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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Arrived.

UsM steamship Nashville, Guam Charleston u hours.
Ship Albert Gsllatin ot Portsmeuth) salte Hsvre days
ndse and sl7 pass to VIM whitI.sk April H. sscssnssd
within 40 miles Of Sandy Hook en- the M and hauled oa
Bark Tahiti tof Easpor. Pattenz Cisnfuesos 81 days.
and mossses to Brett Son Co. Experienced heavy
Brg John Stevens to Bluebin Peters Trinidad Cubs. Apa
sugar and MesdG LEILA to Geo ssRheR.0n % Ss. ,S Sd
AP April 20 Ts.s %ss % Of Sp Antonio sus .s 5 sas kGs
g Lon e So PStss brig re;ssa Ss T1yS :d 81 S
supplied herr Capt Reports April a. during heavy gale
Jos, 6os and Of deck load load sp$ A. had A.. been
ss % ri heavy aeshef o.t and . .
Bris Emblem, Hitler, Providence . a.
Bs j. Noyes St Marks 70 days, cotton &c. 70
Big Belle f.~cr lof Pi,tstOn, Due Galveston April cot
Bs Golden Lead Johnson Cicnfuegos Apr7 sugar to Met
Bhs koos Steel Trinidad Dc cuSs Ap :us 70 M.yhss%
Talbot Co tss s 1 or M ~ Dd 10 Il" sDo''
Bng Elizabeth tBr Cole Hsvsns April g. sugar to reans
Rxs Titans Of Eastpo, Appleby, Malaga March passed
Sd line & &C. to S.s,s;T %s.is5 wim,u,,oo n c. d.r,
II B. Ferguson, Barrett Virginia days shingles y
Il 20 DTumnond. Chambers; virginia, wood
SsSsn s1,sa, css.. y,,his gsias sorn oysters
sSsI ssgGSG. sssaps SRf sa Bsti%e5s a dsy.
schr. 4 Hswkns Means virginia 70 Benton Bses
sshr T. Hesdey Csthcart, wiiAm'ton, NC, days 'Aa'
seSr Ly5s Ann voorhees,. Richmond days tObaoO TO A'
schr A Horton, Ryan, Jacksonville EF 10 days
schI J. NJ Taylor Smith, Washington, c. days '''A
stores TO R. NJ. Blackwell oo,,oa 10 Nc.
schr A. W Smith, wys,t, Charleston u d'y' cotton -
'iss1 sS Norma Winner 5dds Sa1 smith :nd ms1as lpo
~ ca,so will be saved but the Ness'i VIII %
total loss. - rIniasd de Cuba q days, sussr
Schr fhofs s bnoes r. 2st inst, lat IS 30 lon " 81 ms
to bi.d deck load lost wser casks and hha
nSisse; contns shaOtte, NC 5days shingles 70
Wrsht hs's"G "Gib.on Croker Philadelphia for Newport
shr Raw State Sherwood Boston; a., ,,... =
ss pigsoId Williams from wreck OF snip New'hsmpafe'
ashore Packet (of Machss Church. Pbsdephs
sy. coal bound to Calais put in here on see"an' o' us
sshr Mary Adelaide Bae. Virginia 2dsy., Monroe
seSr s Stanley sinminons. Wilmington n C., days ns'
val stores d. c. Golden. So.
scbr Manhss Blake Savannah days lumber to sersnf'n
schr Surprise Cole City Point days. -four 70 ia. Hansf
scH. NonPsrsi !Br Giliios, Corvallis n b" q ""''
ts,oes to D. X. DeWolte.
Sehr. River Queen Fowler, Providence.
schr. Isabella, Fsulkner. Boston.
Schr New.York Goodseli. Boston. , p,a.,..
Schr Queen Of the South Smsstedl, Wheeer rlo . a
schr. H. W. Johnston, Crellen, with ma'e' """ "
schr Nowmahal Myers. Rocklsnd, lime
ScLr Detroit West Albany for Boston
schr MARY r. Lowell, Lowell. Albany, aef ,S pIs.on.
shr ' saSsn.i VA FdSy P.ttsn Virginia days, wood
steamer Ilnin nebsie Hollen. Norwich.
RTIOW-Oue bri and Smasted cnooner -
'sAILED-stesnlshp Black warrior smith, TOT hA'AHA AAA
WISpesanri.e z and fresh, with s, Aerp wsw'
Sunset, w.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
sEw.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.

