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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-27
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Mfm Aoptrtisfmfnts.
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COMxIssI0N MERCHANT,

General Agent and Intslligsncer,
once No. 9 Commercial Buildinge, entrance "a
fs Brady ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
VIII bay and seil ON Com mission, make advances,
Loan Money, Negotiate LOWS, Locale Lands,
Lease and Rent houses a d lots, Pay Taxes,a
make Collections. Irnw Writings, open
Is and eioee Books BY Double .Entry,
@.A-@ ~ AdjuN Accounts, procure hsss-
aEi tauss, and Situations, DC. &C
REpER
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d. s. Harris. ESQ, Gaiens, III
r Kirk, EsQ., Wiaona, NJ. T.,
RIO. Kisk, ksq., MT. Vernon, o.
Peeblss Il brother, Itneinnau,
NE Michel Esq.
Jau4ss Beatty a Co.
sa ID. Sprsngle, Ashland, Ohio ce.d6m
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For Sale.

a eseelieat stand for Tavern on tho Dapasa
road, "a low rods north of the corporate Limits y
davenport together with Nine Acree -
aand, three ofwhieh Is uader cultivation and ~
iSphded "ya good fence, with funaing WAFER o. !,
ine ihipf"YfMertsafo Two sloIy hIck hovs,hI,
reel square, ~ith good dry cellar, large nsD ~
anu nsserituiing well OF wataI; the bniidlnes |.
new ana hato never been occupied. The spo'gI
Ton Of farmers, travellers aud droysrs. For 'p'
thor particulars ouQuive of -
oeil Lasd AGssh
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JUsr RluI.IvED THIS DAY.

JUST fSklhsA y RID 1NbS DAh,
u invoice OF new and fresh Goods, In part rs fol.
IA lows An invoice Of iO9 halt chests Young hsson
and Imperial Teas Of the various grades also, in
voice Of No. Sutmegs also, an invoice Of io
90 superior Cigars; also, avoee Of Fine Cut smo-
king and Chewing Tobacco also, invoice Of IL doA
Fine SOFT Prepch Hats medium and do; also
| case OF Linen Shirfing, Table Cloths and Handler
chiefs also, CAGES liaen and Cotton THREAD; also
large assoxt nent Of Marine and other Clocks.
An Of the ahsse goods for sale to dealers at New York
prsrcs Call and exsmine the goods snt prices. as We
Instructed to close them oil at once.
Csasgnnants solicited advances mals when re4aH-
ed. H. W &ukRis,
- Au.stioaaer aud Commit i "a Merchant,
s.tsr2r- Ar &Ss,a ass4ss,8es4 Second Str a..
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FOB SALT
THE HOTEL. At WAICOTT

