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j. IN the shape OF bis asc East da discovery the Extract
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md glorious nervine excellent eXhiarant, sub
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that concentrated in all the drugs Caao2ued in the dspen
The Canuabs ludca daily curing I'm AL parts OF the
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liver complaint, neuralgia. uccrRed stomach pdptapns
nervous debility coughs, colds, SC We have testimony of
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blessing at s. bottle. Those who cannot afford o. buy II
con obtain the recipe ly sending four postage anps 20
Dr. H. JAMES No 70 Giauds, Jersey City, New Jersey"
We honest In recommendation to all nyahds Try
Ills marvellous India preparation Its praises IN
tvcrydo mouth and fs beneficial results apparent
svcry city town aud village III tine United Staes The old
Doctor has furnished abundance of evidence that he s not an
Alycuturer bot anxious only goriy the las year, OF
hi life by doing good. Boston ierl'd'.
old DR. n JAMES has neither office agent IN
N,wYork as have pet, nded and adyertiseO The re-
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ILAS.-THE CANTON TEA COMPAyy have on
every variety Of TEAS for Groeers Tea Dealers aud pr.
cent, s1es-soushons ooOns and Young Hysoa from q
800 " cents 0unpowder aud Imperial from Is cents 10 S.
other qualities equally low Also boxes Of GOOD
IS 20 iot one dollar. Call aud examine
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this Fvt.ing they repeat BARNUMs MUSEUM the
brilliant popular we very beautiful domestic drama
CfFRAUD AND lis VICTIMS
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CATARRH.-Thcre is Physician in this city, DIR.
r. GooDALE who positircy CATARRH in its worst FORMS
with rcnesv he ha lately discovered He challenges any
md the world to the test lie may b. consulted at his ohce
10 SIS Broadway free of charge The remedy Is IN hqnd
fllm. Price. Z ] and : = per bottle.
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PARIS INCONSISTENCIES, lSj1.-Thc assortment
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Nareroous No PSI Broadway complete eptomo OF the
Paris for this No house in the trade presents
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OXYGENATED BIrTERS.-lms PECULIARLY eihcd-
tous Medicine equal and trial will satisfy the most
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much cannot BE- said praise. 1t will cure Dyspepsia.
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EDWARD III DIXON NJ D. Editor of The

salpd and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No A. 5thav
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~ CRrAM nE WIIn FLoMER.-A

HUMANE ) IKTNM VF " I'D IVN ?
haEant preparation for the toilet for Washing Shsynl
lug Tan Frecke and all imPccCtons sold BY all druggists
+. G. FoSTAINE s Co, Nos SIS aud $50 81 adway.
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THE CASE OF DIR. HACKENBACK- VIEW OF HIS
COUNSEL.
81. TJ,to, ia. T,,gy,,

SIR: noticed article in THE TRIBUSH Of this
morning pufporf give account OF the arrest Of Dr.
Backenhack end tho des whic led 10 It, A. the Counsel
desire 10 contradict the statement Of the
case pbshed. The Doctor is very worthy and ID
smiu ply sicau here be IN hs native country,
principally this that the public should
and the really exists Your reporter must
have himself with the direct examination Of the
Te and friend Boet taken before Judge Welsh for upon
fherc they dicted themselves upon
important point in issue and apparent the discrepancy IN
their that would give them weight Tue
hss not been guilty either Of the assault complained OF
Or the srsyer chsrgetbat u intmscy with Eses
wife and be Is sbuu6any sbe 10 dprove every allegation
charged against him He Is consulting physician 100 one
81 the hospitals Of this city and stands hn n the "mation
al all Who know him therefore matter 81 simple j1stc
that the public mins should be dssbused IT the impression
which your article tenocd impress and trust you will do
ire the favor publish tlis IN his vindicston. T.
June y. 1857
notwithstanding the above statement, the magis
free decided to hold the Doctor in the sum of 500.
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VHAHGT OF BTNULAN l.-JdIIcH DIVTIdT d1VU =
years Hugh Scott aged II years natives Of tho Emerald
lie sted Thursday night last by Officers Scanne
aud Leary charge of burglary having torcby entered
lie cabin of schooner Wave while lying at the foot OF Leroy
street with intent 90 steal the property Contained therein
saued vt O the property ~ Mess Todd Crosset Tue
accused caught IN the cabin Of the vessel and on being
Justice Fandeau hey each held % bail IN
the Of OOG and in defaut thereof were committed to
l,risOu 10 au -Hcr for he
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ATTTMPT TO PASS COUNrERFEIT MoNEY-Abou
O'Clock las. evening young who his Charles
Hui called Florence Restaurant Of Broad
Houston street partook supper and rendered 10
payment the counterfeit 80 bill the Bank OF the
Republic Providence H. H. which refused whereuPon he
OF 20 bill pupong 90 have been issued By the Old
Colony Bank Plymouth Mass, which also refused as
worthless then took from his pocket p cent
piece which be represented t. be all the change he had whch
III barkeeper received and let the customer slide.
Officer Stewart J. Smith of the metropolitan Police t)fO'
rstey happened hand and followed Huffman for short
distance with view Of watching his movements, and then took
him into custody On searching him "a 80 IN silver cola sup
posed to have been received in change for bad bills previously
iassed a counterfeit ~ bl and two IS bills also counteIe
were found upon his person When arrested he undertook 70
make some resistance demanded the oher
emblem Of the offcer~anthory. He taken 10 the
No. l65 Mercer street for the night Those per
sons had bad bills passed upon them yesterday
well to call at the Jefferson Market Police Court with
z view Of recognizing the prisoner II possible
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A DIsHoSTsT SERVANT GIRL.-A young woman
rsmed Rebecca Louiss Potter brought before Justice
Wood the Essex Market Police Court charge of stealing
wearing appare valued at $50 from Mrs Augusta ~ Roger
No 50 Madison street. Accused employed ergan
tirl IN the house Of complainant aud left the secOu
ray with the clothing which has bcn recovered in pawn shop
md the tickets found in the possession Of accused Com
uitted for trial.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
The Legislature.

