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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT.

ktSovILLE, s. c., February 1.-The
train due here from the North at half
past fouIo'clock this afternoon did not IA.
rlve until half past seven, in consequences
OF collision between the Wilmington and
Manchester, and Camden Trains, but fort.
unate!y no one WA hurt. The Camden
engine received most damage, IA the other
engine WAS backing when struck.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LAxcAsrxR DisrRIcr.
~ .Y11aes " WcfN - e,,nn,, E,ov;vs (


dinary for sd;d Distriet
Whereas, Samuel r. H. Graham aud
Thomas M. Belk have applied to me for
Letters Of Administration on all and singu-
lar the goods and Chattles, Rights and Cred
ito OF William Graham late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adm. onish
all and singular. the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to DO and appear be-
fore me At our next Ordinary's Court for
said district, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th day Of February inst, 70
show cause. il any, why tho said sdmnistra.
zion should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
l.. =. this 4th day of February in tho
- year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty six and in the eigh.
tieth year Of American Independence.
JAMES H. WlTHERSPOON, q. l.. ID.
Feb. g, 1856 p.f t2.O0,
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1 MARVELLOUS ENEDY!
FOR A. MARVELLOUS AGE!
te@s26AaS51Sn
Bullouag's Omtment.
THE GRAND EXTER.
NAL REMEDY.

BY the mid ola microscope, we see mil
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment.
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
organ or inward part. Diseases Of the Kid
neys. disorders of the Liver, affections OF
the heart, inflammation of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means CT
fectuslly cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
of :ny thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily penetrates through any bone
or feshy part of the living body, curing IT,
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached l,y other means,
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NOTICE!

The undersigned returns his thanks to
his patrons for their liberal patronage for
years past, and M no has closed business
requests all those indebted to him BY note OF
account, to settle. the same with Mr. Il. r.
Magill, his authorized agent, as soon ns pos
sible; for he wishes to settle his own indie bt.
edness as collections are made.
HUGH GARSIDE.
Jan. 30, 1856. 49-3t
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INFLUENZA AND CATARRH

INFLUENZA AND CATARRH.
The celebrated Dr. Rodgers' Syrup Of
LvERwoRr, Tar, and CAxcuALAGuA, is
worthy the attention Of all who are afflicted
with these troublesome complaints, or any
other symptoms arising from incipiest Con-
sumption, or . weakened state Of the Throat
and Lungs.
For in sale Lancaster, by MAGILL &
HEATH, and by Druggist everywhere.
PRicr-In large bottles 81.
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AGENTS! AGENTS!

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS OFFERED.
Persons sending me their Address, l will
mail. .(post.paid) full descriptive catalogue
ofny Books, and with instructions to opcr-
ate that will enable them to make from $50
10 500 per month. The new Books for
1856 are on the list.
Address, ID. RULlSON,
No. 81 3. Third Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Or. 1851 Main Street, Cincinnati, o.
Jan. 80, Sc. Aft
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ESTATE J. CROxTON, DEc'p

All PsfsSas having dsmands Of any char.
setss o. gr.ds sesinst 5snss Croxton, de.
sssssd, ere potl6sd 70 present Ire same, on
OF before the Vt day Of April, 1855, A on
that day 'slil sstsls tks 'Estass. No d.
@saa saessQsestly Prsseatsd VIII Do pasd.
Tak notice VII hs plead IN bar 10 any ssd
eiiissvs'iSSs isviS q y ssT5s. iS;s VA 1S~,.
, ysa'y ~ 1883, <0--3 pn ~ o. %
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of the mos: scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having to cope with tho
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, gIands.
lar swellings, and tumors. Professor Hol.
loway has, BY command of the Allied Gov
ernments, dispatched to the hospitals of tho
East, large shipments Of this ointment, to be
used under the direction of the Medical Staff
in the worst cases Of wounds. It will cure
any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness or
contraction Of the joints, even of 20 years
ataDdinO
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LIKELY NEGRO GIRL
FOR SALE.

