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GREAT SALE
~ II CT I O NJ

COMMENCING on MONDAY, NOV. f4rH, AT p
ssles and patterns q Bohemian Glass Ware, CANA. Pa
ran Ware, books, wA,ehes, Fine Geld JeEsiry, FANCY
Goods, &C.
The stenlion Of the ladies' e partegarly invited Tie
assortment general and enzp se. Ths Han vii Be mads
and esml1rfAbe SAILS VIZ AZ oeloek
Goods opsn for Inspection and exannAtoa Saturday
the a1d Doat oFgst that tie sale ecneness % Aonday
tie 2sih n. 9. bAucE
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REMOVAL.
SHERIFFS' SALES.
SgSERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ q UeHdiioRi eoDOnds directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court II
Davidson County, Tennessee at its September Term 1856
will expose to public sale to the highest bidder r ca4h,
at the Courhou yard gate in the city Of Nashville on
Saturday the lay Of December, 1886 al the right title
claim, interest AMI estate which T. : Patterson then had
may have since acquired in and to the following de-
scrbed piece parcel II land the waters Of Whites
Creek in the 2st District Of Davidson county, bounded
the West and North by the lands Of VIM B. Ewing the
East by the land Of the Poor House, and the south
the lanI Of the heirs Of VIM. Ray, dcased containing Cry
three acres being the dover Of Mr. Harriet kirkpatrick
in the lands Cf her former husband Mathew Patterson the
interest Of said r. s. being reversonay interest OF
the heirs Of his deceived father Mathew Patterson being
levied the property Of r. 5. Patterson TO satisfy
judgment rendered in favor Of Henry Mathews agsinst R.
s. Patterson. J. X. EDM0EDSON, Sheriff.
n0y2I-w4t By KHDRKD RAY, ID. Sheriff.
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startling News from sichmond, Va
A NEW DISUNIoN MOVEMENT OF THE
SOUTHERN NULLIFIERS.

RIoHMoND, VA, Nov. IA, 1856.
The late disunion manifesto of K. Barnwell
Rhett has much more in it than what appears
upon its face. Its the precursor of series of
disunion experiments which will now be ra-
pidly unfolded here, and at other points, as the
plot thickens The latest experiment delibe
rated upon is a coup d'etat for the control OF
Mr.. Buchanan's administration or the defeat
of his election; and if Jefferson Davis is not
the master spirit Of this notable scheme, he
may be expected to profit by it to the full extent
of his powers
On the first Wednesday in December, the
Presidential Electors elected are to meet in the
various States, to cast their votes for President
and Vice President. In the interval it is pro-
posed to bring Mr.. BRchanan, by letter, up to
the mark of the Southern nullifers, or to COM
pass his defeat by giving sufficient number
Of the democratic electoral votes of the South
to other candidates TO throw the election into
the House. The nullifers have their fears of
the Northern democrats elected to the next
Congress in behalf of Kansas as free State;
and from recent disclosures from Lancaster,
they also have their fears of Mr.. Buchanan
himself. Hence this desperate plan of bring
ing Mr.. Buchanan TO the mark, or Of defeating
his election. The conspirators do not expect
any satisfactory answer from Mr.. Buchanan
they do not desire it. Their object is disunion
and the spols of Southern confederacy.-
They know that, in the betrayal of the people,
by throwing the election into the House they
may create an excitement which will result in
the abrupt dissolution of Congress, the sus-
pension of the government, the secession Of
the Southern States in a body, and that bloody
Southern confederscy which is to be the mil
lenium of their hopes. Tie late confidential
meeting of Henry A. Wise and his associate
disunion Southern governors at Raleigh, you
will discover by-and-by involved something
more than treason and revolution in the event
of Fremont's electon.-NeW York Herald,
N0U 18th
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SERIoUs RAILROAD CAsUALrT.-As the morning
train Of Satu rdAy from Columbia, comprising bag
gage and four passenger cars, filed, about six
miles this side Of Rranchville, rail gave way, aud
abe three passenger following the engine were
dashed OF and badly shattered
The last passenger car and the baggage tender
passed safely over the track, and the occupants
promptly assisted in reseuing the sufferers from the
wreck, and rendering assistance. Mr.. ID. 7. Her
lot, conductor, was badly cut and bruised on the
head aud hands but assisted efficiently in relieving
others. Mrs. Means from Fairfield was cut in the
face. The most serious were suffered by Mr. Oh
yer Ryan, son Of Thomas Ryan, Of ibis city, a
conductor, who vas standing 90 the platform and
Jumping or At the shock, caught under the
car aud suffered painfully severe compression for
some time.
Among che passengers was the Rev J. Bach
man. d. D., OF this city who after the passengers
were re-assembled and Il II vas found tk,t, eoa-
.rary 10 all belief no lives were immediately losi
offered prayer ef thanksgiving for the assembsge
Mr.. Ryan is uuder the medical care OF DR.. II. r.
Frost and Al laiest accounts last night bis con-
dition Indicated encouraging symptoms.
Mr.. James PoyAs route agent, was badly bruised
on the chest and limbs. Emma servant OF Z. B.
Ssott, was bruised, BAT is doing wen a sumner.
vile, her destination
The train reached this city about O'Clock sAaur-
day evesing. Our. l7th
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january and MAY.

