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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07
Genrna RnVnra.

samuel Dunlap
George Savage.
object Of this inoin the defendant and all
others concerned, from further proceedings Judgment
day Of December 1856 by the defendant against the COM
Rnant for los dollars with interest and costs Of suit
I'll the further order of this Court.
The defendant not having entered his appearance, aud
appearing from affidavit led II the that he Is not
resident OF ths State VirnlaOn motion Of the plaintiff
BY his attorney, Il is ordered that he do appear here within
may necessary protect his interest in this suit
and this order be forthwith inserted In
newspaper published in the city Of Wheeling for four
cessVe weeks, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, the FIRST day Of the next County
Court. A copy-Teste: ALoNZ0 LORING, clerk.
CGOOd sol. for eompPt. feb5-E4
UIRGINIA :At Rnles held In the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County, for the month Of Fsbru-
Felix q. Wins, James Wins, Herman CT
Wins, SfAa Wins and Eliza Wins who sue
BY William K. Carr, their next friend
Sarah Wins and Thomas Kirby, and olemen-
The object Of this suit Is to recover the portion
fund In the bill mentioned belonging to le defendant Sarah
Wins
The defendants having their appearances and
appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed in the cause that they
residents Of the State Of VrRnon motion Of the
plaintiffs by their attorney Il ordered that they do
pear here within month after due publication Of this
and that Of said order be forthwith inserted In
newspaper pubshed in the city Of Wheeling for four
successive weeks and posted q the front door OF the Court
House Of Ohis county the hrst day Of the next County
Court eoPy-Teste: ALONZ0 LORING, clerk.
d. Nelson sol. for eomp'tl feh5-!E
VIRGINIA AT Rules held the Clerks once
Circuit Court Of Ohio County for the month Of FebTu-
airy, 1857:
Charles 81. GIibeTsOn, Henry 8. RobfOn, Da-
vld Wagner and John Howell, late partners In Debt
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BY rELEGRAPH.

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb 6-Flour dull. Wheat 182e lower
Corn unchanged. Whisky selling at 261{9 27c.
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IN CHANCERY
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, for the month Of FebEu-
"'' -'S' John Erwin,
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Samuel Dunlap,

IN CkZANCERY.
VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Once Of the
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, for the month Of Rsbru
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIIsF OpenIns, nsu PIAxos and MELoDEoSs, from
81 bottom manufactures, warranted n every respect,
Good as any in the World.
Alaa, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL G0OpS,
Of every description: all which otT lover than can
be bought In tbs vicinity, AZ either Wholesale retail
Ny list Of Fancy and Varsity Goods embraces every
or the useful and adapted
season. publications, Periodicals and PAYERS,
Music EngTaVneI, LfhogFaphS Gnt FFaaes aIOuId-
ings, COb8 brushes Pert Monnales Card and Cigar
ses, Steel Goods, Retieules, and
An endless variety Of Fancy SsO0ds.
WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY,
selected from the New York market by eomPetent
person. VIII be happy te wait an Uho favor
patronage Watches, Clocks ana JeEsFy, repaired
With neatness.
70 porous buyInE Wholesale, Teachers &C., great
lie stsentioa q III i respeetfaliy solicited
'-'''' '''- ~ ?. TOAlS,
dec29 No. WashiaEtOH Hall.
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mis- superior e' G1u e. iaIs z pusu1lED
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CONSUMPTIOM CURED.

% h0I DEcEIFED q hass lllll1fIols- HE1ElfAN
CLARK cos GENUINE COD LIFEll OH, never ill1.-
p9nE., aaa nins geaEl has PROVED i superior
As sTs q EEeat dsat e "a q ts ulFst aal-
teIltsl m 50 81 gll1 q. AZ 10 Edrh
Or Oh Z tnl1e q oF olu fleloly u ald
each hotts has q gv2
HSsHlLA, CLAIE ena1 ilncs he LtifI ~ Ma nos.
late p4Etn, here ls t A. lFlirls llir1dnee1
called Huzltohep Uleh = n qlT g1lleulsd n @
eeseE Il. 9. &c. SD - dFlEsl5tl. OStIs8nda9
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'01' zzliI.MiLiiMilER d LBBoITiE is1 ~

