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Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

A DEsPnRAEo.-The Grass Valley 2eie-
graph of Tuesday, July Is, gives the follow
ing spirited sketch Of desperate whose
haunts are in Nevada county:
1t is said that the notorious Tom Bell, who
has recently committed several robberies in
this vicinity and for whom large reward is
now offered, is still proving around this and
neighboring counties, bidding defiance to the
officers OF justice, and laughing at the at
tempts to capture him. II is reported that
he was seen a few -ays ago some @ miles be-
low this place, on the Sacramento road and
boldly ayowed who lie was ia the presence OF
several transfers and others He carried
some Eve or six reviewers about his person,
besides several bowie knives 1t is said that
his body is protected by IN iron breast plate,
or rather by piece OF thin boiler iron pass
ing entirely around his person He asserts
that he will not leave his old stamping
ground, and says that he cannot be taken
alive, or without loss Of life to his captors-
lie is evidently emulons Of the name OF
great Desperate. He does not appear to be
blood thirsty We have never heard Of his
killing any one lie appears to conine his
cple on the highway. and 70 the borrowing,
without permission, Of other peoples horses
We understand, on good authority, that he
was in this town some two or three weeks
since, and that he vas fully recognized-
Why no attempt was made to arrest him we
have not fully learned lie stands pretty
good chance, however Of finding the end OF
rope one Of these days.
DESTRUCTION or FAIR Play by FIRE.-The
Sacramento Uaioa, says gentleman, and
one of the suffers, from Fair Play mining
town five miles from Indian Diggings, III Do
RADIO county who was in this city yesterday,
informs US Of the total destruction Of the
above place by Gre on Saturday last July
18th. The fire. which is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary, broke out
between IL and o'clock in the dining-room
of the Washington Hotel kept by Mrs
Hutchins. The flames spread with great
rapidity, and in ten minutes the entire place
was consumed Almost the entire popua-
ton had, the day before removed to the
Middle Fork of the Costumes, and conse-
quently there were but few persons to arrest
the progress Of the fire. A party whose
name is moi yet diyulged, is suspected of
committing the deed mall there were from
seven to ten houses destroyed, the principal
Of which, with the estimated losses are as
follows
G. Beniteau, store $4,000
Martin Dart store and dwelling 1000
Geo. Huiiert saloon, unoccupied 1000
John Fnqna, two unoccupied buildings 500
Mrs Hutehins, Washington Hotel 500
Jas Reynolds, Ohio Hotel 200
Leonard, Hockey &Co., butcher shop 100
SenooL ExnmuoN.-Ths evening, the
District Schools will finish their quarterly
exhibition. Ample arrangements have been
made to accommodate ali who may come We
hope to see the hall crowded.
A party left this place yesterday for Silver
Lake and Carson Valley
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

Sur FOR LIBaL.-Thc Sacramento Uaioaa.
says, we learn that the papers in two suits for
libel have been received from the Bay, and
will be handed to the Sheriff for service upon
the defendants. The cases are ueslep Is.
heddlng d Thomas, proprictors of the State
./oaraol damages laid at $40, 600, and Heslep
Is. James IL. Hardy, same cause of action,
damage laid at $4,000. 1t is strange that
Journal the character of which is so well
established for its scrapnlonsly correct state
ments, should permit an article to appear in
It's columns which subjects it to saa far
libel.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
VOLCANO,


SATURDAY MORN, JULY 10th. 1856.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

A party left this place yesterday for Silver
Lake and Carson Valley
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

The individual who had lot of hand-bils
printed at this Office, on the 18th of May,
Tor mass meeting of miners, will do well to
call on us immediately
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
VAR. Henry s. Rynnr.
Dull Times.

These two significant words are on every
bodys tongue; and the uneasy expression Of
countenance observable among all classes,
plainly indicates that at least in this instance,
what everybody says must be so.' We
speak with reference to Volcano and its vi
cinity; there may and may not be as much
complaint in other parts Of the State-we
speak only with reference to the locality
with which we are personally acquainted.
1t would be superfuous to undertake TO
tell any one in this community what is the
cause of the dull times at Yoleano-all
know that it is the want Of water. Take
an area of say four miles in all directions
from the town. and where there are say one
thousand mining claims already opened, not
more than perhaps one hundred and fifty are
supplied with water The truth is, this re-
gicn is but indiicrently supplied with water
during the rainy season; and in summer, the
supply almost totally fails. The country is
so situated that a regular supply can only be
obtained by means Of canals necessarily Of
considerable length; and although there are
several bitches that furnish apartialsupply dur
ing the winter, there are none that have been
extended far enough into the mountains to fur
nish either much or little in summer.
Take all things into consideration, and
Volcano certainly presents as good an open
ing for the safe and profitable investment of
capital as any locality in the State. Our
mines are admitted to be as good as the best,
and they possess the advantage of never hay-
ing had their cream worked out. Indeed,
for the want of water, they have only been
fairly prospected. Even now, from tunnels,
dirt is being taken out that will pay from one
bit to four or five dollars to the pan, but the
owners have not a drop Of water to wash it
with If those who have money to invest
will only come and examine for themselves,
we doubt not but that they viii be con-
WINGED
There are already number of bitches
that, if completed according TO the original
design, would furnish constant supply Of
water; but funds are wanted. Come along,
you that have money and you will find
first rate place to invest it safely, and at a
good interest
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

