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BARY WAGoNs.=A lot

BABY WAGoNs.-A lot of fine French infant car
raees together with perfnmeries toilet sets porcelain vases
shirts cRvats and fancy goods of for
ladies' gentlemen and children have been received
Lion rnsard, the of Royal Benvile streets
See advertisements
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DoLBEAR's CoMMERcTAL CoLLEaE, log CANAL
classes begin this week in Frerch Spanish Ger
man Eugtish, Mathematics, Pennanshp, Book Keeping
ETC. There special professors
for each branch,
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and comrade, John P. Hale Of New Hampshire
large fat, jolly Sir John FalstaF looking parsonage,
with deep black hair, and o pleasant expression of
countenance. Mr.. Hale was originally elected to the
Senate as Democrat when the Freesoil sentiment of
the North was weak and powerless. He served one
term-but having thrown himself into the ranks of
the abotionsts he defeated for reelection. Sup
posing, Doubt that his political career was at an
end he removed to New York city, advertised him.
self as an attorney and counsellor-atlaw and hung
out his shingle in Wall street. tE lt 7a
In very short time the passage Of the Nebraska
bill caused revusion in the public sentiment of the
Northern States-the State elections came and the
Black Republicans swept New Hampshire like whirl-
wind Hale, observing all this from his Wall street
retreat, suddenly became disgusted with New York
city and the practice of the law, hastily bundled up
his briefs and his baggage and made preeipitate
treat back to his native hills in New Hampshire.
Throwing himself into the Black Republican current
he oated smoothly along until the Legislature met
when he was reelected for term Of six years from
the 4th of March, 1885, and took his seat in the Sen,
ate on the lst Of December.
If Seward is the tragedan, SO Hale may be called
the comedian Of the Black Republican Senators. His
wit sometimes descends to the level of butioonery-
but it is always pungent and apfopos. Detestabe as
his principles aud his doctrines are, have him
frequently throw the whole Senate into roar of
laughter by his lively saes his sharp retorts and his
keen perception of the ludicrous.
\ Nor does he affect or practice the purtanism and
ascetcism of the other Senators of his party IL he
is fatgued by his Senatorial abors, he will step out
and wash down his dozen oysters with glass of
"old particular" with infinite gusto. His manner in
the Senate is careless and indifferent, if he
entirely nnconcerned to what took place--and, in
fact rather preferred that he should always be in the
minority, so as to give him an opportunity of lam
pooning and making points on the opposition.
Withal, he is man Of remarkably keen and vigo-
rous intellect. He does not make long speeches, but
sezes the strong points of his side of the argument
and rapidly utters them one after another, like the
sharp, quick sounds produced by an explosion of
bunch Of Chinese hre-cackers. l reeollect on one
occasion, when opposing an appropriation for the
army, he brought forward official statistics showing
that the expenses of the government were greater
now, in time OF peace than they were either in the
war Of 1872 or the with Mexico. From which he
coaeluded that, although man of peace, he should
feel strongly tempted to precpitate the country into
war simply as matter of economy!
His dislike OF President Pierce was intense and he
omitted no opportunity of giving him dig under the
ifth rib. | suspect political rivalry at home had
more to do with it than any act of Pierces admins
tsition He will probably represent New Hampshire
In the Senate as long as he lives
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n rapid cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHO0PING COUGH, ASTHMA AND


CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has won o itself such notoey for its of
cessary the evidences of It's any
nifty where it has been employed So wide field
section of the country abounds persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming desperate
other medicine of its kind apparent escape
observation and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what antdoe employ for the
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs which are Incl
dent to our climate And not only in formidable attacks upon
the lungs but for the milder varieties Colds
and for Children it the med
cine that can be obtained.
As has long throughout this section
we need not do more than assure the people quality kept
article prepared e. &YRk owe ss M Mass EsnnnS nnS
S0S mo " every sSpe'n"s T. WR1 L. G e Vnsa s
THE BAGAssE FURNACE LETTERS PA
MAN of No 81 Natehez street New Orleans under the date
of December 1854 fora furnace for burning Wood Baasse
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fully
proved in taking of SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA.
s It works entirely by and without the aid
2d i contains CRATE bars other irons ii, the Interior
never requires st0ppHge OF the mill to have ashes
4h Tue Bagasse is never stirred touched after
9th 1t burns all the Bagasse and makes steam enough to
This the Only furnace has taken off crop in onisias
in compliance with the above FIVE conditions.
does not resemble other furnace single feate its
FORM IN the principles which works. or in the restf
other party Reports circulated contrary are mere
tricks Of trade" known to be false by those who make
ces that cannot stand upon their merits No person will bst
nuke or use any patent Furnace without authority
guaranteed in its undisturbed aud possession
My Patent Furnace applicable kettles as
ing the Bngasse boil Juice common train Of kettles
| "haer satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser.
treatise the whole subject form with aY.ys-
ngs etc. to be had of the subscriber by otherwise
,a,o SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| 31 strppt Irlpu
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE WARE-Roohs.--We would
advise those who may be fitting reftng their houses
% forget friend Charles A. Stewart whose capaeons
at Nos III and l7s Canal street, always
the richest and most beautiful furniture furniture
but constantly changing of sewars
liberal dealing with bis customers keeps him always wh
Of business Sec his card in another column I. VI.
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tnarles
tpLi4lNS oce more at his The Veraudah iref
while stopped the operation his well known
but Time the great physician, has him better on
Medcated BATHS -' "tN,' N'o"'i' Va
Ills BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford, and Shaving Cutting Cleaning
Dyeg aud Dressing have been down 10 science he
els assured that he with aacry dispatch the
most taSdious. '' ~ Df'''H 't'
lie has for sale well assorted stock PERFITMFRy
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics tie best Dyes and TONES 1
the hair. ~ ' w '''''o 'oi
rs" Call at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
ml3 EpII u HaleoH'
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have commenced in this city manufacture
@ i =, ~ t0 hsy SNIP or Steamboat use, which they pre-
e 10 e pnbc Tor lis APPROVAL competition with the REST
soaps OF established reputation. economy with free
@ u lhs teetbe effects of ordinary use
rsnt; % upon ral 10 possess washing properties in per-
"nu M y guaranteed to contain ingredient in sutcieRt
aEn'tS 10 1njure the finest fabric Indies upuarel
ne advantages of merchants md others being able
SUPPLY themselves and customers with equally good
hee q home manufacture win present themselves
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IN mars i@n' ing ex stsnsr ack Wor consisting.
~ i, ot rockets RuuRn Candles Peri
Wheels, scr Is, Flower Pos Sefpeis egoia Mines Blue
h!Sh''I tosf Fires, Fire Crackers etc. For sale by
d1, Il. NJ. BARLOW Il CO.,
WI lS CRAal street.
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, THE QUEEN OF FLOVyENS!!!
O FRENCH HORTICULTURE

w. ChareS street..
MR.. FLEUR Uorticultur hegs to inform ladies and anna
aeurs o lants mat he has just arrived in New Orleans with
~ extensive ana choice collection Plants Bubo1s Roots and
Flower Seeds such Cameias Muenolias Rhor odnrons
fohs Dwarf Orange Trees splendid collection of grated
se trees ana hrnt Trees of the bst kind, cultivated in
France such as Pear Apple Apricot Peach Trees Mr.
below the Museum and Circus ~ " " w f,iS a.,
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Y SUMNER C0AFORT At MOODY 's.--A recent traveller
In centrul America made ong Of black congo captain
Of the rivers there who thought himself dressed DEATH
amount OF airs because he had hat his head
and pair Of shoes on his feet There little doubt that had
that dakcy been presented with Moodys shirts he would
have thrown his captancy md instituted revolution for the
Presidency Of the State Here however, Moodys shirts may
be without fear Of their inspiring any revolutionary no
ons dangerous than those Of revolution heat and
misery to coolness and comfort Moody, it should be reem
bered ispow closing his shirts. undertaking furnish
ng goods great bgas list of prices, and other parc-
ulars. may be found In his advertisement. s- s4 Qt
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INSURANCE.
witnesses hereunto sgnter with the parties
TO this act and me Notary. sf ~ lss-5
1.-THE original Is signedl PLACIDE FORSTAI.L,
JAMES u. DENEGRE,
FELLOWES l. CO., ,
w. B0GART and others.
s. MAGNER, 'rH |5
II. BRUGIER,

ttrly te oreguhg 10 DC The original act
record in my office. -
Whereof grant presents under my signature
and the impress OF seal Office at the City New Orleans
this nineteenth day Of May, 1867. T.
e"' Il. q. GoTTsCHALK, Not. Pub.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in and for the
parish city Of New Orleans cees the foregoing has
been recorded this day in his Office in Book Society No
Folios II, IL ID, IA and 10. ,.l.al-.
[Signedl JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, May the 19th 1857. my2l 25 jel Is %
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MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1857. e
EvsnEnx Anausemenss.
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AT the expiration of this Charter, sooner If ordered
thirds of the stockholders, the affairs hs
pany shall he lqudned, its debts i'd the
under the charge and supernehence of three Commissioners
appointed for that by majority Of the stockholders
This of incorpo tion may be amended by
of Of stock represented special meet
of the stockholders convened for that purpose
such stock represented amount to three ors Of the whole Of
the capi al stock of said Company
The respective interests of the parties this
declared to be Follows
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ESSENCE OF THE Asr1LLEs.-In

