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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-30
Stopfs
stores, StOceS,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
ID THE ANSWER ~ STOy 4

stores, STORES,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER ~ STOVES!
A LIHOUGH we cannot keep on hand some 1000
IAor 30p stoves, as some Of our heighbor, the rca-
sons are we sell so cheap and good an article Of
Stoves that il becomes difficult IN supply the de.
masd ,buta new supply Of freight have arrive i
and been placed on our road, and have pleted
our arrangements az to be able now TO supply h
demands ofall, be the same MORE or LESS
So after looking around among all the CON Z
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, 70 purpose.
come to
Twitchell & Gillett's,
The only Stove Emporium In the west, and buy a
store as is store. in our prices, for eaeapne.s
we defy all petiton--eyery article carraHted
md il not satisfactory, we refund the money Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax,
Black Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Parlor ONCE and Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand AT all times, Roof
ing, Jobbng, &c. done to order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Ey,h a
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AV RLY HOU S T. =,

On Nam near Tth street,
4 how open !or pcfmaheHt and transient @'st @'i p
| Those Hh0 wish quiet aud pleasant h"'"ot si'
fr l0uy orr sh0Tt soourn ia davenport esu ID al ~
aE The " tyerIy House The iAbiesw... q ctuft-tiul
whit d Gteacies tue season; the room, #t# f-
. ual tie beds reW and soft. Tue NaNeHF ft srE-#1
l uu a.t,I west of besgo, npo'ut ai bgtat5 o. /"
t4lu.,. ne 4-4ul h.u-rt good MTuturp Hn5 e"'~ h-
tic, rISwIyI -. NJ. ADAMS, PropfIe-tE.
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HIJRT,EY,s SARSAPARILLA.

THIS inva Iuabie compound SO fully appreciate
i by tho meric4n people, is gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established rs the
best and most effective medicine of the day. Cert it,
Gates are daily pouring in from all parts the states
and the afflicted now rejoice there is help when e.
cry other remedy proves ineneetual Diseases which
Tor wears proved a source of misery, and agonizing
rrture have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
influence, and countless families rendered happy and
the pure and genu Sarsaparilla, (that which is
. Hsrent, and superior to Bulls or amy other com
D ld as one thing is capable OF being 10 another,
ihen take Hu rleys, for out OF thousands of cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri aud Kentucky, 1t has never In i
single irs lance been known 10 tall aud viii cure De-
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STOVES Ar WOLESAiE
The Largest Stove Store
-, <Ha ~eat...


WE shall receive on the opening o. CATION tbs
w largest stock Of STOVES And TIMERS
STOCK ever brought 20 the state OF Iowa. Among
the numerous articles which shall keep constant
ly on hand furifnners are Tin Plate Sheet iron
Boiler from No. II to .. CAarcOai DO, Russia do
imitation Russia de- Igire. timed CapPsr's. bra
isr's do. Block tin, Lead Copper B0tt0ms- Iettgt
do, Iron RiretS all sizes. taRed do. all kiRds 0f
pres sed care, JapanHed d., Tuners T0otS and
all persons favoring us with an order that
will sell them good. in line low they DC
bought in Chicago ST. Louis, and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore in this
place, and on terms 10 sHt.
Please give US a call and learn our prices, aut
then we think y0n will spend nolIer time nor mon
ey hereafter in buying al the Two places above
samed.
n. b. In a few Gays We shall raet i've an assoTt
M nj Of the above named goods by Railroad, sufn-
cent to supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rel. upon being supplied
al all times with Tnware aud on favorable Terms a.
Wholesafe prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &C., taken in ex-
change for goods.
No, Burrows Block, Frontstreet
MchIo-dAwtI WIekERsHAM Il HICKS.
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DINING SALOON.