Married, recently, in Garrard county,
KY, Andrew Tyre, aged 10, to Miss Mary
Murphy, aged l6.
al loves fame that's kindled by desire,
An old stick surey's best, because it's drier. ,
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MEDICAL BOOKS

JOHN YORK s. co.
Have for sale the following works
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
KIRK AND FACETS PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLORs MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
WILSON'S DIssEcTOR;
CONDIN on DISEASES OF CHILDRES;
DUNGLIsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY,
HOOPER's MEDICAL DICTIONARY
MEIGy OBSTETRICS;
ELLIssEs MEDICAL FORMuLARY;
MMGs ON FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUCORR9GA;
CLyMER on FEvERs;
FERGUsONs SURGERY;
HOMERS ANATOMY;
JONES AND sEEyEEISGS ASAToNYs
MILLERT PRINCIPLES,
MILLS OUTLINES;
RAMsBOTHENf's OBSTETRICS.
SHARPLY AND QUASss ANATOMY;
DEWEEs on CHILDREN;
DEWEEs on FEMALEs;
MElGs on FEyERs;
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsHwELL on FEMALES,
BUDD on rmE LIVER;
sTANLY on The bones;
Aad great variety Of Miscellaneous Medical BooEs uO
sonialnsi IL this catalogue. oets
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GENTLENIENS, WEAR.

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
VENTS Fine Calf Pump Soc Boots;
II Gents fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double Sole
" Water proof
" Congress Caters;
double sole;
Oxford Ties, "
These goods from Of the best manufactures In
Philadelphia. Call at No. 20 Public Square.
octlS SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

BREN. WILLIAM l. BROWN
n VIE undersigned have formed partnership in the prao
tice Of law in the city Of Nashville, will give prompt At
tention TO any all business nrusted TO their care
JOHN 5. BRlEN,
ivS56-tf WILL L. BROWN.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
THREE NEGROES FGR SALE.

THREE NEGROES FOR SALE.
HAVE for sale Negro Woman about 81 years Of age,
good Cook and Washer; also, two very akey earl
ChBdFens And ears OF agegho would prefer ssiung
10 some person living in Nashville or Davidson eounty.
r. = H0LlINS,
nov2t-qW CO Public sqasFe.
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our LAST And CLOSING SALE.

OS TUESDAY next Now 2sth, we viii sell in front Of
~ Auction Room the following articles, TO close out,
viz:
rs hhds brown Sugar, prime, S. bags Rio Coffee,
3 bbls Crushed "a 164 {" Laguyra Coffee;
40 Molasses: 20 boxes Soap;
IS Richly whisky: 65 Doyl's Tai Candles
"a Peacock a Co 81 Gentnsr's 4"
Is French Brandy; Is " GrizzaTd's
16 4 bbls Malaga Wine, 10 GreeneF's Soap
5 baskets Chh'mpxne Wine; 4" Sperm Candies;
1875 kegs Nails [" Refined CamphOr;
SO boxes Hare's Tabacco; l bag Pepper,
I" Harry OF the West e " SpiceI
IS Paxton 1" " Ginger,
10 Henry Harrison So bdles D. @. Wrap. Paper,
3 casks hne Brandy rs " Med.
5 cases sardineg; 50 dos Cotton Pow Lines;
81 boxes Imp. Tea: Is &" BED Cords, Cotton;
80 600 Imported Cigars; 40 " Sparta BrOoms;
Is bales picked Moss; cer5Ons Indigo;
so boxes old Melee Cigars;
With many other articles too numerous to mention.
nov 2l DAVE, PILGHER CO.
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w IL E. A T

