Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-01-17

vile, Mokelumne Hill, Sacramento, San
Francisco Monterey, San Pedro, Los Ang-
les, Santa Barbara, and San Diego, and all
about the same time . The San Franciscans
are enjoying ten cent rides in the opposition
omnibuses. =. Hartram & Wagstaff have
made four thousand pounds of krout, from
cabbage raised by them in this town.
Brigham Young says-"I have many a time,
in this stand, dared the world to produce as
mean devils as we can"
'Virtue may flourish in old cravat,
And Honor dwell beneath a shocking hat;
While some there are who boldly will aseert
That landlords ought to wear dirty shirt"
This may all be So but we have our eye
on landlord who doubts it, He cannot see
how men manage to soil one or two shirts
month. For his part, by being careful, he
can get along very neatly by changing his
shirt five or six times year. His motto is,
"Dress neat or not at ALL"
To CoRREspoNDErs.-On the outside of our
paper we give No2 of Miss CLARA CALIoo's
sketches. 1t is an interesting tale. There
are several typographical errors in it, which
were discovered to late to correct.
LINDEN win find his parody in another col
umn 1t will be relshed around Volcano
for its humorous hits.
ON the receipt of the intelligence Of the
election Of Mr.. Broderick to the United
States Senate, the Democracy Of Volcano
fred one hundred guns in honor of the oc-
currence.
SrAGING.-At this season of the year it
seems almost impossible for stages to make
regular trips--yet Mccormick & Co. and
Coover & Co. continued to arrive and depart
from Volcano with their usual punctuality.
Persons who leave here in the morning are
landed in Sacramento in time to take boats
the same day for San Francisco. This is a
great convenience to our citizens, and one
that ought to be appreciated by them.
ANOTHER neat cottage has been erected in
the suburbs Of town by Mr. John Frye -
Married one of our prettest girls, and built
cozy residence all in the short space of a
MONTH Only think of that ye bachelors and
do likewise.
SERIOUS AocDENr-We learn that a
young man living near this place, named
Jackson Woods, had his leg broken a few
days ago by string of sluices falling on him
He is now recovering
HARmoN's RESERVOIR, near Mahala Flat,
broke away on Tuesday night of this week,
but the reservoir below it was fortunately
empty, and caught the escaping water;
otherwise much damage would have been
done.
We call attention to Mr. Aram's adver
tsement in another column. lie is selling
out his stock at very low prices and the
sooner you buy him out the better it will bC
for the trade.
4uh. 4hANh NluSca Out Hle otOth vi OiotiiHS
at auction, commencing to-day. He is bounc
to sell, and will offer some good bargains.
BAD RoADs-The roads in the mountains
are in a most deporable condition at thii
time-rendering travel and transportation
both wearisome and dangerous.
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The Northern Herald Minnesota says
Gland in the neighborhood is increasing ii
equal rapidty"
We wonder how much more land is there
than was year ago.
WHERE is Ir?-We have delayed the pub.
lication of our paper until late hour in
hopes that our Sacramento Letter would be
received. The Express arrived at 10 o'clock
this morning, but we received no correspon-
ieace