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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
OFFICIAL VOTE FOR CHARTER
OFFICERS,

The Board Of City Canvassers' reassembed q. II
rp. Yesterday Mr. boole in the Chair.
On u oiior of Mr.. BRADLEY the resolution 20 adver-
,s he rsns Of the canvass IN full in TAE TRIBUNE
ard o,ler city papers taken up from the table
and rassed.
that hour the clerks had yet completed their drafts
of the canvass and further Adjournment took place
upitl O'Clock when the official report Of the entire
civ returns was rrsd and confirmed unanimously.
On notion vote of thanks TO the Chair Mr.. Boolel
for the able and impartial manner in which he had
nreed as nassed "a also resolution making LIBERAL
~ r,o,r,stiopr 20 the various clerks Of the Board.
I've IN rerid tie official vote for charter officers:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

r.,,or threatened to bring in, though he has no:
,poeared yet in his seat.
W1,oo the tLird ballot was called, he Democrats
,Hemyied an adjournment. alleging that MIR.
rs,u<ns bad gone, expecting no otter vote, Mr.
Gro@ protested against this proceedog auI 6ns Wy
NJ. Grabsm ofNe~-York c,nsented to pair afer-
ward substituting NJ. Ashley Of ONO. Mr.. Hoard
,.O psired with AIr. Stout, thus reducing Mr.
s1eTuso's aggregate to 10. As long ~ Ihs pair
ss continues, the House will remain unorg laized.
Mr. Clemens stated distinctly last ~cek lhst he
fculd leave the Iloose at a certain houc dady,
,hetber pared or hoi hence he had no claim to
psgnauiui,y.
II is net believed that the Democracy can rally
,eAin. Their experiment on Mr Boteler, is fail.
are, as Northern and Western Democrats wont
ouch him, aud Southern men reee, Ar. Davis OF
Indians, Douglass candidate. The present i0pres-
sion is deci ed that The House will be organized By
majority through absrn teeism or members present
refusing 10 vote after assigning reasons, or By plU
-alitJ. Either contingency elects Mr. Sherman.
There is great desire tor its consummaton before
Christmas as members are aDxious to return home.
Tue SENATE.
Mr.. Lane went further than any dOughface yet in
brief speech in the Senate to-day blddug for the
Charleston nomination. lie favored the protection
II Slavery in the Territories and eyery thing de-
nasded by the Disunionists of the South. Mr.
Brown Of Mississippi complmeuted him.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

No J. md 1sylor
Tor Rv kcht'pzs-Messrs Boteler asd ErkzS
F0r Nr H114lz-Ar Cobb.
For W. GHzeT-Mr. Drvis MAJ
y NJ CiGrk ~. I-hess Davis lind and Reyasiis
20, My y failou--Nes-r, Dimrlick and Milisel
pr Dir Aayrs I'D j-ar. Eibsridse.
Fo- Ny. EHcTffgc-Nr Hsris fNdb
Fcr Er. Troh- SIR McQDe-u-
F0r Nr. Nrlaees-MessrS Niles aid Push.
FO- Nr fsete,sr-Mr sims.
Fer Er. Haelag-AF. Wi1sov.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19

BLoNDTN's FEAT TO BIZ OUTDoNE.-We have received
private letter from gentleman residing at small village
on of the inland lakes of Wisconsin, who informs
that he has been for several months experimenting with
what he calls "water Shoes" with a view to perform
safely and easily the passage of lakes and rivers
The peculiar structure of these Shoes which has last
been perfected after repeated trials and dsappoin
renders pedesranism the surface of the nearly
as easy and even more rapid than terra frma. The
experiments OF the inventor have all been made after
midnight, in private, on the calm surface of - Lake,
resulting often, assured in frequent involun-
tary baths and two three escapes from drown
ing With the aid of miniature pair of sails attached
To his arms, and which be reefed spread in
moment the inventor this novel conrvance has
lake three miles wide in half hour without much
as wetting his knees in the passage-Chicago Sunday
Leader.
WHAT THEY WERE Go1NG TO DO WITH HM-A few
days since, party of eighty North Caronian emigrans
route for Oregon passed through Danve, Missouri
While stopping to make some purchases of them was
pounced upon by lawyer of the town, who INDUCED
largely in the not exclusively Yankee recreation of ask
ing questions. The emigrant quite communicative,
and told him that they going to found the
pursuit of each person was already marked out and
there were no drones among them. What this man
to do He was to open store And that Start black
smith shop. And the other standing behind him En-
gage in raising. So they nearly all inven-
torized when decrepid white haired octogenaran
cestor of about half the company and looking venerable
enough for old Time himself observed sitting in one
of the wagons.
I" Why, who is that?" asked the eager questioner.
"That's my father.'
"What is he going to do? He can't be of any use to
your settlement"
80 yes" replied North Carolina, promptly, GIVE are
taking the old man along to start graveyard with
The AURORA BoREALIs ExPIA1NED.-A scientific gem
teman in Illinois thus gives the origin of this celestial
visitor: When the moofy CYSTIC temperature of the ho-
rzen is such to calorice the mpurent ndentaon of
the hemisphere analogy, the cohesion of the borax
bustus becomes surcharged with infnitessimals which
thereby deprived of their ssura dsqusitions This
effected, rapid change is produced in the thorambump
of the gyascuto palerum which convalcular
in the heyagonal antipahies of the terresrium acqua
veresli. The clouds then become mass of deodorum-
sed specua of cermacuar light which only be seen
when it is visible.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19

