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PENMAN9HIR.
A IL persons who desire 70 Join
MR.. Dol FEARS

Cases should do % immediately
n. Mo paPsls Ioia b recsfSed gff9r -
AFrIt sofa -
Mr. Dh fnsfFuctons should inquire % those Ladies and
Gen ssn uho have attended his Cassfs n IA fa-
Eiss whose ehidren haVe sstcnded bis instructions
MF D. particularly DESTROYS 10 Be jadgrd Oaly ~ ne
results II his Abors not By The u that may
have witnessed IN ~WkFSG S00ls where n tszeh-
Inc conaasd the immation q copy siito1t
knoslege 81 ssch sceHse pFtncipea must guide untr
rngly success, the c 81 ts who b. eFe fai he
rsroaa afcauont and tceRTsph, Dc net sass IN speed
5bs ox-cart, barres. and poat. bays
Mr. D. bnexss thai every person caa learn hat three
lmes three maze niar, and taat Nhea Renmanshp i
nxha 81 psl1rp exsa snd aalfssa. q ast
etc NJ b. 2qaAE e1rtaia - a. uhs Fs3ed
~ IN n. ukeft hey air sixty yEasH q ege
Ladies ana enlleuaa Erq1esisa caE ana examine
fsF fkesnafeYes fAe lmrFuFsmeui g ofhess.
noars - II A. ~ - =. n, and 10 . ~ nlshL
Barth SD
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N0fice.

DY virtue Of attachment out before Josiah Fer.
ID Tis, fsq and Jug eut rendered In favor o. II H.
Hammer, against A. G. VIM, ,ht expose 10 public sale
the hest bidder for cash. the yard on
the 2sth Of MARCH. 1851 certain NEGRO GIRL named
MALNDA about IS years old levied the property Of
sa3 Wnn 70 satisfy SAID attachment aud the thereon
Sale in awful hours.
TdOs HOBs0N,
nq-9Ot q n q
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American rIedicaI Associa.,ou.

To Delegates and Visitors to the american Medical
association TO assemble at NaShUiIe Tennessee,
Tuesday, Nay oh 1857.
The undersigned, a committee of the Physicians
of Nashville, were appointed to prepare and pub
sh, fer the information of those living at distance
who are not cOnversaut with the routes of travel
leading from the various quarters of the Union to
this city, list of the most practicable and commo
dous The list below embraces some OF the first
roads in the country, uayersiHg picture sque re-
gions Delegates from Nelo England and North
Eastern States can reach this city by vessel from
New York, Boston, Philadelphia to Charleston,
s. C., and thence by railroad via Augusta, Ga,
Atlanta, Ga, and Oh ,ttanooga, Tenn or from diff
ferent points in that section, by railroad ID Wash
ingtOn City, and thence via Richmond Va, We'll
don, n. c., Wilmington, n. c. Branchvll., S. c +,
Augusta, Ga, Atlanta, Ca, and Chattanooga, Team
The western routes from that quarter are by steam
boat from Pittsburg, or by railroads westward
through New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Indi-
ana to Louisville on the Ohio River, and thence
by United mail line of large and splendid stage
coaches, (via MAMMOTH CAVE, KY through in SO
hours to this city or from LouisVill, down the
Ohio River to S nithland KY, and thence by steam
boat packet line to this city.
From the North Western States, by steamboat
down the Mississippi River, and by the Illinois
Central Railroad to Cairo, Illinois, aud thence by
steamboat packet line to this city
From the South Western States, by steamboats,
on the lower Mississippi and its tributaries, con-
meeting at Memphis, Tenn, and Cairo Illinois, with
the packet lines plying to this city at Memphis
With the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, via
Huntsville, Ala, to Stevenson on the Nashville and
| Chattanooga Railroad to this city.
From the Southern and South Eastern States, by
the various railroads traversiug Virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia aud Alabama,
and connecting with the Nashville and Chattanon-
ga Railroad ut Chattanooga, Tenn, and by the
stage liues continuous with the Tennessee aud Ala
bAma Railroad, terminating in this city.
As has been the custom at the various points at
which the ASSOCIATION has held its meetings, the
| Committee trust to be able to effect arrange
ment with the proprietors and superntendents Of
the various lines OF travel owned in the city where
/ by liberal reduction Of fare will be granted to
delegates.
| JOHN IT, CALENDER NJ ID.
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ma. aoRsE's .xvIGoHATENG con.
nplxInSs OF rHk PRS

