The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
From the Sacramento Union.
California Legislature.
THE SENATE.

| SENATORS HOLD OvER.-Alameda and
Santa Clara-A. L. Rhodes (R.)
Butte and Plumas-Richard Irwin 10. D. J
CaIlaveras-P. A. Gallagher 10. d.
FL Dorado--A. st. Clair Denver 20. D. !,
o. Harvey 10. d.
Mariposa, Merced, Buena Vista and Tu.
lare--S. A. Merritt ISL
Nevada-Wiliiam Watt 10. D.
Placer-Phil. W. Thomas (U.D.)
| San Francisco McM Shaftcr (R. J
Sacramento-E. II. Heacock (R.)
San joaquin and Contra Costa-F. NJ.
Warmcastle (S.)
Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino-Dr. Hill
(U. d.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-C. V. William
son Is.
! Yuba and William II. Parks Isl
| Yuba-C. f. De Long (U. d.
REcAPITULATIoN.-Re 8; Union
Democrats, g.; Seeessionists, 4. Total, Is.
SENATORS ELEcr-First District-San Di-
ego and San Bernardino-J. C. Bogart Isl
Second District-Los Angeles. r. Vine
yard Isl
Third District-Santa Barbara and San
Luis Obispo-R. Pacheco u. d.
| Fourth District-Tulare and Fresno
Thomas Baker (S.)
Sixth District-Santa Cruz and Monterey
C. X. Porter (R.)
Eighth District-San Francisco and San
Mateo-B. w. Hathaway (R.) San Fran
cisco-Sam. Soule (R. and r. F. Perkins
(R.) j. o. Banks (R. to supply vacancy.
Ninth District-Alameda-A NJ. Crane
! (R)
Eleventh District-San Joaquin-C. II.
Chamberlain 10. d.
! Twelfth Observation-Disclosures and Mona
L. Quint (U. d.
Thirteenth -Calaveras-William
I Lewis (U. d.
Fourteenth District-Amador-R Burnell
U. d.
Sixteenth t-Sacramento-A. B.
Nixon (R.)
Seventeenth District-Salano and Yolo-
@. b. Powers (R.)
Eighteenth District-Napa, Lake and
Mendocinc-William Holden ISL
Twentieth District-Pl Placer-W. D. Harri-
man R.)
Twenty first District Nevada-Joscph
| Kutz (R.)
! (R. to supply vacancy.
Twenty fourth District-Butte-R. G.
Gaskell (R.)
Twenty fifth hDistrict-Tchama and Colusa
j. G. Doll 20. d.
Twenty-sixth District-Shasta and Trinity
-Bcnjamin Shurtleff ~. d.
| Twenty-sevcnth District Humboldt. Klam-
ath and Del Norte-W. Van Dyke %. d.
Twenty ghth District -Siskiyou- Geo.
Oulton (R.
Republicans, Is; Union Democrats, s; Se-
cessionists, 4. Totals.
Alameda.-S. B. Bell (R j. NJ Moore (R)
Amador:lG. w. Seaton ~. d. W. A.
Waddell Gu. d.
Butte.NCanard (R), G. W. Printy (U. d.
Calaveras. Thomas Campbell 10. d. J. j.
W. Griswold Gu. d., Thos. O'Bricn (U. d.
Contra Costa.-C. B. Porter (R)
| Ell Dorado.-Scnaca Dean ~. D.0, J. Fra
zier U D. J. II. Dennis, U Dl, II. G. Par
ker, U ID.
Fresno.-James Smith, ISL
Humboldt. w. Werk, U d.
| klamath and Del Norte.-S. p. Wright,
[UD.
Los Angeles A. Watson, Isl NJ
Morrison, rs.
Marina. C. McAllister, [U d.
Marirosa.-J. G. Mccullough, U d.
Merced and Stanislaus.-T. W. Lane, rs.
Mendocino.-T. NJ. Ames, [U ID.
Mon.erey.-Juan Y. Cot, L d.
Napa and Lake-Edward Evey, 10 D..
Nevada. NJ. Avery, IRl, James Col
Inns Il. W. II. Sears, r. Reuben Leach
II.
PIacer.-John Ule, [R], E. W. Hillyer
R. C c. Dudley, U D..
Plumas-T b. Shannon, TUD
Sacramento-J. E. Benton, ri, W. II
Barton, r. j. ii. Warwick, 1Rl, r. D
Ferguson, III D], J. B. Saul, I'D.
San Bernardino.-Benj.B Barton, ISL
San Diego.-D. B. Hoffman, Is
San Francisco.-S. S. Tilton, ri, VIM
Loewy, ri, James Otis, [Rl, George Bar
stow, [Rl, J. W. Van Zandt, RI, George B
Reeves, [Rl, w. w. Battles, fri, Georg,
AMERICA, ri, Caleb T. Fay, ri, b. Dore
RI, VIM. S. Reese, [Rl, S. c. Bigelow, [R.
San Joaquin.-John Thompson, [Rl, S
Myers, IR.
San Louis Obispo and Santa Barbara.-C
W. Dana, [R.
San Mateo.-S. Tilton, [R1
Santa Clara.-Charles NJ Clay, [Rl, J
W. Owen, ri Jacob Doane, [R.
Santa Cruz.-T. Edgar, [R.
Shasta.-George Woodman. TU d.
Sierra.-D. Love. RI, E. B. Smith. !R.
Siskiyou.- William Irwin, U Dl, c. n
Thornbury, U D.
| Soiano.-J. Nj. Dudley, IL.
Sonoma.-W. A. Eliason, [Rl w. J. Reed
TRl, j. G. Dow. IR.
Sutter-C. Z. Wilcoxon, tS.
Tehama and Colusa-. W. Thompson TS1
Trinity Mathews, [U d.
Tulare. ). C. Semberton, is.
Tuolomne and Mono.-T. N. Machin, (R'
c. w. Kendall, (U d., B. X. Davis, Isl
Yolo.-I. N. Hoag, (R.)
Yuba.-J. C. Sargent, RI. E. Teegarden
(U d., T. o. jackson, ~ d.
Republicans, IL; Union Democrats, %
Secessionists, TO- Total. 80.
Joint Convention-Republic 81 Unior
Democrats. As Secession, Is. Total, 100
NorE.-In San Joaquin there was fusior
between the Union Democrats and Republi
cans We have given the former a Senator
and the latter two Assemblymen.
ONCE FOR ALL--A traveller stopped at
tavern, and was much taken with the landla
dy, a neat, pretty and agreeble Quakeress
When about to depart, he declared he coulc
not go without akiss. The pretty Quakeres
blushed, as she replied, with great cireum
spection:
Friend, thee must not do so imnudsn
thing: BY heavens, will = exela;ma,
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