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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
oct 2T

DAINTS AND oILS-Beached Polar, Sperm
L Raw and Boiled Linseed (for painting) Oils
and White Lead, for sale by
G.P d A. MORRILL,, Druggisss
nov "a 5:Sm
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L. NJ. STIR ANGE,

CtASSIMERES-Satti and Kentucky Jeans
~ Black Mixed and Plaids for Boys Clothing, at
[5-tf1 KELLEY & SYMONDS'.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

7 AMP CHIMNIES.--A large lot of Camphene
IL and Oil Chimnes and wcks for sale by
T. d A. MORRILL,, Druggists.
nov "a SIMS
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blankets /!

A Nd HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Just receiv-
"A ed per Coop HoPE and HoRxET-
rs bales blankets, all colors
large assortment Of Linen Table Damask. Lin
en- Sheeting A., 5-4 Ga Irish Linens, Napkins
Huckabuck Towelng, Silk and Worsted Damask,
Lace Curtains, Table Covers, &c,
Also, Prints Mouselin de LANES, Mcrinos, Pisids,
&c. For sale at moderate rates by
LANDERS, OLIVER, & CO.
s3 J street, Sacramento
dec l e-tf
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Attorneys for Plaintiff
Jan. 9th. 1856. fprfeeS171
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

Groceries md Provisions.
T,HE undersigned having just completed the cree
l. ton of large and commodous Fire-Proof
brick building are now prepared to keep on hand,
the most extensive assortment of
GROCERIES. PROFESSIONS, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C., &C.,
TO be found In Sacramento, which we are determin-
ed to sell at prices that viii defy competition. We
cordially invite all before purchasing elsewhere, to
call on us. examine goods, and take our prices
GEO. MEYER a CO.,
Corner Of and 7th ste., Sacramento
oct ~ 3m
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Empire Hotel

Volcano, Dec 2sth. 1855.
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Clothing.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOIN JORDANyS a

low n CLOlflN pfE.
A LARG Il and varied assortment ofMen,s n q
ABpys, Aendy made Clothing, embrae.
ing all the differentiated approx and made
good work men out ofthe best material. d
Pine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Peit
Pilot, iPetershsm and Flushing, Bangupa, Sacks an
Palstot Oyercoat, Cloth, Dress aud Froek Goats OF
various cofors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, Sati
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaoons. SIX satih;E0-
ientta ,swapsdown, Yelyet Plnsh, Cloth, Gasspiefe
satnst, Double and single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets Drawers. UDdershlrts, Hosiery, snspenders
Gloves CYavats, handkerc hefs Coiian StoeE
Ties Sc8Yf., Winchester and Scotia approved Patent
Shouiderseam Shirts, ,Umbreilasahd aifaffcicsnSuai
~ kept in genteman's furnishing stores, ineinfiag
Robes dc Chsmbre and Revere VestsaHd oyeftoais.
Also, splendid assortment or uncut Cloths, Cast
meres and Vestiugs -a1f OF which will be made mp N
orde the beat with pronptness, atneepm-
modating prces, and bYconpeient worknen. This
rstabiishmentistn the monthly receipt ofthe la.es
Fashions so thatordersintrustedte 10 them may bera-
as being in the lstesstyle BY those vho d
sifeit. Aflnanner of plain work, and work OF gen.
teel medium promptly sttsndedto as heretofore 80
HATS ofh ne " slyle together With all fthe cGEl-
mon kinds instantly on hand.
neutrality-suspicious. mage he fioereo onsdant.
iy hopes 70 meriiaso nttnuanee nfIhesame. sa
JOHN JORDAN.
Tailora ID clothier on Froutsffset sPpo.
site the Steam Mills. gs fsi a e4t aH Hr5gt sea[
Davenport ,.Tnly 2d,ls5s-E&d-tf .==. .=s....-
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Struts.
STOVES. XXI, 'yyOLES.tLE'
The Largest Stovo Store
- In the. ,WGet..:,:,e ..