eve have bssa visn<ss say q iis bsnsscia Fssaits
In ne p<rsoas * several o. ael1a ntances sho
ireeaa % of4 tcfeisss eteray, and sho
saiJ rssssrd b sasg q D.. MorssA cortiaL" ~
isEs AstftFer.
'.pa MossEs isxI5oakrlxe CcarttLs-fes grcat Orr
entaf rtmsiy Il atsd n fseais 70 b medicine q
extFsatasrt enc ~ ID AZ ca~es 81 oerFoaa Diseases. u
she -ssrnce II AsahaE plant, elsie y he al
u chessFy - he eSstfasd tfarelef and cheDst DE-.
Mofs.. Il tgtcss tfElg nlfaca,oas. = " \. fAk
Ie heFs Hard trecoumeaded ~ car Ecst c4ef Ated
physeana ne eest rsmety knRun ~ hess oaap ans
= Awe is4 cure aaf base tnosn msn1 caaes
selves u e,y sad Plesirato7 thst a has cc-
paeiey cared aad thnk valnsbse prsparaton, sortAy
e ihs asae a oesrs.~--A. " HsraAa
kkkNAA aAless Hkeissals ard ketah AgeetS
nsrcaeE NJ - Public sq-are.
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Chancerv sale.

Qf yirns q decrse 81 chsaasrF c9aFi a NssA.
~ vile st4ts AoFenhrF terra, lset. q fhs q MAJ
ia ~. Wya& - h<hnns knisst anf ethsFs. u the
1sh day q March be4s ~ Ne ceast gafd Gate In SD
cty, fcf ab4 sale, ne kh4tf 11sf =
Lad staafs u ctsasha csunty 5eAanHBa u Iha estate
- spencsF Wyali, dscd. cpHinins sar hansirsd as
taifis aeres, mare - las1,
and al seams ereti4. nrEs srff sernr.a
4n1 lisa Fetaaf1. q y. hAiEH,
@n4s Cara aas Master,
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tn Ole Balls son i nov aanEs,ously n IN
New Terk, and hs hinsslf ssnl suffering Win d.
lingering prOs'rasiea Of long ana ussss Illness.
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New Tariff BiII.

statement has been furnished to the Union"
showing the changes from one rate OF duty to an
other, as made by the tara of the present year,
when applied to the imporiations of the year end
ing S0th June, 1876. 1t is as follows:
Valae. Rate, &C, of 1916. Rate, act OF 1851
q x EO -. An strI *
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING /!
TWELFTH ANNUAL TOUR.
AT TIE THEATRE!

COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH Esd, AND EVERY
EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
DEEL,s old and original G AMPBFLL MTNSTRELS, under
the direction Of MAPc PERL th- best Ethiopian De-
Of the age listed BY TwEtys talented perorne
20 For parteui4rs, biils Of the day Ch2nse Oi
Programme MI htls-
Gsy- Tickets so cents. Doors open at o'c.oek-Con-
cert to commence atTZ.
~ Box Office cpsn from 10 20 II Oh OK A. NJ, and
from 70 P VI where seas b. secured upon apph-
cation to Mfr. Huntly.
march2a-u DR.. y. A. JONES, Agent.
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WM SIMMONS.