I will sell at Lancaster c. H., on Sales
day, 4th Of February, 1856, a likely negro
girl, Amanda, belonging to Elijah Horton of
Alabama. Titles unq uestionable- negro
sound and likely--and sold by me ut re-
quest Of Elijah Horton and his attorney in
fact.
Torms cash, or credit of IL few days.
J. H. WITHERSPOON.
Jany 70, 1856. 49-1t Prs fee 81
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hs. HpIIoR:- Please announce Nr. x. G..
Billings - candidate for Sheriff At the next
election, and oblige. Navy YsIxups.
M. EDfroR.-Piease announce Nr. RALEIGH
Hammond - . candidate for Tax Collector.
And oblige. II" FsrrsDs.
Nh. EpYoR-Piease announces William Rob.
srtson - candidate for Tax Collector and 0.
bligs HIS FsIxups
As. EnrroE-Pfeass announce Major John
". Nisbet ss . candidate for Tax Collector. at
tho ensuing election, and oblige,
nAnY vOYARs
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Dissolution Of Copartnershtp,
AND
MEDICAL NOTICE.

The connection Of Drs. Wylie, Strait g.
Mobley having been dissolved, all persons
indebted to this copartnership are required
to make payment without delay. The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted by Drs.
wylie, Strait g. Bluir.
DIR. w. w. Aobley having removed to
Chestervillc, leaves Dr. 5 l.. Strait, his A
gent in lancaster.
Jan. 18th, 1896. 49-4t.
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

RICHMOND, Jan. 3l.--The commercial
Convsnt'on in this city has been organized
by the appointment Of General Tilghlnan
Of Maryland, ~ President. 220 delegate,
are present. n resolution Was submitted
to the effect that notwithstanding .he
baleful opinions Of the North, the Con
vention expressed their devoted attach
ment to tho Union, and their determina-
tod to preserve il.
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tR~ tie fNdy~.
DR.. Thomas I. Dunlap.

Il always affords me pleasure to hear of
kAe suceess Of amy son Of Lancaster, and o..
P~eiaily when he has succeeded to emmi.
neacs and distinction amongst strangers.-
IL will be rreollected that DR.. Dunlap re.
moved to Marshall County, Mississippi,
ss'me eight years sioce. BY last mail I re-
coiyod FROM hisp tho Mississippisn," pub.
tished ss Jasksoa. Mississippi. by that paper
4 was grati6ed to see that he has been 70.
eurned ~ member Of the Legislature, and
10 now engaged in making laws for the
State Of his adoption. From the Journals
Sof the House, perceive that he has been
appointed the chairman ofa special commit
kss, raised upon the Governors Message re.
lating to the public health Of that Stato.-
The people Of Marshall County may be
,satis6ed with their selection of him, A. one
OF her representatives. His good sense,
quick perception. sound and disc Eliminating
judgement, and a,ency and zeal in debate
suill command respect and attention in spv
assembly of1whih hs is a member. The
author Of this has known DR.. D., from T..
r.chool.boy days of ab.kcr," and he feel.
assured the laws which he will contribute
10 make, will bs wise, wholesome aud pa.
6riotic. "Quacks" and Humbags though
may look out
sLONG GRABS"
LAacastsr c. u. 8. c., Jan'y -, 1855.
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
g. S0ofhHti0 Eumors.