I WANT few Hundred bushels Of Choice Wheat, fo
which will pay the highest market price, delivered a
my ware house. S. N. HOLLINGSWORTH,
oct9 Corner College and Church street.
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Negro Girl Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN wishes TO buy girl from l6 to % years
Il old, Tor family Anyp having such one to
sell, purchaser by appiyinga at this Office
Also girl wanted hire for balance of this year.
oci25-lm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-21

Our neghbors in Cincinnati express serious APP
prehensons Of suffering on account of the small
supply and high price of fuel The scarcity OF coal
has occasoned the suspension of some OF the large
manufacturing establishments and thrown out of
employment a number of poor people, who have no
means with which to purchase fuel and must nec-
essarily be exposed TO great hardship should the
cold weather set in before the river ri sufficiently
for the navigation of coal boats. The propriety Of
furnishing the capital to enable company to open
coa-mines on the line of the Marietta railroad and
to procure the rolling necessary for its trans
portation has been seriously considered. 1t Is
estimated that the coal thus procured would cost
eighteen cents per bushel in Cincinnati. The citi-
zens of Louisville should take warning now from
this state of affairs. The Ohio river is too
tain 20 be allowed to remain our sole reliance for a
supply of fuel The expenditure of a small amount
of capital and very little energy will place US in
communication by railroad with ine1haustible de-
posites of excellent COAL whence we would always
be certain ola supply aud at less average cost
than we now pay for Pittsburg coal. We hope the
present season will nSt pass without some definite
action upon the subject by men who can and will
attain the desired object-Lou. Jour.
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EO 900 BUSHELS dried fuit, Peaches and APP
OO.OOU Pies 5000 lbs Ginseng; 5000 Feathers,
for which the highest market price viii be paid.
Ocl1S X. O. handy
r. O. Bandy will keep constantly hand large lot Of
Flour, Of various and superior brands.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-21

Another Territory, we learn, is about to be or
ganized by portion of its inhabitants. On the LIST
of September an election held at various points
in the Gadsden Purchase for delegates to the Terri
torial Legislature Of New-Mexco and for delegate
to Congress. The latter, it is expected, will pre-
sent to Congress petition for the separation of the
Gadsden Purchase from the northern part of New
Mexico, and the erection Of an independent Terri
torial Government. To this post Mr.. r ?. Cook
was chosen. How much of New-Mexco they de-
sire to have included within the Territory, we
are not informed; but the advocates of the sepsra
ton say that the country is naturally divided, by
the Intervention of deserts and mountains, into two
States or government jurisdictions. The Gadsden
Purchase, or Arizona, as the residents sometimes
style it, contains total population OF perhaps a
thousand persons, of whom one-half are Indians
and third Mexicsns of very low class. The rest
are Americans and Germans. The principal village
is Tucson (Tooksone) which aspires to be the cap
tal of the new State. There is fort in the vicin-
ity of the prace, with small garrison of United
States troops-N Y Tribune.
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S U S AN MERTON
Napier's Peninsular War.


w. 7. BERRT 6 GO. have lust received
THE HIST OF THE WAR
IN The PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. lstT TO 1914.
By Maj. Gen Sir VIZ. ?. Nap.er, X. c. B., Col 27th
Regiment, &C. &C.
- This edition reprint Of the revised English edi-
ton recently published, and contains all q aathor latest
lamentations and "lusufcatory pieces" with
FIFTY-FIvE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATTLES.
There has been also prepared for this edition. COM
PLETE INDEX to the whole work, Lvanting in all other
editions and the following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
graVed steel:
- l. NAPIER, (the authOr) g. WELLINGTON.
2. NAPOLEON. g. sOULF.
5. JOSEPH BONAPARTE
'You should read Napies volumes Of the in Portu-
gal He is heroic fellow, equal to anything in Putarch
and moreover along headed clever hero who good
aim before he fres."-Leters Of Sydney Smith.
sour English Thucydiies the historian Of the Peninsula
War; Wafer SISage LaHd0r OrtlogrdPly, Fraser,
FEB. 1856.
". T. BERRY e co. have also just received
HEADLEY'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
with y elegant large Wood Engravngs, all from original
designs vol. mo.
"Mr. Headeys descriptions grapbe-his history
rect and his summing Of character scarcely suffers by
OmparisOn with similar pagesi in Taeitus"E T. Obsrer.
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EoErHRHN DExooRArlc ALrRs.-The Day
Book says A
"rhe tremendous abolition vote In oil the
old stFong Democratic counties In Northern
New York. has rot only startled and astou-
issed tie Democrats Of this section, but sur.
prised aud eonionnded the old politicians Of
every class
where Preston Kiag seems 10 have transposed
over 10 Abolitioa the whole Of the Democracy,
body and braina,-a Southern Shareholder
sells over his estate, --tenants included.
Let the Southera Democrats think of thess,
.eir Northern allies.-M T. Express.
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Tunes IN KANsAs-Kansas outrages have
been superseded by Kansas speculations. The
restoration of peace and order in the Terrific
ry is attended by the most benefcent results.
Hundreds and thousands are focking thither
to secure lands on which to locate in the
spring. A great many land buyers from Ken
lucky have passed through this city lately, to
attend the great Delaware land sale next Mon
day. Some of them are SPECTATORS, but the
greater portion contemplate settling in the
Territory.
Kansas will, no doubt, in another year have
the population requisite to her admission into
the Union as a State, and the application will
be made to the next Congress, which is largely
Democratic. The prospect is that it will be a
slave State.-iS. Louis Neacs. Non. II.
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GLOVER & co.
James G.. Jones,