Coon TnE.-Last Monday, Cooyer &
Co.'S stage arrived here from Sacramento
ten minutes past two o'clock, p N. This, We
believe, is the quickest trip on record. This
stage now runs by way of Drytown, which
shortens the distance to Sacramento some
eight or ten miles.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

From THE PLNNs.-A party of emigrants
passed through this place last Monday. They
arrived at Salt Lake last fall, and found
Mormonism as practised there, very different
from what they expected They came from
the north Of England.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

FASHION SALooN.-We acknowledge the
receipt of two bottles of champagne from
this establishment, but being temperance
men, we were compelled to call in our friends
to test the quality Of the article Our stand
ing judge pronounced it good, and says he is
ready to sample" the beverage whenever
opportunity offers.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

BoARDMAN a Co, have nearly completed
their drain, and will be enabled, in week or
two, to so to washing. Their claim is a
very rich one, and offers them handsome
return for the amount of labor they have
bestowed upon their work.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

The arrival of the last steamer has fur
nlshed our village politicians with something
to talk about. On every corner knots of
individuals may be seen discussing the merits
and dement's Of the various candidates now
before the American people for the Presi-
dency and Viee Presidency, and one would
think to hear them, that the salvation of the
nation depended upon them.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

School ExnIBmoN.-Ths evening" the
District Schools will finish their quarterly
exhibition. Ample arrangements have been
made to accommodate ali who may come. We
hope to see the hall crowded.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

PREGNEIL & Co, have now reached the
pay dirt in their claim, and are averaging
about sixteen dollars per day to the hand
Their ground is about midway on AIalala
Flat, and they have done an immense amount
Of work in erecting drains Their pay Dirt
is from eight to twenty feet deep, with ground
enough to keep them employed for two
years.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19
Gardiner & KirI,
IT. M. Skidn,orc.

Are our authorized Agents in Sacramento, for
procuring advertisements, &c.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

a letter has been received from Mr.. I'ill-
more accepting unreservedIy the nomination
of the Americans. His letter. which puts
him squarely on the X. n. platform, without
any allusion to past political associations, has
offended many straight Wings, hitherto
friendly to his nomination. Amongst the
malcontents is the New York Commercial
Advertiser, which says II can no longer sup.
Volcano weekly ledger. (Volcano, Amador County, Cal.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-19

MAHALA FLAr--We visited this mining
locality few mornings since, and were much
surprised to see 50 much work going on
Several companies are engaged in putting
down blind drain, and when completed, an
immense amount of gold viii be taken out
The Flat is well supplied with water from the
South Branch of Suffer Creek.
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United states Patent once,
WAsuIxsTox, March IS, ls56

lN The pruon of n g, w. Lerb and Zactsrihh Besson
Wnyps cnuny, Indiana prayar for Of
grained W. Lesh, Dsardof, Y. Bsesun. June
isa2 f tbe r-nsrsior for
from said the 9Th
dRy of june fsb8-
Il petition
Monday, 18th al June ncE O'Clock and person.
n"h~d and show they have, why SAID
petition ought be granted.
opposing
ocs their oijrous EPeeiIy writing at least
befs the - bearing; testimony BY rher party
be usre said h.ynf transmitted iu
codanec wih The rules Of The Office, which will be furnished
hrphcatisn.
The viii be closed 9th of
svns, Other relied flied
the oncs before the morning day srrumen
anv, within days thereafter
Ordered be pub-h,d Union, nteIb
Fencer Washington, n. G Republican, Bslu
PhiiAoepha Day BOOT New yot
Ohio for thrse
previous g7tl of June next, The day or hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will copy, snd send
their the Patent Once win containing This notice
March 26--lnw3w
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AoTIGk~Notiee hereby and e
rpprsenatvcE Ob.dah Woodson, dceasod In bis
revolutionary i77s lieutenant in
the canDapv
a" the contnrntai lice, hst said oseda
died while 10 sad service on shout the fs o e
u,at spriunon virriufa rniy nnd No d7
cd IN ava onedtnh weoaon for srid
ssd Transferred - Henry
Hartley Brtue, wh~s hands the los
application made sud aarcais ohSred 90 ~ sho"i
M. vent ii isa7 heinf ss97, calling fo 22
proceedings of pleas Cnrmoni oenn
y hn IN rharrey string decrssrg tue IN raid ~rrrnnI 70
3efe WIN sssp-d the ssrr 70 Asene
appcsni 70 hsrs scrp saea ~ rV
af entitled An arf making br
provisions sascuon n Virginia land warrsn az
pr0ved Auru- ~ A. u. is5f .uu,x-uu,,,
MIR 2Q-lawe0dsys- n ASsfEiIishhW-
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Notice

