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DIED.

n,r, on the ith inst, IA fIrrnnna county. JAiF5
COUTY aged - yoare, Datise ol Forarsit" Scotland
and for 80 years u re.idcn; ot the United SEai,s
DIED OH the I'd !Hs, hi. residence nr"r ne 'noc-
OF Sorh River in Rockbrid:e couny, Virginia. 'r'
most violent and distressing illness oi tour week. o. ine
null ntulIni .tiUn Mr. PETER A SALLING. sscd 20 7e"f
Mr. sailing honest, war.nhcar-ed, w"F'hY "a
respectable quick and mpure in hl' temperament
but pacabe amt torsvins in hi d'PoaI:!Gn %t:H ~ "
attachments and tue TO his friendship ne IA" 'as
amount of practical chnriry his composition No poor
man ever ent from MS house win an empty Dag: necan''
he had no money pay for girls, OF corn; nn m st
raj INSTANCES he voluntarily rendered h. cnaoi H
large sums To persons he liked and vino needed S -:i ~
wasrhe most in lulsen OF creditor and 10 his serst t
wa, IA, her rather than By the 'nS
s,c.e of the old fashioned viz of self denyn2 us
and nerou. attention to business, ne bad acquired one 81
,he fnes e,tates in Rockyr.dyc, wnEh-Aa'Ms no GU
be ,no,t smule provision for his widow, ne u!'
srbured among relation. ana i,|nai h nd I ~
IL providing that all his ju't deo.s ssoaa " pr..
he tr.ated with the most ndugen. humanity
kYrThe Whig Examiner and Express wiNpIsase copy
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FRIDAY, JUSE +, lSJt
For the En9H,rey
A KNOW.NOTHING COUNCIL INDEED.

In the late assembly OF Know. .NotlmgS in New
York, it WAS graveIy urged, and Gcl'bera'g'
upon that the remedy for the ills cnmpihncd "' hY
In, now .Nothiigs, was not the modification. bu! IL"
total repeal OF the naturalization laws. Can II b" pa-
sbe that a set Of who aspire 10 rule ihi' gI"''
nation did not know that the effect v the r"prh 81
the uaturaz laws would b. not 10 cxriaIe .Ae
foreigners they hat. 40 much but 10 let them IN wh
out stint according to the pleasure of each rePHrn'"
Stat.7 Did not the wise men Of Gotham know tEA'
Congres. has power only 10 pass UNIFORM 1n"5 90
uralizatiun, aud has power l." prohib'i nhi""-
z.tionl And is it possible that tney I'll" nor ~
that il CungI ess should repeH! lis laws Ui UNIFORM
uaturnizatlun naturalization would tax" p!"c" "a
every State according the pleasure o! that Hi"'ri
Vhrt would be the condition ot this nation II! Tie
hands of such Council OF Govern"rs!
"a''N' " A PLAIN MAN,
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oATHs AND BONDS OF 1HE yrw orr,rr

OATHh HNU bUNUe UF The NEW OFFlCERS.
II may he well 10 direct the attention of IN. newly
elected officers to the general provisions, und rsn.
cially TO the lsth section Of the passed April 22
lSo2' pI0'IdhS 'or me election, Nc. Of county ot-
crrs That portion of this section Is b.lcvrd /, Ia.
still in force, which directs that every such officer
shall take the oaths aud give the bonds renured If
hun by law within sixty days after his election and
declares that yht PATS 10 do 50, his edce shan be es
lice Of the Peace is required to qualify within thirty
days after he receives his commission Therefore.
the section under consideration would seem not 10
apply 10 Justices. but does seem applicable To all the
other county officers without regard to the time
wien Their terms are To commence and of course 10
Shcrifs and Commissioners of the Revenue. NJ we'll
as the rest All of Them therefore, ongh, to take the
oals and give the bonds before the sixty days ex
pire; and it is important that those whose bonds can
only he given IN court should bear the time in mind!
May %, 1856 W. p. BOCOCK.
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xy ruE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