SI'lE subscriber, obliged for the hattering patron
age he has received, informs his friends ana the
public, That he is still prepared 10 accommodate
the IA ut his Dining Saloon in The basement oi DsV-
enporl's new block, corner of Second and Main
day at i2Is o ciock. Meals served up at all hours.
Ice. Cream, Soda and Mineral Waters.
STRA WBERRlES received every day during the
.,,.,u JOHN ATkIN.
June iid-f
xxru,,p LE.l, IlN,LEp OIL, PUTTY, WHINING, &c., Tor
" ,tIe by ALS0RD VAN PATTEN.
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NOTICE.

,pts IS to certify that the copartnershp heretofore
! existing between the undersigned under the
ia me and style OF Shoup 4 Bsrksiow Is This day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
All the demands ouistandingin fav"r VI said drm
will be collected bv said Shoup.
B. F, SHoUP.
A,V. BARkALOW.
Ts The Forwarding and Commission business
viii he realter be continued by h. shoup& TO,
nj The same stand,
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TN p. CARPBELL,

COUNTY Gt1RNI1hoR,
hESr ENtEr.s rs1i south West Brady ana Lo-
r-s-t 4.. U.grr 4H hr Court ii"uHe- az orders
,,, ID ,ftanaa4J4. Aug. TAN 'j5 d-wtt
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Dyspepsia, or !ndi8estion,
scrofuls, Kings Evil,
Affsctions of the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, Aaoituai Costlveness,
Frysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Piles,
Female Irregularities, Fistula,
skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and greatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating the en- tire system.
The medicine, though prepared nj great expense
yetthe prce is 50 moderate that II society may oh
iainit THOMAS A. HUXLEY,
Wanufactory corner o Seve nth and Green sts.,
Louisville, ky-
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY,
tfHEW STEst " KNIGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City. Iowa.
t.uJs entered and Warrants located ia SionN cay,
Fnri IIndye aud Council Biuhs.
II Ir5,Callgclog. promptly attended 10.
r. BREW STER, b. y. hNlGHI.
4tt,. Y toun'r. al Law. Cisil knginecr% aar'r!"r-
REFER 10
I.y,I.n, 4 True Es0r. Editor Gazette,
nT I Al WthcrwaS, Dawson 4 Gr,ggs,
n. Price, Esq.. j. Lane Esq
Niay 10, '.odiy
- Evans NJ. II, CHEW,
''' t..t.n New Orleans.
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JAS. RJMEblD, JR.r
GUETaACT CT0K AND Bul X
Eal on aItc, bet. 5lU and 9Th -is, rear "i 'ongf'
.zt.nha ana lYr-i el tlcul,dlSt Church.
tpu. s6sL 'l5dN - u
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T.bc Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

hN -" Ao .,'-.'-'.,t'', :, ,,'-''.j,-, ,,,,
'. ,r t,a ,naparc,nr. OF 8tscr. >ag'r
.,.'Ia. soda, re Nc, Aap,r aul oyster ra,hors,
Fuas Ba.ad. %r, &C.. ,3$elh'' .ith !. -""d "'7'''
rru. ~ ""Ii EI8.', S,. ,, i-'..,,f iil,t f.-
-. .'rrnrEt..rur,. .lf tf,tH A. I..f's
..'.... :, trr,rrT r0kp PpPAD
n -. i''' r. ,,r......a.... ,..fusa a,r
DO. .'', M Hs...... . r. tArec. lhc Bread ls
"' 'l,.,,. A.. r,r1iiiG. and handsome iu appear.
ruc-.. is mue "brf l ,o 49, 80, , a.".s .,.@,, ."y
nigrg sItl rltg ae1nnts 81 .t5tE"" We "ha p'i7""'
.- r5t objectionable ntrH ii "".r ''Hr u GUS a.
r..4.r tlHr..ia,ad ad n.le L.nlh',r "h" nay" ""F
l.,....f.s I.ss.a .,al ORG. { -N.i yppHHue l."
..... assaI ~ 4sou q. uyl-v.,'''' d" "H"fm& li'
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2sugis ESlaasu.
Wall PAPER Wall Paper.