1t is now quite time for the Legislature to
prepare with all speed for an adjournment
We have not been among those who, actua-
ted by motives of buncombe, advocated an early
before they knew the time with
in which the necessary legislation could be
accomplished; we preferred that the Senate
and Assembly should have ample time to pre-
pare and perfect the measures necessary to
restore and place upon permanent basis the
prosperity of the State; but the measures
that seem to have been decided upon as the
proper ones have all been introduced, and
nothing except little extra industry per-
haps is required to perfect them in a very
short space of time The affairs of several
Of the State officers (the reform X. N 81 are
receiving necessary attention; but let the
members work little the harder, and the
session need not be prolonged on that ac-
count Legislative positions are not money
making. and are not intended to he. The
will do well to come away from the Capitol
with as much money as they had when they
entered it. Nevertheless, long sessions inn
poverish the State, for there are one hundred
and thirteen members besides numerous al
taches, who are entitled to and receive their
regular per diem; besides which, room is Civ
en- for the introduction and log-rolling thro'
of thieving bills that would not otherwise
be even introduced.
We appeal to the Democrats in the Sen
ate and Assembly, for a short and economi-
cal session. The interests of the State i'm
peratively demand this, and the members
should recolect that they will be called upon
by their constituents to give an account of
their stewardships. Another and important
political campaign is at hand; and Democrat
ic success depends upon the reform and econ
omy that may be naugurated by the present
Legislature Finish your business as speedi-
ly as possible-stop all leaks in the Treasury
and then come BONE
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

REVOLUTION IN MExIco.-By the Sierra
Nevada we have the intelligence that Gen.
Blancarte, late Governor of La Paz, had ar
rived at Topic with 500 men aud pronounced
against the government. 1t was believed
that he would march against Guadalajara one
of the largest cities in the interior
The government officials at Manzanillo
fearing that the large amount of specie in
that port would fall into the hands of the in
surgents, placed $3.50, 1000 on board the
steamship Orizaba, and large amount on
the Hamburg bark Alphonse.
We should not be surprised if this move Of
Gen Blancarte is preconeerted action with
the designs of the emigrants of. the North
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

ANOTHER Quartz DIsoovERY.-On Tbr.
day last, Messrs. Smith, Barnes and pla
brick, of this place, went out prospecting 8.
placer diggings, and accidentally discoveroa
quartz lode, which upon examination, provod
to be rich Some of the rock was eybib.a
to us, and plenty of gold in fine particles r,.
visible to the naked eye. They are now so
gagged in sinking shaft on the lode. III,
located about miles north of Volcano
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

New Masonic HALL AT SAcRAMENTo.--We
are informed, says the Journal, that at a
meeting of the Masonic Fraternity last even
ing, the report of the committee appointed
to take into consideration the plan for the
proposed building was adopted and the plan
submitted. The spot selected as suitable for
building is the site of the old Presbyterian
Church, on 9th street, between | and j,
nearly opposite the church at present occu-
pied by Rev. Mr.. Benton. The new build
ing is to be according to the plan mentioned
60 by so feet on the ground floor The
large hall is to be in the I'd story, 40 by 65
feet, with a room on the same floor for the
Office of Grand Secretary, and also suitable
ante-rooms. On the third floor will be two
large lodge rooms, and additional ante-rooms.
The building is to be constructed of brick,
after the design of Mr. Farquharson, the
Architect and its anticipated cost is about
100000.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
Items.

