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fENhere seems to have been u great dotcpfqH in Dry
u Goods at some Of ourncighbors since the issue Of
our last bulletin. We hope the " glorious institu.
ton wont tumble clear down if it does we shall
shoulder our Rifles and start for Kansas but we
will defend it till the last brick falls, and would
announce to the Public that we ARE now daily
receiving supplies OF ammunition-among the latest
arrivals we will mention a few.
Viz A " Job lot Of heavy English Hose
Misses sizes, price 81 cts
A small lot Black Lace ! mits " g. "
gloves " ~ "
Z" " " Linen Towels " : "
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Vermont d Canada Railroad,

, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
E ... Northern, Western, British and u. $.
Esh-ee: Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
NAIL TRAIN connects at v indsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston. and
Springfield same day and from New York the day
previous at 400 =. VI. Leaves Windsor at l.35.
connects ~ burlington with Steamers on Lake Cham
plain for sara ora, at Bouse's Point with trains for
Montreal hctP. NJ, and next morning with
tfaln that arrives atOgdensbuTgh in time to connect
Win the steamers Of the American and Great West
ern Railroad Express Line for Niagara Falls, Bufa.
10, Hamilton, Chicago, and the West.
Accommodation Train connects at Windsor and
Nnlte River junction vita trains that leave Bos-
ton at 1900 noon and Jew York at 500 AN same
mornins, stops over night at Northfeld, Leaves al
$50 A. ~, connects at Burlington with Lake ham
plain steamer and Rutland Road, and at Rouse's
Point "ltl trains for Montreal and Ogdonsburrb
arriving m time 10 take the American line Of Steam
ooala Tor the Ncst, same evening.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with a
tram from pgieusburgh night before and from
Malone aud Montreal the same morning, at White
hyer junction with trains for st. Johnsbury, and
tho White and Franconia Mountains same day, also
with Northern n. Ii. Road for Boston, Lowell &C..
afri'ingHi those places as early as by any other
route, also, connects at Windsor with trains for
below Fails, Htchburgh, springfield, and arrive
IN -'ew YORK same evening, and at Burlington with
steamers on Lake Chnmplain. Leave Ruuses Point
''AO AN, II. Adams SAB A. NJ, Burlington g.I5
A. ~ ""ntpelier HOO An
Acc innovation train connects et Rorsos Paint
with train from Ogdensburgh and Montreal. stnns
over night at White River Junction or Windsor
ana connects with trains arriving in Boston nj
LOO ,, 81. and at New York at 400 p. N.
% Tickets for Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
west for sale at the principal stations.
h. S~HERBURNE, Supt.
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q. Il. BENEDICT,
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE STATE OF NEW o
Oficc, Free Press Rooms, Burlington, Vt.
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This cor'idc that | have a|l,u.ci with Nr..l..
Baker, Illdcn & Co., ot Boston. 'o uuhll p the Mar
of 'hittcnden County, which Ia h.,u ad,erti.ed in
my name.
VT tt {. SMITH 4 G .
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VARIETY -PENCGL ~rHhBPENEN, SNUFF.
' BoEc-, Jet, Coral, and Mohair Bracelets. In
dla Rubber Pen holder and Pencil Cases, Hover
Nases, hoquct Holders rrciet Rings, Vest Buttcn
Ring tne Violin an! Guitar string Toilet and
Pocket Mirrors, BRUSHES ard Comb. with Mir
rors, Bone Ivory, PAPER MacAe and other Fans, Mt
the Old stand Church Street.
iel3 diff J. I. B~RINSMAID.
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] mes Rice,

MO ~ CNs 1 ul
An kinds Of brass instruments furnished at tho
low rst city prices. All instruments sold by mo are
of my own selection and warranted perfect.
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The Glorious Fourth,

FAST PPEOACHING. AND
All mankind will of course turn out To see
VIII Try to appear to the best advantage
lheh Loi - has lust received a Yer. large stock
OF the most beautiful and fashionable goods over
the
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of subscription for Dali, Free Pre-,


~ No subscription stopped until all arresrsses
are paid, eNccpt at the option OF the publisher, OF
unless by positive orders
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IniOn HnnSp-

hpP0SITE UNION RAILROAD DEPOT
W The subscriber hogs to announce to the public
that he has associated with him in business, Il. /.
STILES, and that the well known UNION HOUSE
will be continued by J. W. S1rARSs & Co
RespotfuHy !. ". STEABNS.
TNltS Hotel is entirely NEW. having been open
! to the public only about eighteen month aud
the assurance Of iayor it has received from the
Travelling public have induced the lcssccs t. mako
many modern Improvement, among which, a large
SALOON, Is by 80 feet, has boon added to tho
House. The House Is fitted up and furnished with.
out regard 10 cNrcnsc, making 1T 1lutl t., any
House out Of New.lork.
1t is situated on Albany-strcct. opposite tho
Union Il. Il. Depot, and less than forty rods from
the steam Boat I~aupiug. lortcrs always in at
tendance on the arrival of the Cars am Eoats.
JAMES W. SrEARNe & Co., P1oprictors.
Troy, March lc16 diwtl
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THEY CHEAP and wILLNorsTAY LONG.