To tAs holders Of bSnSs ecrffoato oT crdsS Of the df
fhs sts Of Tsza e late Tete thsc urdsT nef ef 2s
Psbvpors, 1855.
TpF.surY DrFaHTmrNT, April u, ieS6
WHEREAS the 9Th February,
w Tied "An provide of such oredto
the late republic ~ comprchendod the u Con
o SeptsmR g. et" requires tbe Secretary of The
of when uymeirs will b. made under sud
s7h February
Department. aaa duly published etng h said act Of Congsss,
the Legislature ~ rh. ofTsHas
cerAcsia
department with nssEnmsnis
siasv therein pointed ihiry days af June
eth section uFther provides
hopd, csrtfcafs svdencs d-
which thy days before the limited by said
be presented tho Treasury Department:
Notice hereby given fhe holders o. bonds ce6eaes
debt the shan
from
excludes benea Of said Ereestiy 4th
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap Is-iHw2m Secretary ~ TIE Treasury,
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FOR sale Hsaa,sa ssgs"ss @1a Tea re: Is:I.a..a
aaIies, AiAbasn@. #
ON ~ m Monday ID Apnl iAa al wlll sell Cuha~ba
VI psa county Ala, o. tbc hgarai haae i~ eas o. ntbhe
Ard saa hy likely nrsOss aisg, mo ohrs on longer time All
neaa'rd and eIPentnssa eo.oa % M, @ Ns.a , s,
- tso aanaTsd oIbeT nesrOes t
gas,i. 1aa ls' sad asi saa% eSl az ae
uGaons - me InsF fAn.aaa s,l 4 "a 70 . h. IL sL
e Hoss Place, the Crass Roads,, all % which To-
oa s"s corn ars Io as bs,5 2 S 1sSos II usSnGs
had egb from The cay q ssaa sh aSoal oat hanofea
acre attached 10 il rue dwelling honSe oalees oui-bohsrs
s1nds garden &c fsaie eouditnn 1hese planta,
ons miles below tbe eg Of monnney shout 10y
winch \ al al seasons for sanboHs Near seven hon
neludnF four o the plantations are on es ssna ana
selma located ibs depot AZ The Junction o. he MARION ran
road rnad and from which depot the cars run
regularly f the plantations, the Selma railroad
miles, sna miles 6istant one OF VII ca Is within
r1 es * city THESE plantations are in The hsees
cultivation, with good gnr, gin h"eses eouon presses
mts negro eans sbops stables aesha wells Ss @ Ta 5 m $40
sO and id ar give as mueh opened aEo
wood b. desired, and with or without the
usgraes stock plantation tools CON- prorsndrr, &e
of above plantations and negroes VIII be given TO
bsr or January neat as 'bsy may wish
MOI sold privately Psoa e @ ns % mi n. "s y bas
such advantages before presented
h hose wishing engage the cultivation Of
on eu for 10 hnd plantation in the
hae" region e sae at any pne or even 10 purchase
there large unnpruvsd tracL
in nj respects fay eguB
ION growing and know that personal investigation viii
pye p HE portion Union
ore healthy The "caDebrake" region Of Alabama
viii also privately iar cash f,be
y pproved residences la the Selma
finished large blocks 81 bick buildings
including be largest and most desahy ocasd Offices
banking hsnses, ke. &c ....
Ago srvarA very desirable unimpoved large lots,
tracts Of and IN and contiguous 10 Selma.
81 head OF hooaed borsus which the cele
od Dick, superior brood mares, yoGng
Hons sdngs co's and hes-a Of Them rum The very best
stock t# t.
Among negroes irnner good
excellent mechanics cooks and house
o further particulars address M.
esq selma; w NJ Brooks Marion, Perry county
Alabama The the pisnsHions will all des
nbis information a
usaaon Of The premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Alabama, Feb. III, 1856.
Frh l9-damf
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L,Tra rRos Mxnco.-By the arrival Of the steamer
Texas at New Orleans Vera Cruz dates TO the sh instant
hare been received The True Delta thus MP the
news:
HThe country appears 10 be In an unsettled condition
vet although the insurgents have been defeated al Pueb
Of the clergy Of that place having been the
principal fomeners Of this disturbance the government Is
sued an edct foeitng the property of the church The
edct Ia very who may conceal or as
sist the clergy conceal, the property The bsnop oi
Puea refused TO deliver the books containing the state
rocn,, and accounts Of The property OF the church
RThe Official then proceeded 70 the commander Of The
forces who accompanied him with the troops to the Eps
cons. Palace on the gates Of which they found the Bishop
had posted notice communicating any who would as-
sist In carrying the design OF The govsrnment notvth
standing which the Official proceeded TO take possession OF
the aocuments large crowd bad collected, and some
disturbance anticipated bat everything passed OF
quietly.
aPreparatous were making 10 receive Comonfort at
MEXICO on his return from Puebla
"A charter has been granted 10 Renaio, Mason, and
others TO form company for The purpose Of working
mines The charter gives the company The power 10 work
any description of mineral that may exist in the country
and the right extends the whole repnbc Foreign
holding stock 70 enjoy equal privileges with the Ae1
holders.
ave have no papers from MEXICO and those from Vera
Cruz principally filed with edicts and procamhuons
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United states Mail.