In the "G0t
NJ J. shall seeeVe on the Opening ofhsslga,ion us
w largest stock Of gSTe YES ana Il4.NERS
STOCK ever brought 20 tho Stale OF Iowa. among
he uIne r0as ssclcs v hich saAl keep eonstins-
u On hand for timers TIN Plate, Shstt Iv0a
Hpier from No. 12 to -, OA0yeest So., REssfa 10
jmhdtioa Russt0 de-, Hire, tirnsd. Coppsy<. Bra.
sers Do, B'sek tin, Lead, Copper Bst,otas, Asftal
do., iroH fioss all sizes, timed De-, al ksyfs rf
prssssd rare, JapaREed do, TiRnsys TsSfs and v
as.u r. AL persansiavorng us With an " DER S6a
VIII sell thsm goods In oar line they be
bongbtin Chicago or 81. Louis, and much lowe Than;
they have been paying for them heretofore in tins
sI,lace, aad on teYms to suit. $3.50 Hf.l1hi
Piexse giyr call and learn our prices, sud
thoh We thi,k you will spend reiasr tim e nor N
icy hereafter IN buying At the two place, abogs
named.
N. *. Ia s1s~ Gay We shall receive an assar.-
mohtof the above named goods BY railroad, suit
cient to sspsly tn IL Ams3tsts demant, sbNF'a s+E
Coantry Merchants ear rely GpoH being suppllet
al All times with I1n~sre and on 'syora5's terms
,tvhoIesaie prices. f. sYse-gf tsssslfsgss ssug gH
OH Rags, Copper, DC, & c., &c, taken In e.
chspgs for goods 81 anft4Hf.3is s1sas assas
q Brady, between Front and Second street
yehI2-dh wfg pfHWGkEkgHaI6 FICHSz9
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' BOOTS AND SHOES a#
-. ..aE .4- AT rtl aG .sf sE.I,fs

w HOL l. s "A LE OR RETAIL.
HAiGHTe d SEARS have now o pc ned their ~xten-
| sfye assortment OF BOOTS and HOES, and sre
prepared to furnish superior work to country mer.
shantsuud ShosInakers al Prices that wtli COMPARE
with those OF Chicago .r Az, .... .sr,.. oil Wy.
our Retail !, Ock Il iarge nd ofthe bsl manufsc-
,ure comprising all styles md variety. SMALL
pxogIrs and quick sales is our motto---AnJ ali who
favor us with call shall 6elhoroaghiy conyineod OF
The fact. EHhN HAlGHT d SEARS,
~ Second St.. one door from Perry,
May3i-dwiy ...Is .,.,s. ss5g.5a DAVENPORT.
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w suners alsrgo stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon terms and prices which cannot fail 10 saii
posted UP 10 bartwar5 matters and Invite calls ifou
our friends Who desire fair dealing.
FOR cash We propose 10 seii al 3 smail advance
eooo kegs Ssiis. cslI soon for basgains In sails
L chespby re- ''r4s he i. CLOSE co.
T. CLOSE & cos.
sSA d Ntg'' tS 'as' 70 S'a r.eIoss cos.
TRpN Afls'' rhlmD'e sseins a14 el1rsr lsrsrex.' 60
(tAAPENrERs' Tool. OF every dsserj,pYoas for
~ s-issi ]. CLOSE & CO.'S.
r;pLE snd Pocket Cutlery large ;.osk for sale
- - 80
DUMPS, Force Lifting and Chain pumps for :sls at
J. 7a- -7t'jf A'ees r .cLosE co's.
IL "''N"' ''Tr. I. eiosE cos
eial .ss. from ts elosn stss Il co!s ;ss al
so i'ss .fs sn1swiFs Wire for ,.s ..'f e CO.'S
EnzN ..,,,,son.
VI is zst3 t.eoLosE & CO.'S &
r-,Irs.s pia. "a pi.,o,. hs., ou.i,tv for ,.,e lev
- ,.s,.
1,ToxFs "A n I. .hf.h Il nj n. .aId ehssn at
y s,...5r-s5. -. CLOSE d cos, \
----- 49, -
NTOYRs3 partsole Cr,.t Nais %
= - -----------. ' = 80
Y kAIHnP Rating all .jzesat Is
. ,.-r.sfg.. s,.,-,----------s stas uI eta
nACnISI Hsmn and Rubbe, lor sals al
N'N' r CLOSE q cos
Il a# F=ra-=-f4 - $50 4
nI AcKsbiTH,S pa6t.a f.uo~s Anytiss Ham.
II ~ rs fn, s.ia iox ~ - rIoSE A. Corse
#t# 5 .1tEs.- Ea
nOrE-siauiiis An H.ms. all sixesAt
X Y :" r. CLOSE 4 CO.'S
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Fnirbnsh,s Srales FOrere7..