.rroRN,TroN having been received By the EXeca'
W., ma, THOMAS STEVENS. charged win w
-, Yrs 10 paru and with burning barn, win us
valued AT 81 j0u. in the county OF IeHefso" ,,
] m, officer having him III custody on Hhe ta.
e., n.,. ,a.phcrGslowu in sad COUNTY ana IS 40" So.
, M-,s. ,aer,ug, do hereby offer reward VI S 0%o
IInid and git:y Dollars to amy person OF persons
srS, The ssl Thomas X. Stevens anu denver Ml,
r, me .;l OF Jefferson county; AMI do more
hi I -r. OF tins Commonwealth, ci'il ana 'i'.'"i y '
rro.c me people gcucrsy. 70 usc their Ses' @ o
n- .ra the srrrs, oi III. said Stevens mar 1T i! '
brought To Justice. ~ r, ,r5,r tbe Les
Gwen under my hand Governor al! Inui, ,b;s
ser S,rl oi The Commonwealth. At hichinona' 'n1S
L; ST. l9h day OF May, il the year ls%"; ,spv ,yrsr
p, ,,s C;ovsrpor: GEORGE W. MrSFoSp, Secretary oi
,hr Com wealth. - m ;r,bo, b;,b I'M.
T rev ives rather c!oset.satieG ami eaten,
.,sc,, ,,0sr OF" front tooth out, reddisn OF sandy
|,,,srr beaten complexion bad countenance having
iuce" hair light snndy short somewhat grey INN
~ ss crown OF tar head weighs about LOO pounds MS
y,. cros&ins or ttural is left handed he formerly
Igrsi In Cumberlamd, Maryland, from whence NE was
py the citizens about two years ago. associates
]y w.:h negroes aud very protane, cur0ng nueh IN
[opv.ra,on He wore the clothes OF cotanlon !aooser
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MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF NEW
MpSHiRE.

CoycoRD, n. H., Juur 6.--Gov. Metcaf sem hl7
annual message to the Legislature 10 day AbnH'
one. third of tn. document devoted 10 national at
fairs principally the slavery question. lh"Gov"'n"f
dennunces the rep,al Of the Missouri Compromise
the Kansas outrage and the assault On senator Sd"i
ner aud attributes the uniform success "i me TI'N"
power to their uuaninity that subjec'; their Goa
t,sut ,hr.at, OF withdrawing from the Union, as wei
IA 10 th. compac;n.ss "f ih"r party ties
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,
HOUSE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

RICHMOND, Va,
III ANlSG extensively fitted UP their establishment
r with the latest improved machinery, are prepared
H. '9nisa at short notice aud reasonable Terms all
''nc' OF portable finished Carpenters work. such as
ah. &c Wv "1N '"''N' AA
s.sh, Blinds and Doo:t, of all varieties.
s'Airs, IIrndr.ils. POI Hhes, Vernndahs, Balconies
ND uSSO1ss. conee otdings and Brackets OF all sizes
,",oudincs Of all descriptions
Tm"shooarts Chair .bnards Ceiling. boards, &c, &C.
Iey VIII make es'im ies for work to plans furnished
n AMI deliver Il; factory at the estimated prices
pti".s rr.u.r,tuII, srY,..d Ian os--r,t
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lid iNaWAY from h. subscriber Friday, the 3Oth
III Nov-rlbc- go boy by the OF PHILLIP
Gi boy sou II Years Of age hve feet three or toui
duches rather lex set about the color OF agnge!
bake full face and ske eyes; has habit OF rolling ms
eyes when ;akiGg o!Murfug which look very white at
bach taes .s l;ts ,uelucd 20 swasser and drag MS
Get whe, sakinr lie is ca.peater iy trade, Yas born
mo rs.sei in Rchmo d Virginia. and WILL perhaps Try 70
daaxe MS WAY ro that place. d
will give the above reward for his Apprehension anI
delivery 10 me- or for his confinement in any jail 10 tnst
s,,n ,a, 49,; ' " " E. COLBERT.
n t Erw-Bern. N. G.
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SrrEK PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

nsIN'i iHnde arrangements with Prot Mapcs for
Lims e sale OF his Ni,rocenzed Super Phosphate Of
senS " manufacturers prices We confidently recon-.
Inv our farming ft,ends believing il TO be superior to
Tear en now in Having It's good effects last
s NJ, oa und hrvn. heard Hch of It's good effects,
suss j. to b eve superiur to Guano, not be-
on bu, better frop the first year after apphca.
4sr ~ eu'e OF its urabilty having in II largepro-
! - 'o"e dusl. 'r sale by the ton, or bag.
Anil, AZ BAKER g. PLEASANTS.
SSsr>YY' =" CUSn.r of Franklin and Union sts.
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TWEZTI DOLI.ARS REWARD.

