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Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
SACRAMENTO
ASSAY OFFICE. 81
Harris. NIarchand & Co.

MO. l07 street. Sacramento, and East street
l. Y near the corner of Second .Marysriiie, will
continue to carry on the business of HELILNG,
REFINING and .ASSAYLN'G Gold and Ores
of every description. We guarantee the correct
ness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay any
difference that may arise with any of the U. s.
Mints. Returns made in from to IL hours, IN
BARS OR COIN. Specimens of Quartz assayed
and valued Terms for assaying the same in
San Francisco.
H. HARRIS,
d. MARCHAND,
OIL HARRINGTON,
feb 2I ls-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

5 a. a @ EEN Volcano and the Pine Grove House.
EGGS Head. 90 i'NAS' WIN
4 sa,an naer VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving
p,s, ~me s, At the Ledger Once.
"'a@ 22f
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
Chickens! Chickens!!

A FINE lot Of Last Springs Chickens for sale.
n Enquire AT THIS OFFICE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
House for sale.

rTNHE undersigned desrous of returning to the
i Atlantic States now offers his superior dwell
ing house, situated on Emigrant street, opposite
Temperance Hail. for sale. The house contains
kitchen twelve by fourteen feet lined and paper
ed This is one of the most desirable private resi-
dences in Volcano, and will be sold at a bargain.
dec 9, 7Sm JAMES II. STOUGHTEN.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

1t appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit of
e. Martel that the aforesaid defendant has departed
from this State aforesaid, and it likewise appearing
to me by the affidavit of R. NJ Briggs, Esq, that
cause Of action exists in favor OF said plaintiff
the service Of summons in this case Aforesaid be
made by publication in the Volcano Ledger, a
newspaper published in said county of Amador, for
the space OF fourteen weeks from the date of this
order.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
on this 18th day of December A. d. 1856.
MARION w. GORDON,
County Judge Amador County, Cal.
dec 20 9-I4w
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21


POISONING INDIANs.-W Who will be sur
nrispd at the late murder of whites, by In
Hans in Pitt River Valley, after reading
|tbe following from the Shasta Republican,:
A "Whie in this place, Mr.. Lockhart in
.fbrmed one of our citizens that before leaving
|Pit River, on his late expedition, he mixed
. considerable quantity of strychnine with
four, and placed it where it could be found
snd consumed by the starving indians. He
slso stated, with apparent gusto, bis poison
ipg achievements during last summer, while
5yinc with his brother in Pitt River Valley
according to his own story a number of In
dians of that section of country were treach-
erously poisoned by him. Since hearing the
aboye conduct we have lost our wonder at
the untimey fate of the settlers Of Pitt Riv-
tr Valley
We have never heard Of but one parallel
b the above Some years since in Siskyou
bounty, q considerable number of Indians
were invited to treat with the whites. Sus-
lecting no treachery, they assembled for that
purpose, and while sentiments of kindness
were being interchanged between the parties,
Dry were feasted to death upon poisoned
neat and breadl Whites, who betray a con-
fdence placed in them, in this manner, de-
grade themselves far, very far, beneath the
bw level of the untutored and miserable
Digger. There are no words in our language
A for the adequate description of such horri-
be treachery.
Captain Judah will spend the coming sum-
per in the Pitt River country. We knew
Pin well enough to be fully assured that he
Fill not allow any Of these gentry who ply
tbc poisoning trade to disgrace his camp or
nake war upon Indians that they have so
ksely betrayed"
Mr. Lockhart, mentioned above, is broth
D Of one Of the persons who was massacred.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
Masonic Gave.