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure If diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, rs this Ointment
No case Of Salt Rhrum, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofula, or Erysipelas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts Of the globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.
giving advice as to its application, and has
thus been the means Of restoring countless
numbers In henlth,
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sooxa$ae Conventton,
Ths eislzeas Of Lancaster District are re-
ossss~d 70 meet Ia the Count House ON
Sale dsy n March mex. to take iato con.
sidssssios shs psopdsty Of tho States be.
ing Fspesssatsd 10 The National Democsss,c
csaveniion which is to assemble for the
Psspsss Of nomlaasiag candidate for the
xPsseldsaey and vivs pssslissey. Aod a..
-. V theasht proper 10 appoint Delegates
10 msst with Others from other district; In
ce'ssbia on The Grss Monday iu Nay next,
sss The ps'pose ofappohsiag Delegates to
We Nssiosal Drmoesdc Csseessiap.
zJssssry sosh 1850, ..
na. Essros, 10 sssaniss ths rssponsi.
sa'sy eessssiss ssssh sLs shove cali Tor |.
.nsssssg - ~ sitissss sf sAls Disssiss h /,
sss jsssiss - ayssiG saAs Z b sllewsI 70
~ - - psaiAhs, ~ d usLIsr =,
sa't hsse ~ pzsysss sa6s. shas shs,rb,
bsps - -. M 80 8 =. - =
ssPessl ssastiessfSizs - hs,i !. -. {,
jsstts I~s sskss 80 No. Ss I =. =
q srlsss - 1ssAk c.,IIna - = -. To-
~ sssa ~ hsss - ssuusss - -
- .asw ssslsssss bsss, . ~ : -
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Gelesrapbit.
From the Charleston Courier.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF TIE BRITISH MAJ,

! HALIFAX, N. S., January 3l.-The Brit.
ish and North American Royal Mail
Steam Ship, Ara6ia, arrived at this Dor,
this evening from Liverpool, with adri .e,
from Europe to Saturday the l9lh instant,
which are highly important.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The correspondent at Vienna Of the
London Times telsgrapLed to that jour.
nal ON Wednesday the l6ti instant at 10
o'clock in the morning, that
Russia had Internationally accepted
the propositions of the Allies.
| The statement is believed to be authsn-
| tic.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Cotton Market had sd
vsneed from ] 8 i. to Ia d. per h., and
the sales had comprised during the week
$4,000 bales, Of which exporters took
5000 and specutators 0UOo bales, leaving
$4,000 bales Of all descriptions to the
trade. The stock Of cotton on hand was
$4,000 bales, including 100000 -Amrri
can.
- INK AhADiA.
HALIFAX, N. S., January sl.-Ths an.
nouncement by the London Times thut
lsussis had unconditiona'iy accepted the
Austrian proposals, has caused great sx.
citsm-ut, but government de.pstch next
day stated thx, Russia only accepted the
Austrian proposals as q basis of nego,is.
.ions. Confidence Is slightly relaxed, and
the public is less sanguins. Many think
that Russia merely accepts these propo-
sals TO prolong negotiations and to gain
time.
Previous to the announcement Of Rus
sla's acceptance Of the peace proposals,
the Vienna papers represented affair, a.
in an alarming condition. It was sisted
that the Austrian Embassy bad rscsivsd
ORDERS to aui, ST. PstsNsburgh. The facts
connected with the proposals. are that En-.
tertiary hal handed the note to Nsssel.
rode. saying that he was not authorized
to enter into discussisu, but il the note was
not accepted Internationally before the
18Th, he and the Austrian Embassy must
leave st: Petersburg. To prevent this,
Go,trhakof at Vienna, Who hsd talk
whn Count BIOL Which pro!s ed n,sm.
osandsm expressing :hs sssessi inclina.
t'on o. hass'a to negot'ate, but proposing
certain alterations. Count Buol received
the document, but ~ il did not contain
an unconditional .eesptance, Austria
could not reply withoc: . concurrence
-. ~ "o
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resolution that q plurality vote should
elect for Speaker, Was lost by . vote Of
ll5 to los. A resolution 70 elect Oliver,
Of Missouri, was lost. M. Letsher offered
a resolution that Messrs. Banks, Orr, and
Fuller, should cousnlt and report to.mor-
row the man for Speaker.
A resolution declaring Porter Speaker
was laid on the table, rs also WAS a mo
tion declaring Banks Speaker by vote
Oils to lO2. A resolution offered by
Cobb, Of Alaba,ua, appointing Ex. Cover
nor Aiken, Of South Carolina, was defeat
ed by vote or ITO to 1903. The House
then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, February l.-E1-Gov.
ernor Aiken, of South Carolina, will
probably be elected Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives tomorrow.
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IRON DUTIES REMOVED IN swE-
Den.