COFFEE Rio has been fairly active and pes' 9oo b.. R
fully sustained Other kinds quiet Aes o. ar isi,sr
at llGll.c, including 1880 bags per Conquer ." ~"
figure. - L. yu....,,
FLOUR AND MEAL-The upward tendency IN Wessern ra
Csn. Flour noticed last. still continue &. ssmaad I'M
marked the arrivals falling OF materially ana @ -. -.
proving; rood brands are mostly sought after anu
2Oc. better while common brands are onJ g.,, go
inquiry is sluo., entirely for the home snd a.
the sales O4OO bb. at ss goa 90 isr S9 40
State; Sc l0Q IS 25 for DO 80 a 20 ~ ol ~
Indian. Iowa and illinois SO goa 80 60 for exra 90 % 70
So IS for common good extra ohi2 % go % S9 AZ ~
cboce e,tr 40 Sc goa for ST Louis oIsnds ana "
SO 50 for extra csrsdisn s0ST "saay ana n
sne rd sc 81; ss Is for extra brands, southern Flour
again better particularly choice brands wsen are sesTcs .ne
sor and 81 o5d 50 Is for favorte fancy and extra
tna Rvs Flour quiet but firm AZ S3 Sod ~ So Corn
IA with much frrnness sales Of Jersey al IS 80 and
Bundywine at IS TO- and puneheon' at u 80
EiSEDry Cod active and prices remain steady
-. ~ aO0 quintals ST. Georges Bank al IS 1905 81.
Metere are In limited request owing 20 the extreme prices
the transactions confined small sales from
al IL 7sd IS for medium No and sl 75d sl2 for No q
whole parcels be purchased concession from these
r.te. No remain and w,nted Smoked Herring Hs
Hse.iys ~ S5sS7e f0y Scaled, AID s2'GTe, t0I Mol.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
MONDAY. April 27-P. N

The Stock market to-day has been excited and ir-
regular but generally the tendency was upward until
the close, when the market was heavy. Erie opened
with large sales at 49, 49,, and after considerable
huctustion closed at i2 about the price of Saturday
The transfer books opened to-day and the amount of
stock transferred was large beyond precedent reach
ing 600 transfers and o. 500 shares than two
thirds Of the capita stock Mr.. Otis, the Transfer
Clerk. with commendable courtesy, kept the trans
g books open auta 4 O'Clock fm the ae-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