A4MM4SA v 4OOO4 CO4Ns
oTLD respectfully inform their friends, and the publie
w generally, that EheT have opened GFoeeEy Store
the Of Market and Un0n streets, IN the recently
occupied W. g. Robertson, where they Intend
supply Of FlESH FAMILY GROCERIES, win take
IN serving them esoeFs the lowest
~ ThOy win sim carry their STEM RAKERY, and
M the orders Of an their cd friends, well
ones, for an the different kinds o. Crackers and
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The terms" Hamilton answered, "You shall
have the honors OF war;" and then the fort was
surrendered with its garrison, one ojioer and
"a Joy."
On the 9Th OF February 1779, Clarke led
out from Kaskaskia his Spartan band of one
hundred and seventy men ON their march to
this place. They came, they saw, they con-
quered.
Here Vigo died--old and well stricken in
years. lie long lived among US to see the
immense advantages ofthe conquest of Post
st. Vincents to our beloved country; that It's
conquest and subsequent attachment to the
Union was as much owing to his counsels and
services as to C!ark's bravery and enterprise.
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EXPENSIVE FURs.-The Russian sable, the
scarcest and consequently the dearest fur, is
said to be smuggled into this country, its ex-
portation being forbidden BY the Russian Gov
ernment. small muf Of this fur costs
$1,000, and the entire set, consisting ofcape
and cuffs is worth Sl400 and $500. Next
in Importance comes the Hudson's Bay sable
its price ranging from $500 to S700 the set,
its value increasing as its color darkens. Then
We have mink, a beautiful fur, almost rivallng
the sable; and next "lallen from its high
estate" comes ermine, now only fourth rate
fur, of which in good old times kings had the
monopoly.
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GRAHAM Y. FITCu.-As the Democratic
papers through the country are congrstulating
their party upon the election Of Fitch, the y.
Y. Tribune resuscltates an old document,
that the party may see what sort OF friend
they are taking 10 their bosom.
"Ihe Pennsylvania volunteers ducet puff
Of Dr. Fitch. "lle has served in the popular
branch of Congress with great efficiency and
with marked ability" "He is completely
Unidentified with the National Democracy.'
Is he, indeed? lie won his first seat in Con-
gress by the following proof OF his "indeutif-
cation with the National Democracy:
.PLaMoUTH, Aug. 4. 1St9.
"SlR: As there are few who think You
have not been quite definite enough some
of the questions involved in the present cam
yass, wish you to answer the following cues
tons, to wit:
"lst. Will You, If elected, cote for The IN
conlitionai repeal Of Slavery in the District Of
Columbia?
s2d. Will you vote for the abolition of the
inter State slave trade?
"3d. Will you vote for the Wilmot Proviso
being extended over the Territory OF Calilor-
'nia>and New Mexico. and against any law
authorizing slaves to be taken there as pro-
ipcrty?
s,"Please answer the above questions, yes OF
@oe, without comment.
.gHG7laa GROVE POMER0Y."
Now read tue reply of the ''National Demo.
crat' aforesaid:
"Wiat pleasure 4 anstcer yes TO the shove
tquestions, GRAHAM N. FITCH"
Above all, the Doctor proceeds to say:
Entertaining the view indicated in my
answer above, shall not only vote Yes on
these measures, but if no older or abler meri-
tber, whose influence would be greater than
mine, introduces them into Congress, stGa
do so myself if 1 have the honor of holding a
seat there. u. y. FlICIl""
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

EDE NOT GEcITvED by base init1toa,. nfGEMAN.
II y CLARK a 90. .'S GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. never
dapP0ir and experiences has Proved IL SUPERIOR
10 s oAer,. aad the only reliable cure for ooSsuNPOS
great deal OF spurious oil in the market adul-
terased th atl oil. whale oil &e.. &s, too much care
canrot De t-ken 70 IrOca-e ths Genuine.
Or or q naas GO facary IL Sewoundlint ana
ea, hlti tc sigma the 1Gt Be orsin to get
lssENAS Z. 90. tE1rirgas wao had ed other
e OF iEfssr silly ani aaoHt Gsia5 AZ n dsaG
been rstorg1 - Gsatth b. Gsr- tie Ceratne OH OF
oas Manu- ae.are. Sold ~ al p.srsials. jaz2-3ndsw
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FARES:

