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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-06
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

hDVLhllNEnEMIN RENE Cd Nv Ell Dht'
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.
A THE ADVERTISER ~ OPEN FoR AN ENGAGE
n. meni az salesman In wholesale grocery ADD provision
Swans rae Hssd ONCE
A SOBER. STEADY MAN. or IsDusraIous HABITS.
wan situation In some 2sctabls business such "a
Ts% So + s al fnss y
FOOD gens qul:k and correct a. ssare sd can 1--WE -.
On aidre,s p O., as IVES. sos 81, tor .Srse DAYS.
A YOUNG NAN. ABLE AND WILLING TO WORK,
who sn maxi . s.ea a and rs9 .rs
p0rtr In one mercantile business no 70 10 SOUTH
lnqsre Of a unsar 2s william st or IL Chatham st. in
A SITUATION wASrED-By YOUNG NAN AS
~ cosohmsn and rsrcener is rod careful driver and
op.c y 10 20 10 ne co n,ry Can oe seen Tor 1. DAYS al "A
wsss ssh - between Is s-ssass ~ ''O : %
C0AcHNIN's sIIQ.rIos wAEIED-gy a WAN
~ wno underssn bis business. Has god reference
bonesy trey anc cspSbi y viii 20 70 the conatry with
% .sddsry corner of White II snd Broadway 1naurs Tor
CoAoaN.k,s s.Tu,Tlos w.sIrD, Or 20 IAKE
smPsrp a he ae TO- sn,ss ell rs seSsI I'm Ie. and
sgsr, sas ,Se NV r- Ger Pes. s. f IN az
safr.os 9. ES, n She n 'n' ''''''hN'
CoACHNAN.-waNfsDA sTTUATiOsAs CoACHNaN
Daesr IN Sas psSao ana q .p indy
stands 2; yesmen and disease. o. ho would nag him
from gentlemen In this city Please cali or address H. n
Mr. Waters, t0 srosd~sy IN the saters store for two dys
L, FAD WAITER OR STEWARDS SITUATION WANT
~ ed ~ AZ expsn need ra,, vi esceent est rotiais
broadway Pos, sce inquire OF H. Bancsrd sh be
tween lQsh sod 1rh So
T,O MERCBArTS, sC-Asy HOUSE bAvTse sOOks
10 be poe ed -rten no and examined, crculsrs ~ be
written and dire Jed 81 any awysr hayng n,nnscr se
copied. VII please address n = p Herald Once. The 6
thorcug competent bookkeeper and Wishes I,
his sisrre hours the above occupations Urercep
TORSO 2 refsrences siven
WANDA SITUATION As sALEssas rs A
w wholesale straw goods house; has had four
psr,epc. In The straw hat Department ss refe-
r.pces given. Address q. B. Post cdloe Trenton. ~ j.
yIrAfTsD-A SITUATION AS CUACaasF AND GAR.
w cenes by sober and sesdT man understands bot1
branch hnrou xtly hss obe-to n country CITY; b.
safe diver. Address b. NJ. bon i3s Herald oce for
three cays
WANTED-By AN AUTfyB, WE'LL RECossarDED
w young situation ~ troon or councilman; is sea.
~ dver tni understands TIE care a. horses perscuy VIII
?. found careful snd willing make himself nsefn Gail ct
lhNAv'riey place
WhhTEp-BY a MODEL, vlRTUoUs AND UPRIGHT
w y0ung nan, room with meals Sundays. In house;
ohunn between Bieeske~ and Fourteenth streets, near
~ aiw,v. Terms - excel s1s week There must be
Ean. ProedWsy Post ooce
WANThD-hY an EN0i.isgiMNN hosD TWENTY
eltu hh1naion a. p'ttsr sud N make himself gene
~! ~ az 20 hs top ytrs Please call or address d. A.
TINE MILITARY.
CEy1oR vsrER.s CORPS oF IuP.-I SPECIAL
on this jsv eyerin~ III, t,.s,sS
up hs busnrs 4r tn 4h 81 Juv and usss us ssu,,ops
ontIgiinen afy " ourif.euds Bg rter ~
fstlcM PHYrr AdiussnL '''' V''n'A
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sECARs.