nna delivery to u. in sorne lal Il: toe state 50
h.s, c,, him --air O: ms -!avc L!NSEf. purchasra
n.ey i, R;chmori s-: winter OF Mr.. Cicndenin. He
~. ,:;.s i. ber.rlr and h-s a Wi. in the county OF
lsg..rgt.m tie ;iou..ies; !.rL .boGG acni:o.i or
Mac :. Albc:na,i- o. E;Csin ham. mas probably
t.:ry.. % Hai his Nay TO IA Tree >IU:r.
L,. sve fee; l,vrn nc> ur six feet tall, straight,
ny,cu 4, ai well lnci AID aJOU: 10 years OF age.
| JAMES H. COX,
AntL' NlS~rRpncy O. CheslerrelN co.
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NaSnway from say residence in New Ken, county on
IL rho lf.h yi Day last, Negro Man named ACHlL-
n : a negro Il ginger bread color, OF medium
60 ts.. ,hr yis,cc about "a or 40 years OF age,
-.t.r ir,circu, c,un.aancc sm:!es when spoken 10;
,,; IN ioEl i:.t a iit,i" lscaJcd ,e mas a VIE IN
srOyer end ~, grr living in Richmond VII, c1ye I9e
80 reu,rd If taken OF. oC he Srte, and TWENTY
;rF BOIL ARS 1 taaen in the state aud secured 80
"s'' -" -. New Kent
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MR. CRAMPTON Ar uALlFAX.-hnRlNAL AL
nE riIE CRINlEAN kEGlMENlS.

HALIFAX, June Tin. stcnnl~r canada, 'r'hl
Boston, with Mr.. Cranpron on board, arrived here at
clock aud sailed again at 9 . clock.
An address was presented ~ Mr. Champion before
the steamer sniled.
Two regiments of British troops from ':e Cr'":e"
arrived here ON Monday in tho steamer H':naaya'
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCHIE. PRYOR Il DUNNAVANT.
s~~>>>~>~>>~>>N>>~~~
wu RITCHlE l. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
TUEsDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1856.
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lxyu HSoIARf PrEj.IC, RICHMOND, VA.
III practice in M Courts of the city of Richmond
tua. ne adloninl counties aud will also discharge
|:se c't MS once 4 Notary Public for the said city
Sc county OF Henrico.
so"r on Nam st. over The store Of w. w. Woodbridge
80 above ST. C,arles Hotel
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DEMOCRATIC REJOICING IN PENNslL-


PHILADELPHIA, Jun. 8. The Pennsylvania Once
VIA Illuminated 10 night, in honor o tie nomination
Of Mr.. Buchanan for the Prr'iiency. number "'
susakers addressed The crowd
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IT.. r,,,,ocro,;c Uuryn CGuu ot Brooklyn fired
.in,a of3I yuus Friday evening III appreriatIom".fhe
.,mi,,ioo Of the lards and spits-hait snd Is!t-t"
.st. M The Cincinnati Convention.
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rHIRTY-POunru CONnHE>~-Fir,t Session.
THy KspAY, JCNE !, 1880.
SEN ATE

SENAIE
The Senate met this morning, and there Wa only
about dozen Senators present, when. Tor ile want
Of Il quorum, al adjournment took place until Sl"h.
day. ,r,,.,-
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
There We're only about thirty members present, y"
business was done. The House adjourned until {"
morrow. ~
FRIDAY, JUsE +, 1876.
SENATE.
The Sonata was not ~ -cs-inn IL iay.
HOUSE OF REPRESES fAIlNES.
There w.r. only about one dozen members present
They were only in session about one Minute aii'l
which they adjourned.
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C07I7iIS-IONER'S OFFICE,
lAPPAHASSoCH, May lutn. leoo
no THE CREDITORS OF JEFFERSON Mlhot