WAsHISGroS, Jan. 31.-Au official
decree has been received from the Swedish
Government, stating that it had removed
the import and export duties on iron.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Byyames II. W;fAevYoon, Esg, Ordinary
for said District.

for soid Dsstrief.
Whereas, 3 B Enmens, has applied to mo
for letters of ~dnlinistration on all and singu.
lsy the Goods and Chassels, Rights and Cred.
its Of James Denton, hte Of the District a.,
fovcsaid, deceased
These are, therefore, TO cite and sdi,nonish all
spd singular, the kindred snd creditors Of tho
aid decsassd. 20 be sud appear before me ss
our next OrAinary's Court ior the said Districs,
70 be holasA as Laacastss Court Hosss o~ tha
ct, Gss Of febyii1ry ncst, 10 show canse, u
any, xhy ssid adniniserasioa shosh nos be
.s~l (sivsa ssBsr my hand and sral, fAls
II. A. k1ssh dsy ef f,n, In the yesy Of our
l-~v-AlIprd, e1s SbssaAad eight handfed and
SAysix sad b ~ sosA yar q American In.
s'pe'ss' dis n. wssuxsareoS, OLD.
Jan. sosissG p.f z 90
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Both the Ointment and Pills should ba
used in the following cases:
Bunions, Sore Legs,
Burns, Sore Breasts,
Chapped hands, Sore Heads,
Chilblsins, Sore Throats,
Fistulas, Sores Of all kinds.
GOut, Sprains,
Lumbaso, Scalds,
Nercurial Eruptions, Swelled Glands,
Piles, Stiff Joints, z
Rheumatism. Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Venerable Sores,
Skin diseases Wounds of all kinds.
s.sSoLD AT THE MANUFACTURERS Of Prof.
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York
and 244, SrnAsp, London, and by all res
pectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medi-
cines throughout the United States, md the
civilized world, in Pots and Boxes, at IS cts.
62t cents. and 81 O0 each.
H There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N.B.-Dircctions for the guidance of pa
tients in every disorder are affixed to each
Pot.
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Piles and FistuIas.

These and other similar distressing COM
plants can be efectuaIly cured if the lint
ed, and by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.
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win attend a. follows, to take returns and
receive the Taxes Of IAncassos District, for the
year 1856:
Az Taxahaw, Monday. February the 2sth.
yundeybu'k HasteyEoaRd. Tuesday, sssh
John B Smsst's Wednesday, e7th.
Capt. Watkins, Wednesday, 9sth.
u Nagilfs Ssore, Friday, 9sth.
Michael Hoyton's, Ssturday. March lst.
Lancaster. Monday, March cd.
Tank, russdAy, <ih.
Jacksonhsu, Wednesday sth.
w Cureten's Bteso. Thursday, 6sh,
3 Potts' Stcre, Friday, sth.
Belair. Saturday, 5th
vill also attend At the Couyt House, during
Court week. The Books wiil Be esossd on ths
IT'D day Of April merit
j.. p wEISH, .. G. 1. y.
Feb sth. isss 80 so-ss
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STATE OF S0UTH.CAROLlNA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.