Diiiy rrsrhs Trtnsieave Evansville ana n rg5-ilaus
% A. ~. on wbioh local pauenrsrs Ei0 hs taken. -.
" For formation through Tick cta- agrly at e.
Tran s-ortation oce. head To.u-i fcct. Ev
asviiis deeIs J. J.. DANIELS. sap /.
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e+.r GAsD SAE on reeeiving dollar
sS Ss5. sSsoe viii seal Kss3siR,s fsr q .l;; +
ifr Trasp eat Scsp Cu resolving thTes dollars. VII
sen5 va'ssbis RestiPs f5r tane ra Faii soap.
ouy hTss esnts Posni IL q not 70 ten
,ited &tatcs- On Eecsis1k I've doafl tti
eud te chovs =na SIX e-he- Heeoi. for aains hacy
5ap Isosa be gle IN "A os0tntfy oA a
sraE osptai fgs Gotars. aaa soia rsdl 8. pra oi
hundred cent To olt OF business u a
Any queans answered reference gvsn by
Address, + r. RUSSELL.
Box sli. Possofiee-
In PROoErTS. New-Oe-k
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no PORK F.OLDErEs.

SALT = FEVi.ss.--Soo lis just ree,a fer saie b.
~ aesl3 y. u. HILbeE. q w.
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"THE OLD PosT."-The Oath of February
I was the anniversary of the surrender Of Vim
7cennes by the British Lieut.. Governor to the
small force under the command of Gen. Geo.
Rogers Clarke, which occurred on the Gath
February 1779. The Gazette remarks:
How many changes have happened since
the 25th of February 1779. The day ate.
the articles Of capitulaticn dictated by Clarke
had been signed by Hamilton, the British flag
was hauled down-the British troops marched
out, the Americans entered the fort, and the
flag Of the free hearts only waved above it's
tamparts.
vincennes, previous to that time had been
sone of a Gordon of posts from the Lakes to
the Balize, by which France, in the latter part
of the 18th century attempted s.nion OF her
settlements on the Mississippi with her pos
sessions in Canada.
II was part Of the territory cedet, to Crozat
Fin I712, by Louis XIV, surrendered ba5k
sagain to the crown Of France; again part OF
the grand speculation in lands by tile Msss-
sippi company at whose head was The famous
John Law, is part of iistory-the residence
alternately with Kaskasbia o. the French
.commandant, Francois Morgan De Vinscane.
In or about 1885.
a N1nceuHcS was III 100 W treaty lIaIS4STTSu
with all the French possessions east Of Mis-
.sissippi to the British crown.
These changes in the history Of Vincennes
seem to have bsen 0ut little regarded, ,-old
laws, customs, habits, manners were continu
ed,-but the change that to-day we celebrate
the capture OF Fort St. Vincents-an enter
prize whose immense benefits, whose signal
advantages will brewer cause to he remem
.bered two Names that of Gen. Geo. Roger:
Clarke and Col. francis Vigo.
Henry Hamilton. the British Lieut.. Cover
nor Of Detroit Collecting an army OF abou
thirty regulars, fifty French volunteers an,
four hundred Indians passed down the rive
Wabash. He entered this place tie 10Th G
Dec. ITS. There were but two American
here in the garrison.
"The boy had his cannon well charged
placed in the olen fort gate, while Helm stoo
: by it with lig.ted torch in his hand. Whe
the British wGe within hailing distance, tn
American officer with loud voice cried ou
'halt.' Hamilton paused, demanding q SUI
render Of the grrison. Helm exclaimed wit
An oath. "No man shall enter until kno
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Aas the traa-porat;cn Of ssiali or ,slu!e I-oa-rs
AL peFsons wishsag avail themselves a tho taeili 81
the Exprers en- oaia any desired inorlaston in rsief
sad desaiis hg busHes ~ . eir ocs
SiysI tesWsSn aia III Lect, or1ca x fhe so
OEcs. eecIS ". il. l.SH, agent.
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o. Gen. Sam Houston is talked of for the
American candidate for Governor Of Texas.
In that event it is also said that Gen. uenier-
son will be the Democratic can9idate.
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A CARD no TRE LADIEs.