tice.. Wvhass he eretoi0 saysIased and ao~ say
again lhst ssu the Eairbsnk 81 ates OF
make; also u,oso mode hy oihsr parties 70 NhoW
Rsifbank sold the right &tos make, and also hose
made by uso naryesS d Eorsy In ManlfacturnS Oom -
pany. Any and ail"f which We warrant tspe per-
ieet Ia esrty riicnlar. Ne .n0noy - eur suafs
he Is our list olpsicss for EsirbaskS Scaies-sa4
10 h Sea tI,iO1 Vi aA'S b Scsie os5,osA9 tt'
200 - - 4.FJ y0u5 ,lsJuO . ,'ss A5U,oo -
10 :" 1000 .t5r tnuDV hay seals ioo'oo "
1900 =. 24,VU 1000 - +" iG,oe 5
1900 q JB,Jv
upin our stock il new IA ii and vein Ute all who
wish 10 investigate the qualities 81, The ld!nsfsni
Kinds Of Gales 10 ssl uPeu us Scales sofd -oy Us
which do not prove just as represeNted VIC refund
The phrshasS taOnss exchange fer any osher Rsnd
S Scale li wall has that our prices ara very
io~. stAay3l) 1854 -Ha o y. tL0SE& Co.
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uURIEY,S SARSApARUIA

THIS inya luabie compound SO fany appreeia ted
l SOY the meric2n people, is gaining wide ceisb.
.ity and has become permanently established az the
best sad most effective medicine of the day. Cert i'd
Gates are daily pouring Ia from all parts OF the states
and ihe afflicted now rejoice there is help when ss :
err other remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases " heh
for pruvati asonres OF misery and agoniziny
rature, have readily yielded beneath its
infiuesce, aud countless families re ndersd happy aud
che eTI BY It's ,sNltaofiHary efficacy. Ii YOU want
the pure and genuine Sarsaparilla, (thaD which 10 rs
- Fsrent, and sUpsgor 10 Bail's or any other eem-
D al asoue thing iseapable of being 10 another,
then take Hurlry's, for out OF Il OHsanda OF casss
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Nseonsip,
India ma, Missouri aud Kentucky, il has never In q
.iuRi- In lance been known toiii and viii De-
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- -TT = fte LII
Cdrtety,