commodaon Of the public. There appeared 70 oe
plenty of stock but the crowd in the Transfer Once
made deliveries difficult. The receipts OF Apni are
some SO, COO behind April last year, but this - par
tally accounted for by the delinquency of Western
connecting roads, which withheld their settlements
Reading was steady at 81. Central closed at %
which is rather better. In Western shares there s
stronger feeling, although in descriptions sellers
options are more freely offered. Southern I'M
proved to 63,, with good inquiry on time
contracts, an advance of 81 cent on inc
lowest point. The Board of Directors
have their first meeting Tomorrow and will prooapiy
in a day two make election of President ana
Treasurer which will the confidence OF the pub
lie Toledo is among the strongest stocks, and sold al
ca, an advance Of | 3 cent. Rock Island wa hrm
at 96i and Pittsburgh at 81. La Crosse sold at 's
which is better. Gaena opened at lOli and advanced
to l0li. Harlem also strOnger, selling at l4i.
Illinois Central, under demand from the shorts and
for filling foreign orders, advanced 10 l3, closing al
1921. The advices from London indicate that the In
crease Of capital stock received favoraby and some
of the large investors increasing their lines. In
Railroad Bonds and State Stocks there is nothing Of
importance doing
The market for Exchange is quiet for the steamer
and rates are unchanged. Sterling is 4G9i cent,
the saes being mostly at % y cent. Francs are 522t
a5.1s2.
Freights are again easier and unsettled. We quote
Flour nominally at Cd. and Bacon at Is; oOO bales
Cotton at %. cd. IS. y BALE Rosin at 3D.; ,3oo
Hides at l0s; 45O ties. Beef, part at Is; ~ hhds
shoulders and 500 bbls. Pork on private terms. To
London 125 cases at 20 d25s. To Bremen, 100 tuns
measurement goods at 22s. Cd. 600 bbls. Rosin at
2s Sd. brig from south side of Cubs to New-York
at SOC. T. cwt. for Sugar. brig from Darien, Ga.
to New-York Ia tuns, with timber at $ll = GOO
feet ship of 600 tuns from Maulmaine, East In
dies. with teak wood, for Cork and a market within
the United Kingdom, at f5 Is. y tun Of 30 cubic feet.
The ship Hsrtsteine, of 653 tuns, was chartered to
take cargo from Nassau to New-Orleans at 1000.
The business at the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s324,94 II; Payments, sil6,5O7 As Balance, $l4,-
472,O4O AZ.
Thonpsons Bank Note Reporter quotes Land War
rants as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The late Legislature altered the names OF the
"Sackets Harbor Bank, Buffalo, to The Reciprocity
Bank; and the Grouse Bank, Syracuse, to " The
appear in the forthcoming General Statement. The
Pamyra Bank was also authorized to change its name
to Lyons Bank, and will appear in its new name in
next report. 80
The " Lake Ontario Bank" Oswego, Association;
Bank Of Lima" Lima Bank of EIcOtt," James
town; a. T. Rapees Bank Dundee aad " Bellin-
ger Bank Plattsburgh, individual Banks have
"filed their papefs," and are preparing to go into
operation.
charge Bank of Genesee,' Batavia, have filed notice
of their intention to - close up.
The foregoing report, compared with the previous
summary Of December - 800 EXHIBITS an increase s
in loans and discounts of 1881 sos of specie s57 6s5
in capital $2.479,752 in circulation falling off of
81 Os6 2O6 and in profits Of 81 OsS Sl3 an increase in
dues TO Banks of 81 j3S 999, and to Depostors, 3D.
779,l54.
nj of The
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
COURT CALFNDAR-TBIs DAY.

SUPREME COUkT-CWCUT.-Pa I.-NOs. I45, =,
H. IT, 49, 90 a. r. D. a. 80 81 Sc 49, Al, A. ~,
4S. II, 81.
The Calendar will be called by Justice Davs on Tuesday
the h inst commencing with the fret thereon undis
posed Of be continued until all the untred shall
have been again called.
PART II.-AdjouIned for the Term.
SURRrNE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Same az yes
terday.
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM.-NOT1cE.-
for tine May Term be filed before
Wedne sdaY, the 18th inst.
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SUPERIOR COURT--GrxERAL TERM-APsIL 25.--PTesent,
all the Judges
DECISIONS.


DECISIONS.
Bayard Clark agt. John A. Davenpor.-Complaint
dismissed with costs.
Jas. Ii. Carringtou & Co. agt. The Commercial Fire
aud Marine Insurance Co-Verdio set aside and Judgment dis
VIM. II. Mills agt. Thos. Carnley, Sherif.-New
trial Sranted costs abide event.
Geo. NJ. Msrrihes agt Alexander Bngham.-Judg-
for plaintiff en- the verdict.
William w. Vanderbilt agt. Marshal A. Mathis
Verdict aside aud ts granted costs 70 abide event
Barbara Berger ct al. agt Thos. White.-Case re-
'''''O 10" John Purchase Sst Nelson j. Matte.On &C.
Ordered that the motion stand over for rtwenty days
10 sve dfendsn, opportunity 70 apply TO the Chief Justice
case 80 a. to make conform IL do no, confOrm
Proedins. which actually had the trial the motion 70
the twenty days, notice Of les. than five days.
Sr1sr Wn R.ss,,S Tssm.sefSTs a, s,. 5oSEs N. Dvt'
Report Of referee amended by striking ont the sum
Of s7 50 eh.tssd to 'he defendant 70, depreciation Of the
fendsnt with the sum q IS paid BY him fOr taxes Of 1855
port confirmed and final Judgment plaintiff thereon with
sos.eIcept that costs q reference be equy and
either party upon final hearing judgment to b. settled
a.ess Penemsn at TIE New York aud Erie Railroad Co
Complaint dismissed with costs, upon the ground
TINT the plaintiff not the real party Interest, a, the
of the .cton but that the 9suse OF etOn Sc;
s..h then IN Hs the Atlantic Insurance Co@P.ny
james cro''ss Anne. 4 ssSses ss "'I "''d
liz each case demurrer TO complaint overruied, with
berfy defendant withdraw demurrer ~ith wcny Gays
upon payment Of costs Of demurrer .
Pspsope Lawrence al agt The Farmers Loan aud Isl
Company et al
Judgment for plaintiffs with costs. Decree to be pre-
r.rcd M pantiss and settled al Chambers upon no
ice and service of copy On deiendsnts =,
BENJAMIN Moves agt. Elizabeth j. Noyes ct al
Judrpent for defendants dmissins complaint with costa
George fielding sg- J. z. Mills
Clerks Allowance OF costs TO defendant affirmed.
Section ssS az the Code applies all seton whatever may be
tbe nature Of resf sought In the css 70 which Il sp
Pile. ,sie. swsy all discretion rom the Court on an A'"
HrEore Judse woopkryr. $500.
Edward Mullin agt Thomas 6lu. Motion denied
sHb 81 sest&
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Meeting:
John Barry Michigan John wilkinson. Syracuse Edwin
C. Litchfed Charlie. Butler j. A. c. Gray, }. II. Ransom
ELISHA C. Litchfed, Wm. Il. Weles VIM. NJ vermilye
j. Redfed, Henry Keep, NeW-York; John Stryker
Rome Ezekiel Morrison Indiana
This item includes about $500 stock in the Detroit
Monroe and Toledo road and Of the Companys stock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
nv Tele9PaDh.