We would also call attention to u
z U1TFUL IINEpP PLAIN BERAGES Csc
Black and Fancy silks, the best assortment We have
ever had. Bora 2" Robes, and Printed BRACES,
Lawns, Jaconet3 and White Goods, Challis, Cling
hams and Prints. Mautillas aud Shawls in great
variety, also Mantillas manufactured to order Of
any Pattern, in tho best manner. staple and House
Furnishing Goods Awful Cheap. Embroidcries and
Trimming at astonishing Prices.
my 3lddwtf BEE HIVE.
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Rutland x burlington Railroad,

-.=---@, tMMfE ARANGEMENT-ON AND
ter May %, 1896, Train, will run a
'rlrg .N.Es-
I.,vc Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
~ Io.lJ a. N. and 1.i1 p. n.
Ioa,o Bellows Tails for Rutland and Burlington
NJ II o., and Bib ?. NJ.
lc'ye Hu'laud Tor burlington at 600 AN. AMI
Z.'p, ,. N.
Iuyo lo',uI for BELOW. Fails at 600 A. NJ
.'t BIO d.. ".
h. Tic '-riulet'iu: fellows Falls at o.l5 PM.
l.... Boston ~ I pD z. VI. instead Of LOO A. NJ.
n heretofore.
A. tgrInt 81 "a. trains connect with steamers on the
7 bake. and Trains o! the Vt Central road; at Rutland,
VITA trains 'r Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
springs, -cucuoctad,, and the Wcst-at Bellows
/ Ial- vita trains Of the Cheshire Road for Fitchhurg,
No,ce.'er, lowell and Bo'ton-Vcrmont Valley
hoa1, Cos Nrl''lcboro, springfield, Hartford, New
I Haven AMI New Iork-aud with sullivan Road, for
Wlpc,or, White River Junction, and White Noun
tain-.
~ Zld6wtf L. A. CHAPLIN. Supt.
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A FEW BRLS. SUPER EXTRA FLOUR, and
4 y several Brls. and Tubs Of Lard, Of prime quaI.
ity, this doy received AMI for sllo 6y
January 9th, 1886. ar
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CURED BY MEp1oo CHEMICAL ACTION -
HuMoRs,
CANKER,
BtLLtOUsNEss,
C~OST1VENEsS
LASStTtpE
GENERAL DEBILITY.
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
HEADACHE,
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
IL L AI-NnINE
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
State of California, County of AmadOr

W. Henry Jones, Pltf
James D. Brselton and
Joseph W.Dodge, ,Defts
In District Court fifth Judicial Distriei in and
for said County.
DY virtue of decree Of foreclosure of mortgass
ID and order of sale. made and entered agalhs
the above mentioned James d. Braselton and Jossp
W. Dodge in the District Court of the fifth Judic.I
District in, and for the county of Amador and sAs
above mentioned on the goth day of February j.
d. 1856 and of an execution issued out of and lnda
the seal of said court thereon on the 4th of Mafc
A. ID. 1856 and to me directed, | have seized ana
levied upon and will sell at public auction 70 u.
highest bidder for cash. at the door of the Coun
House in the town of Jackson,i in the county Of A9
dor and State above mentioned, on Monday the ~ ~
day OF April A. ID. 1856, at O'Clock Z. NJ. OF ~
day, all the right, title and interest of the apoe
named James d. Braselton and Joseph W. DOigs
OF, In and TO the following described properly y
vii; that certain piece or parcel Of land OF - -
property, situated. lying and being In the coun9
OF Amador and State of California, and sllua,s
in Volcano valley, of the county aforesaid, aud
ginning at the point Of large rock on the sOa's ~,
side OF the valley and ON the north side Of ~
mountain, and running thence east along the ~,
OF the ridge and along the line Of land occuP.,SS
by Samuel Erect, to a large pine; thence hVl'l
across Sutter Greek and along the line OF lana
cupied by Messrs. Hartram 4 Wagstaff to a hit
pine; thence west along the north side OF tbe ",
ley and the foot Of the mountain. TO point N y.
centre Of the channel of Board Gulch at its nous
thence south across Sutter Creek to the place Oh \, y
ginning containing seventy acres, more or less -
same having been heretofore known as the piVP.
ty of James Braselton and Joseph w. Dodge
gither with the improvements, dwelling houT anu
out-houses and buildings thereon and all the y
purtenances thereurto appurtaining and beloHs
ing.
GEORGE DURHAM,
Sheriff of Amador county, Cal
BY }. A. PERRIN. Under Sherln'
Dated at jackson 18th day Of March. 1855
mar lj fprsfpcx2Ol 9lH
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15