- 10 . UuJ rolls uhaud, iasL received and open
| iug. We have 10 hesitation ia saying That w
t,yr me {argsSi u2 best ourtety west Of Chicago al
visit 10 our store aud warehouse Wi! snow, All
which Win br sold at reasonable prices,
n. A. PORTER q BRO,
old Ploarer Book Store,
AMI, ,aN &c N"c@ is'""a' H.
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For Lease.
A NUMBER of lots situated in various paris OF th'
a city for lease for Il term OF years; apdly TO
I,,Iy IL GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
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Just received The finest lot oI Linen Drlll and
Marseilies 10 be found IN tAf CITY. Garments made
at short notice EnwAtD ALDEN.
Nv 4Udlr Second 81 opposite lie Claire Row.
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-RFFEREECES:

Particular attention paid to the Purchas" and sale
nf rt,dire Liberal advances made on tohsisi.
tn..,.I. Tazn paid ior ali Kind oi Produce.
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Dried apples.
-uhRu SHELLS Dried Apples i'll store and lor sale
'NlVhy {Alny % dtxw1 B.,p. Il ID.
ssHEI KEGS ASSORTED NAILS for sale by
SCC ALE0RD VAN PATTEN.
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: "
N,asI,sE BusfCs.
. ..,...,,s Sh.u "A CO.. ITilbtu n Sons,
uIIsSy <, 1tia,uns, Fearing, ,ihaycherA Wilton
itesnolds q tusnm@Ur fh!LApkLrhl.;
iI.y.t.l urakaD d e.. Palmer, lhumAs& CO.,
turs.vo. t., idnt'ln, ESD.
. tt...., ,,,r,.,o. Nh, pAIEsroRI.
RAYMOND ~ Ward. l,"gh y sargent,
Il I I..un = 60, Bnbuq.lt. T.. Hahman, Esq.
3 ,L.f. tXtI
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
M "a G In j N @ - IN q ID

nJ DoNAHUE, successor t" Messrs. Lc Clairet
Nl. Davenport; having purchased the above prem,
ises is prepared to Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
iatnaap propt and 9acoud Slraets
~ ; NIINt HIF TIIE PHTN8F17O.
This Comm0dtous Hotel,

5 KIEFER 4 A : HoRNuNG, PrUpfietnrs
tEste, Robert HenDe)
FINHE proprietor respectfully announces 10 MS
i eastern friends and the travelling public gene
saIly, that having purchased
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IOWA STEAM CABINET
NJ ANIIEA(vllRK y

UW IA STE q ~ y q b ] N i i
NANUFACEORY
rINHE subsc rber would respectfully inform the ci
/ izens OF Davenport and OF Central Iowa that ne
ma nj facturss aud keeps constantly on hahd anu Tor
sale at - s,,
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE of every description, from the finest
sofa 10 the commonesi bureau having reeeht> 2o'
hs steam works into operation, he is capable OF ILL.,
ing ali orders that may be given him At short notice.
and with work which he warrants to be OF . better
quality than anything imported into The city. and
which will be sold al lower rates. All kinds OF
IMPORTED FURNITURE
also kept on hand and for sale low. Pleasecan aai
examine his stock, al the manuiactory on SeGo"l
street, south side, east Of Perry street.
Davenport, May 20 1856 dGwu l.. q. Or ssAlHI
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RateAs sE- ToIA-toy'
StioF,cys al t.i"'
~ xrnn.pTpC pURIlC