~ SIERRA LODGE, No "a, l. o. of O. F. THURS
DAY EFENG Of each week at the HALL Owe THE THEATRE,
DoN melville, Members good standing invited attend
A. w. POTTS, N G.
JOHN B. REED, Sec'y 3-25-u
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
Notice to Creditors.

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF ALPHONZO
OWINGS petOning to be discharged from debts
solvent Debtor in the District Court the District
in and for the county of Sierra.
Pursuant to order of p vancief Judge
this day made notice hereby given all the Creditors
Aphonso Owngs that they shall be appear
judge open Court at his Chambers Downiev Sierra county,
On the 18th day of December A. D. 1859,
at O'Clock of said and show
why assignment should be made the insovens
and the said Aponso Owngs discharged from his debts
and liabilities and the of his petition granted
y with the statutes provided during
the pendency OF said application all proceedings both law
equity, shall be stayed.
~ Given under my hand of 18th District
LIS Court, this 2Sth day of October, A. D. 1859.
~ 39d GEO. Fl. FUTILE, Clerk D. c.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
u. A. CE p'EER

e SIERRA R. A. CHAPTER No. 81, every
EVENING preceding the Full Moon. Companions
respectfully invited attend. LOUIS REYNOLDS Z.
L. GOODWIN, Sec'y.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19

LIQUORS, FLOUR, GRAIN, &c, &c, &c,
OFFER FOR SALE LOW,
O7k BARRELS CRUSHED SUGAR.
O(O 85 hogsheads New Orleans SUGAR,
250 mats China No SUGAR,
$50 bbls. Clear and Mess PORK,
$50 IS Lbs Clear and Mess PORK,
40 hocsheads BACON,
$50 Jewell & Harrison LARD,
320 bbls. Billings and Brine HAMS
AGO frkins choice June BUTTER,
$50 boxes CANDLES
2,037 boxes ASSORTED CASE GOODS,
260 boxes Black Green TEAS,
$50 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
255 q casks Assorted BRANDIES,
$50 bbls. Assorted WHISKY,
1900 mats China No. RICE,
5000 sacks FLOUR,
45O bbls Haxall and Gallego FLOUR,
$50 bags White and Byos BEANS,
230 4 bbls. DRIED APPLES
Oregon HAMS, BACON, and SHOULDERS
T.P. OTIS & CO.
eff Corner and Second Streets, Marysylle
C1HAS. A. JOHNSON, opposite Lower Plaza keeps con.
u stanty on hand a assortment Of FANCY GROCERIES,
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
Pioneer Express Route---TO UTAH
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLIC VINCENT ELLIOT
petionng to be discharged from his debts insovent
debtor County Court the County of Sierra
California:
Pursuant order of Hon. viii Campbell Judge of said Court
this day made notice hereby given all the Creditors of
said Vincent Elliott that shall be and appear before
Judge in open Court, in Downievlle, Sierra County,
On the Eirst MONDAY in December, 1859,
and show they have why assignment should not be
made of sail nsoven the said Vincent Elliott be
charged from his debts liabilities and the his
be granted in conformity with the in such
provided and during the tendency said application all
ings both in law and equity, shall be stayed.
( Given under hand the Seal of the County Court
LIS. Sthis I'd day of November, A. D. 1852
~ 40 GEO. H. TU1TLE Clerk c. c.
CossITT SHULTz Attorneys for Petitioner.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important to Strangers, and others requiring
Medical Treatment.