zs-- DR.. l.. J. CzArKAY, OF San Francisco t.
ing confident of success. from his extensive sis,
tifc requirements and long experience, Is wnirs,,
guarantee cure in all cases of private and cbroa.
disease. This is the proper plan upon Nhcba pIr
sician should practice, as it at once DESTROYS n
chances of imposition, and requires the paen, ~
pay for no benefit he does not receive. Besldeni,
the DR. has offered free consultation, by lette, ~
otherwise and the patient is at liberty. after an AZ,
PLANTATION of his disease to secure the Dr. seryle.
or otherwise, as may seem to him best
Now, we regard these things as charactersl, d,
liberal minded man, and one who has that conf.
denco in himself which his heretofore successful
practice has given. We are pleased to bear tes.
mony to his qualities as physician aud gentlena1
if such testimony were needed, and would recon.
mend him to the iniirm as a man in whom they NAV
place the utmost confidence. The Doctors room,
are Nos. 8 and 4, Armory Hall, corner Of Sacr.
mento and Montgomery streets, San Francsco
dec 10 s-3n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15

and assigns. Very true and very proper
Mr.. G. then takes it upon himself to assume
that we are not willing to put the people Of
jackson upon the same equality" Where he
obtained this morscl of information we are al
loss to determine. If the court house with
hen-coop in the basement) at jackson is moi
decided to the county'so that it reverts to the
donors in the event Of removal of the coun-
ty seat, why did not Mr.. Crandall insert in
the bill an amendment making provisions for
such reyers;on? No one would have objected
for one moment to this and it would have
placed the people Of Volcano and the people
of Jackson upon the same equality" BY all
means allow the public buildings at Jackson
to "revert to the donors, their heirs and as
signs;o after removal the comfy would not
want them, and it would be nothiag more than
justice that those who constructed them should
have their use and benefit.
But let us see how Mr. Crandall looks upon
this matter of Equality" That which is, in
his view, equality for Volcano, is not equality
for jackson Volcano must be satisfied to
take back the public buildings, in the event
of removal thereafter;" but the County
the tax-payers-must pay jackson CASH for
her rickety concerns. Pay some ten thousand
dollars for property that would be totally
useless TO the County; The idea is prepos-
ferrous
Why did not Mr.. Craudal Che appears
warmely attatched to "equality,") insert fur
ther amendments to the effect that the Board
of Supervisors should make donations to the
other towns of the County-Sutter Creek,
Fiddetown, Rancheria, Drytown, and so
forth? Such proceeding would have been
quite as reasonable, and about as just to the
taxpayers of the County.
Our readers can judge Of the Senate a.
mendmtnts for themselves On their face is
the evidence of petty Juggling. The people
of Amador will hold the proper parties ro-
sponsible.
The "Whiskey" portion of Mr.. Crandall's
letter is unworthy of notice.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
Constable Sale.

DI virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
ID from the Court of Geo. l.. Gale, u Justice Of The
Peace in and for Township No: 3, County of Ana.
dor and State of California. upon Judgement rgl'
dered therein on the 25th day Of February, A. D.
1856, in favor of G. B. Woodruff aud against Ste
phen Worley, for the sum Of forty-three doIsn
and ninety-two cents debt, and eighteen dollars
costs Of suit, together with accruing costs, baga
levied upon the one undivided third Of q certain
ditch leading from the North Fork of Sutter Greek
to Indian Gulch, together, with all reservoirs on
the same. The above ditch being the same prop
erty attached by me, on the 2lst day of February
A. ID. 1856, by virtue of an attachment issued 10
the case. Notice is hereby given, That will ell
all the right, little, and interest of STEPHEN
Worley, of, in and to the above described property
on the 4th day of April, A. d. 1856, between
the hours Of Ii A. NJ, and r. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front of Justice Gales Office
Volcano to satisfy said execution and costs
l.. S. SCOTT,
Constable Township No j.
Volcano, March 18th, 1916. [prfeessl 2l-St
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
A Bright Streak Of Graritnaia,