DRoFosALs carrying mails
seg1ember s56 the Sath dHy JaBs Irs
hais~iag Ioates ~ me TERRITORIES OF OREGON and
AsHlh hGTON viii bs received Contaet Once ~ the
once bspaas n iha cay of Washington unn hs stb day ~
Jaly ls56, be decided by tle BsKl day
OREGON TERRITORY.
E72s STAIRS Point hy Grand Prairie, Eugene City, -
ana hhck, week.
Leave sIAn's Point Friday al Z a
Arrive Al Eugene Cify day W D M
Leave EueGne Ciiy a o ~
Arrive al STAIRS Point KAIDs day ky .
1876 From Pou OroTd W Randolph and Coos Bay Garne
cry - miles and back, week.
l.FaVe PoI 0rfId Monday al a
Arrive d GarainiT City next "Wednesday by 3p mi
Lave GaIdlarT Cay ~ Thursday al 2 q nl
Ariye a. FoH Oxford ReE Saturday by
l3A From rcohug 10 Winchester s. miles and bnek
Leave scotsburg every "Wednesday at mi
Arrive NJ Winchester day ~
Leave Winchester every Monday ~
Arrive al se0ttsburg day by 3 pm.
WAsHINGToN TERRITORY
l274l From Pacific CIy Chenook, back,
Leave Pacific City every WedneSday al pm;
Arrive al henonk same da, by
Leave Cbenvnk Monday
Arrive al Pacific City day by II IA
Bids different schedule will be considered,
l21l2 From Vancouver seacoom back
BIDDERS distance and schedule Of arrivals
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JoHH CLARK, Iowa city, Iowa. agent
canon military in the of Iowa
opened Office Washington city. d. c.
several land Offices
stu Towh, by which prepared offer
mode by which
holders fully avail themselves OF The bounty Of the
enmeAl
The land seectsd location made,
mae ahaess of aartes, sending BY na the
following fees which accompany the
fee for selection and location, "a which add land
ohee lee, sl-S5. "
acres and ocuon, &c which add
ohoe fee s2-sa. ... --..
aess selection and location S.; which add land
Office fee, s3sll.
acres location, $40; which
ohes Rec sf-slS.
The hovs prices charged by competent agents
the local rfhce.
guaranty selections jadicionsly, upon
insncon, good land remains The die
uict the .a #-""
The and experienced
fully advised all
railroads. umbeH and settlements and
prospective
ssrcted will confident 81
IS selected Waanees for whose benefit this
agency designed hoder faii
age advance upon the face Of Their
waxnfees viii a
dnrssd tb. And otars ~ ease h the blank
menh with The full naue 81 the Locator.
Address JOHN CLARK No 42 Pennsylvania Rveue, with j.
W, Nebt n Co.
Refer delegation Congress- Hon. Charles
Mason, oommisstonsr of Patents
Feh f2-1n 3m
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Ihs @ pessaa sbsA booSS, nalsas
Ihe pa nasis 81 The E1b~crpnoa BE- aassa1S,
Distant subeIiseEs nsy aoacy By letter po1taEs
u Ahied ~i be b. oansyes ~
al
oUUNTHY PAPER pabslsbsd u5weeky during
sinns u Gong and seesiy daring
Suhscnprons period less than be received
tenu pTO40gl0G1d ise above snEasi
ay-PosTHAsTE8s 1arhe4a4ea axens ana
~ Ssnanx s4sx DAILY ssb~crses, 80
sEmI-wEEKLY sabSoibesss win sza sneioaea viii be en-
uAoa . a copy gsasl-. Fs ~
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THIS s q. CIV. notice that s,,hscrisrr has OBJ
tniued orphuns of Baltimore CRY leners is
psuonH Dnvidsop- late cf -rd
CITY, aecessnd M having csns rsnsi ne ssid eecrnat
hfTUhy warned eKhn hereot
ruhscrhrf me aay October hry
ssnen ~ said
= siyen upssr my hand thi. a.y n srrn Isss
DAVID STEWART. Frecuior
hp il-lswtw Ne. - Fsui street. Baltimore.
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mo SSH