The act incorporating the town Of El Do
RADIO, Mud Springs has been repealed.
A telegraph Office has been opened at Muir
phy's Camp. There are four religious soc-
cites in Volcano. A trotting and racing
association has been organized in Marysville
Chas. A. King, the actor, died in Sono-
ra recently :. :. A negro attended the theatre
San Francisco, few days ago with white
woman (2) on his arm. The "nigger in the
pit" was soon ousted. Capt. Jack, an In
dian, keeps boarding hous in Volcano He
rings bell regular We have not seen his
bill of fare d. Mrs Julia Dean Hayne and
Miss Mary Provost are rival STARS" in Sac
ramento . . Forty-six men with military ap-
pendages are managers to ball TO be given
in San Francisco. The practice of drying
powder in frying pan over fire should be
discouraged. d. . Rafles are all the go in Vol
cano A horse valued at $3.50, several gold
watches, guns &c, have been disposed of in
this way and house is now about 20 chance
it 4. 1t is said that about sixty families own
all the farming land in Great Britain. :. . .Jo
Byles complains of having been squeezed out
of 5000 in a bawdy house in Sacramento.
Thoman Theatrical company is in Oregon
80. Mrs Moulton, the actress has sued her
husband B. f. Moulton, for divorce
There is to be ball at Indian Dggins on
the 23d inst
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

QuARrz MnL.-Messrs. p. Sebentbo,o.
Company are the owners of quartz lodo
situated on the north branch of Suttor r. y
about one mile above Volcano, and wo "
rejoiced to be able to state, by AUTHORITY 3,
they will commence the construction %
steam Quartz Mill Immediately. Mr. -
had large experience in quartz mining ord
confident that the investment will be . rros'
able one We have been shown n opo,,,
of rock from the lode, and there is No o,.
ton as to its being surprisingly rich III;
will be the pioneer mill in the Volcano h..
but we doubt not that within year sovo,.,
others will be constructed.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

IMPEACHMENT OF THE STATE TREASURER
The all absorbing topic at head quarters
the defalcation of DR.. Bates, the State
Treasurer, and the matter of his impeach-
ment,-has' arrived at climax
1t will be seen by our Legislative Sum-
mary that his impeachment had been decided
on in the Assembly On Wednesday morn
ing before the notice of impeachment could
be delivered to the Senate, the Treasurer re-
signed thus virtually admitting the truth
of the charges against him.
This will probably forestal the impeach-
courts for the crime of embezzlement. How
are the mighty fallen
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
Election Notice.

ORDERED by the Board of Supervisors of An,
" ador County, California, that an Election be
held in township No in said county, on the gsth
day of February, 1857, for the purpose of electng
two justices OF the Peace and two constables for
said township, to serve until the next annual eec-
tion. 1t is further ordered that polls be opened at
Upper Rancheria, ami that A. J. Lucas be appoint
ed Inspector. and W, +. Car,mill and John Hewlett
be appointed Judges of said election.
H. s. HATCH, Clerk Board Sup
Jackson, Feb. TO- 1857.
feb IL l7.lt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
Notice.

A 7 meeting Of the stockholders Of the Vol
"A cano Water and Mining Company, held in
Volcano, the following members were Unanimously
elected Trustees and Officers:
TRUSTEES.
A. II. Rose, W. A. Eliason, W. II, Roberts, 3.
i. Wheeler and Geo. Muncton.
OFFICERS.
A.. Ii. ROSE, President
G. MuScKroS, Sec.
Volcano. Feb IL. 1857. 7ly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
VOLCANO:
SATURDAY MORN, FEB. IA, 1851.
Pay the Printer.
T. A. spRIN GER & CO.

A large number Of small amounts are due
us for subscriptions, advertising, and job
work amounting in the aggregate to con-
siderable sum. We are anxious to pay our
debts
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

GADsDEy PURCHASE. - The San nor,
Herald says the emigration to this county (.
rapidly increasing, and at present more nor, =
sons are crossing for that section than at an an,
former time. Rich copper mines have been
found about twenty miles from Fort Yums
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
Volcano Lodge, No. SO, f. andA
Removal.
HAWXHURST & son.