BOsroN April 27Ar. ships Bell Rocs sI.nS SSrnim KIM.
Wi.m s,et.on. Jordan, CenfussO. M.rsh, ARn:
Mn..er Csdsnss; Edward, Jones' AP~lsene'osi. Rvaer
pps,s.Ishs brigs r. W Fseke Mayo CsPe hsJ,,s1 nss
sIn Gate Gamsse, Remedies Rosmer, ,,s,.deipSs
B, low ship Euly, Earnbsm
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Actual increae Of Loans for the week S
On the 10Th there arrived at New-Oxleaus, from
Texas, $l3O $40 in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Markets. Report

Markets. =. Reported By Telegraph.
CHARLESTON April 25Sses Of CorToE to day 40 bales.
Market depressed under the Americas Prices hare de-
clined In, Euaiy ldlc.
CHARLESTON April 2.sales of CoTToS today oe sales
A.. finn prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

read are now selling freely. The receipts Tor apri.
promise to show considerable increase upon Apni OF
last year.
The circular of Messrs Stolterfoht Frost Il Co, by
the Amcricd, says Of the London money market:
The further the part OF the Bank IN rals-
ing the interest for loans stock 10 e cent has
given rise TO the apprehension that it may shortly be-
extended 10 the rate of discount for il u very clear
that the demand for money continues TO be larger than
the available capital is able TO supply 1t viii at any
rate have this good effect that the introduction ef
Russian Railroads and other doubtful proposals will
be discouraged. II ia at the same time great proof
of the soundness and producveDess OF trade that the
present high rates have been long supported with
ont injurious consequences Business begins to resume
its regular course now that the elections are nearly
over
We copy from The AlJany journal of Saturday the
following summary Of the resources and liabilities OF
the banks Of this State, exhibited by their reports
to the Superintendent of the Banking Department of
their condition the morning of Saturday March IA,
1857 The report including returns from 2lo two less
than the report of previous quarter, owing to the cir
cumstance that the Bank of Hornelsvile and Monroe
Bank Of Rochester have nearly closed up their affairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
a..-uD

ASHES-The market is lower and unsettled the saes are
81 bbs at sSds u. for Pearls and Pots a. SIT So Do
COTTON continues without important movement prices ar
steady the sales reported 500 bales We continue ''
quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Decres,e.... t 706,26i 25}5n $Sioc' sLH'|'ooo
The principal decrease of loans has been IN the Com
merce Metropolitan and American Exchange. Inc
specie reserve is higher than it has been since
December when the loans were $lo7, ,ooo,ooo
The movement of the Banks since Nov. l. 1855, has
been as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28