The following letter appeared some rnnr,,
in the San Francisco Citizen, without tho t'. sfc
of Dr. Young. we copy II as a conrl;Y0s sleta
tribute to one OF the most skillful nbv5f;a, as1
ever made this state his residence, as Il was Ia
unsolicited and made public without the b. en!ls1
of any one except the writer, 1t speaks ronN Vs
1t should be cut ont and pinned up for ref"
any one who should be so unfortunately si, ruce o
To NY AFFLICTED FELLow-MES-Bein r,'Ss' ~ 'ed;~
leave the State of California for my bomss so49l M e
gan, l wish before leaving to recomend "a u Acs
notice that great benefactor, Dr. j. c. YorsS You
was on the very brink of the grave when bo. bG |
cd forth his hand and saved me from da"n nsfelcs
several years had been troubled with a, So,. tN
tion of diseases, brought on by bad habi,'O Ouple
pollution In my youth. and vicious actions !. et
more mature life, aggravated by exposr0 y "a a'
mines which had so weakened my syster, % "a u.
dermined my constitution, that have ona aua u
templated suicide. Borne down by racb0,a co..
in my body, dizziness in my head. sore 's eyas pam
and misery in my back and hips, wearines, paa
legs, evil forebodings. together with a coae ~
melancholy, was ashamed to look nv psiaha ii'ila
in the face, and considered my best frien1''s
my worst enimes; my dreams were frigl,s, " b
at times strange phantasies took possession y, a
mind. ! was fast hurryng TO insanity. Tho, " u M
of living deaths. In this state, q friend ana "O'a
ner in the mining business, approached ma y pl'
subject and advised me to go TO the Raw .ss ss 'N
DIR. Young; | did so, and thank God for Il '1 y S'
Young examined my case, and told me no ~. ".
cure me. Shortly after ] commenced tat;rrvii Vvil
medicine my troubles began to decreas. and in 4! as
months was perfectly we'll Take nv advs. '-lys .E
you that are afflicted, and call upon him fo' W
will cure you he hascured several of nv aco1.l u
ances, after they had become discouraged nv hi.
deceived by the humbugs of the day. both by sais
can and foreign vagabonds. Ny heart ies,a
ward him with gratitude for his benefits ia os -, y
my friends. ClIAS. L. MANR0TF ny
Mar 18th. SO. 9ts
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15

PoIIcE-V olcano should have a station
house, or lookup 1t is not pleasant to see
ladies, returning from church on Sabbath
evenings, compelled to leave the sidewalk
and take to the middle of the street, because
the former is completely blockaded by a
crowd listening to the vulgar and vile i'm
precautions of some poor wretch who lies
PROSTATE under the influence of Intoxicating
drink. The officers cannot be expected to
take into their charge and keep until the
next day every rowdy who gets drunk and
disgraces himself and the community. Officers
are not elected for any such purpose. Give
them lookup in which to confine such "cat
tle,' and they will be taken charge of. This
is the largest town in the State without some
special police regulations.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
ID. CRANDALL.