HAVE22 negroes for sale, amongst thefn or likely
girls from II TO IA years DID, extra house servant
seImstress washer and roner likely and intelligent,
era stout men, &c. Also extra black smith Cal while
the exctenentis up. Iocs27 REEFS W. PORTER.
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.

II persons INDEBTED % shs late Grus q J. g. =.
~ RoszEFsnx are requested q Inward and Sass
imwosis settlement ana these hsFinS esss against tas
conosvn wfn prsseng theu Or p-ym NJ.
noEt J. q kObAktsVN-
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DEAD HoPEs.-Who has not got one OF
more of these red and crisped leaves in his
hearth The battle Of life is close and hot, anc
men have no time to pause by their wounded
companions, Yet, it is pleasant to recall the
earlier days ofour earthly pilgrimage, for then
friends Tere friends, and were not ai1ays in
too great hurry to stretch out helping hand
to fallen comrade.
They are gone those, dreamy days; Their
rainbow hopes have faded intr the sulIen gray
of the cloudy skies.
"Whsn the laDp broken,
light in thed uSt les dead
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED

LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Or LOCATED.
WILL pay cash for Land Warrants viii also buy old
Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
ISIS, to soldiers Of 1872,
am also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
Missouri the line Of the Sou Missouri
Railroad in connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting Of more than 100000 Of aoad land along
the line Of this road For further particulars, ers &C,
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street. the
Once. lsap6l G. FELLOWS
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New Goods!

CWRET NEW ORANGES sAsks 81 ne
- shoFe lasi reeeissi hy Express a. ..,-sox.s
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STERLING LANIER. SAMPSON LANiEs
LAMAR HOUSE.
Formerly Coleman H0Use)
KnOxv111e, Tenn.
S. s. $. LANIER, PFOprietOrs.

Ma STERLING LASIER, late Of LanieT House. Macon Ca.
aud SAMPSON LASIsR, late Of Tuskegee Ala will be happy
all friends and customers at the Lamar House,
where they have ompe Accommodations for $50 persons
now
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Our Information from East
Tennessee s more toll aud reliable than Il has ever
been, before aud We believe it ls accurate a.
such Information possibly be. It Is IRON al
most every county Ia that section. And We say
thai Gentry viii lose At least fifteen handfed votes
on Hehry's vote two years ago. inslesd Of being
beaten 10 East Tennessee ssvsA Aaadrsd Sotss as be
two years ago, JohHsOa ssiA Aass msoFity IN
20 thai sscfton from aghf 10 f~sips ksssdrsd
Instead Of getting majority Of "eight
TO twelve hundred as predicted, johnson
lost upwards Of agktetH hundred Uois N
East 1saHessce
This brings the record down 70 the pre-
sent year. Our contemporary, a. usual,
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WHEAT! WHEAT!
WANTED.

I WANT to purchase any quantity Of geod Wheat, FOL
l which will pay the hi hest price. ...
X. 70.
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TIN PLATE-iO Boxes &c. 10 IA Tin Plate Just
| received md for sale by D. d. DICKEY.
sapt II College street.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

Gss- DR. L. J. CzAPkAY, Of San Francisco, feel
ing confident Of success, from his extensive scen-
tifc requirements and long experience, iswllling to
guarantee cure in all cases Of private and chronic
disease, This is the proper plan upon which Ply
sician should practice, as 1t at once destroys all
chances of imposition, and requires the patient TO
pay for no benefit he does notreceive. Beside this
the DR. has offered free consultation, by letter or
otherwise and the patient is at liberty, after an ex
PLANTATION of his disease to secure the Drs services
or otherwise, as may seem to him best
Now, we regard these things characteristic of
q liberal minded man, and one who has that conf
dence in himself which his heretofore successful
practice has given We are pleased to bear testi-
mony to his qualities az physician and gentleman
If such testimony we're needed, and would recon-
mend him to the infrm as a man in whom they may
place the utmost confidence. The Doctors rooms
are Nos. and 4, Armory Hall, corner Of Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
dec Is 8-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
sum mons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! q