The three ast.named roads will probably be bur-
den to the COMPANY but their cost has not been large
The Company required by It's charter to build the
Jackson Branch The Goshen Branch will, We think,
nav lis way. though it would have been better for the
COMPANY not 10 have undertaken it; but it was
thought by all to be wise move at the tme and was
one f,r which the Directors free of censure. The
completion Of this road will shorten the distance be-
tween Toledo and Chicago some twenty miles, By
line wbichcan be in two hours less than the
old one The two will not interfere for local traffic
which, after all, must be the main support for both
lines.
II was also unwise 10 commence the construction of
the Detroit and Toledo Road without more ample
provision Of money. The road was most unauestion.
ably needed and will, We have no doubt, prove pro-
ducive in ITSELF while it must add largely to the bus-
ness of the main line and the Goshen Branch Detroit
is now city of some ~ 600 inhabitants and moving
ahead with equal pace with the most prosperous
Western dties II IL the most desirable market for
Southern Michigan and for large districts Of Ohio and
Indiana. Neither branch of the Michigan Southern
could well afford to be without eopueetiou With
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
n,..ssers. &c.

.lo., on sh Ssh n,, on GsrdneIs Island The Gre" r'
.ysa, sps ,Ss yssse win sSs0 sfs~a sn 'g'h fs,-s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Mr. |. s. Colt No. s Wall street, will pay the semi
annual interest due lst May the Bonds of the City
of Milwaukee, issued to the Milwaukee & Watertown
Road, and on the First Mortgage p cent Bonds OF
the La Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad.
The interest on the Bonds of the Mad River and
Lake Erie Road, due lst of May will be paid at the
Peoples Bank.
The interest on the Sd Mortgage and Convertible
Bonds Of the Hudson River Road will be paid at the
office Of the Company
We hear of some $60O,OO or 100000 in gold en-
gagged for the Wednesday steamer. This amount will
probably be increased should the California steamer
arrive tomorrow. Meanwhile moderate amounts OF
geld are being received from the interior and neigh
boring cities, which keeps up the bank average.
The business of the clearinghouse to-day was
$3l 25i,OOO.
The Bank Statement for the week shows a contnu-
apce of the contraction which commenced during the
previous week. and smaller loss of the specie reserve
than was generally anticipated. The statement on the
whole is favorable although exhibiting very mpor-
tant features The deposits show falling Of Of nearly
half million, the undrawn line being $67 ,O6SOOO
against So ,547 Goo.
The comparison with last week is as follows
Loans Circulation. Deposits.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The sales of land by the Illinois Central Company
for the third week Of Apnl we're H. 725 acres, for
$l93s34 The aggregate for the three weeks reaches
$f3o,a5 The laods along the southern h0e Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

tsnton Of them The claim il, in substance that the
dcs Ddant is a wrong doer in taking the property and
converting il 10 his use There no debt duty
Set forth nbe bill but that which exists in every case
ef n wrongful conversion of another mans property.
This s no, a debt duty, or pecunary demand
within the meaning Of The rule 1t must be one aris-
,ng upon contract express implied. between the
parties, and which think essential 10 Icy iounda-
ion for the proceeding | agree that case is made
out which would justify this somewhat extreme rem
edy if the nature Of the demand in controversy was
such as wauaniedi,s application. But as in my Judg-
ment, il is not, the motion must be denied
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
CHAPTER XI.
THE TIMELY RESCUE.

In the verna season, California outvies all
other climes in the splendor Of her scenery
and attractive charms. Here the trees seem
more graceful as they wave their newly at
tired boughs while the garb Of delicate green
in which our hills and vallies are clad, is re-
lieved from its monotony by its tasteful orna-
ment of flowers There is also purity in
the atmosphere that fits one the better to Ell
10Y the beautiful in nature. In our days
there is calm luxury and the evenings arc
delicious, their dews dstilling ouly love and
confidence while the nights invite us to a
sweet and undisturbed repose. 1t was late
in the afternoon of one of those delightful
days in the spring of 80, that Waters was
traversing the most charming of the valleys
of California. He had been riding the entire
afternoon among picturesque scenes and en-
ticing landscapes, yet he had passed them un-
noticed.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
What Cheer House,

Corner Front and X streets. Opposite Steamboat
Landing.) SACRAMENTO.
SsA The proprietors of the above establishment
.l;:iA. having completed their extensive improve
ments rendering il one o. the most comfortable
hotels in the state, are prepared to accommodate
all who may give them call. We hope by our
superior accommodations, at the lowest price, to
continue the patronage We now enjoy.
A large number of single rooms with patent
French spring beds, and the best curled hair mat
rasses
va Board per week Sc; Meals so cents; Lodg-
ings 90 cents to ) l.
gsf5- Office of the California Stage Company;
Stages leave the What Cheer House for all parts #
the State. va The house ia open all night.
S. NJ 4 c. H. BAILEY.
sept 10 4o-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
RAILROAD LINE!!
For sacramento, via. Folsom.