To all married men be this caution,
Which they should duly tender as their life
Neither 10 dote TOO much or doubt a wife. MassinS
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The respective interests OF pes
hereby declared 10 be us follows to wit:
Sumb of
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ConstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID on the 27th day of July, A. d. 1857, from the
Court of Geo. Munclton, Justice Of the Peace IN
Township No. g. Amador county, California, in IA
vor of the People of the State of California and
against John Z. Jackson, for the sum of $50 90 as
sessed as fine, together with accruing costs, !
haVs levied upon and will expose to public sale on
saturday, 22d OF August, "A. ID. 1857
at the honr ois o'clock p NJ, all the right title
and interest of the aforesaid defendant, John r.
Jackson in and to the following described proper
ty to-wit: certain Dwelling House and lot situa,
ted in Pine Grove, Township No. ), county ana
State aforesaid, about one hundred yards soutn OF
the Pine Grove House, on the road between OLGA
no and jackson; said lot containing about Twelve
acres of land and being entirely fenced Allo'
about one hundred young apple trees; the above
being the property of the said John f. Jackson.
Sale to take place on the premises to satisfy said
execution and accruing cots.
w. l. MORGAN. Constable
Township No. 3, Amador CO., Cal.
Dated at Volcano, July 2S, 1857.
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Railroad House.
JAMES THOMPSON, Proprie

JAMES THOMPSON, Proprietor,
formerly of Thompson Haley.
Entrance: 4s Commercial and 81 Clay streets, San
Francisco
Restaurant, lst Floor. Ladies' Ordinary I'd Floor
rTNHIS House has undergone renovating and
i cleansing. with new Furniture, Beds and Bed
ding 1t is intended by the proprietor to have this
House second to none in this city. Great care has
been taken to select the best Of servants and no ex
pense will be spared to make the weary traveller
COM snrtabe at the Railroad House. The House
will be opened on Saturday August LIST, 1851.
Can't. John Payne, formerly master of the steam
er Mountaincer on the Delaware river, and late Of
the steamer New Jersey, on the .S3rfh River, New
York, will be my Assistant in the management OF
the House.
There has also been fitted up magnificent Bath
Rooms and Hair Dressing Room attached to the ho-
tel which for cleanliness, &c, will not be surpass
ed by any in the city. Also, Billiard Room and
pool Table The Bar will be stocked with the finest
choice of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
JAS THOMPSON.
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COnstalDle's sale.


DY virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID on the llth day of July, A. d. 1851, from the
Court of II. KceveF Justice of the Peace IN
Township No. Z. Amador county, California, in Ia
vor of W. +. Cartmill and against Stephen Jerome
Alex Jerome and j. A. Robins, for the sum OF Sew
enty-fve Dollars debt, and Twenty-Five dollars
costs of suit together with accruing costs | have
levied upon ana seized, and will expose to public
sale. ON the sth day of August. A. ID.
1857. hetween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
4 o'clock r. ", all the right title and interest of
the aforesaid del ndants of, in and to the following
described property, to-wit: Lying and being IN the
town of Volcano. AmaGor county and state OF Cal
ifornia. one dwelling house, fronting on the East
on Jerome street. wenty-four feel ny twenty Two
feet wide containing three rooms; also. a cer'alh
piece or lot Of ground enclosed around, ana upon
which the said dwelling house is located; said lot
or piece of ground is bounded as follows, to-Wit;
Fronting East on Jerome street twenty-sX feet on
the South by the stable lot, thence running from
Jerome street sixty feet the National Hotei lot
together with all Of the out-houses thereto belong
ing to said lot-sad premises commonly known as
Stephen Jerome's property.
Sale to take place in front Of said premises. IN
Volcano TO satisfy said execution costs and aceru-
ing COSTS
A. j. LUCAS, Constable.
Township No 7, Amador Co.. Cal.
Dated at Upper Rancheria, July 18th, 1857.
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IJuion Livery Stable,