- OOn OOO HAVANA DOMESTIC AND aERdAN
Z.vOO.OUU segars ~ various b.'nds IND sses, 4
ich helow markc prlcee. To PRO credit niCe~s and
cosn buyers great tIdt sensnv VII DO crerrt
U. NDAsAl. II Re1aiHsI
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TINE MILITARY.

CENIoR ysrERAN CORPS uF uts-l SPECIAL
- mreuns Will o. held Al ~ Mercer house. conner ne
tnd str-r ''reer o. ny 10 5sy evening Juy6 ioaass
the buslna 4r ha ~ Julv uass uo, rsouttopa
corIginnen arr " our friends Bg rter ~
fsiic PHYrg Adiu..nt WYNN"
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH. n j., n ROW
M open and ready for the reception Of gues The above
house has been newly decorated,
the comfort and
hundred yarda the shore fronting on 90
four hundred feet viii accommodate hundrod
bosrdera Boats leave foot Of Robinson stree. daily
LAIRD Propyteeov.
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MARBLE HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN IsLAND.
M.one OF two families may obtain superior rooms With
board nj this commodous resifsnce de- shfuy located
high ground, commanding maznthcs
Harrows, and only eight minutes wall from the Jerry FL
tensve grounds lawns orchard garden aabe
carriage house Exec lent bathing Ap ply Addreso
Marble House. New Bri xhion.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

lis with pride and pleasure that we again
rersr 70 the ticket presented by the Democra-
,v Of Amador for the Legislative Offices
|Tithn the gift of the people of the County
snd Senatorial District
T. n. Ketcham for the Senate, and Homer
KING and Robert Stewart for the Assembly
vir be triumphantly elected. They are men
hi capacity, integrity and character; and
vG not only receive the united vote Of the
Democracy, but the votes of many others
lvho desire to see our county and district rep
resented as they should be in the Legislative
councils of the State.
Oar candidates are travelling among those
who are to be their constituents; and we only
desire that the whole people may become
thoroughly acquainted with them. This will
be all the recommendation they will require
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Drytown Correspondence.
DRYrowN. Aug. IA, 1851.

DRYTowN, Aug. IA, 1851.
Ems. LEDcER:-At meeting of the Dry.
|toyn Democratic Club, held at Drytown,
August Sth, for the purpose of nominating
Officers, a large number of the
serIing Democracy of this vicinity were
present. the utmost enthusiasm prevailed and
\ |sL seemed confident of victory in the APP
/ preaching contest.
\ Dr. BENJAMIN was nominated for Justice of
|the Peace and Mr.. Leaf for Constable in this
|roron Of the township.
After the nominations were made, Mr.. Ho-
|ner King being present, was called upon for
u speech; he made few remarks, aud after
|eycasing the absence Of DR.. Ketcham, who
Tas expected to have been present on this oc-
|eason, he retired from the stand, aud
P c. johnson, Esq, being loudly called
|fOr came forward and entertained the audi
dience with some welI-timed and happy re-
|narks which were listened to with marked
attention, except when inter-. r.pted by the
|heariy cheers with which they were received.
He showed up some of the eOHslsteacies of
/ he Republican leaders in such an amusing
ye.n Of wit that even the Republicans had to
|hugh at their own Righteousness; in fact, all
were happily disappointed and very much
pleased at the result of his most excellent
speech.
Mr.. Seaton being called out spoke with a
yIgor aud energy that was entirely unexpect-
|ed, giving in his adhesion to the Democratic
|Qarty with a truthfulness and sincerity that
none could question. Hqving again embark
ed in the good old cause, he discarded, repu-
dated condemned and disowned any alegi-
ance whatever with that magnificent humbug,
the defunct gone.in, absquatulated XIII
party, and henceforth and forever was deter
mined to act with the Democratic party, in
which he knew there was some stability, hon
|eiy and patriotism, while in the other, there
could not be found any of either. 1t was
very amusing to hear him describe the "quips
crauks and wanton wies' TO which the lead
efS of the Ki-Yi party resorted TO deceive
'le members into the support of measures to
which these leaders knew they were opposed; I;
nor did he try to scream himself, but acknowl-
EDGED his errors and promised reform. To be
convinced of bis sincerity they might watch
us course; having always, until the lat two
Cr Three years, been Democrat, his feelings,
DIS mcnations and his prejudices were all
IFedlsposed that way and with that party he
was bound to act.
The meeting throughout was interesting
ana enthusiastic and gave full assurance of
'oe zeal with which the Democrats of this
PORTION of the county have entered into the
ls,' against anarchy, misrule, sectionalism
aud demagogneism.
on Saturday, the 22d the Club have an
oy0eT meeting, and We hope that those who
promise to be here as speakers will not disap-
point us again. The work goes bravely on,
pa the Democrats of this portion of the
county will do their duty. K.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
june {
American Hotel,