TVHE citizens of Volcano and vicinity are res
l. pecfully informed that the Cave is reopened.
The Bar is well supplied with the best Liquors,
Minea Cnrdials &e. and a snlendid Glass of
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Amador
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District:
Francis Martel, Plaintiff, Action brought in the
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
BIRTHS.
Lost.

pa the 9Th inst. a Son to Mr.. Bebee Robinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12
REMOVALS

ID RMovAL-NRs. 0AvrOR BEGs TO IrroRN HER
III numerous patrons and TIE ladies generally that she
removing her correct establishment FROM ~ sixth ave-
me large snd sz3 Broadway
fhireenh and roureenh ssreea Ard vii open on uesiA,
Apr H. vfh elegant assortment OF all knds Of corsets
skrs Ac II her rtertion 70 continue both In broadway
ard her Old store, IS Third avenue, the same reasonable
CHARGES such ssssfscon
n oAvrOs exs Broadway, between rnirt~-uth and
Ecu <sasb GsseA aod = hd sfe>2A neaS TvsiA ven
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THE TUmr


l A ro 70 saddle best three In Eve, vin come of on
Monday Afternoon, A. ocncs- oeswesn me vel me 20
for s40. w. Carson names b. =. vsnderbeti ,. Loyen
ma mes Uuhnowr; j. Shormondick sxtnahsllt;
g. Brooks Long John. ~ B-Second svenue cas- The
door every minutes O. BROOKS, proprietor oftrsck
ITNfor COURSE, Z. t-TRorr1rG.-oN wEprne
April IS at half past two O'Clock match for ~, 600
mile hess best three i've wagons and drivers weighing
$40 lbs Jss whepley names ch 9. VIM. Tell; q Hoag.
od ram shire SHAW WHITE, Pruprsefovn
Vrsror COURSE I. LON MONDAY, APRIL Is AT
u az o'oloct match for 500 mile heats, bee, IN e
$50 pound wagons n. woodruff names HAIRY Blur
u '"''' '' SHAW 4 wgIrs, FlosnyeS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12
ANTHOLOGY.


a sToy rsHrHo TO ALL.-MADANR MORROW, TT
"A seventh daughter Of seventh daughter, Who vs. Al -
great ssroioGsI has natural gin 70 tei AL he e-cnn
life your vevy thousbn, and whsher you are N ses
anGA and how many times yon are 70 be mvred ~
how soon VIII you the likeness Of your fu'rrs
band and Absent fy,ends and vii ron 70 De ReI
married and roof fuch through NE nsve
thousands during my travels Europe Zee cern -
charre N not sasissed Gentlemen nc admueh ~ STv-t
strs~t between Cannon and Columbia
RI vuo yrsrr MADAME DE CORE ADMrr rHu /
rush Of ciairvuysnce Her dcr ptsens OF spsenl Ie
- A. - thousands q uutha neverNn -
~ ~. ,nS.s sherocal West Twenty ssv.~h
s,rs.a bstw een Fourth Ftnh avenues =
= u.AIsvoYArCn-nHs sEyxovK, 10 no arnin
Ni ~.dscs ara br>in~a clairvuy ant N AmexfcA An
49, sis~ove@ed ard cur~d eursbe unsvynG AAvcs -
srserss ss.srt tesds, 10, and sstsfson srasnnAssA
ray. ---------------------------
rr.pAnp w1Doxh efFrEp APANrsH LADY, rm.La
nj srr,ctiv love marriage friends business achne p~s
',sss r.orss r All d,sess-s how 70 gain prupwV IA
=. .,o,sn: also he rcky nurberN No. LIS Wei Twsnh
sSsih street. near nshsh Avenue
rr,Hu ONLY RKirABfk AND COnRnCy Asst Roi~y
Il rst IN his ~ any other city Madame cLwrfow
she cevrsct nfwmson 70 all who vn kex law.
sua nsses, desshs MARRIAGES, absent hsn and. IN fss4
business matters she sisc gives nubexS loee~ hs
Ar~ vu,y saryrsns NJ he only fevrae sssvog~ 500 I.
90 cour.rv Who 9Th tpov themselves .sn Ard -
tAs sas& ~. sssdscs ls or lad ssss. ~ Rsasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12