eEHATF AMENDMENT TO ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 90,
An Act to provide for submitting the loca-
ton of the seat Of justice of Amador CO.
TO the qualified electors of said county.
Sec TO- If any place in the county of
Amador, other than the town of jackson,
SHALL at said election receive a majority of
all the votes cast for county seat; the county
seat Of Amador county shall not be removed
from the town Of Jackson until the Board of
Supervisors Of said county, shall have set
apart from the general fund.- of said county,
the sum actually paid to the county by sub
scription for erecting public buildings, when
the seat of justice was located at said town
of Jackson, payable to the order of Leon
Sompeyrac, for the use and benefit of the
subscribers, according to the amount of their
several subscriptions, and the Board of Su-
pervisors of said Amador county shall cause
the sum set apart pursuant to the provis-
ions of this section, to be paid to the said
Sompeyrac, as soon as the Board of Super
visors shall have declared such removal
SEC. III. Before said Leon Sompevrac
shall enter upon the discharge of the duties
prescribed in the foregoing section, he shall
execute bond, with at least two snreties, to
the county of Amador in the sum of ten
thousand dollars for the faithful performance
Of said duties.
II is to be regretted that we have been un-
able to procure a copy of the bill as passedin
Assembly, in order that we might exhibit still
more distinctly the manner in which it has
been "mutilated and clogged." Its material
provisions, however, have been pretty fully and
fairly presented in previous numbers of the
Ledger, and are doubtless remembered by our
readers.
Mr. Crandall hashad his say; and il is our
intention to let it go for what it is worth con-
ceiving that it presents no new feature as to
the condition of the bill, nor anything that will
be likely to blind the people of Amador coun-
ty as to the true intent and meaning of the
Senate amendmentS-to wit, the virtual defeat
OF the main object of the bill We shall
refer to one or two little matters, and have
done with the subject for the present
MIR. Crandall says the assembly bill pro-
vides that in the event Of the county seat be-
ing iocatedat Volcano, her citizens shall erect
and deed to the county suitable county build
ings; but that if the seat of justice shall
s-rh he removed from Volcano, the prop
10 the donors, their her'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
Constable's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed issl7
Dout of the Justices Court of n. Klein Ja,,ia
in and for Township No. 3, county Of Amador IA.
State of California, upon judgment renlcra
therein on the lth day Of March, A. d. 1855, %
favor of J. NJ b. Wetherwax +. NJ. M'Coy and JOS
Pullen, copartners under the name of j. NJ l.
Wetherwax Il CO., and against James s. Rove,
A. Fowler, John Williams, H. c. Hankerson
Greely j. Il. Matthews and f. Chesterfield, lor tA.
sum OF two hundred dollars, debt, and twenty9ls
dollars and twenty cents, costs Of suit, together
with accruing costs, | have levied upon certain
Tunnel Claim situated on the north side of Russell
Hill, and owned by the defendants and known as
the "American Union Tunnel" Notice is hereby
given that will sell oil the right title and intee.
of the above named defendants of, in and 10 ih.
above described property on the lst day of Apr..
1856, between the hours Of IL o'clock, A. NJ. and
O'Clock, F. NJ, on said day. Sale to take place ID
front OF the Tunnel, to satisfy said execution and
costs
JOHN II. DENNIS,
Constable Township Nos
Dated Volcano, March 10, 1856 2l-a
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
Medical Diplomas.

DR.. Oxley, Assemblyman from Tuolumne,
has introduced bill regulating the practice
Of medicine and surgery. Its provisions are
of rather novel and extraordinary charac-
ter. Should it become law, it would be a
matter of interest to the people generally,
and to physicians in particular. Very many
flights of the medical profession" would be
compelled to hang their harps (or saddle
bags on a willow tree"
The bill provides for the appointment by
the Governor of ten physicians as a Estate
Board of Medical Examiners" stipulating
their duties, powers, manner Of receiving
their pay, &C., &c. The object of the bill i.
most clearly defined in the l?ttn section which
reads as follows;
"After the LIST day of July, 1856, no person
shall be eligible to appointment or election as
member Of the Board of Medical Exam
iners, or as a Physician, Surgeon, or Ac.
coucher in any Hospital, Asylum, or other
public institution, under the control of this
State, or Of any County or City within this
State, nor shall he be recognized as Physi-
clan, Surgeon, or Accoucher, by any Coroner,
or in any Court of Justice nor shall he be
entitled TO collect, by law, any bills for SER
vices as Physician, Surgeon, or Accoucheur,
rendered after the first day of July, 1856,
unless he shall have received Diploma from
the State Board of Medical Examiners, or
unless he shall have received certificate of
his appointment as one of the first Board of
Medical Examiners, which certificate shall,
in all cases, be deemed equivalent in law to a
Diploma granted by said Board
The bill will hardly become a law-not, at
least, until it shall have been thoroughly can
vassed.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15

THE u. S. Land Commission for California
expired by limitation on Monday last. The
Herald says that during the session of this
Commission no less than eight hundred and
thirteen claims have been finally adjudcated
many of them involving immense interests,
intricate and controverted points of law, and
more antagonistic influences than have ever
yet been brought to bear upon similar adjudi-
cations.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15

South CAROLINA TO BE REPRESENTED IN
THE CINCINNATI CoNvENToN--lt is stated
that about fifty members of the late Legisla-
ture of South Carolina have signed a call
recommending that Democratic State Con-
vention be held at Columbia on the first
Monday of May, to appoint delegates to the
National Convention at Cincinnati to NOM
mate Presidential candidate 1t is not
often that South Carolina participates in the
Democratic Presidential Conventions. They
allege as reason for their present movement
the Importance of efiecting the choice of Pres
dent by the electoral colleges, and thereby
keeping it out of the present House of Rep
,esentatives.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-15
Phoenix Works.
LnuN,A KITrREnGE- /

JOIiN'A KITTREDGE, Proprietor
\ MANUFACTURE of Fire-proof Doors, Sau.
lNI tiers, Vaults. &c, &c, Battery, near Pscik
streets, SAN FRANCISCO.
n. B. Orders from the country attended to promt.
ly. A large assortment Of second hand doors ali
shutters constantly on hand and for sale al ven
low prices.
mar Is 9l-M