The HUIEL Mt WALCOTT,
TWELVE mi.ss west Of Davsspost, ths nrst sta
z Il Mon - tss ~ y. Raiisoed. The house i,
veil ksklt, ssd 10 stsaesA Sas saturai elevation IA
sss pssisis. ce@.sssi.G % ex.s.s.vs view o. ~
sort Tor speris@sn daring The h1atlne ssason 4
large ssd eomnedicas Stable 10 stiaehsd 10 ,hs
pssntses. Tsyns very tov, and
eOOg CYOait
for part OF Tie psrehase money viii be siysn.-
fossssstes gives tnasdisisly. Applyto
nosss d1 COOK bARGEST.
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l1--A ffla u @t5 acresst af which Is ilbsr gma
from East davenport, apoa which is-erscted ttN
houses harn, DC, pfsce Sts, cash, balance IN thrss
nIiai payneats-
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uAik's ZElL Il nEDDE,
attorneys and CeunsellsPs ~ Law
NOtaries Public,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ofhce, Second st, bet Harrison and Ripley Sta
hpriII5, DIT EH ~
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ief. Farm 81 o. sefes IN scetiona n, 10, taa
sps. x Z, kast,2sJ acres broke, 80 acres slos
sst two springs and . sresuiafseAn ss,sf, Lr~
'eaooi house On The land, price 60. ,-
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iATk OF IOWA,
soft Comfy IS To John I. Setrido.
Xyou arc hereby notified that the Goth day q DE.
esmber A. u. Je56, thSfe filed ia the Office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court of seott County The PEI
ttio Of C0fdeia o. selfrsdge against praying taa
divorce from the bends u matriaany betstenso you and
her may decfed for causes not set forth IN sai pet
ton BY the District Goert at its next term in The said
County ~ Scofs, to commence the hrst Monday oil
February next and the return OF mot tunf having
been Sic upon org notice issued In said case
decree Of Divorce will he entered unless appear and
answer TO said petition the next term Of said Conr
De-. 21th 1856 CORDELIA c. SELFBIndE,
by.BBNNETT PHI MINER, her huy's.
deye7 iitwst' j. d PATTON, Clerk.
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IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA:
ies-il5 acres very choice iHnd Al ~ per acre.
No.2e-w. fractional Of the n. w, Soc. ., I
IN. X. t., ~ e9-lgb acres, near 1horn-s Mil
Very low ,nsppied for soon. price slo per acre.
Shelby COUNTY.
l09-E en- w Sec ~ ~ X ~ WI 100 acres,
WIskt rs -. g Is per acre
ISKEoKUn COUNTY.
No. 4a--S 4 and y W ofsec 4 n n - w 3Ct
acres. Price et,ao per acre.
No, 4s-s W baud Nw4 of sec 8 T7Rlsw %,
IS MAHasKA COUNTY.
No As w f,as. OF sseo 7 70 n 10 w it3 acres.
No.4s-swl of.ee as I II R Il W 100 acres
Phcee - per scfe.
NO. 4s-w Of N Z and 3 ofS W ot.se II 7
~ K II 1Go acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
wlsE4 and wan + Sees 90 R sw, leu
acres, ol0 per acre.
No.E-NEi of.ec IS Tss Rsw 100 acres
price ,OOo dollars.
IOWA COUNTY.
No. iis-w seess 10 y west; price sIOpes
IN MusGArINE COUNTY.
No. &-W toiNW ofsec 30 T 70 XIV soaeres
dollars per acre
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 5a-E ON ! Of sec Z 81 20 w 50 acres
Pncs s. per acre.
No. 5a-s WI ofNwa ofsec i4rs7 X 90 w 4,
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
lU7--W u s k4 and N 1SEAs Il 4 Sec 10 7sR
W, iao acres price elo per acre.
No. s4ss ofs E. of sec rso RI W so acres
Price oUO dollATs.
30. SIS ONE ofsse 20 TsiRsw 80 acres
Price ,0oo dollars.
No. ss-House and Lot, store and stock of goods,
In Upton.
In MARSHALL COUNTY.
sw4sees, TsaNRIsw .
nv. Il " !! Sec $50 .s Pc, ! sas' dolls
In JASPER COUNTY.
NoW-s1fNEti sse4TsiNR isw
Nhtof sht ! i2Oaerss, price per acre.
No. il2-leo aeres three miles from Grnnell al g.
per acre.
IN PoTToW0TToMIE COUNTY,
No.T--Nk See ~ I'm ~ W. Price $50
per acre.
No. ilo-sisw Sec sT77R 81 W, 80 acres,
price o. per aero. ''
IN HARRISON COUNTY.
HHNWi see3s TsSR4Iw
IA n w Soc ~ y2D acres, 5 doliarspt,
VIZ NE. Soc ~ aero.
IN WRBsTER, COUNTY.
NO. 9-s .NEt Soc ~ q ~ n X 20 w, 5do,.
iarsper acre.
NO, ioo-dc0 scresA. land in Mower Co, Mime.
sofa; ; doilars.
NO. iol--as0 acrss In Shelby, Monroe and Madisur
oos, missouEii v doilars per acre.
No. les-la spiendid lots IN OSAKA CITY, Nebraa.
No io3-A niss store In Gspesso, Ills :; price itot
dsilars.
No. 1870 good building lots In Ccas.eo, lila |
g ALLEN q CLARK,
Oaes, Post Onee buiiiinx, |
aug - 20 itfady Street. |
J ] q r.s
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isss new farrn q 90 ACRES, part Of IL broken u
year, with frame house rsosHtiy built price o.
acre, +L5
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i9S-A GFm Of 80 acres On tho Dubaqns tpAd, mi'
rom davenport, 50 under cultivation, ANAL dwells
house, orchard, ae, price SAL
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- ps0babie political eject Of this vote snone
= De Gfty-seven. comprising the msjority Of
- nscAaaas.s friends in tie House, and that
forty mine u The city seven Afterwards vo-
sted ~ II. Onss resolution, simply deelsr
80 1esalxtedisat. sasiss and contrary 10
= ~ 1ettied policy Of the United States. tn
-~repesi the ssvs prohibiting the African
slave trads"-bst tkir does not alter the re-
, ssspsasibility Of their 6rs vote. By their
fasi vote. they merely declared against the
G$seenNeat policy Of reviving the slave
usde II fiis l@e. The FIRST resolution not
i Eoaiy declared u sinst the policy bat again.t
DE crjminality Of the trafic. il declared
precisely the chief grounds upon which
asshe lsss sgsiuse the slave trade are actually
lannded. The man, whether hs lives North
- "a Doath. uho IL not opposed to the slave
- trsle spos noral grounds. upon the grounds
Or humanity, civilization and chrisiianiiy.
siskes Il snaceusinied with the horrors Of
the slave trade even its Gghtest shades, or
be 10 unworthy the name Of an American
citi.ea. As Lord Glenviiie declared be.
Lore the British Parliament, there il in the
nansponasion Of slaves 81 greater proper
Jon q misery condensed within smaller
4 space shsn he'd ever existed in the known
wosldr
We leave il TO readers TO say how great
a afuisehocds wss the statement which our
neixhber thus condemns in the extrse,
shove. His norality il shocked that we
should place these Gfty, seven just precise
" where they placed ihesselvss-bu, his
morality does not experience, Q single
twinge ia defending these gsntlemen.--
This il all matter Of taste, and we unsf-
Ssctedly wish him great enjoyment in bis
particular taste ON this question.
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NO. iO9.-A farm OF i60 acres 10 sec. IS and ~ :
ia ~ acres under cultivation, q good sireah
water. -
No. i37.--A farm Of Is7ssres, In seelo 7 u -
~ ac res, good timber, ~ acres, In culLNailoDl "
dwellings, rooms, log stable, crib and well. es,N,.
iOO acres uuder euhiyaiioa and nader fence, an o.
ehAfa oil ~ young Trees, 40 acres liuibrt, naE'
house log stable, well, Nc. Price see per acre. ""
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l92--1 splendid farm OF 40 acres In Pleasant y,ls
ali agdcf icnen, two good frame houses, orchard s>-
40 acres lover and timothy, there was no acre. X ~
harvested this YEAR four miles north cast from Dsysep
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hs-A fang - 40 acres sec. J aud IT, TIP so, ) q
lcoa oi Timber and 40 acres under euiyssian p
ss- l'eE acre, Sgood stock is1u.
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at OEO. JOhNooN'
Howard Medical IssstitUte,