MIS- great Turkish Pero deal remedy for the
= removal OF OhstrecsioEs. irregularities, Prolapsus
Ctsri. (Fahirg OF the wonb,) Leuckorrhea, whtss
Sc. &c.
Fhes, Pis have never in single instance failed in
dcing the Too Cch be said
Ne enjoy good health when particular
her rsan Is eeraH ged Sickness
aeh ataeh anuor debility pain In the head. side aad
h1sz loss ef aPPed coststnoss. te.. OF the
syrtoras which atten8 Ers~aar CONSERVATISM.
tins 5es as these symD-
toms. = :
e and get the genuuo which has our signature On
each box. These pile be had by Addressing Dr. Sanfoy
Co.. and incosing s the Piis win be by
mali.
~ BLadies whose health will permit Increase
OF family, will md there Pills saccesiui
Ladies' who are pregnant, should not these Pills.
they te bring s-earrisgs thoagh Injury
health would follow. Address
DR.. SANFBoY n CO.,
feb6 Cincinnati. ohis.
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AssErEKEo prEYstCIaw,
vHosE sANrs oF IlFE

VuAvs acasly rua OF. Giss3reTsi while IN the ras,
"a Iadifs. certsi1 sure for CONSTITUTION, BroRchts.
cougAs. Uolds FsEera &etisy Ths sd- dis
o0vere4 ~ aa hsu h.s ociy eh1-a 1auGlte--Tns given
q dc. NiniT - DO a. rIo1 gcod e1 psssibs he VII
sadso agch % hs nic. fsilo bs3i scest th1
rco7e, vih --otioas ios rlakia and sues .fuly
It, tfs rn1iEeI each a7rle mt - ineiose him
shnlreo ceats 20 rct-rned a. portage On tae pe
and TIC reraler - bcsp?ed - hs naLgsr OF hired
vsrtissraaut, Address DR.. "a. IAMES.
des30 smdsw 10. 10 Graui street. Jerssy Ciy. n. y.
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sUNDI,EEN.


EsALTPETRE Epsom Salts, Sulvhnr. Roll Brn,toas.
- Aium Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saicraigs, Soda;
Almonds Brazil Nuts Beacoris reel and dozen eerip and
anili. BaekInx Carphor Cream rar,er. Cigars all kinds
Cor7srag Cloves Essence nt concs Ciss
Ja Lsatsrn Carer er5uaS aud ,ressryed Herring.
Clcas. Aastc-s ladig0. LogEeod tztrae, sad irPpei
llstaFd. Matshes. ifsrcaate Writing Hluid. hUtntz5.
oh1sss. OyEsc-l Fsnsr letter Essis cap an wr@ppnE
Psrous.s, Csp1. Pgwdor rcPfor ssHes. fs1ner spice
tSao f.ras Pi.eh Ter i.osia tabl3 sa sal SODA x-
frat of sarsanaa Stone Soap bar andfauc Ssr-
surd spirits Of farpontae f9bace9 assorted fwne
Teas. Tar. Vinegar &c., Sc, &c.. for sale by
s. Il. GILBERT = CO..
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ADAMS, ExPiiEss COMPANY.

pf<Ns = q - l--f.@tE! = 5satsa
~ EiNg ARA - ss i i a,..J:: !s Isl e
.rEtuG ADAMS EXPRESS Uo2EPANT rs-pss',4liy an
theif grieads aud patrons. hs 1hlc of 49,
as5ye sui vaiy. that, with Increased iaeie; Cor tAs
transportation Of
FREIGHT.
PACKAGES.
EON-Y azi
yALUAB1ES.
They soiist eantiuuancs or fayVrs. Espseia
taken ia the collection of
AILLg.
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RAILROADS. &C.
r AILR @ A d

N atl after Mo3day. Dee. tt 1855 rlt farther sice
Tle NAH Pa1ssnrsr Tr-in viii leave f,Fan.v!ite.:
i;I0 P. M;prrivinest FiacssHes ~ 1:e r = f. sine 70
In the ticia tfc Ohio a-d NlTseirn
RAILROAD Louis aEG Ceatral liaOi Tcrre lfauta
1:i5 p 81 and ladaEiT5li1 az loj A. ~. making free
sonuaci0ns Cincnrs a. Colu1bus. Cleveland PAadei
phia New Gork anf BaI.fEcrc.
aaie AZ $40 p. H.; ser ths ar
rival Of tgaia from iadanR2 21sa-gTes !. LyaasF.e
9:rO p, NJ.
Psss-a ss train from ST. Louis
and .0gissl,e day Baggage cheeke4 I4Liaaa
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QUIT DRISKIgC POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PAINT I1-caoTFD PROCESS
FoR alfEfEo
Al Kinda OF LigucEs and Vinegar.
l@~A-'-'4 - y 80 Ns7 u
AooUR's ass sENTIAL OILS