ENoR sALh-A kMALL MoDRRN BUILT HOUSE. TIT
the desirable localities ia city,
recently paper 81 and painted handsomely dec ma ADD
perfect order price, including oil cloths mir
rorr ohsndsra RAs fixtures &c which all and Of
he best description 20 0oo Apply the premises No las
West thirty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12

IroH sAtR-A FINE ASSORTMENT or CHOICE
IN sbrubs large quantity OF Dor Tho nursery,
OF Seventy egh1 sree End Broadway opposite Burn
hsn ms nsaon. DAVID CLARK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12

uoUsB FOB sALB-fHE HOUSE AND LOT KNowH
III lis hirty ninth street. between LexnGos anA
brown three
b,iok all he modern improvements Prise $40 90
Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12

L.,OR sALE-sPLErDrD FROPOsALs.-THE CTNCTN
paH Mus~~m WI be sold on most kbers terms the
wshes 70 retire from business On sccoun of deb
cate hesh The Museum has the largest and collection
In the esi; also Tnfeyna resions and veus
bic ramas ccsnorsas dssolvinG views The orr
gin cost 90 VIII be sold for ies than mura
The average receipt By the year nom $1,000 2 $500
pxpcrses and insurance. from $4,000 " f600per
year oug lease the buldinrs containing the Museum
wi, he occurred the purchaser requfred also prv1sse
70 ereed me buidipgs adjacent lola For further lnfor
r~.scr ste-~- yRRD. FRANKS, proprietor Wesern Nus
- SnVnDsn, q, =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-12

II orRL LEASE FOR sAIE-N THIS CITY, IN 4
III central location. dong hrs rate trade Tbs hy1ss
furnished throughout and hss Of the best payus bsrv
and this city To desrsus OF engaging
trade good inducsmenis. There sboG4
lo with 50 boarders and requires net
dollar expended The proorieor only renq ais
consequence OF beirH engaged tn other euGae@
- 0C0 In each win b. required For particulars address Al
tep Inns Bern one
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-12
VERMONT.


(Ero"ine carefully he @insruehon.' snnersd)
4oi From Montpelier, by Barre South Barre, Wibsma.
town, East Brockheld, East Randolph, and Eas,
Bethel, TO Royalton 1854 miles and back, three
tines a week. ~ l4eltfa fR8 n 1'F
Leave Montpelier Monday Wednesday, and Friday
nt2sm; atta} a 4s3
Arrivsat Royalton in time for the cars to Boston
say by Harm; -
Leave Roya'on Tuesday, Thprpdsy, and Saturday
q on arrival of Boston mad say a I y m;
,,, Arrive a. Montpelier by II night
4o2 FROM montpelier, by Barre and Washington. 10
Chelsea, "a miles and back, thrro times veek
day ut III am; - 49, -
Arrive At Chelsea by 4 m;
Leave Chelsea Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday al,
~, Arrive n MontPclier by , p m. ~ f
'o' FROM montpelier, by Bcrre, OronCe, Yves, Tons
nam, WAITS River, East Corin,h, and Brsdlofd
centre, TO Bradford, "a miles and hack three times
awcek; with three additional weekly trims between
East Corn'h md Bradford, miles and back.
Leave Mon'Pe'sf Tuesday, Thursday, and ss,ur-
Arrive at Bradford by m, hi-a si $3.50
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$3.50 ~ ~