~ DR.. YOUNG is the Pioneer Adrersng Physician
California and the only advertising who has received
regular requisite
of disease Because of his unparalleled there
sprung to time, existence, imposters
eucation who by boast have managed deceive the
sufferer into the belief that they and scsn-
e an m & e m a Ton e1 m
Upas for they are as destructive DR. YoUSGs Office
No 2o Clay street, opposite the Plaza HOTEL San Francisco CAL
~ following emphacay speaks isefvas
by Dean Faculty the Philadelphia College
Medicine Medical Surgical Journal
San Francisco, for publication:
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical and Surgical ourna-Gen-
temen My attention has called article the Deem
6e number % of reeard the I'D d. ed degree
When the for the degree made the Faculty
s the saSs'
prseonsr fsdene the ssnsth Of these degree
granted The aa ede degree its implies conferred
slightest aar, application
ustce hs and eo sSqr on you WI" 40
Den Faculty Philadelphia College OfMedcne.
j. czApKAYs Medical and Surgical Institute is on
Steamship cOmpanys Office, Francisco, California The
effect
l. the undersigned Governor of Hungary do testify hereby
DrLJ czapkay has served during the for lib
veanc have given this cereate and do recon-
capable of aIprecang patriotic sefsacfce and unde
KossUTHLAJos Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, January 9Th. 1852 33-3m
I. o. of o. II.
SIERRA LODGE 81, l. O. of F. THURS
DAY VENG Of each week the HALL OVER THE THEATRE
in DoMneyie Members in good standing invited
A. w. POTTS n. G.
JOHN 3. REED Secy 3-25tf
II. & A. Nd.
g Communications MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE No
F& A. NJ, held at the MASONIC HALL. Downevie every
TUESDAY EVENING preceding the Full Moon
Brethren respectfully invited
is. VAN DYKE W. NJ.
WM. CAMPBELL, Se'cy 3tf
II. A. CHAPTER.
81 SIERRA R. A. CHAPTER No 81 meets every SATURDAY
EVENING preceding the Full Moon
respectfully invited attend LOUIS REYNOLDS ii. p
L. GoopwIN. Sec'y. 3tf
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
ANOTHER BLOW-UP
AMONG BLACKSMITHS

a S. PURDX has removed from the Clements War
az 81 Shop, has blown Backsmithing the
w SHOP ON COMMERCIAL STREET adjoining the Bridge,
where be intends doing
ALL KINDS OF BLACKSMITHING,
including Making and Repairing
ALL KINDS OF EDGE TOOLS.
irty-fre years in the
Atlantic States.
Every all kinds of Work
Thanks old customers avors hoping will
Der him the The
Call at the Shop adjoining jersey Bridge, try
S. PURDY.
Downievile, March II, 1858. etf
The Sierra citizen., 1859-11-19
Il. & A. Nd.

Stated Communications of MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE No 49,
F. A. NJ, held the MASONIC HALL Downevie every
TUESDAY EVENING preceding the Full Moon Visiting
Brethren respectfully invited to attend.
Us. VAN DYKE W. NJ
WM. CAMPBELL, Secy. 3tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-29

MEDICAL. HOUSE, No ~ Oastornhouse strees, nes,
N Royal streeFor the Cure OF Old Chronic, Msreurta
syphtic Diseases without Mercury
from business friends and cure guaranteed
The which Dr. prao
ce In ali parts Of United States and Europethe many 70
srksbe has Effected which were incur
sbe ~ the most ustihes hr In NJ
TO the confidence Of the unfcrtunat The FOLLOWING
the diseases termed and Of which
conjunction With newly discovered Remedies u. Janss sr
anenty eraaicaes namely syphils primary secondary sn
Nocturnal Eisuions Periodical Actons o. aoweye
complicated they BE- Diseases Of the Back and Loins
Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism hyafe
Cancers Ulcers Tunors and all Diseases OF the
would also call the attention especially OF noo
sho have privately and injured !.
Hug them either business society viz Constitutional Dc
bity or Impotsney The following Of the sd snc
melancholy effects produced BY early habits Of youth ~
weakness Back and Limbs Pain In the Head nmness o.
vision Muscular Power Paptation Of the Hoar yt
pepsi. Neryousness Irahii Symptoms Of ConsnDapaos
rsadsd Loss Memory. Confusion Of Ideas, Deprsssua
5pri Evil Foreboanga, Aversion 70 Sociey, selfD,rum
love 4 Eotude Tmdity etc., some Of the evils produce
All pereons acted With any d the above symptoms shea
aot f 10 ea James and be at restored 70 peee
health lot aslieacy prevent but apply a oce A.
ave ycurse the awful end dSeadul OF n
Wsaisss x The ssss.s innsdassy enred. snd ful yise
Rs.snssr. ''rAs Medical Hoass u Dr. Jsnssh 81 oascr
rsss reserved. How're u attendance
rsn 4. M.toeP. Il.
Cs.aaltstisaa strictly eseAdsataa1 ,......x.
| v = pay Dk. JAMES,
l a - TnefNsnherse rAvAs h
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On esy day Of the FRS month after expiration al the first
year. frsm he r when the and C"mpa shall issue the nfs
poll and within month Of suhs qu-n year. .ut
officers OF hs aid shall 10 ht mace nder ostn
genera, balance the al IRIS Of % sa,d ANY
which shall sopsip The of rremiums ree-''
Ing The ended is.insnhins he A., "., nSv
ton policies The AMOUNT o. exns ~ Of M onpAy u
ns h- s. The amon.t Of osse. ,nenr 20 VA
ssvivs ion ar risks The ala. C
viii ihs Copansny setting firth the MUM - 9Np'N, X
,ou.t OF cab and .ean Invested In secnfaes asd os
nature Of such sesNrlita-
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Nos. q 4 ISL Chartres street, N. o.
All Tsaiars len

