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The following imperfect returns from the
various prerincts below mentioned have
been made up under many disadvantage
We give them for what they are worth:
French Corral-Latham 81; Currey Ga;
Stanford Z; Downey 81; Cenness 68; Ken
nedy 8; McKibben IA; Baker ~; Burch 80;
Scott 30
CAerokee-McKibben 35; Baker 25 majori-
ties.
lNontezuma.-Latham 54; Currey s; STAN
ford 4; McKibben II; Baker IA; Burch SO;
Scott so.
COUNTY.
Sueetland.-Anderson so; Chase Al Van
Hagan Al; Kent 43; Lambert AZ; Fem 43;
Chinn 81; Frazer 10; Maslin so; Farquhar
50; Kutz 20; Caswell 90; Edwards 70;
Bruce l5, jackson 81.
Observation-Disclosures IL; Chase Al; Van
Hagan 2; Kent 54; Lambert 6; Fem 81;
Chinn II; Webster %; Frazer 10; Maslin II;
Hupp IA; Farquhar 46; -Kutz 2; Caswell 81;
Edwards, 80; jackson 46.
French Corrat.-Anderson 81; Chase IS;
Van Hagan 43; Kent 63; Lambert 81; Fem
sc; Chinn 80; Webster So; Frazer Is; Mas
lin 2S; .SaEgeant Al; Hupp 81; Farquhar 50;
Kutz I; Caswell 95; Edwards 81; Bruce 6;
jackson l02.
Columbia HW-Anderson 46; Chase 43;
Van 'Hagau 81; Kent so, Lambert 36: Fem
SO; Masiln 3S; Sargent 6; Hupp 45.
1Montezuma.-Van Hagan AZ; Kent 23;
Lambert SO; Fem Z.
Che7okec.-Anderson "a; Chase 10; Van
Hagan So; Kent "a; Lambert A; Fem rs;
Maslin SO; Sargent 80; Hupp At.
o.
Lambert 80; Fem 20.
South Fork gives Van Hagen A; Kent II;
Lambert %; Fem So; Anderson S6; Chase
81.
Relief Hill, Humbug, Arnolds and Griz-
zly Hill give Van Hagen majority. Bal
ance of Ticket against Administration.
NORTH SAN JUAN
There were 4O3 votes poiled at this pre-
cinct. The vote stands thus;
Latham l4l; Currey l26; Stanford 125;
Downey l4S; Conness 10; Kennedy 1913;
Burch l39; Scott 1913; McKibben 2S7; Baker
252; Chase 235; Anderson l47; Kent 1872;
Van Hagen 1855; Fem l44; Lambert 2l0;
Sargent l69; Hupp 80; Maslin l26; Webster
90; Chnn 1913; Fraser l56; Farquhar PAP;
Kutz l46; Caswell LAG.
Saceetiand-For Governor-Latharn sd
ourrey, 2s; Stanford ls; Downey, SO; Con-
mes, 26; Kennedy l8: Congress-Mckibben,
45 Baker, As; Burch, "a; Scott, 50.
BarchvHe-Latham, II; Currey, So; Stan
ford, IL; Downey, II; Conness, 80; Kennedy,
ID; McKibben, 40; Baker, 81; Burch, 10: :
Scott g.
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The Earl of Mimic, father of Lord John
Russell, is dead.
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BayN Latham's majority over both of his
as far as heard from is 6,6ll.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at North Sal
Juan, Sept. 10, 1859.
neA- Persons calling for any of the fol
lowing letters, will please say ADVERTISED
Sept. 10.
Armstrong X MogTsonJho 3
Auerbach Roscnburg Myrick Rich
Ayers Jos Miller Jacob
Anderson Richard wckenney Chas
AIen,S Mounts Liberty
Avaloni Jho Marsh Leonard
Brodits VIM Piles Nathaniel
Beatty Juo. Penrose Isaac
Beverdge Archd Peterson Geo.
Boch Sebastian Tlatt II
Borustine hicfi Francis
Carr AnseiI Raynes Josiah
Cooke Salma Ecss tieurge
Chandler Juo Rhodes l.
Garfield Jno Ragun VI
Cote Mich Randold John
Clifford .Ino Roida Richard
Carmach IL Ross Co.
Daneslong NJ Stewart Mary
Davis Miles stuart X ID
Evans Vim II spargo John
Fox Peter sullivan Dennis
Farrell Peter smith J Calvin
Grider Tobias smith James
Gilman AC2 sample d III
Gilbert Jno st. Clerc Ann
Houke David Turner Andrew
Irfflrd Wm Tanner simon ID
IIeney q Young Chas
Harrison j Warlick CAL
Holloway Jas Williams mary Ann
Hartman WangJ
Jones Benz Whitley Chas
King Robt Wilson Jno
Lynde j. Williams g
Mckay Aman Wear Joseph
Murphy Edw 4
JNO. A. SEELY, P. NJ.
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The San Andreas Independent speaks in
high terms Of the gardens in that vicinity.
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NEVADA.

The whole Administration Ticket has q
small majority except Baker and McKibben,
Chase, for Senate, Brannan for Assessor, ,and
O'Connor for Assembly, all of whom have
small majorities. 1t is impossible to get the
figures.
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The Golden Age left 1Nnois'0 OF
The Uncle Sam took away
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p A Y U p.

NOTICE is here by given to all parties indebted to the
undersigned to come forward in fifteen days from the
date of this notice and pay up their Indebtedness Per
sons not complying with the above request, will be
waited on by an Attorney.
A. SPERLING.
NORTH SAN JUAN, Sept. s. 1852
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gew this at'ffk.
Art A mid the Sic r'r as.
IsI.aGAuWlGuAlAGYlSd5Y

TIME subscriber takes this method of informing the
IL citizens of California that he has reitted his
rooms andis prepared to take all kinds of Pictures
known to the photographic Art, unsurpassed in the
worid that he has made special arrangements for per-
sons coming from d tant parts Of the State and would
say to all such that provided perfect satisfaction is not
given. he will not only not charge for work. but will
pay them for their time and trouble in calling.
Those arrangements have been made in view of the
fact that the country ocked with uaskilful opera
tors. whose work is not only wanting in chemical effect
and everything that constitutes good picture, but
owing to the improper of the chemicals employed
they are rendered perishabe and worthless.
TO avoid the mpositions practiced the citizens of
this and the adjoining counties, and travellers
most respectfully invited te call upon him at his rooms
i'll Grass Valley, where he will be found ready ut all
times and in all kinds of weather. to take pictures in
the best style by all the various processes known
S,,pr of xrlti Il
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Chance for a Bargain,

DESIRE to dispose of my property. situated near
ii the Juan Saw Mill, consisting of a good
House. Barn, splendid garden spot, and the good
will of milk business. To amy person looking for an
investment, rare opportunity is offered.
JAMES EVANS.
North San Juan Sept 3, 1859.
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Mining Claims for Sale,

T11HE undersigned wish to sell all of their Mining
IL Interest on >an Juan Hill, namely a two-thirds
interest in the
Smith Brown Claims,
Eight in number adjoining the Golden Gate ground
They also desire to sell the following mining proper
ty at other p aces: one-third interest in the
Kentucky Claims,
at Sweetland: one-half interest in the
Curtis TaiI-Flumet
and two-thrds interest in the
Joaquin Claims,
at Birchville.
The above claims are all open and in paying condi-
ton They will be sold easy terms
Application for further particulars can be made to
the proprietors. WINUAM 4 BROTHER
North San Jnan August 27. 1859 2tf
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