Leave Llvsrmsse Fais Tuesday and Friday al %
Arrive al p.ysnss Pad neat days By liaas Il
Les-s 8rysSfs fsrd wednesday and Saturday a.
Arrive q, Liysrmoss Falls psxi days ~ ss n.
"a From Livesmess Yslls, by Jay. NcrsA jay, WI
Ten. and Kasl Wilton, 10 FssnssDa, ~ mass
Lave LivssmYss Fslls aSily, sxsspt SUNDAY. -
he arrival u cars ftem PoEsland-ssy at iol u;
Anivs al Faxmington BY Up ~
Lsavs Fasmisgtoa daily, except Sunday, al q m;
Arrive al LivsrGoIs Fails BY III am.
IkS From North Livsrmers 10 Lvssnors Falls, iasies
and bask, six 6mss q week.
Leave Nsrsh hivuIaors daily, except Sunday, at .
Arrive at Livsmore Falls By 10 m;
Leave Livsrmsrs Falls daily, except Sunday. at IL
Arrive ., North Livermere by Ism.
is4 From DixAed. by Peru, Csntoa MTfs, LlyeSmors,
and striskl..ds fsrry, 70 ssriehlands Ferry
Leave Dix6eid Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive al Strickland's Perry Depot BY - m,
Leave Ssriekand's Ferry Depot Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 10 I'M;
Arrive al Dxkeld by 4pm.
l5s From Mexico, by Rsxbury TO Byron, IL milcs
and bask, once week.
Leave Mexico Saturday at 3 pm.
Arrive at Byron by pm; g
Leave Byron Saturday at q m;
Ariyo at Mexico by IL a m.
I58 From North Jay, by East Dx6ed and Carthage, to
Weld, Is miles aud back, three times week.
Leave North Jay Tuesday, Thurfday, and satar-
day at a m;
Arrive at Weld by 10 M;
Leave Weld Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday al
Arrive at North Jay by pm.
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Arrive a Auburn by 8 . m.
lao From Auburn, by West Auburn, North Auburn,
Turner, and North Turnsr, 70 Livermorc, VI miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Auburn daily except Sunday, at 81 pm;
Arrive vt Lvcrmoro by 81 p m;
Leave Livcrmorc daily except Sunday, at s m;
Arrive at Auburn by Up m.
lf From Greene Depot to South Leeds miles and back,
twice week. s
Leave Greene Depot Tuesday and Saturday at 3 m;
Arrive at South Leods by 4lpm;
Leave South Leeds same days at p M
Arrive at Greene Depot BY 81 pm.
las From Buckfeh, by kast Snmrcr, Hartford, and
Canton Mills, 10 Canton, Is miles and back, three
Leave Buekhcd Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at loan; h sat III
Arrive at Canton by pm;
Leave Canton Monday, Wednesday, ssd Friday
Arrive !. Boarded By 70 m.
l4s From Buck6sld, by North BuckAeld ard Summer,
70 West sumner, ~ miles and back, twicea week
LesvB Rnckhsld Tuesday and Saturday ut IL ms
hrrivs West Sumner BY 3pm,
Leave West sumner Tuesday and Saturday AT mi
Arrive at BuckkeId BY 10 m.
lou From Leeds Station, by Curtis Corner, south
Leeds, Leeds, North Leeds, Wayne, Strckand's
Ferry, and East Livermorsrxo Lvsnnors Fails,
10 miles and back. ak tissoe week, aad - fro
qoen'iy a. ears rus II required
Leave Leeds Station daily, EXCEPT Sunday ON the
arrival of tbs mail on No. lai--say at Al D m;
Arrive at Lvermorc Falls day by m;
Leave Lisermore Falls daily, except Sunday, at d
Arrive at Leeds Station in sms to connect with Ne.
1Jl--say by Ham. RrsF
l5l Prom Liwrmore Falls, by Canton, DixAed, Mexi-
90, and East Rsmfere, 70 Brysnts Posd, ~
miles and sack, twice week,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