(,ARPESTEK AND BUILDEs. respectfully announces ts
" he c.tiEsns gfNashrs that be Is nos heated on tho
eorB~r Of Church snd s.rret, opposite the 81
Caaa Hos where be prepared 70 execute an Ii ad Of
carrcnte,s ana Jonrrs Mor& Doors, sash and Blinds,
stair Gases shos cssct Cnce Desks, FttuE up Store
feblf-sm
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Land Warrants Located.
SHALL leave for the North West about The LIST OF May.
Persons having Land Warrants which they Wish located
will and this favorable opportunity Having visited this
various times within the last nineteen years
heel confident of being ab maxi locations that viii be
satisfactory those who wish 10 make investments My
charges vii he 10 per cent. Of investment
refer the business community Of Nashville generally.
For further informatan, apply to
J. G.. FELLOWS,
march26 It'd No. 25 Cherry street Nashville.
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FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI PITTsBURG.
Il 'HE light draught steamer, kOSA-6s TTrI -
LIE, DOYLE, Master, will leave E1|CrFztHt33a5 |
above SATURDAY, the 2Sth Inst.
at 10 O'Clock For freight or passage apply on board
march21-Qt
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D y casks pafe Aalhfaglis cetl ava Pennlg vanIs
> = - ~ ~ lnlsi a aAhilroN-
CuaAR IN AXIS gslr Prlne, ana cAslcs nsv sugar
- ~ - asred Saga IN store an1 feT tkle ~
astak ". n. aokpoH 4 GO.
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- T R a " Il D.!

IRON my residence the top oil the Ridge, (he Bill
knight place } on the new turnpike lesdiug from
Paradise Hill 10 Ci-Tk,vle one ROAM MAKE lax name
and tall one SORREL HU RSE, blaze face; one WHITE
MARE MULE; and SORREL HORSE MULE. The
above animals left s7Bd,y evening.
A LIBERAL REWARD
viii he given TO any person WHO will furnh information
as TO the whsresbouis Of the above ina go that
may recover them either st the Patriot Oce Nashville
or adm essing the subserbr Ridge Pot, Tennesse.
mzrehzS-u b. NJ. SMITH.
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FIsEs.-Ths ClarksvlIIe lsgsrso.ian Of lhe 25lh

ult SAYS;
1--WE have reports OF extensive and destructive
fires 10 the woods in the adjoining counties Of Stew
arr, 10 the past few days. fhe FIRE was carried BY
means ofthe Ivaves and high Winds. and swept the
country for miles, taking treea. wood, fences. aud
almost everything else IN is course. The heaviest
losses nave been sustained by the Iron works, In
their eoalag grounds. 0ne furnaee-Laara-w
believe, We hear, bad six thousand cords Of wood
destroyed, end Cumberland Iroa WORKS two shous
aBd cords. Tue unosaal dry weather Of the
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NOTICE.

INHE Books and Accounts q the undersigned msy be
found at the ONCE OF the NAsHWLLE PATRIOT, wnere
those indebted ny eqle local and
tie We desire speedy settlement Of business, and
hope that our and former patrons vi not delay any
longer. mar24-2w TOON, NELSON 4 co.
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JOHN II. CALENDER, NJ. D.
ROBERT MARTIN, N. ID.
2. S. WOODWARD, NJ. d.

n B. Our exchanges throughout the country
will confer favor by giving the above an insertion.
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EE~ Two iosns IN ST. Joseph eOsnsy, Michigan.
produce large qunnisIes Of peppermint, from whieh
the oil Is ezsracsed BY manufacturers there. In
1886, IS 900 pounds Of ibe oil was produced, which
brsught Ia the Nss Yosk uaFkes three dol-
lus per pound Fran eight to twelve pounds l.
prpduesd from an acre Of the plat TIE frss
crop fsquIssa good deal Of care. bus she nsxtsuo
years L ylssas viihous attention Alssf ne lhlrd
year the crop mus, rotate IA esdsF % rsss the land
The mnt l. eas 10 Aagass aad The 81 erirnessa By
sisfIllstlon filtered nFonsh aaznsI, and pei np h
lIn cans Cor Market
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sorteo Namero 90 OFdinario.
Capital prize 400, 900 Dolls.