/ mo THE CREDITORS OF JEFFERSON MINOR
YouSrc hereb, Elot:acd that have nNeu uP4h ,nc
3ra day of June x II fair II nor the heAt IIi uas
j,..,,,cr SUNDAY cceped) to make the examination
sA s, the nccour, at my Office required by the de:
cree u The Circuit { kr Of Essex 'oun'y pron"uhcea
cp,e ai.b isy Of Ap L. 1856 in suit in Chancery de.
.niG Cour, ltw.en Nathaniel }. B. Whtocke,
M ,c:ju, ,,us;c u r deed OF executed by Jet
t,o, Mnn, and Vr Ga f Iinor his wife plaintiff, and
.egcrso. A,aa, :. Ia E Minor and Others, defend:
Gns 20 x TO can " beth the Day mare mentioned
In the r.por: OF he trustee (iled in said cause on the
ll,h April l--t wn 10; II. property of the said
Minor a; the date o: deed vi trust said Whitocke,
70 vii: on Ia, 2st da g.. April jj and if the pro-
perry Minor properly she was to take proof
M! an account h" debts due by the said Jefferson
Minor and secured b,Fhe sail deed SO far they may
Tow reuau uu:,sid aUi a-o ascertain what amount IS
.Ic - oversee. -. Jefferson Miuor, for the
Yea. i,jJ and wtat nt usY he due other persons
IL. nc-r-sries u'ul- 10 the Slaves conveyed by the
sal! deed subsequent L. date and prior to the day OF
their which liz sad place YOU required To at
tend u"c.s-A evidence to enable TO COM
| ply a'h cad G"cF".
Given under my haI las Commissioner Of the said Cir
cui Cugr:. II" iay an err iir-t aforesaid.
NAY Ia-.r;y n W DsIEGERFIELD
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an eFr flr-t g,Qresald.
lAGrENnEAN : orK DEPOT N RICH

MoHD
FNNHE Proprietor Sng the need of establishment
Il an"1" town sHG rOuntry operators Can obtain Da'
TlerTean! STOCK At vaue has made arrungenents
"i;h Ii. ar-er, IGsnu' ory ia New York oe supplied
with Amb!Oype Gni uerrcan Stock o every descrip'
aoI b-ln! allowed ,nisson he furnish it at the
Ne" FORK prlc" Hoy l the operators of Virginia and
North Carolina vii . convenience of such estab
shmen the pgDpc;C ,opes to receive orders from ar.
ns,s generally. Uu aa Il and for sale:
Jenny Lind Cases Gilt Frames
rear Clasp no Coating Boxes
iii'H'!On she!l DO Head Rests
faper .dhcEic 40 Cameras
o'ii '.iret DO French Star Plates
4 SY;"a DO do White Plate Glass
"a 90 do Ambrotype Cases
TX do do Union Cases, Prcservers, &c.
w" '~scon OF Oper kors is called 10 article OF
~ 3a""x Glass chraper and better than Hat glass -
a. o'e'' eccon:pani't with the cash, will meet with
s'oIN '!en,,on. uSBORN'S GALLERY,
dftNs5- C%m. Richmond, Va.
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USPAID LErTERs.-It is stated thn: the Postmai.
fer. General has instructed the postmaster Il, N"v
York that whenever any letter is drSprsItrd unpaid
he must send circular notice 10 the part! gdr"s-'
that the said letter detained for want oi prepay
nent, and that il will be forwarded the receipt IN
stamps, OF the amount due. This plan is intended 70
prevent the accumulation Of unpaid letters, and II -uc
cessfu i, will be extended To other cities.
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DucUISG.-The Weston Herald tells story Of Nv"
men who had fight in Braxtpn county, on election
day. In the scuffic both felt bank some l. "r L.
feet in height into the river, tho water "as at
least 10 feet de-p-s they chung TO each other. aud
would have drowned but tor the timely Hld "i tho
bystauders, who relieved them from Their rcrilon:
SITUATION. This mode of fighting is rrc"DiEcri.f Z"
those who cannot restrain their knOck.LOwn prUpen'
sites during the hot weather.
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DEATH OF DR.. L. l.. NLLsoN,-lt is wih r"gret
that We are called upon to announce ia" death oi III.
,.st-emed and worthy cltrzsn. lie formerly >"h IA
Hanover county. hnr for the last yrnrs has fr-
,l.d in IN. town OF Sidney. near Ri,hm"n'. whrr~
he breathed his last Thursday. the 29h mil, ~ Ir
9th year OF his age. DR.. Nelson was We'll known a.
our community, ns gentleman Of high character d"l
excellent uttnumeurs ia his profession. lhs nn'
mouucemen will no doub, ne nil .cins many vi nI.
friends and relatives III Virginia as we'll Us "thrl
Southern States.
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FOUND GuILTY.-Isaac Hunter he: been tried ~
Lyuchburg tor shooting L ward VIA, convicted, amd
sentenced To confinement III the pcn.tcmary inr tho
term of three years and two months.
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TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-The trial OF young Randt
:or the murder of his father commenced IN Sraunon
on Tuesday, before the Circuit Court.
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LIBERAL.-The citizens "t Richmond have, within
few days past, subscribed s. 200 To- enable the -
ginia Mechanics Institute I" erect halt Jo'"ph IL
Anderson, Eeq., gave 81 ,0O0 Mrssrs Mitchell i Iv
Ter gave S5UU, and 5. 5. Colru Esq, $50.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12
IsprAS DrceINos, Jan. 10th, 1856.