No. 55l.l
NOTICE removal Of land oMsce from
N Bowpsvic ChafhrId, in tbs Territory o Minnesota.
IN with Of the Of Congcss entitled
iocsuon of isnd ofces,H
3D. lna5 hereby d.cssd and made known at
ocs of the public lands in the ver DIS
Tsrrery Minne~ua wM b. renewed the
ioeursn, ChHtssid, In said fro,
on and Hfsr the 3s day Of Nav .. .. -.... ..
ny hand city af Washington ts 81 day Of
April, A. ~. ieh6.
by order " The Presidenis .---. .....H
THOs. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Lasd Once,
Al 5-lawew (inlel. Star
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will he made for performed aud for each of such
omissions satisfactorily planned three times the the
deducted. arrivals schedule sufficiently
sIensd fourth OF the be deducted The
be aHnuied repeated failures violating
office FIR dob@yng departments instructions
The Postmaster General odrr Increase OF
Ht schedule
vtod the running time be dmueds also, nny The
discontinue altogether decreare
condition of his allowing months The Of
servire dispensed with.
No increased will he allowed for
supplied
stated The executed bv Let September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
PosT oFFicE DEPARTMENT March II, 1886.
Mar Ig-iaw4w
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NoriCE-Tbt Tsrss requested meet The
" business of the
he nr Monday ~ Mhy ~ ecnok Wlsrds
Busei, city. copies
subscriber
advsrsssri together deera
be
apry for Them the ofce of Msssrs Cuhh Rru
j. HAMILTON.
ApR-wrds A SausfhMay
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FAsuy xAHRxrs AT Nrw yoRx--Po'stoes ar. tolerahly
abundant and average 81 per barrel good aPpos about
ss Berpda retail at 81 % or " 20 per bon;
fresh fish becoming plentiful and are largely consumed
substitute for shaa sell for 81 70 30 cent? but
TER is plenty from "a TO % cents for Orange county
eggs have gresy declined, and eight are sold or IA
cents
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Aprd 2. lss6.
EEPAKATE PRoPOsAIs sealed eSaossed Proposals
~ Navy Cohins and Clothing AaeEiS sn he received
Ii once anu ooek me ist day u Mny nex far
furnishing ana orvenng receiving n0cl each
either al the yards Chaeson Massaehasl
Bn, New YORK. Gorpan Virginia quaanleK
uonsd
and clothing naterials and such quantities
be ordered Wy tile ehlf Of
OF The sand nAFy5hTds respectively
mensng the LIST dsy Of July nr1 ending day
Juu lr5T viz
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The Missouri river Ia rising all the way down II
nos stationary aud n good boating condition. Al Pitts
burg on the o,h instant the Ohio was rapidly rising The
upper M.sssip IL In rood stage to the bead OF packet
ns nsviraon and from the following memoranda le wiih
as by Mr. George Packard Il Is at last open TO ST Psu
f1n Isle s cror on Tuesday, April 9th Lake still
eloaea lee in the Mississippi sent out from ST Psu on
Monday night the 7h river now clear 10 ihe head Of The
ale snd from foot OF the lake down Steamer Fire
caron arrived at the head Of the lake from Point Douglas
an Tnrsasv the sth Ahsmhra arrived At the foot OF The
lake from Gsicna day River rising shore and below
the lake Lake Pepin still closed with ice from 20 10 30
ncbes thick; will open mach before The 2oh Weather
ouite pleasant when left
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ID oBEHT J. WALKER a LOUIS JANTN have formed a paris
II pehip fr the and trial Of IN The Supreme
Court nf the Unted stsies and the Court Of Gains Adfres
washington City y. Q. Jan R-eodfdf