Near The Union Hotel, Main Street, Jackson.
2-40 on the She'll
81 The undersigned would respectfully IN.
ID, form the public that he has Just completed
TgN- his Fire-Proof Livery Stable, on Nam
street opposite the old fremont House where gooa
Horses and easy Buggies be had at the shortest
notice and on reasonable terms
Ma Horses kept by the Day, Week or Month.
The undersigned returns thanks for past patron
age, and solicts continuance
JOMN MCKAY
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SlleriH,s sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
Id out of the Hon. the District Court Of the Fifth
Judicial District held In and for Amador county,
on a Judgment rendered therein ON he 10th day OF
June. A. ID. 1851. in favor Of Frederick Shober and
against Hector Donnaily, for the sum Of S2l2 90
with ten per centper annum interest until paid,and
also for Sf3 % costs Of suit, have Levied upon
and seized and viii expose to public sale, at the
door OF the court house. in the town of Jackson, on
SaguTnay, the t5iis day of August
4. -. 1857. at 2 o'clock, T. NJ, all the right. ti-
tie, interest and claim Of the said Hector Donelly
Of in and 10 the following described property, td-
wit: about three-fourths Of certain mining claim
located on the northeast branch Of Sailors Guich,
near Slabtown, In Amador county and State Of Cal
fornia- said claim commences at the flume where
said branch runs into the main gulch; thence up
said branch 100 feet to notice, and extending from
the centre Of said branch so feet each way the
whole length Of said claim.
Said claim win be sold for cash in hand to salts
y the above execution, interest costs and accruing
costs.
w. J. PAUGH
Sherfof Amador county Cal.
Jackson July 25th, 1851
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Arcade Saloon,

Basement of Levy Il Bros. new Fire-proof Build
ing, Main st. opposite the foot of Court st.
TNIlE Bar is supplied with choice Wines and lii
j. quors Porter, Ale, &c, &C. Give me a trial,
and you will be satisfied.
Attached to this Saloon are two New Billiard Ia
bles of the best quality, and my charges are only
Twenty-Five cents per game.
The saloon is always cool and comfortable.
VI. Remember the place.
S. SANDERS
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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-08

4Y THE DEBT. There is no longer
''n The shadow of a doubt but that the peo-
l'' Vi california viii vote to pay the State
w. The Democracy led off with reso-
'''on' IN their State Convention, to main
"" ''c honor of the State; the X. n. Con-
'u''on iollowed,and at length even Mr.. Stan
n %e Republican candidate, unable to hold
'onser, has given in bis assent that the
U'0t should be paid
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-08

ROASTING EARs.-We frankly acknowl-
edge the cornn-not the little nubbins we
generally have to buy and pay pretty dearly
for-but liberal specimen of decidedly the
finest corn we have yet made the acquaintance
pi in California. Large sized, well filled
Ears, that would apparently equal, when ripe,
the finest produced from the soil of the Scio-
70, Miami or Wabash valleys; and this, too,
pway up in the mountains, where an errone-
ous impression has obtained that corn will
pot growl We would like TO know what it
is that California aoont produce. For the
Specimen Of corn sent US, we are indebted to
Pie kindness of Mr. David Armstrong, Of
Armstrong; Mill lie has on acre or so
of the same sort.
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sherlH,s Sale.

ny wine Of an execution TO me directed, issne6
ID out of the Hon. District Court OF the fiilh Ju-
dieal District in and for Amador county ana Slate
OF California, or q Judgment rendered tneIen. ~
The 18th day Of june, 1857 in favor OF j. K. Has
ton and against 3 F. George, for the sun OF SZ00V
90 debt, With interest on the sum Of $1,000 90 lrom
the 3lst day OF March, 1856, at the rate oi "a pet
cent. per month until paid, together wifh $40 -
COSTS Of suit haye levied upon and seized and WIZ
expose to public sale at the door Of the Court 0use
in The town Of jackson, on EaOUday the EStte
eEay of August. q. ID. 1857. between the
honrs Of | o'clock, H. and O'Clock r H., all the
right, title interest and claim Of the said b. j.
George of IT. and to the following described prop
erty situate aud being in and near he town Of Vol
cano county Of Amador and State Of California.
to-wit the undivided half Of that certain lot Of
ground and buildings thereon, situate on the Fast
side Of Main street in Volcano. county and state
aforesaid, and known as the Empire Hotel, and
bounded on the West by Main street, or the NORTH
by property owned by Robert McMulen ond oihcri
on the East by Surgeons lot, and on the south by
an alley and hy property owned by Phllbrick and
others, Said lot being 90 feet front on Main street,
and running back 200 feet more or less
.7LSO:
That certain piece or parcel OF property known as
the Alpha Water Works. formerly owned by Sic
vens a Hanford, consisting of a Reservoir in My
ers's garden, on the west side Of Soldiers Gulch,
near ocano and a Main Iron Pipe from said Res
eryor into and down Main street in Volcano. 10
Page Cameron corner, with all the lead aud iron
branch pipes belonging to said main pipe now used
for supplying the residents Of said Volcano with
water.
.ALSC
Five Tunncling Claims situate on the head Of Sol
dier's Gulch near Volcano. county and State afore-
said. with the tunnel run therein and known as the
keoLuf tunnel. and the water that discharges or that
may discharge or run from said tunnel, together
with the hcreditameuss and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in auywisc appurtaining.
G,fl IN, loc coll 20 ffaf~
ton, costs and accruing costs
w j. PAUGH.
Sheriff Amador county,
BY JOIN DoBiE Deputy
jackson, July 22d, 1851.
jy IS 40-iw
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To vax PAYERS,