MEssRs EDIToRs NOTWITHSTANDING Prov
dence has started full supply of water to our
"digginsp from the great fountain head, il has
no. as vet arrived to cheer the monotonous
life generally found to be of a miner in dry
locality; this is owing to some misunderstand-
ing between His agent having in charge the
water of the river above and those holding a
like Office in the company who contemplate a
supply to the needy miner.
If am rightly informed the first men
toned agent has delivered to the companies
order the desired amount Of water, but as
there was no specified agreement as to what
kind of water it should be- said agent has
seen fit to fulfill his contract by placing at
their disposal this great deesideratum In a
congcaled states for an obvious reason 1t Will
not answer the requisite purpose not being a
fluid it will not run in the channel OF the
dtch-nor would it answer the purpose oil
washing the gold from the miners claim-un-
less he use great amount Of soap and as
there has not as yet been found mine OF
that article here the demand would soon over
run the supply, the company are at loss TO
know what to do but l believe they have
fallen upon an expedient to remedy this over
sight of theirs in the outset of their Opera
tions. through the indefatigable energy and
perseverance of some of the companys' mem-
bers they have succeeded in melting the ice
at the intersection Of the ditch with the
river and are sending il on as fast as melted,
and to prevent the like from again occurring,
they contemplate wrapping the ditch in warm
blankets and thus protect it from the intense
cold; therefore in future we need not fear a
discontinuence of this most necessary and
ncedful article.
We now have preaching regularly every
two weeks by brother Miller he was agrcea-
bly, surprised on last night at the large con
gregation that was ont TO hear him ii IS to
be hoped that he will be literally sustained in
his efforts TO carry confirmation TO the hlhds
of the people of the necessity of obeying
the principle and mandates of the perfect law
for the benefit Of brother Miller would
here remark that hope he viii not become
discouraged in seeing the scarcity of money
with us-'tis owing altogether to the want OF
water to wash from our claims a sufliciency OF
the ncedful "to pay the preacher It's not,
can assure him for want Of inclination so to
do, and as long as the gentlonanly ploprie
tors of the Union Hotel continue in the place
there is but little fear Of any minister of the
gospel suffering for the want of his grub
as they are all entertained here in the mos
hosptable r-anner, but in this there is moth
ing strange, as preachers have always beer
noticed to stop at the rery lest hotels.
MINER.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12

How MUCH MoNEY SHOULD W0My
Spend ANNUMLY FoR Dress H'-This 0r
portant question has been going the rounds q
the papers and magazines for several montli
past, and many attempts have been made to
answerit. We have watched the progress O.
discussion with considerable interest, wegl'
ed tho various arguments, and decided tina! q
lady should spend annually for dress-hos
much do you suppose, dear reader? Why
just tohat she can afford, and not a cent no1'
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12
sa. Two men were badly injured on Thur,

s1- Two men were badly injured on Thurs
day morning last, on the emigrant road about
four miles from this place, by the falling Of
a limb from large oak tree. They were
walking together and heard the limb crack,
and sprang to the side of the road but were
not quick enough to avoid the limb One Of
them had his right arm badly bruised, and
the other had the side of his face severely
scratched They both came very near losing
their lives.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12