Gdrtety.
Yankee Notions and Toys.
A hARG Eassortme IN t.usl lopeping for saieGu
Nozzle Claire Row .GL eRANDsLL2S HIGGINS
~ Guitars "'r7'-r
a Large and very neassortmen oGiosewOod u.h
essss
lArsaI No s Claire Row. AaaAAEs SO 4
.lal 81 Feather Busters.
A Very fne assortment can he fonnd al the Da'en.
- por Muste Store;
No lie Claire Row: Z II
otNS"t caues, .s...4 .-a ..E ..
4 Varied assortm nj received and for sale low
- at No ls Clsirs Row - ..a. ..4I -- ca
4 UITAR and Violin string and every Kind of MUST
~ cal dsrekandi'e, ,kepieonstantiy" an hand At No
The Hallslujah,
lUsI pubiished by l., Mason, containing very I'm
u collection of Church Musie; also the Shawn by
bradbury ana Il u Rooi,eAR ss found at No 6 Le
Claire Row; s.s.. .a.sr.s aa. a a
a24l'4 Accordeons and flutinas
a Large aud weilselested ASSORTMENT atitfe.se
at piioestast cannotta to give ehtire salsfataon
C,LARloNETTs. Flutes, FisseoIet-, Picslows aad
~ Fifes ~ reduced pricesat ..ht .''
Nos lie tlaifsRew: O."
"A Large collection ON hand anaNew duacrasehep
~ sssoon us Published al ....
'l,HE best piano Forte instructor tue world Rich
ardson's rn0deru school TOR Plano fOrtes can be
found az Nos Leetaire Rev; C&H
". DAVENfQET MUSIC STORE. ID ,
fNRANDALL HlGGIN have Just o opsned d large
assers'nspt Of Ciuitarss Aolins, BanIoes, Tanibo-
rinss, $c, &c. Also every kind ofMusie Books now
use when they viii sell 'ery cheap for Cash at No
HUNT0 N'sseAoelfor riano Fore, tso7rfs' q aifat
IL zundes Melodeon Instructor ,ad In fact averl
tind oinstrlction relating to music can bs i"andH
| the DavenPortA AusicStors; - - - -
/ No lac VI aiTe How: ....-T G. A
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
sa DR.. MCDOWELL. .- r..
VETERINARY SURGEON.

.-L - VITfSHES toiuforr IN = public that he
YFSSf wv hss perIns nsntiy Located In DaySn-
oN port, where be VII contBae u treat al the
al 81 ases tie horse is sue eeet to, IN The fnos,
Seeni dc PTineip After constant practice Of
many years all kuis diseases, no iaeis NJ ppy
to say that he will give sail siselion 10 all who
plsy 4 i'm. He carproduee as good Certificates aa
any other westoGN-Nsrk. He has hees here eaiy
effected since he came will speak for him raan
can rsa ,iy Id Ia serted in newspaper, m So stg
The following gentlemen Who have employed him
eertf 10 his abilities peteni rnary sur
gesn- s4ts 1sbat1- 1t~s. aA - .-7 r" @*HhA-
All diseases warranted cured IL durable, or 40
monae paid.
Heeatnestly soILsiIs = ltial oa any severe eAse
whatever. Any case he esnnot cure, II any other
man san be got 10 il, ne vii pay him aat Of his
own pocket.
Stage. s-F f.-.r a a-z
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REFERENCES,

& Williams. } II Gansou, Cote. & Davies
Weodrun a. Wadsworth, d Caiendine, Nebo
Campbell, Barr, b 3 Cue, Taos ksgsn, . Flue,
Hon ] p Cook, @ Davenport. t d RAgai4
Brooks, b Alien. J A Csandail, DR.. o'RsaEdoa. II.
Il Smith, Deunis Tusby, S $ Giliet, n Row, c 1
Niekoals, q Foster. sa.silsa-E -t 4r aEaltfG f
II. can be consulted at the City Hotel, or at his
ne " Horse Shooting EAablish msBs on Third street
nnItS-rwtf
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stores. SfOreS. fsa
MULTIPLIED By srovEs,