STATE Of. OF CALIFORNIA na ! IS.
In Justices Court, in Township No. g. before JUS
tice GRoRCL l.. GALE.
The People Of the State Of California, TO L. r..
Swift, greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
l undersigned at his Office in Volcano, Township
No. Three, in the county aforesaid, the 18th day
Of January, A. d. 1856, at o'clock, p. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint of George w. Klein. of
township aforesaid, who sues to recover of you the
sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for work and
labor done, and for goods, wares and merchandise
done and sold by the plaintiff for and to the defend
ant at his special instance and request within the
last six months. Plaintiffs complaint is in writing
and on file in my Office. A writ of attachment was
issued out of my Office on the 5th day of December
1855, in favor OF the plaintiff and against you for
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars was placed
in the hands Of L. S. Scott constable to levy and
return. who has levied the same upon certain Bill
lizard Table then in the possession of the said con-
stable on the lith day of December, 1885, as by
said officers return will more fully appear When
judgment will be taken against you for the above
amount with costs and damages, If you fail to ap-
pear and answer.
Given under my hand, at Volcano, this 2sth day
Of December, A. d. 1855.
GEO. L. GALE,
Justice Of the Peace.
Volcano, Dec. 2s, 1855. [prfeesl5l loaf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Pioneer Nursery, Alameda,

This Nursery took tie First Premium at The
STATE Far for 1855, held at Sacramento
20 A. Il. MYERS, at the Pioneer Nursery, nm
Il Alameda, has on hand for the market this -
SEASON. at reduced prices, every description Of Bud
ded and Grated Fruit Trees, Vines, &c.;
EMBRACING
APPLES-50 best varieties from enc TO three
years old
PEACH-2o best varieties, from one to two years
old.
PEAR-lo best varieties from one to two years
old.
CHERRf-l0 best varieties from one to two
years old
Also-Almond Nectarine, Plum, Apricot. Fig
Trees, Grape Vines Currant Gooseberry and Rasp-
berry Bushes; -Four best varieties Of Strawberry
Plants
Also, Greenhouse Plants and Ornamental Shrub
berry.
Terms Cash. Orders promptly attended to-
On sales made at the Nursery deduction of rs
per cent will be made.
A II. MYERS, Proprietor.
jrc Alameda is eight miles from San Francisco
and four miles south of Oakland.
nov 10 3-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
Fashion billiard saloon.
MAIN STREET. VOLCANO.


In Hdntord & Dozons' .Nesc Fyre-Pyocf Build.
ing, Up Stairs.
THIS Saloon Ia large, cool and pleasant at all
L times, and no expense has been spared TO make
il infer or 70 none In this State.
The BAR is furnished with the best Liquors this
country affords, Fancy Drinks Of oil kinds gotten
up in the best style Cigars Of the best brands and
flavor that be procured in California kept con-
stantly on hand and In addition
THREE BLLLLaRD TABLES
are kept for the accommodation of those who desire
to amuse themselves In this pleasant and innocent
exercise.
Among other important articles not to be found
IN other Saloons are the leading Journals Of the
United States and Europe, also Daily Papers which
are kept constantly on hand for the benefit of the
customers of the FASHION SALOON
The Proprietor invites his friends and the public
generally to give him call. and promises to give
them the bost the town affords.
Lunch every day at ii A. NJ, and 7. NJ.
CHARLES STECKLER,
Proprietor
dec 7-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
jan 6
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C

Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CO
CouSTY or AxADoR. 10
In Justices Court, in Township No. 5, before JUS
tice GEo. L. GALE.
The People of the State Of California, to WILL
LIAM MOUNDS. GREETING
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
i undersigned, at his Office. in Volcano, in Town
ship No. 5, in the county and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18th day of January, A. d. 1856, at
two o'clock p. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of
F. W. Clute, Of the town and county aforesaid, who
sues TO recover the sum of seventy-6ve dollars for
Goods Wares and Merchandise heretofore sold and
delivered to you by the plaintiff at your special
instance and request the complaint and bill being
against you for the above amount. with costs and
damages, if you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand, at Volcano, this Sd day
Of January, A. ID. 1856
GEO. l.. GALE.
Justice Of the Peace.
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