MuRDER.-On Tuesday night last about
midnight a sad tragedy occurred at the
Union Hotel in this place. Mr.. c. Il. Cole
of Cass county, Texas, and man named Cot
tie, were sitting near the stove in the room
A slight quarrel sprang up between them ant
in moment they both sprang to their feet anc
clinched, and almost instantly Cole fell OF
the stove corpse-having received five
wounds with a huge butcher knife, four oi
which were fatal cuts. SO sudden was the
whole affair that persons in the room did not
observe that anything serious was going on
until Cole was killed. The murderer was
soon after arrested and taken before G. l..
Gale. Esq. Owing to the excitement that
was being manifested against the prisoner,
the Justice very wisely and properly declined
hearing an investigation of the affair, but
Immediately ordered the Sheriff to take the
prisoner to jackson, and con6ne him in the
county JAIL For this promptness Esquire
Gale is entitled to the thanks of all lovers of
law and order, for as sure as the sun rose
on Wednesday morning it would have found
Cottle hanging corpse from the limb of
some neighboring ree;-but as it is our
town has been spared one Of those disgrace
full scenes which have been so common in this
State. We forbear further comments on this
sad affair, but leave the prisoner in the hands
of the law, hoping he may receive equal and
exact Justice Below we give the verdict of
the Coroner's jury:
We, whose names are hereunto annexed
and subscribed, being duly sworn as jurors to
inquire into the cause Of the death OF one {.
r. Cole, late of Volcano, Amador County
and State of California, and as well into the
matter Of who was the cause of such murder
or death, do find that the said G. II. Cole came
to his death on the night of the Sth of Janu-
ary, A. d. 1856, at about II o'clock in the
Union Hotel, in Volcano, Amador county
and State of California, by wounds inflicted
upon his, the said Coles body, with butch
er knife in the hands Of one Cottle, his first
name unknown, and we do thus find that the
said Cottle, on the said night of the said
sth of January, A. d. 1856, at or about the
hour of twelve of the O'Clock, did wickedly
and feloniously. and with malice aforethought
murder and kill the said G. II. Cole"
Here follows the names Of the jurors
which we omit
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12
Exchange and IsanI1ing Notice.


UHHE undersigned have entered into copartlH'
l. ship for the purpose Of transacting legituaS
EXCHANGE md Banking BUSLNESS
under the name and style of GARRISON, MoEeN
FRErz a RALsToN, in this city, and CHARLES AlS
GAN a Co., in New York.
The Cash Capital paid in is Seven Hundred Thol'
sand Dollars, (SI00,000)
An amount win be kept in the Manhattan Baak
New York, at all times to cover our bills, in casa
of loss Of any shipment Of treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight exchange %
the Mahattan Bank, or Charles Morgan & Co., MF
y Iork also on the Manhattan Bank made payable
viz at the Southern Bank, New Orleans, Ls
Messrs. Darby * Barksdae, Bankers, 81. Louis MO-
southern Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville, KY; Oh'
Life and Trust Company, Cincinnati, Ohio; Nf
chants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburgh "a
to purchase gold dust, bars bullion, mint aud Ban
certificates, approved securities make collecto4
and to transact all matters pertaining to our bus
ness on the most liberal terms.
San Francisco, JAN. |, 1856.
G. X. GARRISON,
CHARLES MoR0Ag,
BY his Attorney,
G. X. GARRISON,
r. S. FRETz,
w. G. RAIsToN.
ian l2 l2-ln
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12

BS- The streets of jackson are in de-
plorable condition. We gain this informa-
ton from the last Sentinel That paper
complains that sidewalks in that place have
been converted into public highways for hor-
ses and cattle.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12
Temnla OF Honor.

DARADISE TEMPLE OF HONOR meets at Ten
L perauce Hall, Consolation street, every Weda.e
day evening.
W. T, A. GIssoN, w. c. T. ]. S. B. JEwrTT, ". /
Ro~ SPECLqL DEGREE TEMPLE m.,a
the first Wednesday evening in each month.
GEo JOHNSON, d. T. Il. STEWART, y. R.
jan II III!
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12

paS- Where is EDMUND WILSON Il? His
brother would be glad to hear from him.
Any information concerning him may be
communicated to the editor of the Sentinel
at jackson, When last heard from he was
at Rough and Ready.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-12

TRADE.--During the past week, trade has
been very dull in this place This is owing
TO the extreme cold weather that prevailed
during that period.