as on various occasions the general provis-
IONS OF the Constitution have been carried
ont In detail by legislative action. j. is rrrcm-
mend"d to the comm. legislature of This STATE.
I" max" >omr provision 50 thar whenever any
fatnre Council ei, Cen>erS shall tle4.!.. upon
calling Convention. and fix the time OF the
meeting thereof, and Of e,.,ting Delegates
thereto. the proper officers of each town NAV
take measures for holding the meetings in
each town. cler'ng The irieas'r o: such town
ALI! rprtit, ING his election. as near As NAV
u" IN the same manner now prescribed for
the election O. tie REPRESENTATIVES, OF such
town IN the General Assembly, Of The State
HF|oir"d. That orr constituents. in rl-rIin.
!rIr"a'e> TO this Convention in the manner
prescribed by III" Ordinance oi,l.e lai,. Cuun-
cil OF Crn>or>. did not 80 !o for the purpose
o! acknowledging til" validity OF, or confirm
IN" IN" SANE Ordinance. but the rather. ty
rNrreS>In" themselves throu-! or.an> chosen
IN ihe very manner selected hv the Cuunril
to EXPRESS more rmI'hatral'v their rrproha-
tl0A o! the action of The Council In the ;,,rin-
i>ps
RDSo'rcI. That as tho amendments pro
posed hy the Counrii will nrre>s irliv fail and
be virtually r.i'r:ri bv the people unless
daily confirmed this Convention SECS no o.
ca-inn TO tax" any further action in relation
;hprptO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

NrW liAMr>li"E.-N the Republican
State Convention held on Thursday. Al Com
cord on the first haliot 'or Governor. Irli1
bod Gno!win bad Isl. VIM Halle 10. John
II White -. Frr.iri Sm,t,l 20, ard con-
siderable al. her were scattering. Second
halirt, Goodwin 20j.IIli.r 23S and a nur,.-
Der scattering. Third ballot. Halle sol
Goodwin lbs. scattering e. Mr. Halle resides
at !lin>Ialr, in Cheshire County. and y a
gentleman in every WV worthy of the hon
orable office TO which he will te chosen
Gov. M.tcalf declined a denomination.
Hon L. Chandler. OF Detroit, has been
nominated 10y the Republican caacu>. in tie
Mi' ili.an Legislature. for The Senatorial term
Isl. C3. He Will take the pare OF Mr.
Cas-. Mr. Chandler is a gentleman of huh
AMI deserved reputation. Tie bcrr,olcnre
with which be has u>c,: lis wealth. is known
to all who have observed his contributions to
Kansas.
The news TINT has Just beer received
here Of the election ot Cameron. Republican.
10 the | :. senate from Pens, wanna. creates
qnirr a sensation, The Democrats are gloomy,
and the frruhIlcan> are r..ioir,ng.
Il Is reported thai Mr.. Burhan,n has
written 20 a>hin.'on. that ii anv l,,r:a-
ii has been fixed upon in his uni for a
place IN the Cabinet. neither he nor any
:i'inS person knows; and that he will 90
here and take ADVICE before acting.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

TIN BURNING I" DEATH OF THREE
Nry,> NAsnUA-The Manchester Ancri-
can has t,e i'olowin. additional particulars
Of the iur,, IN" to death OF three men in the
lo.k.uo Of ,h> City Hall, Nashua y. H.:
"Alopt Fix 'ci',ck sr:,olt was discovered
iss,l;nr from the windows of the City lolbv.
un,.r III. CITY n III hu,!1ing. Iii the lobby
we.c confined tire men-t"o lri>hmen and
one American. Tn" night watch had gone
home. and the KEYS :, the lobby were not to
be touud At lc..th : he doors "er" broken
open and an entrance eli rcted Hon. .'osr|
Hailiwin, ex-Mayor Of tie city. and others
rushed in and b:uunht out IL" bottles Ct ;he
men. They were Dead aid were horribly
turned. beng 50 murh Gi>fa. red that it was
impossible to irco"tizr them .'y their faces.
The names of the Two irI>ii IN were Tim
Sullivan ana John i!ns!inr. I he name Of
TIE American was William SaUnde IS Saun-
dcrs Was a Police officer who was a. is!icttd to
in:cmperaHre. and being found drun,: by his
brother puligemcn. was thrust into the lobby.
The origin OF the fire is uncertain. L. NAV
have taken from the pipes Of those confined
or ma have been set tv Saunders in hop,. to
barn away the doc: and escape. Saunders
was desperate fellow when excited and peo-
pie think that he would rather burn 20 death
than be brought before the Police Court
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-17