Main Street, Butte City, Amador CO., Cal.
krA THE above named hotel is re-opened by
'i;iH the undersigned, and will be furnished in the
very best style, and no trouble or expense spared
which will conduce to the comfort and pleasure of
his many friends and the public generally. The
TABLE VIII be spread with the best of everything
in the market. The BAR will contain the best
brands of Wines, Liquors. and Cigars. The house
will be kept open at all hourstor the accommodation
of the traveller aud the public generally.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited which the proprietor hopes to merit
L. MURPHY.
Butte City, June q, 1851
je27 oo'om
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
I. O. o. f.

AT regular meeting of Sutter Creek
nOuSe' No. 81, |. o. O. f., held on Monday
t,eu'Og, August 10th, the following Pream-
N.Y. N.Y. and Resolutions were adopted:
PpshtAs' 1t has pleased an All-Wse God in His
ppIovldence to take from amongst us our worthy
ppso'1er, Wilson W. White. therefore,
l,"so'eed, That we deeply sympathyze with the
lives ana friends OF our Brother, in this pain
opr Ssoced' That in memory Of, and in respect for
wo.s ueveased Brother. the members of this Lodge
p, R we usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
ward d'o'oed' That the Secretary o. this Lodge for
Of ov copy Of these Resolutions to the relatives
" Vpr deceased Brother.
c. y. BURLEsON, Sec'y.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Administrators A sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
~ order of the Probate Court. that on Tuesday
September sth, 1851, at the hour of o'clock, p
NJ at the North Fork OF the Mokelumne River
about four miles from Volcano. near where the
road from Volcano to West Point crosses said river
at what is called the Geuttich MILL in the county
of Amad0r and State OF California. will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title aud interest of Vim. Geuttich and
August Geuttch, at the time of their decease, OF,
in and to the following described property situated
and being at the place and in the county and State
aforesaid, to-wlt:
case of Surgical Instruments;
| small case do do
| Gold Watch;
lot Dental Instruments;
% White Shirts;
| Masonic Regalia;
| Ladies Gold Watch;
| Silver Watch;
| Silver Cigar Case;
| lot Of Gold Rings;
lot of assorted Jewelry;
A large lot OF Wearing Apparel;
Lot of Blankets and Bedding;
l Clock
Medical Library;
Lot of Medicines;
Office, House and Kitchen utensils;
Dam aud Flume in yer;
Railroad, Cars and fixtures;
Quartz MIL and Fixtures;
Quartz Lead and Fixtures;
Mule;
BluckSmths Tools;
80 lbs Quicksilver;
Saddle, Bride and Blankets;
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
rss- This is rare opportunity and should not
be neglected.
j. b. KING,
Public Administrator.
Jackson, August 6, 1851
aug8 42-4w
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Stage Notice.

