S. Wat
kins.
Mariposa-D. Shewalter, w. J. Howerd.
MdTlu-Uen d. vi. CSteI
Sonoma-H. R. Harrison, Uriah Edwards.
Alameda-J. Larue.
COlusa and Tehama-D. NJ. Steel
Butte-J. S. Long, II. J. Morrison
Nevada-P H. Pierce, n. NJ. Dawson, P. Moore
NJ. Cassim, W. C. Wood.
Yuba-G. F. Swasey, NJ. Fuller, H. Barrett, W.
Burns.
Shasta-Issac Hare.
Sutter-S R. Warrington.
Siskiyou- Varney.
Los Angeles. L. Brent, Edward Hunter.
San Luis Obspo-Hughes.
Santa Barbara-J. NJ. Covarrubias.
Amador--W. NJ. Seawell, James Livermore.
Santa Cruz-D. T. Miles.
Stanislaus-Willam Holden.
Tuolumne-G. W. Hatrick, G.. r. Underwood
George II. Rogers, C. Gilman.
AMERICANS.
Sacramento-R. G. Clark, A. p Catn, L. W.
Ferris.
SolanO-A. M. Stevenson.
Yolo-Dr Curtis.
Napa-AndersOn.
Yuba-D. W. G. Rice.
REPUBLICANS.
Santa Clara. A. Quimby, Noah Parker
San Francisco-R NJ. Jessup W. W. Sheppard
w. C. Blake, E. Miro. G. Palmer. R. Chenery, "
J. Fourgeaud, 7. G. Phelps, r. Murphy
Montery-Stephen Castro.
COUNTIES NOT HEARD FROM.
Humbolt... .........l San Bernardino Il
Kalamath .........l San Diego: :...........l