llS Sacramento street, merit 10 the Pacific Mail
Steam ship Office, orer Wines & Co.'S Express
Office, San Francisco, Rooms Nos. |, IS s.
UHlS Institution is founded for the cure of Syphy-
l. litc aud Scrofulous complaints and all alice
tions Of the General Organs OF whatever nature
Instituted for the express purpose of treating prl-
vate maadies at the instance of many medical gem
tlemen who have seen with pain the impostions
practiced heretofore upon those who have been the
victims of lying advertisements those connected
with 1t are 10 pursue to certain extent this means
of introducing it public notice.
Those applying for advice will find constantly In
attendance Medical ability OF undisputed skill
this class of complaints and will be dealtwth in the
most honorable and straig ghttorward manner.
For the purpose of securing privacy to the most
delicate, several apartments are so arranged that
patients will be brought in c, intact with none but
the Office physician.
Those applying to this Institute will find the
charges real enable, and treatment superior Ladies
and gentlemen who desire to become patients with
out calling at the rooms of the Institute can be
attended at their residences.
Communications from all parts Of the country
will be attended to with promptness and medicines
sent il desired, by enclosing fee of ten dollars.
No efforts will be spared to make the Howard
Medical Institute what it purports to be, philan-
thropc Institute.
Rss- Consultation in English, French, Spanish
and German. -SN
&ss- Office hours from 9 A. NJ till P. NJ Ad-
dress. Howard Medical Institute, lis Sacramento
street, San Francisco. .~ss2
Office Physician, DIR. r. McCAFFREY.
july 26 40-3m
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u. \. EsOT'EE.-