INSTANTLY, ~ ths use OF
LAooUR's sENTIAL OILS.
Thee Oils ohtaasd by Dssiiissa at the Chemical
hsriieal 4 aysis Laoour's Chs1sLi sanipa-
l4s,0ns. Lae9ureR the NsEgfse,Hre Of Li-noss =
.nd osrsn tAer money the oil dos' net ve Perissssst-
i.AcoUR's on OF coGEAO eoaverts 7eatral spirit TO
saRsri.r i iSRsg,sa bTsns.s' .i, g.; Vs5 Vi
yard PrOpaetcrl Ossiloa ana bcndoB Dock BFandi.s.
Thaee faoT viii have fall fritg favor and beaattul
by tie use me on OF Covsac 70 Brandy.
apple Brandy. Common ootase Brandy, &c.
a'caesSsseIs rye wslsIy. Old vrznis Malt whisky.
or. or cEDR1F caangss common Ieotaed whiskyto
OH Irish Malt Whsfy aud asup0rior article oil Seoteh
OIL or PEACH ehru-es common whisky 70 virsinia
Peach B-Rndy. e. Oh OF Psseh aad oil Of oeEna' Wi
OIJ OF CIV convert she poorest whisAy to osnd Gin
seeiSe5, 4SssggS 1 kss as Gin S I sse u Eve Sn Ses: &s
Usiur rrei Eve gailous % good NinegET and
vs e IN ,y ss sa'A'B ~ % s 81
Lacear's Asia. Vinegar he made for
Fo MaxSG fIoos. Iacour,. o require ne
pear tet sI' iato .se whisky anS sSsAe
ret oily sasei beautiful tEassPaTent eolor aad ine
ser iiv - NAV So e fhe srs. prop
,r,y with nd ides IN the
s s s SsSs i. ~ W M G p:eSIisr riits ana
ias sts sad es.Stas aSar sptrittas sseo.a ~
iiqsor xhioh asl iara = PeaTaaoe
ynn nutv oder that ararssd tho liqaor. which
iers rotion irc tho gearirc brand
rcicnt oil for usklnr tres cd gallons Of liquor
Fa and direetions secODpany the bottles
FOR s a. s corner Sc Charles and POyiras streets
sacked slipped. with bif iading Part of tie
ccpnrg apoa the receipts 81 60 s ,s ses fsas S o
Parshasers are reques.a % EsaTsant,s o. r9Ga n
th. : claimed for oia they vii cost nothing lanSly
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-11
Meeting of Quartz Miners.