An ID THE ANSWER rs STOVES!
4 LTHOUGH We can NOT keep On hand Asme go 0
IA or 5000 Stoves, some Of our nexhb9rs, the
are we sell 50 cheap and 50 good sn article Of
Stoves Thai Is becomes difneGt TO s1Ppls The de.
mald, but new supply of freight cars have arrive
and been placed our road. xnd ne CON Itated
our arrangements to be able now To supply the
dem ands ofalI, be the same MORE OR IN >Sp 8iE
SO after looking around among all the ..OSE
HORsE" stove shops in This ciry, TO NO purpose.
y ~ Twitchell & 0illstts,
The only stove Emporium in Jss west, ard buy q
Store as is stops. Ia our prices, for eheapRes,,
We defy alt com petition--every artria ssrraa,sd,
md II not satisfactory, We refund the money. Am"Hg
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wsod or Csal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
al Kinds Of Parisr. lOfhes snf Resting Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware hand al slI times. Roof
ing. Jobbing, DC. done to order. -'' ~ r
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. 0.
Feb s-flf DAVENPORT, low A.
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9aro MARI.
T. CLOSE & cos. COLUMN

NHTB are now prepared to offer dealer aad con.
w sutuers a large stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware upon terms and prices which cannot fail 10 sait
We propose in this column 70 keepiouf customers
posted up ib baftwary matters and lnyte calls fou
our friends who desire fair dealing.
FOR cash We propose 70 sell nj small advance
e0O1 kegs Sai.s. Caii soon for Bargains In Nails.
T.CLOSF co.
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Take another:

CART -Nadame-r retutns THANH. to her frie ais
ed her With entire satisfaction size feels nddea 8
that IN the questions of asirology, love ana Law
tiers and books oraefes relied co Il ant
~ by Sapolson, she has equal. She viii tell the
ofh. future husband, aud alsp tie zne ofhef
ylsltpfs e yz4-as !.
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Ii this advertisement bad Simply
| said that the party you'd, for q con-
sideration oi ten dollars, paid in adj !.
vance, teach applicants the art Of max
ing boxes ofelnbossed leather BY hand
and also stated that it is yalueless
when learned-fof' such articles are
made by h,achinesy at a far cheaper
rate -he world then have expressed
the nnvarnished truth But rs hun
dreds Of. poor girls and unthinking
youna men, fresh from the country,
never consider this probability, the .
cratty advertiser manages TO transfer
their dollars to his own pocket 9 s'aades
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JCLIIS, LmhANCE. ! ! ! n

Buy and sell keAl Estate Rent HOO aAa FAfh 81
Csi!.eI Rents. aud attend promptly 80 ali buslness
eutrusl ed b. his
once Cd street, betwssa Harrison and Asin
Euetish, GertnAa, Dlni.h, NorwVgiau aud Swedish
lhu,Sny.f spoken octIi dfy
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Cheap! Cheap, Cheap
plnTS Ann eunEa
BALLS ana PARTIES

I ADtEs and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes. Rubber.
IL and nne French Boots, hips of my manufacture
and the largest assortment ui extra boots and Shoes
that is 10 bs seen cities of.he great North
West. -sa-,H.,s s.E E.sgza.. 81 ~ .E.. f1-E .
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store. one door below
Burrows q Prettynan'r mammoth store FROM 81
opposite the mitt6L ,lcsErs1 - 4FltlL Il
Da'etPou, jan 25r IS JAMEs JORDAN :
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julius Lytanoe,
Is-zA.rND .AoE wfsss

szy WHOLESALE DE ALBRs iS
q II ROC E RI T. .,
iK ON, Ma L 3, q l. A s )
Wooden Ware, Salt, Paints, Ola, &e.,
AGENT. FOR fsirbAnks' sestss and Hsning's safes,
81 Nos BurseoWss 6,osk, Front ST..
DAVEN PORT, low A
}. NJ. ;, suRa rows, j.a D.LEsti
spiB t# r. aPREITTAAP. Hfffa
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SCO1I HOUSE
Corner Of Harrison and Front Streets, one
sqpare below the Steam Packet and Ferry
afst Landing.
j. HUMPHREY, Proprietor.
4 J.H. would respectfully announce 20
\GA sJ his eastern friends and tho public ~
eU1 grl erII tAst having purchased tie
Sus Large New Hotel,
Situated as sboye, he ts EOw making iD-
proy ,,nsnts on the premises. aud will endesVor to
nerithl.phnrS Of patronage of the travelling pub
lie.
This House
Is In one Of the pleasant locations IN Davenport,
com 10 sntlng view Of Gns river, Of Rock Island ny
and of a4d Fort Armstrong. ,N"V y '55 dii
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GEO. j. BROOKS & Co.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