Whole Tickets $40; Halves go;
Quarters So.
Prizes cashed a. sight a. per csnt aissoanL
Bus On The sIlis eity h4nks tzksn a pas.
drawing W be ieEwards1 SEGA a. ths rusan beeoes
knowu.
80 Demonstrations addressed u D0N k0DRIGrFx
tcafs Of cy Pesh caarissloa. 50. CA asui AsF asa
~ Be aiishdsd - mar 1s-aa
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Sc. 81 c1eFFy street n NJ abezHee Apply y A.
lhsnliaaa. Gissss'yl J. Q. EELLoWA.
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ROAONNNG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIPE can be accommadated with
n board II application be 20 High rect thres
doc north u Broad n Is within Eve nues walk Of
the Square, 10 healthy location. few nteel day board
err can be accommodated. fmiZ-lm
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I OFFER FOR SALE the following STRAW
tBgRRY PLANTS: Georgia MAmmath az 80 per humid ed
Iowa at 81 per hundred oson Pine at al per hundred
Tay'o r's Sseuln g at 81 per hundred.
Ali orders lrft with the market hou on Weines-
DAYS and Saturdays promptly attended to.
maTch25-1md&Ws JAMES f. WALKER
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cIRsUIT COURT, DAVIDSON COUNTY.
My TERH 1857

Rule 1sT is ordered by the Court that hereafter the
CLERK shall div de the Trial Docket into four parts tried
respectively among the First SecORd Third Fourth
weeks Of the Term SO that shall be placed the
heel Of Docket but all shall be tried continued as they
are reached
Rule 2o-Judgmens in unlitigated cases. and judgments
by default NAV be taken heretofore.
Rule 5DIt shall be the duty Of the Clerk within forty
days after the adjournment Of Court to divide the Docket
stated and publish in two newspapers Of general cir
eulaon the set for trial among the first md
third and fourth weeks that the parties in such
may have notice when their attendance viii be required
RUIZ 4TH-It shall furthermore be the duty Of the Clerk
in issuing subpenas for he witnesses TO summon them to
Term ding the place the stands the Docket
Under the above Rules the following will stand for
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Barnhill's Corn Planter
FOR RENT.
SWIFT POTATOES

llNfAtt sDAf nsxi. a. ne esuhsass Gs,.. sii eel
~ "a ~ sixas nEslf Nk3aoas eonsiatiaE 81 and
sousas sIsoagst shsua ssssral gsea caska
nsteiaT Haas W P0RrKR
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w. y. ". & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORE's LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENCE, in 5 vols 19 mo-, cloth.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
WEEKLY LEDGER.
n.,,,iea to correspondents.

You are quite young, and "The Solita-
HnL." HT,r" Is decidedly creditable to your pen. 1t
b lGa' ,ood with interest. A word of advice The
~ W Wlonld have been condensed into a smaller
fory SigI Too much of the minuta of detail should
t SfssG to Sesdsr sSs' to ef qa't tbe enEP @
fon u ,Sat are necessary to make the tale COM
Bl9s .5 In any kind of writing use no more language
ee ;s Inositively required to convey the meaning
!, figure intended. ,,-.,, -
itu,5 0o5 don't laugh, dosen't know what to laugh
4 E There her is invariably vein Of humor in them
sFsTy aotya Tsr' VIII AsS you va"aSs msR saS
+ agp lI,ep in this direction so that we can have
an IN hear of your adventures "by the word of
nontb' -, .hot 20 bovo m,do rood ,,so 80
. Ds,,ttown items Thanks-"dont let up
~ e,,,'5Jst What in the world is the reason you
,.o,t LET as hear from you? Have they ''stuck you
Il Y ,'o croek " over there at Fort John?
tliI.yyGe-Your lIy letter from Forest Home appears
1,r II contains matter of interest.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that all persons holding
! debts, demands or claims against the estate OF
j. b. Hopkins, deceased are required to present the
same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned
at his office, in Drytown, Amador county, State of
California, within ten months from the date hereof,
or all such debtsdemands and claims will be forev-
er debarred. All persons indebted 10 the said J
b. Hopkins, deceased are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
BY order OF the Probate Court.
j. b. KING, Public Administrator.
Jackson, April q, 1857
may 2S-4
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RAILROAD LINE.
New Arrange IN mt