GM CHARLES GREEN. having
IElTEtssuz purchased the well known For
2xsszz-ss x-eSrest Line of Stages, from Sac
ramento to jackson aud Mokelumne Hill. is pre-
pared to accommodate the travelling public in a
superior manner and at reduced rates.
The above Line passes through the following
places: Daylors Ranch, Sebastopol, lone Valley,
Campo Seco Jackson Volcano, Butte City and Mo-
kelumne Hill. connecting at Mokeumne Hill with
Dillon a. Co.'s coaches for Sonora and Murphy's
Returning from the above places, the Stages mr.
rive in Sacramento in time for the San Francisco
boats.
OfIices-Orleans Hotel Second street; Western
Hotel street, What Cheer House, corner of X
and Front streets.
aug 8 42-lm
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
United States Bakery.
NEW FIRM.

WIN. SCHLACHTER having retired from the
w firm of Schachter d Dilger, the undersigned
has taken his place. the name of the firm having
been changed to DILGER Il co. The old custom
ers of the establishment and the friends of the un-
dersgned are respectfully requested to extend their
patronage to the new firm
SWEDE.
Jackson, Aug. s. 1857.
aug fZ-im
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Schnapps! Schnapps!!

DARBIER has received by the clipper Osborne
Is Uowes. his first invoice of Schnapps bottles
bearing his name. He is happy TO inform his nu-
merous friends and patrons that from this date his
iusty celebrated Schnapps will be put in the very
same order as VOLTS, with wrapper bearing his
signature.
aug 4Z-lm
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Congress Hall saloon,
Main ST., Jackson,
G f o r G L E. FREEM AN.

- ESPECTfULLY announces to the patrons Of
INthe above establishment. (latcy under the pro-
prietorshlp aad supervision of VIM Jennings and
to his friends and the public generally, that he has
opened the same for the accommodation Of all who
may favor him with call
The Saloon is one OF The largest and most com
Portable and airy in the State, and every convent
ence will be provided for visitors. Two splendid
Billiard Tables have been furnished for those who
play at that health-invigorating game
The Bar is supplied with none but the choicest
liquors and cigars. Plain and Fancy Drinks that
cannot fail to please the taste of the most fastd
Gus.
augs 42-sm
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Stephen J. Field.

The candidate Of the Democracy for Su-
preme Court Justice (full term) is Stephen j.
Field, profound jurst and man against
whose personal integrity the vilest slanderer
dare not uttera syllable. He will be an orna-
ment to the Bench and reflect credit upon
the people who have determined to place him
there. He stands at the head of the Bar in
California, and is the man above all Others
upon whom judicial position should be confer
red
Republicans and the K n remnant indus
trlously circulate story that Judge Field is
opposed to the settlers. 1t is without foun-
daton in fact. Judge Field occupies high
Democratic ground on the settler question;
aud that ground is equal and exact justice
between man and man. This isall the Demo
cratic party will give--it is all the Settler
asks. Democracy would be stultfed, did
the party offer to secure the Settlers, or any
other class, in more than their just rights;
and it would be grossly insulting to the Set
tiers to presume that they ask anything fur
ther.
One act of Stephen J Field, alone, will
be sufficient to secure him the support of the
great mass Of the mining population Of the
State. As the author of the California Prac-
tce Act, (that has received the encomums
of jurists throughout the States, he ncorpo-
rated that section which gires the miners The
right TO make their olen lars in their respectire
districts, and eompeiis the Courts to respect
them (unLsS unconstitutional above all 9TH
ers Thus has been secured to the miners of
California the highest right for which they
could have asked, and to Stephen j Field
are they indebted for it. 1t is right which
has secured 10 Tie miners the controk of the
mines-it is principle which has been fully
Incorporated into the Democratic creed, and
it is principle which meets the approval
Of every hardy son of toll now engaged in ex-
tracing gold from the rich placers of Cali
fornia "To the miners belongs the regula-
ton of the mines" is motto of the Democ-
racy, as at first put forward and established
by Stephen j. Field
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
.yackson Fruit store.