ID lDDLET0WN, CALIFORNIA
4 the undersigned bcgs to announce to the
public that the L. S. HOTEL, Fiddletown.
- n 4 mas been recently enlarged and improv-
me erection Of new and fine two story
| '4ng on the premises the old building having
oeen thoroughly renovated, aud the entire es-
LNAment well furnished.
lib LODGING APARTMENTS WILL BE
\ 5la clean, neat and comfortable.
HI TABLE will be constantly supplied with the
10 be had in market.
pL Wi BAR, viii always be furnished with the BEST
,mes' Liquors and Cigars.
'Eperly cared for ' '''' -
a'r'c' attention TO business. the proprietor
merit and receive the liberal patronage
,DloFe extended to the ~. S."
TELLS, FARGO s. Cos EMPRESS.
I. ~ e. agency of this well known and popular Ex-
: OF 1Tm Is at this house.
"'ue'oWhi August 9th, 1856.
aug A'OP, ,e.s'' ~
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Fashion Billiard saloon,

MAIN STREET. VOLC1yO, IN
Hanford a- Dozens Fvs-Pr0of Building,
UP STAIRS
THIS Saloon is large, cool and pleasant at all
l. times, and no expense has been spared to make
it inferior to none in this State
Tue B-fR is furnished with the best Liquors this
country affords. Fancy DriHks Of all kinds gotten
up in the best STYLE Cigars of the best brands and
flavor that be procured in California, kept con-
stantly Oh hand and in addition
TWO BILLIARD TABLES
are kept for the accommodation of those who desire
to amuse themselves in this pleasant exercise.
Among other important articles not 10 be foand
IN inaav other Saloons are the journals of the
United States and Europe also all the leading Daily
Papers of California which are kept for the special
accommodation Of the customers and patrons of
the FASHION SALOON.
The Proprietors invite their friends and the
public generally TO give them call, and promise 10
give them the best the town affords.
SMITH 4 WHITE.
july IL 3s-tf
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100000 Men Wanted

To smoke Cigars and chew Tobacco at The Whole
sale and Retail Cigar Emporium OF A. Myersi
Main street Volcano, Amador County.
rI,HE subscriber announces to the citizens Of
j Volcano and vicinity that he has just received
the finest and best assorted stock OF goods ever Of
fered in this market which will be sold cheap for
CASH
The public may rely on finding at my store the
finest brands of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Also fine assortment Of Cutlery and Musical In
strument; Candies; Nuts, &c.
Every body is invited to call and examine my
goods and judge Of their quality.
A. MYERS
apr 24-3m
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voleai,o Sash and Door FACTORY.

THE undersigned respectfully announce 70 the
L citizens Of Volcano and vicinity that they have
Just completed their establishment, opposite the
Volcano Hotel, and are now prepared TO receive
ties. Having erected good machinery, we are con-
fdent that our prices will give ample satisfaction
We have also erected q superior Turning Lathe,
and are prepared to do all kinds Of wood tufhing
at the shortest notice and In good manner.
Dealers ia doors and sash supplied on the most
reasonable terms.
Windows blinds made to order, and all kinds OF
carpenter work done in superior style.
S. HALE &CO
ian 26 43m
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New Road TO Volcano.