ALLEN - OoobhSt .,r ,tsI,rE
,,taI tsrArh AGENCY ANh IA" or ''"'
No. oRE's BulLpiN"'
. gEEypDRT,
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/ JUM = 80 E9t
I nFal Sues ol GorIoy & Co.'S, iro!l al
| -. Iv-u ii 4. PORTER ~ Etp @, II.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
Do You Really Think he Dld7

waited till the twilight,
And yet he did not come,
Istrayed along the brook side,
And slowly wandered home;
When who should come behind me,
But him | would have bid;
He said he came to find me
Do you really think he did,
lie said that since we parted
He'd thought Of naught so sweet,
As Of the very moment,
The moment we should meet.
He showed me where, half shaded,
A cottage home lay hid;
He said for me he made it,
DO you really think he did,
He said when first he saw me,
Life seemed at once divine
Each night be dreamed of angels,
And every face was mine.
Sometimes voice, when sleeping,
Would all his hopes forbid,
Aud then he walked up weeping
Do you really think he dids
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
The worsted Stocking.

Father win have done the great chimney
tonight, won't he mother?" said little Tom
Howard, as he stood waiting for his fathers
breakfast, which he carried to him at his
work every morning.
He said he hoped all the scaflolding
would all he down tonight answered his
mother and that will be fine sight; but
never like the ending Of those great chin
nies its SO riskey: thy father is to be the last
down.
"Eb, then, but I'll 60 and see him, and
help 'em give shout afore he comes down,
said Tom.
And them continued his mother If all
goes on right, we are to have frolic to-mor-
row, and go into the country, and take din
ner, and spend all day amongst the trees and
flowers
Hurrah.' cried Tom, as he ran of to his
fathers place of work, with can Of milk in
one hand and some bread in the other. His
mother stood at the door, watching him as he
went merrily whistling down the street, aud
going to- and the dangerous work he was en-
engaged in, and then her heart sought its
sure refuge, and she prayed to God to bless
and protect her treasures.
Tom, with light heart, pursued his way
to his father, and leaving him his breakfast,
went to his own work, which was at some
distance. In the evening, on his way home,
he went round to see how his father was get
ting along. James Howard, and a number
of other workmen, had been building one of
those lofty chimneys which, in our great man
ulacturing towns, supply the place Of other
architectural beauty. The chimney was one
Of the highest and most tapering that had
ever been erected; and as Tom, shading his
eyes from the slanting rays of the sun, look
ed up to the top in search of his father his
heart almost sank within him at the appalling
sight The scai1olding was all almost down;
the men at the bottom were removing the last
beams and poles. Toms father stood alone
on the top. He looked around to see that
everything was right, and then waving his
hat IN the air, the men below answed him
with loud cheer, little Tom shouting as
heartily as any one As their voices died
away, however, they heard very different
sound--a cry of alarm and horror from
aboyel The ropel the ropev The men all
looked around, and coled upon the ground
lay the rope, which, before the scanolding
was removed, should have been fastened to
the top of the chimney, for Toms father to
come down byl The scaffolding had been Ia
ken down, without their remembering to take
the rope up. There was dead silence
lhey all knew it was impossible to throw the
rope up high enough, or skilfully enough. to
reach the top of the chimney; or il they
could, it would hardly have been safe
They stood in silent dismay, unable to think
of any means of safety.
And Toms father walked round and
round the circle, the dizzy height seemed
every moment to grow more fearful, and the
solid earth further and further from him. In
the sudden panic he lost his presence of mind
and his senses almost failed him. He shut
up his eyes; he felt as if the next moment
he must be dashed to pieces on the ground
below
The day had passed as ndustriously and as
swiftly as usual, with Toms mother at home.
She was always busily employed for her hus
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
L.. \. scott.

prsrrV, BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
W RESPECTFULLY informs the citi
.<i4NfN zens of Volcano and vicinity that
toI. aaa >Xahe has large assortment of
an ,LU ga Shoes on hand, which he will dispose
Ia ,oa, ons most reasonable teams
hand md assortment of Shoe Findings constantly
her Ws ''o prepared to manufacture Boots to
n. B "s warrant all work done by us
lnner 81 al Kinds Of repairing done In suitable
kLI A1u al the shoriett notice GIVEEN 4
.Au u
Sun
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
What Shall I Dor