III w n II y feof q DV-NI
HAVE removed their Wooden-Ware Establish
l. lment from No III Front street to No. 80 Sq,
rdmento Street, San Francisco, between Front aud
Davis street. (ate rooms OF the Vigilance Commit
tee,) where they offer for sale all articles of Wood
en-ware, Baskets, Brooms Brushes, DC. at les than
the general market price. Call ana examine #
you do not want to purchase. feb l7.lm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
NOtice

s hereby given that Allen MeFree and James
L Baxter will not do to ''bet on" Community will
be on their guard.
TOWNSEND & CAMPBELL.
lcl II 17.lt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

AN ECCENTRIC GENIUs.-The San Fran
cisco Chronicle gives an account of a well
informend, thoroughly educated man, quail
fed in every respect to occupy high posi-
ton in society, yet who lives in little brush
hut about two feet high, six feet long and
three feet wide in that city. During the five
years that this human curiosity has played
the hermit, he has worked but three weeks,
and then only to earn some clothes wEoh he
has worn for the last two years and half
For food he walks down to the wharves--fills
his pockets with the droppngs of sacks OF
potatoes, bols them in an oyster can, or
roasts them in ashes, and eats them without
salt This he calls good living; and as for
smoking, lie provides for that luxury by pick
ing up cigar stumps OF certain length, and
putfs away on them with all the gusto imagi-
nable. He is fond of exercise, and gratifes
his desire by placing two stakes at distance
of one hundred yards apart, and walking
from one to the other for four and five hours
at time; while engaged thus, he carries
with him large number of small twigs, one
OF which he drops at each turn he makes
while walking. He reads books, and has
volumes in his little kennel which cannot be
found elsewhere in the city.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !

~
County of Amador.
Justices Court, Township No. s.
The People of the State of California to W. l. -
GIBSON, Greeting: H..
VOU are hereby summoned to appear pglvIC q Torr.
i undersigned, at his office, in Volcano IL tSji.
ship No on the 25th day of February, a, KIM
at o'clock, p. NJ, to answer unto the c9n'P,n Of
s. w. johnson who sues TO recover Tue 'nl sr
ninety five dollars, balance due on an aeSou Sn'ee
work and labor done at your instance anu ~ me-
when Judgment will be taken against you .on -. fs
above amount, with costs and damages II y
to appear and answer ia conn7
To the Sheriff or any Constable oi ssiu Wa
make due service and return hereof os Fet
Given under my hand, this lin u"'
ruary, 1851. ,,.o Peace
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County of Amador
Justices Court, Township NO D.
s. W. johnson Plaintiff
vs.
W. T. A. Gibson Defendant. ,.tb,
II appearing by affidavit that the plain. ths
above cause has just cause OF acton as""noot be
defendant and that the said defendant o"a",ice o.
found after due diligence, | order thai se. in d.
the above summons be made by publca.IoOaks
"Volcano Ledger once week for t"o "s Februi
Given under my hand, this 18th dayyr9roN, day ~
feb 100 Justice OF 10. P'a''
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-02-14

BOUNDARY LINE OF AMADoR CoUNrY.-Mr
Seawell, member of the Assembly from this
county has introduced a bill to change the
boundaries Of this county
Tie bill proposes the middle of the channel
of the south fork and main stream Of the
Costumes as the line of the county, instead
of the air line from the south branch of the
Costumes to where the main river enters
Sacramento county.
The bill has been referred to the delega-
tion from Amador and FL Dorado counties.
The LYcEUM-We were present at the
meeting of this society on Tuesday evening
and were pleased to see so full an attendance
and so much interest in their debates
Several ladies were present, which we hope
is an index of their intentions for the future.
1t is certainly their duty to aid in the i'm
provement of society, by encouraging such
meritorious institutions.
The question for discussion at the next
meeting is,
Resolred, That Walker is entitled to the
sympathy of the people of the United States.
RoBBERY.-A heavy robbery was commit
ted in this place on last Saturday night
Mr.. Thos. j. Wheeler, butcher had col.
lected S2l0O in gold coin for the purpose of
going below to purchase cattle. He, on two
or three occasions, made display of his funds.
On Saturday night he placed his purse un-
der his pillow, in the morning it was gone.
A window, easily raised was rear the head
of his bed, and the supposition is that it was
taken through the window.
A reward of $500 is offered for the recoy
cry OF the money and the detection of the
thief; or one half that sum for either.
The BALL AT TIE EMrIRE.-Dont forget
the ball at Jack Pierce's on Friday the 2O.h
INST Jack has made every preparation to
secure the enjoyment of all who may be
present Come by oil means.
IHE BALL AT UPPER RANoHERIA, will be
attended by a large number of those who
love to keep time with the cadences of music.
Has there ever been ball at that place
which did not give general satisfaction? If
there has been, we have not heard of il.