GINs TEN MILES THE GEsT AND
gIy gr5p shortest road via Drytown,
.-ssssxzESSzzEzzzzz=z=5 Upper and Lower Rancheria
Browns Mill, Fort Ann and Fort John.
ON AND AFTER JULY THE LIST. A. D. 1856,
the above line will leave the Office of the California
Stage Company I'd street, between and X, and
Merchants Hotel, X street at six o'clock A, NJ. for
the above places, arriving at Volcano at two P. NJ
Returning, will leave the Empire Hotel, Volcano
at four o'clock A. NJ, passing through the above
named places, and arriving at Sacramento at IL
o'clock NJ, in time to connect with the
STE.1.nERS FOR SIN FRANCISCO.
Passengers booking their names at the Merchants
Hotel or Orleans hotel, will be called for at any
part of the city Office in Volcano, at the Empire
Hotel COOVER Il Co.,
ProPrietOrs.
July ~ 3S-f
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may 81
PAINTS, OIES,
WLNDOIV GLASS, T.aR.NTSHES, BRUSH
ES, &C., &c.
Story, Brother & Co.,

WLVOOb GlAdSS y, I1hyfISHES, bdOSh
ES, &C., &c.
Story, Brother & Co.,
HAYE for sale at los and l07 Clay street, San
l. l. Francisco,
Boiled and raw Linseed Oil, in cases and bbls;
Spirits Turpentine in cases.
Atlantic Lead in assorted packages;
French and German Window Glasses. as'd sizes;
FIR. and Eng. heavy plate Glass, l2xlS to 30x44;
Er "Bretcsfer" and "Fair Wind"
Tieman's Oil Colors, assorted cans;
4" Water Coors, assorted cans;
/" Dry Colors, for scene and carriage ptrs;
Putty, in bladders;
Tilden d Nephew's. Smith * Stratton's, Kimball's
and other Coach and Furniture Varnishes Pa
rs White, &C.
BRUSHES Er "Hoiidnder."
Adams o. X. and ex. Paint Whitewash, Sluice
Counter, Patent Scrub Napoleon, Horse and Hotel
Boot Brushes, also Lyons Tool and Feather Dust
ers; Artists Tube Color and Materials.
V.4R.NTSHES--Er "FY0reace Nightingale"
Direct Importation from London.
The attention Of coach painters is called to No
Bile x Hoare's celebrated English Hard Drying.
Wearing Body and Elastic Carriage Varnishes.
Japan and Japaners' Gold sxe;
Plain and Ornamental, Stained and Enameled
Glass. may 10 29-3m
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may II
Clothing, Clothing, Clothing.

NJ L Y RS & 5 A NJ u f l.,
IIAvE received a large assortment of SPRING
Ii AND SUMNER CLOTHING, at EAGLE
BLOCK to which they would respectfully call the
attention of the citizens OF Volcano, and vicinity,
and request that they call and examine there stock,
consisting Of
PANTS.
New styles Plain and Fancy Cass. Pants
New styles Plain and Fancy Sat Pants
Black Doeskin and Cass. Pants;
Assorted Kentucky Jean Pants;
Linen Duck and Drill Pants
VESTS.
White and Check Marseilles Vests
Plain and Fancy Cassimer Vests;
Plain and Fancy Silk Vests.
SUITS.
Plain and Fancy Cass Business Suits;
Plain and Check Business suits.
COATs.
Black Cloth Frock Goats.
DRAWERS AND SHIRTS.
Gray aud White Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Hickory, Check and Flannel Shirts
OvERHALLs AND SOCKS.
Denim Jumpers and Overhalls
Cotton Merno and Wool Socks.
HATS CAPS, BLANKETS &C., &c.
In addition to the above. we have fine assort
pent of Goods generally kept in our line.
June 2S 36-tf
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VOLCANO. CALIFORNIA
UNION BAKERY,

M ain street Volcano. The undersigned respect
lVI fully informs his friends aud the citizens Of
Volcano, generally, that he has opened bakery
with the above name, in the building lately occupied
as the Star Sore.and next door TO the Empire Hotel
where he is prepared to furnish persons with every
thing in his line. He has been at great expense in
erecting asuperior oven and furnish balls par
CAKES on the most favorable terms. Using moth
ing but the very best -four he warrants his bread
and every article that goes from his establishment
to be as represented. Give me a call.
J. FRANK.
may q 3l-3m
a bread wagon will commence running from this
establishment on Monday June to wait on families.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-09
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
WIN. G.. B.aDGER