A meeting of Quartz Miners will be held at the
town of Sutter Greek, on SATURDAY, JULY IL,
1G1 in Concert Hall. for the purpose of organi-
ziDg Club for the protection of Quartz Miners
The object of the Club will be to see that any
nember,who may be injured by accident while pur-
nng his ayocation, shall have proper care and at
tnton. The benefits to be derived from an Associ-
Mon of this kind are of great Importance TO all
gho are working quartz mines.
The Quartz Miners of Amador. jackson and Vol
mo are respectfully invited to attend and all 9TH
u who feel an interest in the welfare of the Quartz
liner
Rules and Regulations will be drawn up, and
eseh one initiated in due form.
IL is to be hoped that full attendance of mi
oers will be had as the object is well worthy the
ltentiOn Of all interested.
MINER.
Sutter Creek, June 26th, 1857.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed,
ID issued out of the Honorable District Court Of
the Fifth Judicial District, in and Tor Amador
county, on Judgement rendered therein on the
Fifteenth day of June, A. d. 1851, in favor OF
j. X HATTON and against b. Il. GEORGE for
the sum of Two Thousand Dollars, with interest on
the sum of $4,000 90. at the rate Of two and hall
per cent. per month, from the 3lst day OF March
A. d. 1856, together with $40 l5-1e3 costs OF suit,
| have levied upon and seized, and will expose TO
public sale, at the Court House Door in the town
of jackson. Amador county, On the 2Oth day
Of July, A. ID. 1857, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock =. NJ, all the right
title, interest and claim of the said B. +. George
Of, in and to the following described property sit
uate lying and being in the County Of Amador and
State of California, to-wit: The Masonic Cave
Water Works. and the lands buildings, construc-
tions, and the appurtenances thereto belonging
consisting of Wood Reservoir erected on Masonic
Cave Rock in the town of Volcano, County and
State aforesaid. together with the plat OF ground
adjoining said Rock on the North side, and bound
ed by said Rock on the South and the laud claimed
by James Else on the South and West and by the
street now being opened and passing East OF said
Rock on the Fast, and lying between the main
channel Of Sutter Creek and the said Masonic Cave,
together with the Spring Of Water under said Rock,
the Reservoir Pipes. Steam Engine, rated at six
horse power. by which water is forced into said
Reservoir with the frame building ght
by forty feet one and half stories in heighth with
the Iron Pipes extending above and under ground
from said Reservoir aud Spring to said plat of
ground. aud extending from thence under ground
up end through Main street in Volcano aforesaid
to the corner known Johnson's Corner Store, and
thence turnding into Union Square, and running
thence under ground to point on said Square, OF
near thereto, opposite the Union Hotel, together
with all the pipes, lead and iron connecting with
said Iron Pipes, and used for the purpose Of sup
plying water to the citizens Of Volcano, for domes
tic use and in case of fire, together with all and
singular the Reservoirs branches of Lead Pipe
running from the Main Pipes from the beginning
to the end of said Works, with the Cocks and Fix
lures Hydrants and Appurtenances thereto belong
ing or in anywise appertaning
Given under my hand, at Jackson, this 9th day
of June, A. d. 1857.
w. j. PAUGH,
Sheriff,
BY A. B. ANDREWS,
Under Sheriff.
ie27 36-4w
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GO
Amador County,
In Justices Court. before s. Kendall Justice OF
the Peace in Township No. Six, County of Am
ador and State of California.
The People Of the State of California 10 H. W.
.hcFerstin & Co., Greeting
NOU are hereby summoned to appear before me
L the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at my
office in Fiddetown, on Tuesday the 2lst day of
July, A D. 1851, at one o'clock P. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of Sloat Il Kaull, who bring
their action to recover Forty Dollars and Thirty
Nine Cents $40 39-l00,) on a book account, (copy
of plaintiffs account filed in my ofice) at which
time the plaintiffs will take judgment against you
for the said with costs, &c, if you fail to ap-
pear and answer.
Given under my hand this 23d day of June, A.
ID. 1857.
S. KENDALL, J. p.
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Administrators Sale

N OTlCE is hereby given that by order of the
q 4. non Probate Court of the county of Amador,
s'ate oil California, on Friday, the 3st day of Ju-
H y; A. D. iooi at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
Clinton, in the county aforesaid. will sell at nnb
nc auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the
ri.ght' title and interest Of S. NJ Hamlin. at the
time OF his decease, Of in and to the following de-
scrlbed property, situate and being at the place and
IN the county and State aforesaid to-wit one third
ol one mining claim one third of one dwelling
mousse, together with various other articles.
J. b. KING,
Public Administrator.
jackson, June 29th, 1857.
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State of California,

State Of California,
Amador County
On reading the affidavit of C. o. Sloat, one of
the plaintiffs herein, and being advised that the de-
PENDANTS not in this county, il is the order of
the Court that the above summons be published in
the "Weekly Ledger" paper published in the
town of jackson, county aud State aforesaid, from
this time until the 2lst day of July, A. d. 1857.
Given under my band this 23d Of June A. D. 1851.
S. KENDALL, p.
June, 1857.
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B DENrsrRY-We have recently seen some
BEAUTIFUL work in dentistry by DR.. l. c. Kel-
II of this County. Any one afflicted with
6d teeth, or no teeth at all, had better call
o. the Doctor He can serve them as well
s any dentist in the State, as he evidently
4 master of his entire art.