Joseph Carter, who is In the Custody Of the.
Sheriff oE I.aneas.nr district. by virtue Of writ
Of Cspias Ad Satisfscicndum, at the suit Of Jas
u. Hunter, having fled in nay Office, together
with 9 schesiule ON oath, q: his whole estate and
effects. his petition to the Common Pleas, pray.
lna shst he msy he admitted to the beneht Of
tho acts Of the General Assembly, made for the
relief Of iunoyent debtors. 1t Is ordered that
the said ]. r. Hunter, and all others the credi-
tors to whom the ssid Joseph Carter is in any.
wise indebted, be, and they are hereby sum
moucd and hsve notice 10 appear before ths
said Court, st Lancaster Court House, on tho
third Monday in March next. tn she's eaase. il
any tisey can, why the prayer Of shs pssssaen "
forcsaid ehoulA not be granted.
J. a. SrEWMAN, Clerk.
ISss Ga"ss...s s USSss S;.s' Sos N !. 1855. } a.
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~ s"o so'ss@"'y " Nssodvob Soo csSh
war will Be the consequence. Better far,
would II be 10 secsds at once.
Another reason that strikes me why South
Carolina should Be represented 10 Convsu-
tions to nominate candidases for the Prssi.
dsacy and Vice Presidency is this no can
didate 10 ever run BY the Democratic party
but the regular nominee Of the convention;
and South Carolina always votes for that
nominee; OF eIse throws her votes Away
Il is important then that she should BE- rep
resented. The nanass Of numbes Of men
are submitted 10 the conventions, and
among that number there will always be
one man preferable 70 ell the rest. Then II
that soulass must be shs easdsdass Of Tie
party With which the Stats asss, 10 follows
- matter Of course sae ought to b. repre-
scented, and Struggle hssd 10 obtain The
somlsssion Of hat man who 10 most 10 b
preferred. u b her inssssst--it IL her dsty
10 do -; and - losg - asconvensioaa DO meet
aod nominate esadidasss for ihs DsmossAi,s
parry. the ssgusnsns eaat - sontsovertsd.
Bas Ne nsst lupovssat asgsssasat 70 ,Ss
sas aissady ha.uIy gisAssd a. ia VII .shss
= ssasssss Now sisad, - ssw plssfbm fss
sks party slsesH y I'D. ia Which The
ssssIslss sevU1 sapsssn~ss q 6s asuss
slesA - hesGvssaas -ssshs sus dgbss .
. slswgy, . Psrt efshs essed % shs Demo.
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n. R-Ths new postage Isw rcqpiring
prepayment sf Istssvs. and my corrspoa-
dsoec bsaag sztensivs. sppllsssts. 10 ensure
sepl5v. must ensloss postage.
- Moaey ,sasss 90 cent at nv rist
~isso sseasssssA by shs Post Ascsss.
SasGa1y % t6 <o-6m.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Liverpool Cotton Market had sd
vanced from 8 i. to 4 d. per h., and
the sales had comprised during the week
$4,000 bslss, Of which exporters took
5000 and spscutaton 0UOo bales, leaving
$4,000 bales Of all description. to the
trade. The stock Of cotton on hand WAS
$4,000 bales, including 100000 Ameri
can.
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Chsrnw, 8 c. Jan'y 10, 1856. [47 IF
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-08
STATE RETURNS |!

The returns are complete from some of the
counties, but enough is known to determine
that the State has gone tremendously Dem
ocratic. We condense into as small space
as possible such returns as have been received
thus far
AMADoR-About 800 majority for Buchanan, with
handsome maorties for all other Democratic candi-
dates. Last year. X. n. maj. 3l6.
SAcRAMEsTo-Buchanan' 5 maj so; Democratic
Senator and one Dem. Assemblyman.
Ell DoRADo-About 1000 maj. for Buchanan, and
two Senators and eight Assemblymeu elected.
SHAsrA.--As far as heard from, minority OF about
600 indicated for Buchanan.
CONTRA CosrA.- Buchanan's majority about 200.
SAN FRANclsco.-Buchanan $500 over Fillmore,
800 over Fremont.
Yuba, Butte, Plumas, Sierra, Calaveras, Tuolum-
ne, Mariposa, San Joaquin and all the other great
counties, have gone Democratic by tremendous
majorities 1t is unnecessary to particularze fur
ther until the exact returns come in. The victory
is the greatest recorded in the annals of political
warfare,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-08
SIperiff's sale,