123 SANSOME ST., SAN FRANCIJCr.
TOR SALE-IO,OOO Reams Zine
J. Printing Paper, 22x32, 24x34, Pike, 2sxi2,
32x46.
2000 Reams Fine Book Paper, 2ix3s, 40, ii.
and As lbs.
10000 Reams Manila Paper all sizes IA small
bales OF 10 reams each.
5000 Reems Palm, straw, Crown and DouLie
Crown.
200 Gross Hart's Playing Cards
Blank Cards. Gap aud Letter Paper and Ii gbt-
bodys eel Grated News Ink. togt tht vi th large
stock Jf New and Fancy job Type from Conl.g !
d Sons foundry. Also, Hoe aud Ruggks' ?s.A-
ting and Job Presses.
Sap FFsaeisfo January 1856 n3.au
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SIeriff7s sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution issued ont of the
ID Honorable District Court Of the Fifteenth
judicial District, on judgment rendered therein
by delanlt on the 9th day of May, A. b. 1856, in
favor Of Mclean Junkans aud against James
Lynch, for the SUN Of four hundred and sixty
three dollars and fifty cents (SlG3 $4,000 debt,
and Eighty six dollars and forty-hye cents costs
Of suit, | will expose at public sale toAhe highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court House in
the town Of Weayeryille, in Trinity County, on
TUESDAY, TIE BIRD DAY OF JUNE, A. ID.
1856 between the hours Of o'clock A. VI. aud 5
O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day TO satisfy said judgment
and accruing costs, the following described prop
erty levied on as the property Of said Lynch. on
the 2sth April 1856, by virtue Of an attachment
in the above entitled cause, to-wit. One House
and Lot situated in the town of Wcaveryille, on
the West side Of the Main street in said town,
and the first house and lot On the South side OF
the El Dorado Saloon in said town; more fully
described in the Recorders office Of said county,
in Book d, page 500.
This 9th May, A. D. 1856. -.
nls-3w. Il. NEBLETT, Sheriff
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
II Il \ G f
~ :
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The most important news from Europe is
the signing of the treaty of Peace.
A council of Ministers was held at half
past IL o'clock on the 30th of March, at
which the Emperor presided and gave his
last instructions, whereupon Count Waew-
ski returned to his official residence to re-
ceiyc the Plenipotontiarics. They were as
sembled in full uniform, with all their orders
and decorations, in the SdHe he Conferences,
and at half-past ,, the treaty being read
over, proceeded to sign in alphabetical or
der. The moment the signatures were COM
peted, the cannon Of the lnyalideS pro-
claimed the news, and soon after the follow
ing notice appeared on the walls ofParjs;
CONGRESS- OF PARIS,
March so, 1856.
Peace has been signed this day at | o.
clock, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Plenipotentares of France, Austria,
Great Britain, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia and
Turkey, have affixed their signatures to the
treaty, which puts an end to the present
war, and which, by settling the question of
the East, establishes the repose of Europe
on solid and durable bases
Signed, PIETRE, Project of Police.
MARRIAGE OF THE Princess RoYAL.-Thc
London Economtst understands that Prince
Frederick of Prussia has the sanction Of the
King for his marriage with the Princess
Royal, and it is concluded thgt the English
Court will approve Of the union.
FRANcE.-The health Of the Empress was
so far restored that no more bulletins were
issued. The infant King Of Algiers con
tnued well and thrifty.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