New Afra n z G IN C n
G1M On and after the Sd day of
lTs &sETlTs1rs April, 1857, Hamilton q Smith
sszS..szzsss IS will run Daily Line Of Stages
from Folsom, VIA. Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Ar
kansas Diggngs, Forest Home, Willow Springs,
Drytown, Amador nnd Suffer- TO Jackson. Also, a
branch line, connecting with the above at the Cen
trail House, to Fiddletown. Leaving Folsom on the
arrival of the morning train from Sacramento and
arriving at jackson and Fiddletown same day
Leaving jackson and Fiddletown same day at 5, A.
NJ and arriving at Folsom in time for the II ocl'l k
NJ lrain by which passengers will arrive in Sacra-
mento at a quarter past Pm.
Through tickets for jackson and Fiddetown. or
intermediate places be obtained at the Crescent
City Hotel, X street, between Sd and 4th; Orc Ho-
tel street. between I'd and Sd, and at the Nation
al Hotel between lst and I'd streets on K-and at
the Railroad Depot
n b. Persons booking their names will be call
ed for in any part of the city, and will be taken to
the cars Free Of Charge.
The cars leave the depot, corner of Sd and R
streets, at half-past o'clock, A. NJ.
HAMILTON & SMITH.
aprlS 26-tf
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Probate Notice.

State of Calitornia.
Amador County,
In Probate Court, April Term. 1851
In the matter Of the estate of William and August
Guttich deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
IN ed in said estates to be and appear before the
Honorable the Probate Court in and for said coun-
ty, at the court house in the town of jackson in
said county, at the next regular Term of said Court
to-wit, on the, 2jth day Of May, H. d. 1857, to
show cause why an order should not be granted TO
j. b. King. administrator of said estates to sell so
much of the real estate belonging to said estates as
shall be sufficient to pay the outstanding debts
against the same.
BY order Of the Court.
Attest: II. S. HATCH, Clerk.
BY NJ SHEPARD, Deputy.
may 2S-4w
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Probate Notice.

State Of Cdiif0raia,
County OF Amador.
In Probate Court, April Term 1857.
In the matter of the estate of William Wilcox, de-
ceased
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
" ed in said estate to be and appear before the
Honorable the Probate Conrt in and for said coun-
ty at the Court House in the town of Jackson, in
said county at the next regular Term of said Court,
towit, the 25h day Of Nay a. d. 1857, to
show cause why order show cause why an order
should not be granted to J.B. King administrator of
said estate to sell much of the real property be-
longing to said estate as shall be sufficient to pay
the outstanding debts against the same.
BY order of the Court.
Attest. II. S. HATCH, Clerk.
BY NJ. SHEPARD, Deputy
may 2 2S-4
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Wagon Road Convention.