ID A, FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFuGE FOR
d. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. b. A. Fahnestock &Co-Gentls.
Some years since rscommended b A. EAHNEsIocKs
Mssissippi for child, eighteen months old which was sup
which brought from II twenty feet lsng and
cured child. This preserved and have shown e
thousands bottles IF ysrnsge with perfect
enton your valuable remedy you are Liberty to use it.
OF the firm OF Harper 4 Son, Druggists,
Rar nu Sara La.
n- Purchasers should well to the inas on the wrap
GER and nee they buying B. A. FAHNEsToCks
EEsu1T and ofhe
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EMvEH AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
asn sa q vegetable decay This evolved -
ss,sn a1s
4. ns @ % s IN
internal vi.cra and sxcetng organs Of the body The
sr n1
ss ss ssss sss 4:
oa
H. Dss to hsa s .
isss icy :.ss.
central organs surface another effort
e TX f. ri. also .
the attempt exhausted for the Of strength
70 ns Il
tona disorder will Of course undermine the health MOI
We have lasored to and and found. sntidsts.
Ayers Ague Cure,
stss sn the liver . ssDe body should
ss: M . sse aas
jet to iii. nfeco, taken ID II from The
~
m. o s
such = Essst Fs,s h Fsvs
.sss ses: s.arss
Il ss Ass% .
.nd Painful affections Il The Bowels ali Of which,
sssoess y r.
the virus from ihs system organs
Z Dc S
,ss il sf at
safety We have 10 believe Thu surer a we'll
caused BY Infection than other which has
public which is hst 1t is cheap as well a. good
Prepared by
DR.. j. G. Aver = Cs.,
LOWELL Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Peeteral.
itself such fer the cure Of every variety
Of and Lung Complaint that is entirely
been employed AS has long been In throughout
this section the people s quality
70 Do ior their relief ali seen found to d.
Ayers Cathartie Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF PURGATIyE MEDICINE
for the Of IndgsstioG for Hesdaehe for the
Tor tie cure Of Diseases of the Skin for thu
Of sas Rssa. sr
Dnner Pill fer the cure Of Neuralgia FOR Purifying the
They are sugar Grated that the most sensitive
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable no harm can srs'
from their ue q ~ Any auans.,sy
Great numbers Of Cergymen, Physicians statemen ant
eminent have lent their 70 certify the
esss our ns which
treatment that should b TO, lowed for their
Do put OF BY unpcpled dealers with other prepare
40 others Tho sick want aid there is for be
/ they should have 1t.
All our ''A'0''' - w. ' J. WRIGHT co.,
No. g lsl GbH5Fss ssTsss n an q
| All nsaera je22 6rn
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ASSURANCE !