MAIN ST. WEAYERV LILLE.
s. S. TTOVEY, Proprietor,
WOULD announce to his friends and 4A'JSsr
w the public generally, that this we'll Iiii9gi
known establishment recently destroyed yh.1i7I
by fire, has been rebuilt upon a new and improved
plan, and is now open. Accommodations snperi-
or to any heretofore known in this place. aud G.
quail to any north of Sacramento, he is confident
he can furnish. on terms reasonable and satisfac-
tory to those who are hardest TO please.
His TABLE will be supplied at all times with
the best the market affords and CLEAN BEDS
and rooms fitted up in the most convenient and
attractive style, are always ready for those who
may favor him with their patronage
With every confidence in his capacity to satisfy
all reasonable demands, he again solcits from
the public continuance Of their former support.
S. s. lIOVEY.
Weaver, Feb. 49, 1856. 5-tC
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The undersigned jurors convened at the
Coroner's Office on the 23n day of May, 1856.
to inquire into the cause Of the death of
Charles Cora and James P. Casey found
dead at the rooms of the Vigilance Commit
tee on the 22d inst, do find that they came
to death from hanging by the neck, which
hanging was done by a body of men styling
themselves Vigilance Committee of San
Francisco.
SIGNS OF MOURNING.
1t has been suggested that, as to-day and
tomorrow the funerals of Casey and Cora
will take place, and as the Crescent Engine
Company's house is robed in mOdrning for
the former, the robes Of mourning which
have been put up so universally as tokens to
the memory of Mr.. King be taken down to-
day. A large number of these were taken
down yesterday afternoon.
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Mountain Market.

On Court st. at the head of Main.
..,-.,-, This Market is constantly sup R
sE-SSSS piled with every thing IN this ,asssssA
Ib-qDAMlne of blsincss such MS BEEF al Ss Ss
PORK, CORNED BEE, PICKLED PORK. SAJ-
SAGE ED AND FRESH TRIpE. HEAD
CHEESE, BLOOD PuDDlNGS LIVERWORST,
&c Corned beef and picked Pork, always on
hand and for sale in KEGS, and in quantity or
quality our assortment Of
j a GO n A n ID IT IAM S,
cannot bo surpassed. They are cured by us for
this market, and are warranted to he sweet and
good. Those wishing anything in our line will do
well to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
LOOMS, lUSCROFT h Co.
Weaver, May 3, 1856. l5-tf.
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BIRTIIS:
MARRIAGES.:
DEATHS
NEW ADVERTISENI"T,
q Dedication Ball

WI l. I. be given at Or. II. NJ. Chauncey's now
w Hotel, at Ch0unccyyllc, on Weaver Greek
on the 4th Of July next.
MANAGERS:
Weavcrvile-J. S. Mccain, |. G. Mcssec, J. c.
Burch, T. Ncblett, a. Stctson H. Mabc.
Oregon Guleh-lrank Harris, A. ). Felter r.
HuCbec.
Eidgeyille--F Bates, J. r. Chellts, VI. Griffin.
Canon City. Day, j. Logan VIM. Simpson.
Big Flat-D. b. Murphy, }, May, A. McQuillan.
CoX's Bar-O. Simmons, VIM. McColum
North Fork-F. d. Ketchum, ID. d. Hamilton.
G. Lee, S. L. Moore
lewiston Frank Wood.
Steuer's Ranch-D. ". r. Bliss, - Hancock
Floor MANAGERs.---J. G. Burch, W. NJ Lowe.
Weaver, May, 81, 1856. l9-tf
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10 Tanners.

y experienced Tanner win find constant en-
"A ployment by inquiring OF the anIersigned, H az
sturdivsnt's Ranch, I miles west Of Weayeryllle,
nm tbe Trinity river. T. r. HUTCHINSON.
May II, 1855. LOW
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County Scrip Wanted.

T'HE highest price will be paid for Five Thou
j. sand Dollars in Trinity County Scrip.
Warrants of any and all issues, and for any a.
mount bought. Apply to JOHN g. BURCH.
Weaver, April 26, 1856. l4-tG