It's very hard, and so II is,
To live in such street.
And witness this, that every lass
But me, beau can meetl
For love goes travelling round and round,
Aud me it seems to shunl
Perhaps the house cannot be found,
Or some such plaguey funl
Miss L., I hear, has got dear,
To suit her toaT,
BY sitting at the window pane
What shall become of me?
But go in the avenue,
And also go TO church,
But arts that thrive with some folks
Leave others in the lurch.
am not old, nor very plain,
Nor awkward in my feet,
Nor talked OF, like some other maids
Who're in another street.
Perhaps my dress has made me look
Not pleasing to their view;
But beauty now has got no chance
Oh, dear! what shall do?
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
A, b. IL o Y, NJ. ID.
Dentist.

Is - y, Permanently located in Volcano,
PssfrTv.-l having comfortable and convenient
I.,,. n Otlice, with all the necessary Istru-
'orS % lools and appliances, will do any kind OF
& 'ua' pertains 70 the profession of Dentistry.
manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
\ money refunded..
tS''iclal A. teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot.
oId Ii' eaSe may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
'y.l' or extracted. Chldren's Teeth regulated
~, nsscessaryi and all diseases of the GUNS (the
M u winch is called scuryy of the Gums) cured
IN. TAl' Chloroform administered If desired
oct q ny
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

HARD.-Lady Bulwer in her new novel
against her husband, thus describes a charac-
ter that was once her tohter half:
A solid block Of vice, gnared with viii
lainy, veneered with virtue, and highly poi
ished with hypocricy"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

A HORSE dealer who lately effected a sale,
was offered bottle of porter to confess the
animals failings. The bottle was drank, and
then he said the horse had but two faults
When turned loose in the field he was bad
to Catch and be vas Of no use when you
csught him
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

IT is said that the ice at Genesee Falls.
Rochester, is heaped up from the level Of the
river below the precipices about fifty feet,
forming a beautiful iceberg, and large mass
of ice extends from the brink Of the fall un-
til it connects with that below, with now and
then small stream Of water percolating be-
tween the huge iciles.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

YoUNG BULLIoN.-Old Bullion's son-in-law
being now the owner of California gold
tract about the size Of the State Of Delaware,
may be properly denominate g Young Bullion
He will have to bully on for some time, how
ever, before the "squatter sovereigns" who
at present reign in the Mariposas, abdicate
in his favor They will meet him at the
cannon's mouth"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

Mrs Partington, on reading an account Of
q schooner having her jib-boom carried away
on Long Island Sound, wondered why peo-
pie would leave such things out O. doors of
nights, to be stolen, when there were SO
many bnrglars about, iltering everything
they could lay there hands to-
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

A late writer wishes to know what more
precious offering can be laid upon mans
heart than the first love of pure, affection
ate girl, with an undivided interest in eight
corner lots, and fourteen three story houses
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

Ny DEAR" inquired gay young wife Of
her calculating husband, as she reached up her
rosy little mouth to be kissed on his return
from business, have you seen that magnf-
cent set of parlor furniture which the Jen-
kinses have just bought 7"
"Hem no, my love, but have seen the
upholster's bill for it."
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

OK THE SEARcH.--It is said that the man
who was so fortunate as to discover graInat-
ical error in newspaper, is now diligently
searching the road from this place to Stock
ton with confident expectations of being able
to discover rock - Sonore Herald.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

A GAME of checkers was played by tele-
graph, between Boston and Proyincetown,
the other evening Cape Cod winning.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

A PLEASANT "REToRr" - Two Italians
from Stockton last night, having in their
possession lump Of retorted gold, weighing
over one hundred and fifty pounds ayoirdu-
rois.-S. F. HwoI
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

MALTEE HOUSEWIFE Cry.
n 'ne me- Undersigned has opened the above Hotel
p "'" s0ilcits share of public patronage.
Bp.o r.. MALTEE CHIEF.
~ WY, NOV. 9Th. 3ua
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