Next door to the Young America Saloon, Main 81.
A THE undersigned would respectfully in
/llN\ form the citizens of jackson and vicinity
1g5AS that his establishments is constantly supplied
wv with large and perfect assortment OF .Auf5
sRS Fruits, Raisias, Bcrvies, Candies and Con
fectionery Of oil kinds. He has likewise provided
himself fine stock of
Groceries, liquors, Vines, Cigars, 7oJocco, &C..
And would assure all who may favor him with their
patronage-both old friends ami new-tlat he pur
chases none but the first quality of all articles in
his line, and that by frequently repIenishing his
stock bis goods are always fresh and pure.
PRICES GREATLY HEDUUEBi
Purchasers will be convinced that ran sell bet
ter art ,les for the money than any other house
Don't forget the pace-Man street, next door
to "Steve's" Young America.
q BECKER
may % 3l-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
CIOugh,s Saw Will,

At the Foot of Grass Valley, Amador County.
rTNllE undersigned respectfully notifies the public
| that his Saw Mill, located as above, has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired and provided with
a splendid, new steam engine, and is now in ex-
cellent running order, whereby he is enabled to fill
all orders for Lumber at the shortest notice. He
has any quantity of the finest quality of timber on
hand and within reach and customers may depend
upon being supplied with good article of any de-
scripton of Lumber they may require
E.sy- Seasoned Sugar Pine Lumber on hand.
Prices TO suit the tunes.
A. L. CLOUGH.
June 6 35-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Railroad House.
JAMES THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR

AMES THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR
formerly Of Thompson Haley.
Entrance: As Commercial and 81 Clay Streets San
Francisco.
Restaurant, LIST Floor. Ladies' Ordinary % Floor.
THIS House has undergone renogating and
cleansing, with new Furniture. Beds and Bed
ding 1t is intended by the proprietor to have this
HI US ecoad to none in this city. Great care has
been taken tn select the best OF servants and no ex
pense will be spared to make the weary traveller
comfortable at the Railroad House. The House
viii he opened on Saturday. August lst 1851
Capt. John Payne, formerly master Of the steam
er Monntaineer, on the Delaware river, and late of
the steamer New Jersey, on the North River New
York, will be my Assistant in the management Of
the House.
There has also been fitted up magnificent Bath
Rooms and Hair Dressing Room attached to the ho-
tel, which Tor cleanliness &c. will not be surpass-
ed by any in the city. Also. Billiard Room and
pool Table. The Bar will be stocked with the finest
choice of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
JAS. THOMPSON.
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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Arcade sa.Uvii,

Basement of Levy & Bros new Fire-proof Build
ing, Main st. opposite the foot ofCourt st.
rT,HE Bar is supplied with choice Wines and Lii
| quors, Porter, Ale, &c, &c. Give me a trial,
and you will be satisfied.
Attached to this Saloon are two New Billiard Tia
bles of the best quality, aud my charges are only
Twenty-Five cents per game.
The saloon is always cool and comfortable.
Na.. Remember the place
S. SANDERS
aug 4i-jn
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
& Gaver's Restauran
On the Plaza
TOLCANO.

rT,HE undersigned, having resumed business at the
i Old Stand, will be happy TO see all Of their old
customers and as many new ones a. may have oc-
casion to visit Volcano. The establishment has
been thoroughly renovated. and the substantials
aud delcacies of the season 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. c.s-.A 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 ther friends and the public.
Give us a call, aud you viii find everything to
your satisfaction.
SPANGLE & GAVER.
iy 25 40-u
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
WIN. INcDOWeI

CONSTABLE Township No. One OHice-wth
Y Bruce Husband J. F., at the Court House.
May always be found at his Office when not ne
cessarly absent on business.
msT Is 3V-e
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Millinery and Dress NtaAiAs.
MRS. SURFACE,

Broadway street, Jackson, California.
Hex. RESPECTFULLY informs the La IN
q 8sdes of jackson and vicinity that she%-tt>s
Va has permanently located herself in the ~
above place. where she will be pleased 20 receive
calls from all.
work in the above line ofbusness, and respectfully
solcits 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 establishments in Sac city.
REGALIA.
Mrs s. is also prepared to make Regalia for Ma
sons, Odd Fellows, Templars, Sons of Temperance,
&c, and respectfully solicits orders
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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Township No. 3.

mar 7 MORGAN, of Volcano, is a candidate for
w. ,'a.ion 10 the Office of Constable for Township
Number Three.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Look at This.