On motion of R, NJ. Briggs, the Convention was
organized by the election Of Thos b. Wade. Chair
man, and j. G. Severance Secretary.
On suggestion of ?. c. johnson, supported by r.
NJ Briggs, motion was made by d. Armstrong that
acommittee of Survey consisting of six members.
be appointed. to view and report upon Wagon
hoad Route through Amador county to Carson
Valley, Adopted
The following gentlemen were appointed said
committee: Messrs. Armstrong, Woodruff j. Master
SON. Ohauvin, Clements and Houghtaling.
On motion of Mr.. Rose, the following gentlemen
were appointed by the Convention committee of
Finance, TO raise funds to qudate the expenses of
the survey Messrs. Longinotti, Kingsley Kendall
Springer, White, Kasmier, Avaine, N. g. L. Lane
Gorver, Goodwin, and Burleson
On motion, Messrs johnson and Rose were ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions for the
government of Committees and report in quarter
OF an hour, to which time the Convention adjourn
ed.
On the re-assembling of the Convention, the fol-
lowing resolutions were reported and adopted:
Resoiped That the Finance Committee be in
structed TO proceed at once to the making of col
lections, and that each individual member of the
said Finance Committee pay whatever funds he
may be able to collect to the Chairman of the Sur
veying Committee.
Res0fred, That the members of the Finance Com
mittee be directed to pay to the Chairman of said
surveying Committee, at Jackson, on Tuesday.
May 10Th, the amounts they shall have collected up
to that time; with the understanding that they
shall make still further collections it, in the opin-
ion of the Chairman of the Surveying Committee,
the same shall be necessary.
Mr. Rose offered the following resolution as sup
Elementary, which adopted:
Resoired, That the Chairman of the Surveying
Committee be required to make full report of the
operations of the Committee to a future meeting
to assemble at the call of the President of this
Convention, and also to furnish to said future
meeting account of the money received and dis
bursed by him.
On motion of Mr. Kingsly, the Amador Sentinel
and Weehiy Ledger be requested to publish the
proceedings of this meeting, and invite the Sacra-
mento papers to copy Adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to notify the sever
al committeeman of their appointment.
Adjourned to meet at the call of the Chairman.
THOS b. WADE, Chairman.
Il Grn-r .A.1,r, Snn'
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons holding
debts, demands claims against the estate oil
John Holmes. deceased are required to present the
same. with the proper vouchers, to the undersign-
ed, at his Office in Drytown, Amador county, State
Of California, within ten months from the date
forever debaTed All persons indebted TO the said
John Holmes, deceased, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned.
j. b. KING, Public Administrator
Jackson, April u, 1851.
may 2s-4w
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Duetcles GasthOuse,

MAIN STREET JACKSON, CAL.
IA The proprietor would respectfully inform
iE his friends and the public generally, that the
above house is now opened and furnished in a SUI
perior manner for the accommodation of customers.
The Table will be furnished with the best the coun-
try affords Bedrooms well furnished with good,
clean beds. The Bar will contain the best kinds of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
ADAM DENZLER
apr % 2l-3m
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COnstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed. issued
ID on the 29th day of April, A. D. 1857, from the
Court of l.. \. ketcham, Justice of the Peace in
Township No |, Amador county, California. in ia
vor of John S. Tanner aud against John Smith, for
the sum of one hundred and hfty-three dollars and
sixty cents and eightyfive dollars and twenty cts
costs of suit together with accruing costs, have
levied upon and will expose TO Public Sale ON the
I'd day OF june, A. ID. 1857, at the hour
of | clock, P. NJ. all the right title and interest
of the aforesaid defendant John Smith, in aud to
the following described property to-wit: certain
framed house and lot in the town of jackson. Am
ador county, California, situated and described as
follows 1t being on the west side of Main street,
at the north end where the Sacramento road comes
into the street, and adjoining the building now oc-
cupied by Peter Bruno store, &c. The said
house is now occupied by Adam Smith as a DWELL
ing Also another framed house and lot situated
on the same side of Main street, aud is the fourth
house above the house known as the g Hungarian
House," on said street. The above house is now
unoccupied.
Sale to take place at the Court House, Jackson.
to satisfy said execution, costs and accrung costs.
A. j TOMPKINS.
Constable, Township No. |, Amador co., Cal
Dated at jackson, May 7, 1851
may 29-iw
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Fircinen's Hall.

rT,HEundersigned respectfully inform the public
| and their friends that they have taken the
building heretofore occupied by White Smith,
Volcano, and have supplied it with choice Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, &c. Everybody is invited to
"drap in"
SCOTT & HOUGHTALING.
apr4 24-3m
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICES is hereby given that all persons holding
i debts, demands OF claims against the estate Of
Wm Wilcox, deceased are required to present the
same with the proper vouchers, TO the Undersigned
at his office in Drytown Amador county State of
California within ten months from the date hereof,
or such debts, demands and claims will be forever
debarred. All persons indebted TO the said VIM.
Wilcox, deceased, are requested to make immediate
payment to the Undersigned
j. B. KING, Public Administrators
Jackson, April 18th, 1857.
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