TT'AKE notice that the Board of Equilization for
l. Amador county, will meet at the Court House
in jackson, on Monday. the 10th day OF August,
1857, to equaize the assessment roll for the year
1857.
IT, S. HATCH, Clerk,
BY NJ. SHEPARD Deputy.
jackson, July 80, 1857.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
in conducting the business of the "BAVARlA \
BREWERY ? at Volcano, Amador Co., Cal, under
the style of Ritter Co., was dissolved 10y mutual
consent on the Sd day Of July A. y. 1887. Jacob
Frank having purchased the interest (one-haif) OF
John Fredenbcrg in said business.
JOHN RITTER,
JOHN FREDENBERG.
Volcano, July llth. 1857.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-08

JERREY W. SULLIVAN, Lieutenant General
\ Newspaper and Periodical Dealers in Cal
'ornla, always sends us batch on the arri-
'al OF the steamer Dealers will save money
ly sending their orders to Mr. Sullivan
Ut some Outside copy" papers,. e., liter
Ary-ln our package, Jerry.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-08
About the Settler Question.

The STATE Journal don't like it bit that
the late Sqnatter Convention didn't nominate
more locotoeos. We are in the same fix
they came near making the locofoco and
ssquatter tickets identical We wish they had.
Every American who came before such a
body OF men ought to be ashamed of HIM
self. 1t is locofoco doctrine to covet and
jump the property of others. It is found in
the Qstend Circular 1t permeates the plat
forms OF the party. Let that party monopo-
lize the principle Nerada Journal.
The above may be regarded as fit sentiments
to be uttered by an organ of the Know Moth
ing party. 1t judges the Democracy correct
ly, if it means to be understood that they
will always be found upon the side Of justice
and equality. They are the true friends of
the Settler, and upon this question have al
ways occupied position which is in accord
ance with reason and is based upon the prin-
cples of right, and fair dealing between man
and man.-Dem. State Journal
Handsomely and truly said, Mr.. State Jour
nal The Democracy are and ever have been
the true friends of the settler, and of justice
and equality in all things. They would see
no man robbed of his just rights be he set
tier or otherwise but their policy has ever
been to deal fairly and justly between the
parties concerned where conflict of interest
arises They would rob neither the one nor
the other; but would strive to mete out to
each their exact due. This "permeates the
platforms of the party" That the public
lands belong to the people-that they ought
to be allowed to occupy and possess them at
a merely nominal cost-and that they ought
to be protected against fraudulent grants, and
in all and singular the rights they may ac-
qure in justice and good faith as actual set
tiers, we recognize as good Democratic doc
trine. The manner in which the gold mines
of California are worked furnishes a beautiful
example to show that the Democracy believe
that the public domain and its wealth belongs
to the people. 1t was recommended by the
nti-Democrats-by Mllard Fillmore, for
instance-that the mineral lands be surveyed
and sold but the Democracy said No! Now
the State permits the miners to make their
own locations, aud their own local laws for
the government Of their respective districts;
while the General Government lays no claim
to the gold or other mineral in the SOIL and
refuses to adopt policy which would pro
duce any monopoly of this great brth-right
of the whole people.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-08

FENCE Posrs-The trade in Cedar posts
propably greater in this county than any
p'ner in the State. The timber grows finely
y all our rayineS, and roads are good that
ead to the Sacramento Valley where they
pc in demand.