ASIam to leave this country on the goth of Au-
"A gust next, give warning to all those indebted
to me that all accounts and notes not paid at that
date will be sued for. "
LEON SOMPAYRAC,
of Fixary a. Co.
aug 4l-4w
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
CHEAP FOR CASH!!
COIehOWer 4 Mckee,
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c.
Main ST
CLINTON,

CLINTON,
- BEG to announce that they keep constant
~, ly on hand and offer for sale at the lowest
nSit prices for cash, full assortment of
Groceries, Provisions Liquors, Crockery Clothing,
Mining Tools, Dry Goods.
and all other articles usually kept in a mining
store. Arrangements have been made by which
fresh goods are constantly received, and Gus
toners may always rely upon finding the best
quality of any article for which they may inquire.
Gold Dust Bought.
JOHN COLEHOWER,
AMOS S. MCKEE.
ivIS 393m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Union Livery Stable,

Near he Union Hotel, Main Street, Jackson.
2-40 on the Shell"
IA The undersigned would respectfully in
gYn form the public that he has Just completed
I'm his Fite-Proof Livery Stable, on Main
street opposite the old fremont House. where good
Horses and easy Buggies be had at the shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms.
va. Horses kept by the Day. Week or Month.
The unders gned returns thanks for past patron
age, and solicts continuance.
JOMN Mex AY.
y q 3s 3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15

yormn, Klein will be supported for JUS
j. Of the Peace for Township No. 3, at the coming
o.
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
YanAee -,Os.ony.
Lumber! Lumber!

LUkEIUFF. H1UEFkUtE.
rTNIIE Undersigned respectfully inform the public
il that they have completed their saw mill which
Is located on what is known Pratt's Ranch. Lit
tie Grass Valley. and distant from Volcano two
miles. and now prepared to furnish customers
and others with
All E&inds and Qualities of Lumber
At the shortest notice ana at the lowest prices Our
mill Is new and in excellent order, and We feel
ourselves competent to compete with any mill in
the county, and We hope to receive share of pa
trcnage
PRATT & GARLAND.
may l6 30-3m
The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Constable = sale.

DY virtue of an exccution to me directed. issued
- on the 9th day of July. A. d. 1851, from the
Court of Geo. Munckton. Justice OF the Peace in
Township No. 3, Amador county, California, III IA
vor of the People Of the State of California and
against Ohm L. jackson, for the sum of $50 90 as
sessed as fine, together with accrung costs,
have levied upon and will expose to public sale on
Saturday, 22d of August, A. ID. 1857
at the hour of o'clock, p. NJ, all the right title
and interest of the aforesaid defendant, John Il.
Jackson in and to the following described proper
ty to-wit: certain Dwelling House and lot, stua-
ted in Pine Grove, Township No. 3, county and
State aforesaid, about one hundred yards south of
the Pine Grove House. on the road between Volca-
no and Jackson said lot containing about twelve
acres of land and being entirely fenced. Also.
about one hundred young apple trees the above
being the property of the said John E. jackson.
Sale to take place on the premises to satisfy said
execution and accrung cots
W. |. MORGAN, Constable,
Township No. 3, Amador CO., Cal
Dated at Volcano, July 2s, 1857.
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The weekly ledger., 1857-08-15
Dissolution.
42-1nl

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
l Y heretofore existing between VIM. Schlachter
and G. Dilger under the and style of ofSchlach-
ter x Dilger, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
WIN. SCHLACHTER,
@. DlLGER
August 5, 1857.
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