G1&e (n1 On and after the Sd day of
- 1ETzrf .7rIa April, 1857, Hamilton d Co.
sSszssslszs- will run Daily Line Of Stages
from Folsom, via. Prairie City, Michigan Bar, Ar
kansas Diggings Forest Home, Willow Springs,
Drytown. Amador and Sutter, 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 tiddletown same day at 5, A.
NJ, and arriving at Folsom in time for the II o'cl'k
N. train, by which passengers will arrive in Saera-
mento at a quarter past Pm.
Through tickets for jackson aud Fiddletown, or
intermediate places can be obtained at the Crescent
City Hotel, street, between Sd and 4th; Orc Ho-
tel, X street. between I'd and 3d. 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, COUCH Il HILL.
oct3 soft
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Aqueduct CITY saw Mil.

T'HE undersigned would respectfully remind the
l. public that they have constantly on hand, at
their Saw Mill in Aqueduct City,
Every Variety OF Lumber!
Which they will dispose Of at as low rates as the
same quality can be procured at any other mill in
the county. The attention of those requiring lum-
Der for Building, Fencing, Fluming, or other pur-
poses, is respectfully solicited.
Orders for any description of Lumber will be
promptly and faithfully filled. Ee- Lumber in eA-
change for CASH, Barley, Hay, Horses, Cattle or
Mules.
J.R JOHNSON & co.
NAV l6 30-6m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
MIL LIN TX N
MRS. SURFACE,
street, Jaessoa, California.

Brodd,cay street, Jde1s6a, California.
Rlsa RESPECTFULLY informs the La-TN
u&hdles Of jackson and vicinity that she@4Ss
"a has permanently located herself in the
above place, where she will be pleased 10 receive
calls from all.
oae Is now fully prepared TO do all kinds OF
WORK in the above line of business and respectfully
sollcits patronage.
bonnets, Hats, Laces and every variety of fancy
articles will be kept constantly on hand and dis
posed OF at Sacramento prices
Ladies can always depend on having the latest
styles OF bonnets and dresses, and as low can be
purchased in any similar estabshmenin in Sac. city.
REGALHA.
Mrs 5. is also prepared to make Regalia for Ma
sons, Odd Fellows Templars Sons of Temperance,
&C. and respectfully aolieits orders.
suss l2-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Far The .amador 'Weekiy Ledger.
MINNIE EAsTFIELD;
0 R, S COND Low
CHAPTER TX.

BY FLINT LOCK, ESQ.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Spangic 81 Gaver's Restaurant
On the Plaza.
VOLCAHO.

THE undersigned, having resumed business at the
l. Old Stand, will be happy TO see all Of their old
customers and as many new ones as may have oc-
casion to visit Volcano. The establishment has
been thoroughly renovated. and the substantials
and delicacies of the season are served up in a
manner unsurpassed either here or elsewhere
MEALS served up "hot and smoking" may be
had at all hours of the day or night.
BOARDERS are charged only Eight Dollars per
week. Ess- 4 Lodging Department has been ad
ded and furnished with new and clean beds.
Duly thankful for the very liberal patronage for
merly bestowed upon them they respectfully rep
resent that they are better prepared than ever
before to accommodate thcr friends and the public.
Give us a call, aud you will find everything to
your satisfaction.
SPANGLE & GAVER.
jy 25 F,H 40-H
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
GEO. MUNCKTON,

j USTICE OF THE PEACE,
- OFFICE
AT Munckton & Warmers Drug Store, Main street,
Volcano.
dec 7-ly
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
w. HENRY JONES,
JAMES Il. HARDY.
Smith - Hardy,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW Sacramento,
WILL practice in the Courts of Amador and
W Calaveras counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State.
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