Nor so CRAzY.-A lunatic in the asylum
was informed by his brother that considerable
property had fallen to the family, and asking
what disposition should be made Of bis por-
ton.
"Let me out, and I'll take care Of it, was
the reply
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
Geo. TX. smith, WI. ID.

pgySICTf.N .a.vD SUR GEo.N
Io rr1cr At IIov 4 Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
volcono. Residence on the alley, in the rear
\ NR tuG Tbe books of the late firm Of Goodin
In c,n he found at my Office. Persons indebted
I'M do well to call and settle.
e.ho0 ie.if
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

"WHAr is a backbiter? asked the parson
OF his Sunday school. This was a poser,
till little uchin asked, 'bsit fear
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

Too MoDEsr BY HALF-'Have you any
limbhorn bonnets? inquired very modest
Miss of a shop-keeper.
Any whatf
Any limbhom bonnets?'
'Any-don't you mean LeghornY
The young lady was brought to by proper
restoratiyes.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

Cover, of the Grant Co. wis. Herald,
has been writing an "Owed" to the Shang-
hais. The following is the FIRST verse, which
is as much as our readers will be able to stand
at once:
Feathered giraffe, who lent you wings!
Who furnished you those legs?
How could such everlasting things
As those, .come out of eggsg
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
w. AVER. M. ID.
= TEBBs & JOHNSON,

TEBBs & JOHNSON,
ATTORNEYS At la W.
VOLCANO, ANADoR COUNTY, CAL
tITILL Practice in the County aud District courts
NV of Amador, Calaveras and FL Dorado.
All business entrusted to their care Will receive
prompt attention.
once, on Main street, adjoining the Post Office
P. C. Johnson. Notary Public
oc.Z qy
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

THE Masonic Carat the recent festi-
val Of the Provincial Grand Lodge, at Glas-
gov, Sir Archibald Allison, the historian,
mentioned that during the assault on the Re-
dan, small party Of soldiers led up to one Of
the guns placed in recess were received by
a body Of Russians, and the English officer
was about to be bayoneted, when, CHANGING
to catch the hand Of the Russian officer. he
had the presence Of mind to give him Ma
sonic grip. The Russian in moment struck
up the bayonets of his soldiers, led his newly
found brother to the rear, and treated him
with all the kindness of a Mason.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPESRAScE.-A Young
German woman named Pauline Andrews. re-
siding on Sheppard street, disappeared very
suddenly on Saturday night, under the fol-
lowing very mysterious circumstances. She
had been walking with man named A. Dal-
las, and they were returning home about
elevan o'clock While vet some distance
from the house, she proposed to her compan-
ion to seperate and take different ways to the
house; this was agreed to, and she started of
at rapid pace, apparently determined to be
home first. Dallas reached the house by an
other street, and remained until midnight
waiting for her, supposing that she had gone
to the house Of a friend. He then com
menced to search for her, but up to a late
hour last night she had not been found
s. T. Herald.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05

ASEcDoTE OF Dr.. BYLEs.-This famous
Boston punster occasionally met more than
bis match, in two senses.--A lady whom he
had long courted unsuccessfully, married a
gentleman by the name of Quincy. So
madame" said the unsuccessful suitor, on
meeting her afterwards, it appears you pre-
fer Quincy to Byles."
Eyes, for if there had been anything
worse than Jiles, God would have afflicted
Job with it,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-04-05
BRO svN * GRANT,
,cx sHrH.l lJANss II. HARDY.
smith g. Hardy,

AND coUNsEILoRs AT LAW, sAcRA-
MENTo, CAL.
WILL attend to causes in the Supreme Court,
w and in all the courts of Sacramento and ad-
Dining counties.
OFFICE in Latharu's Building, North side of ST.,
between Ind and Sd.
nov 3 3m