No. 100 Battery Street. San Francisco.
IMPORTER of every variety of Clothing and
furnishing Goods; also Of Blankets Ducks, Drills
Shcetings, Hats, Caps, Boots and Brogans.
BY recent arrivals has received very large in
voice Of the most
DESIRABLE STYLES OF CLOTHING,
and il is the largest stock offered in this mar
ket The goods are manufactured under my own
supervision, are of the best material, well cut
arge sizes, and made in the most durable manner
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock and they
will find the prices lower than can be found else
where in the market. Purchasers may rely on re-
ceiying the best and most saleable goods, each
article is guaranteed. Orders from the country
promptly and carefully attended to-
/ 1000 pairs assorted fancy Cashmere pants;
0,0O0 g fancy and plain satinet pants;
1000 & linen pants;
1000 g Goodyear's rubber pants;
1000 Goodyear rubber coats;
200 cases Goodyear's long and short rub. boots;
200 cases miners boots;
1000 doz super flannel overshirts;
200 doz fancy cashmere overshirts;
1000 doz white shirts;
$50 doz heavy hickory shirtsI
800 doz heavy check Shirts
800 doz Mersimac shirts;
600 doz lambswool undershirts;
800 doz regctt,4 4rndershirts;
200 doz grey flannel undershirts;
450 doz lambswool drawers;
$50 doz beached drill drawers;
1900 doz overalls;
1000 Denim frocks;
l,200 doz country knit wool socks;
1900 doz heavy white and mixed cotton socks
1000 pieces super silk pocket handkerchiefs;
100 doz super black silk neckerchiefs;
200 doz eambric handkerchefs;
800 doz rubber belts;
250 doz buck gloves;
400 doZ backskin gold bags;
1000 doeskin business coats;
400 black cloth frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted pea coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
30 bales blue and white blankets;
so bales \ sheetlngs;
so bales drills;
30 bales assorted duck;
SO cases fine felt hats;
For sale by WM G.. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, San Francisco.
n B.-No goods sold at retail.
july 26 40-3m
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The Moantaia Democrat gives glowing
account of the Democratic prospect in FL
Dorado. The K Ms have literally "gone
in," to such an extent that man can scarce.
ly be found who will Acknowledge that he be-
longs to that broken-down party
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-08-09
Cerpssable,s sale.

WHEREAS on the 9th of July, A. D. 1856 Ben
w jomile Owens and John Reel, plaintiffs re-
covered judgment in Justices court, before s. Ken
dali, Justice Of the Peace in and for Township No
6, county Of Amador, aud State California, against
G. f. Mars for the sum OF one hundred and nine
ty-three dollars and thirty ynne cents, (Sl93 39)
principle. and thirteen dollars and fifty cents
1878 50l interest, with interest on the sum of two
hundred aud six dollars and eighty-threc cents
COG s3 from the I'd day Of July, A.. 1856, at the
rate of two per cent per month, together with six
dollars and forty cents [S6 40 cost Of suit and &c
cruing costs, and whereas on the said 5th day of
July. A. u. 1856 II was ordered and decreed by the
said Court that the mortgage set forth in the plain
s complaint, be foreclosed and the property there
in described to-wit all that piece parcel of land
lying and being in the county Of Amador and State
of California about one mile West of Fiddetown
known as the Loofer Flat Ranch and bounded as
follows; commencing at stake about six rods
Northwest of the dwelling house, running thence
East l60 rods to stake, witness white oak tree
Is inches in diameter thence South lG0 rods to a
stake, witness white oak tree 20 inches in diane.
ter, Thence West 100 rods to rock. witness white
oak tree "a inches in diameter, thence North 100
rods to the place of beginning il being the same land
purchased by the said Miers and Swany from
Owens Reel together with all the appurtenances
belonging thereto being levied upon and sold to sat
sfy said Judgment, interest and costs. BY virtue
of said orders of sale in the above entitled case to
me directed issued out Of the above named Court
tested July the 5th A. 1856, will be sold by the
undersg gned at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash on the premises in county and State afoae
said on the 10th day Of August A. D. 1856. at two
o'clock N. of said day, all the right, title and in
terest of the above named defendants property to
satisfy said Judgment above specified and in said
orders of sale mentioned. Dated Flddletown, July
the 23d, 1856. Ii. C. PAYNE, Constable,
Townehip No 6 Amador co. Cal
july 26 lprs fee Sl6l 40-3w