DI virtue of two executions to me directed I.
Dsued out of the Justices Court Of George l.
Gale, Justice of the Peace in and for Tow1.ln
No. Three, county of Amador and State Of Calito-
mia, one upon judgment rendered therein on the
lst of August, A. ID. 1886, in favor of Robert Les.
lie and against J. G.. Fordyce. for the sum Of one
hundred and eighty dollars and ffty-six cents
debt and thirty-two dollars and forty cents cost Of
suit, and the other upon a Judgment RENDERED
therein on the LIST day Of August. 4. D. 1856 IN
favor of Charles o. Packard and against J. g F5r.
dyce, for the sum Of one hundred and ninety dollar.
and ninety-seven cents debt, and thrty-two dollar,
and forty cents costs of sut-there remaining due
on the said Judgment of Robert Leslie ffty-hye Dol.
lars and sixty-eight cents together with additional
and accrGing cots, and ON the said judgment o.
Charles @. Packard sixty-eight dollars and twenty.
nine cents togeteer with additional and accrung
costs-I have levied upon and and seized 4 certain
parcel ofland situated in the town Of OcanO In the
couniyof Amador and said State on the east side Of
Maine street in said town. adjoining the north the
house and lot known as John Henry house and ot
and on the south side by the Lime Kiln. fronting
twenty-five feet more or less on Main street, to
gether with the improvements thereon.
Notice is hereby given that / win sell all ih
right, title and interest Of j. G. Fordyce Of in and
to the above described property, on MONDAY
the oath day of November. A. n. lS56. between tht
hours of ii O'Clock A. ". and o'clock r. N. of said
day
Sale TO take place in front of the premises 70 sat
isfy said execution and costs.
GEO. DURHAM. Sheriff
of Amador CO, Cal.
BY A. |. IIouGHrLNG,
Deputy Sheriff
nov | rprs fee sI61 2-yw
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-08
Precinct of Volcano.

Mr.. Z. G. Lothrop, who was one Of the
clerks, has kindly furnished MS with the fol-
lowing complete abstract of the votes cast in
Volcano precinct, Nov 4th, 1856. 1t was
carefully copied from the documents, and may
be relied upon as correct. Democrats are
marked with star, (*) and X. Ms. with a
dagger (t) The whole vote for President
is 949:
President. Buchanan 425, Fillmore 37s
and Fremont lac.
Congress. Scott 405, *McKibben 401,
Whitman 375, +Dibble 3s2, Rankin Ice,
Turner l56. =
Clerk of Supreme Court Fairfax AIS,
+Skinker $50, Cole $50.
State Sup't of Pub Instruction *Moul-
der 4ls, Flames 3s2, Burlington l4s
State Senator - Norman 42l, tEllas 31S
and Holbrook l49.
Assemblymen.-*Seawell 3s4, *Livermorc
4l3, tBicknel All, Beck 1881, Mason l63,
Frink l43
County Clerk Hatch 4Os, baldwin
4l2, Tackaberry 13O
sheriff-*Paugh AL, tDurham 3s3, Tib-
bets 1874
District Att'y.-*Axtell 41O, tGear $50,
Curtis las.
Assessor - Eichelberger 433 fCaswell
373, Reynolds 1873.
Treasurer. Evans 493, tKendal 373
Burt l40.
Pub Administrator King 42l, tPerry
$780, Harding l43.
Surveyor rs Masterson 422, and tStewart
$685. (No Republican candidate)
Coroner Kibbic 420, Newton 3Sl,
Pitt l43.
Sup't Common Schools. Mcintyre 422,
fHoyt 3sl, Peters l43
Supervisor, I'd District Kingsley 391,
fHartram 3S7, Aram 1873.
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION
For, l57; against, ..
1t will be seen that in the precinct of Vol
cano, Buchanan has majority Of Al over
Fillmore. Last year Gov johnson had a
majority Of ITS over Bigler.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
The Justices elected in this Township No
Three, are A. NJ Ballard and Geo Munck-
ton-the former n Democrat, the latter a
X. n. There were no nominations-all the
candidates running independent. In Volcano
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-08

IONE CITY, CALIFOR.NIi.
UNIiE proprietnrs would announce to their friends
l. and public thatthey have left the IRESA lorsE
formerly kept by them and moved into the new
building, the VERANDA HOTEL situated one
square above the former location.
The Veranda is fully furnished, and furnished
with single rooms for gentlemen, and rooms and
parlors for families and parties
Every attention that will conduce TO comfort aaa
convenience, will be extended TO guests.
Connected with the house is a large and commo'
dous stable, having every necessary convenience
for the proper care Of horses.
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