the expiration of the of this of noraiop or
lis earlier teniNaton provided In article twelfth three
h ns ~ Fl a bs nj S
he datsd debts aud lAbt paid md the balance of its
Of oits pro rata and without distinction Of dala the
shall continue to act until ths ersre's Of he
death inability Of either the survivor or survivors, alone
ARTICLE XIV.
In addition to he, share Of profits on the business Of me
for s a IT, sa n.
amount Of premiums credited ther subscription notes
the OCTOBER . Rs hs ff s s and sixty
ARTICLE XIV.
In case any certificate or certificates Of profits shall
called by he parties entitled her.o within three year
n ss a. % hsn tho sh. be ssnees
Dc 70 the esea oil The on the book
sh ia IT, Of The ,:.spapss II th oity sr hir
waeh e. shall ct forth the amount Of til
DoEEAND PASSED in my ONCE, in Now Orleans The day
month and year FIRST above written presence Of Messr
ERNEST DUCATEL and AMEDEE DUCATEI, Jr.. comp
Witnesses who have signed these presents together wit
the said psres and the said notary after reading tn
whole. s.- 7.a
The original signed Victor Bea 1t MIasssn, Cabaler
| 4 Basusldo Lauve Mccall, A. Miltenbergsr Co.,
| Wright Co.. and others.
| ERNEST DUCATEL,
| AMEDEE DUCATEL, JR.,
! AMEDEE DUCATEL
| Notary Pnhc.
lido hereby certify the foregoing copy Of II
original act OK record and he in oc
In faith Whereof heeunts set hand and axed Il
seal of my ONCE Now Orleans this twenty day Of Ju
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine
AhEDEE DUCATEI, Notary Public.
Tho Recorder Of Mortgages for hs parish and city Of Ne
Orleans hereby certify that the within sot has this d.
been recorded 10 his ONCE in Society Bosk 735 to 49,
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
Now Orleans, Js,s "A. 1853. jys 4t6od
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p,.,.. u,h.rs aud o,be,. d.rv IA efY.ct Insnranse
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sonth.rr rod snd .,os., identified With ia interest
- ,s,,a n.,oa VIII Insprsn.. vii, he ebes,fnuy
.v. rd ali h,sna.s connected with th Company will be
trspsscted with ibe.al,y and prsmptness.
DIKEcfoks.
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orrIcE or THE STATE AssAYER, }
Is Boylstsn street, Boston, Mass.

&
80. =. ..,.., -. 'ano 2 lS's.
Dear have carefully examined the patents which haSs
ben gsned % sna aase msae se
and application OF your furnaces tor burning We
fuel B, "a III
Thenvenoa and are bath novel snd sS IA,
extsnd Original IN 20 wS re-. ss II
before Eno nAvins all oeen oased - .,t.
he mode haye adopted Sse% no
WnSn we n ths practical din
cues presented You have oyerceme slse ~ hsra.
ing furnaces for consuming recenty n
end sppyins The hsas resung o AZ tte combustion Of
aqueous gessee ~ the Ihaye
dIied snd cnssIsd features Of you
inveutisns, and the great practical mposa.ee " so- p
| cations. 49, ~. -. slowly advancing
While chemical from burning vel
PrSs.s.s EI On large
sqna enIk g 49, Ss ~ an ssaa 81 means & your
vsotiess "a =, -, s,rp.os, have ~. adopted which
scns so = vonr rahts by pateet and
me- paltaoe 80 ejrcs ~ resist re
sellct pstsen ,;ns X inysnos applied 10
deuce anotd q S 81 az idea
ss M fuel ma II affords pleasure y
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~ Of 90 peAy. ~ oral !nesns to be
esry = for pnrr after thirty 1ay. sree stw q ne
%sss any sh.aees sai u th. az, II z
n IKE rsek rspr- sssh uAcssrK AZ vss favs' q
s,eh ,yepassa abs any AMI All isea chsass aad
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INsUR ANgEg,.
CREscslsT
MUTUAL INSURANCE coMPdNY,
OF NEW ORLEANS. -...

Pursuant with the Of their Charter the Ores
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol
lowing ement:
Amount Of Premiums received fer the year ending
soh of june 1859 ss75,2l2
Amount of Premiums differentiated lat July 1885, laa0 O
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70 aASe ~ osRise PER sssAosr OAAA nMEN nm new
Yerh, - & WrLFF,
e~rMr Il assvs. 81 New zsvss ~
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Every person shall member Of this Company
by ling in sAl the first he effects In
snranc oefoe he receives hi. policy The hs!
nav BY he Board payment all
ever be ON said Company. ppt hereinafter
provided sor shah liable for all the expenses and
incurred this ComisAny
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the aceumu red profits shall exceed Eve han
houss dolisrs the be npped from
year thereof the mpo Of sch
successfully in whole hat the cerrhss,es Of he sub
shall not b. redo med until those Of Tho Dyeedng
of NEE iu@e by of wihrd~ Of the
nsmher and amend hir article that il hall
qufe Of the Company million Of
before the shall st spilled Tho redemption of
Certificates
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FURNACES.

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