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TO 81. (rNT!NUEn

-'Ir. Calhoun I.ell t,a: there ought to he
t~o Ir.,.itn,s. No.'hen and Southern, and
,... a,>er, 81 both should he necessary TO all
.;.,. of Congress. Mr.. Buchanan, II is sai,:
s,f~ ]..;'lei to place l.is or.an Under the
..r. r.: I'VE editors, one from lie North. and
60. ,f..u iar SrIh.
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Job Printing.

We are now prepared 70 execute nearly AL kin Is
OF Printing used in the coUntrv-PLaIN and OENs-
MENTAL.-in the VERY BEST STYLE and ut LOW
RATES. Merchants and others viio desire BILL
HEADS or Circulars ofany kind. printed in a neat
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent lis will be PR mptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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TO OUR EEAEEHs.

We find, on examination of cur books. that
TWO THIRDS Of our subscribers Lave PAID
Is NOTHING since July, lS55-one wear and
a half ago. We have Two Thousand Dollars
in small sums scattered through three Conn-
ties Now. friends, we cannot 90 10 each one
OF YOU Tor this money, and while Won retain
it, We are obliged to pay interest on an equal
amount. We therefore ak those WHO are
indebted to us to send or hrin.. US the monev
Immediately. Those OWING from July. 1853
Go. $50, as shown by your recript>) hv re-
hitting - TO will pay to the close of this
Volume in Jnly next. Those paving one
year can send the half dollar in postage
>tAmpS. All moneys will be considered at
our ri>k. II the letter is registered ana a re-
ceiIt Will b" returned in the nrN, paper
Advertiser, aud others, exce,,. those with
whom we lave special contracts. are r.,;u,>:-
ed to settle h,:orr III" end OF January instant
lmm2.!Ia'e attention 70 this rcuue>. viii
greatly o:.i.t u>, and give us the means TO
Labor more acc"..t.i'y in your behalf.
.}ouroyn !. ISL. #
Nh. SrNN!E l:r-tLtcrrp.-Ih;S d..
tin.u:>h-i champion nt freedom was rr-t'c..t
ed ~ Tie [ : senate list III, >,av hv the
,inaninous vote tl' he Stat. Senate. and H..
almost unah;n Cu> vote {. The House It Is an
apr pr .t,' mat" ty 'hr people OF M'>>,
cAH:";,> Ct Ii. n.ani ' ,o"r>'. T. is thus tia
l,t chooses to manifest her admiration # is
!, ann. AID p,;rir'i-m The whole y ,'h
VIII II, gce to hear II. ,or tn" whole \ Ri
has he q, trnI,, lis services ia b.hs,t #
ih,ir intrfr>t--s r,ir'.> W.! j nearly cot
!im h:> iii,-I,vr ,,,:vr.I his nlr.. i,nnor-
t,l il i tie arden. W., of every tn" Iit-
rot ;h,t Sc l. IT,. statesman, nay H. =, >'or,
IN perfect ht..'h Ia his SEA; IN that bod,
vii h h. abilities honorci an: his ...u;lr-
1a,,i, dep rtn...., 1i-r l.l
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JAMES MILLER, Secretary

On M"n'!ay,a lady stopped a, the Madison
iinn>". Co'ln-'on. ky-.~ith her husband and
'hir'y two children. She was ahour sixty
wears ct age, hnf locked ,oun- and hearty
She was The mother OF all of HEM. II tins
can hr hrat. We are extremely DESTROYS Of re
reiving the information
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Correspondence.

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