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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

A vAtuarLr MEDICINE IN columns of to-day, will
be found the card ~ nr T. II. CAvtSAUGu advertising
distressirr Piles
devoted his
OF diseases and with such that he
public medal preparation entitled n their entire
fdeuce u has been Thoroughly aurnr the twelve
has
In all cases. We recommend the aficsed
fCticazo pstb Finfer.
For sale In this ci.yhy febs KELLER 4 WHITE.
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tJThe erection of the National Monument to
Henry Clay will be commenced on the 18th Of
April next, the anniversary ofhis birth. Ed
ward Everett will deliver the grafton on the
occasion.
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COAL,
TEMPLE or UOyO8.

Evansville Temple Of uoa"r No meets every Thnrsda
evening in the Hail. Water street. ,hs Casai Bank
R.w. PoISTDEXTga. W. @. r.
Al. o'REYLLY VIZ.
Beacon Light Social Temple No ~ ,e.every al.e-n.t
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. n. p. T.
g. W. RCDYARD. H. jsn2o 's7-iy
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ron THE .JvyRNaI.

never 'srired tew BE- roit.
U n~ei'st tell. 'sro.e you no it;)
But IL Ithswtthere's virtn iait--
Darn'd IL wouid'nt in = uiniti
But whsn you tawk Of dog rs.yrin.
wshstsr'sround and tskes ieli:e In;
DeS or live hs'u stamp yonr feeturs
And ''babiE'' tsw. deer little creetnrs.
On paper. iron. glass or plate.
He'll ax yewr ,haddcr sure as fate.
So nasrsf and so ,rew 20 life,
When yew'rs away twill fc6lyewr wife.
v2s-dsf riLEsroS's Gallery.
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good Deeirz Heu-e containing nise roors WITH goo
out buildnss su,,ei LOca between 9Th and s,b
For further in q nation enquire OF
fets-iw JOHN u. MILLS.
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CT The Legislature Of this State will adj
journ on the 10th Of March two weeks from
next Tuesday.
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HNARpET ClIAgN.-IooH Us asserted eolors:
~ iolbs White eolers. reed this dav and sale
fell PRS ron BROS.
Id ASlNS-5e boxes ". II. received and O sale by
Et fell PRESTON BROS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


fR Sotcesn .his place ten cents per as insertion
coupt on longer time.
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WOOD, WOODi, Order, for Wood lief, q. sAxrr,
vicKERr's will Re promptly f''sd. fet3
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z. w.. a.
The seventh lertrrs Of the series will delivered
HAMILTON SWIM. Eel. a, cre'csn. City Halt. FRIDAY
evening" Feb 2oth. sa'eetsesOurce Progress and Pros
reefs Of the Valley OF Lover Ohio.
Season tickets no, transferable. holders requested
exhibit them at the door. fele-2t
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[TY GALLERY

IF good and
MO "A cheap r'c-urr cal, At ne Ci,,
N EsEe narucrrean Gallery. No. AZ
Main street. feli-tf
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30 lHOfNG

With large aud pleasant for tn accommodation Of
gentleman sntiay Cor sinse gentlemen be ob,re
in private amy. in central Location. Apply at thi
Office. feii-tf
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The steamer Sierra Nevada, CAPT. Hunting
don, of the Nicaragua line, arrived in this port
on the morning OF the 2lst She bring 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-20

rior article. which We VIII sell - low priots.
feiT TESSEY soRrNSoN.
S'TEISI AND WATER TGHEaG.
yHyE have Just received all sizes OF
sv W rought iron Pipe FROM 2is inches inrernai
rires fe's-em T. j. WHITE Il CO.. Loeust 81.
- ~ AEi--. &C.
~ 100 key. Works. Nails assorted sizes;
20 tiis Pa CIder yinezar: an.
3Oboxes " indOw Glass assortsfsizes:
D. do Pick In - 10 4. y gallon aud quart;
Is eases sardines = arA y BOXES;
10 do HOLSTERS in ~
rs do Cove 0yste in 2 10 aud ~ crnsS
5eboxes Tomato Cstchup:1 IS bxs Pepper sauce;
81 do Germsn SOAP. as bss Paim soap;.
80 do fancy soap, reed aGd for sale by
fe1s 49, !. a .. HEIMAyy
GSARDINES.-J0o Ssxss sardinss reed by
- f-b7 Il. 3. BABCoCK.
STAR CANDl ES.-5a xhoie. half and On arter o res
- iust reed for sale A REDUCED PiIcr l.
decs s. Il. GILBERT & CO., Sycaa sre-s..
~ decl3 s. E. GTLBERE CO..
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
A Cow County Fair.

According to the Cal. Farmer, a Fair was
to be held in Napa county this week. Among
other rather singular objects for premiums
we notice the following, under the head Of
Field Sports
:" Best Jumper; I'd do do"
We suppose they encourage jumping to fa-
cilitate the jumping of their neghbors' lands.
Then comes:
BEST Jumper IN Sack; I'd Best do"
If the ladies of that beautiful valley have
as much sense as they ought to have, they
will give the jumpers the sack" on the oc-
casion. Baby jumpers are not considered in.
The next is
Best Wrestler I'd best do. do"
The manly art of getting man down and
keeping him down certainly ought to be en-
couraged So ought the
Best Runner; I'd best do"
We were once chased by wild bull ourselves,
on the plains of Santa Clara, and know the
benefits of exceling in that accomplishment.
Then we have the
" Best Walker; I'd best dO.'
We can only think of two ompetitors-one
is Gov. Walker of Kansas, and the other is
Gen. Walker of Nicaragua. For our part
we rather lean towards the "Goy." The
next was to be /:
Best Wheelbarrotc Race"
m - -. 100 &c ,,hooll,.rrnxu ua Lova evar
known is that with one wheel in front and an
Irishmau behind This breed has been uni
versally preferred upon canals and railroads.
The Field Sports concluded with the
sBest Donkey and Mule RGee-last one wins"
The getters up of the premiums were all en-
tered for this race, and all came out eyen.-
Inasmuch as farmers lead a sedentary life,
the promotion of outdoor exercises among
them is highly commendable.
- In another part Of the programme we
notice the following
" Best Lady Driver."
We once knew man who drove his wife out
of the house and into snow-storm at twelve
O'Clock at night He was accounted good
driver. The Napa folks, however, may have
some allusion to a custom existing in parts OF
Asia, where the women are yoked to the
plow while the husbands hold and drive; but
we had not before heard of a proposition to
introduce the practice in California. The fol
taxvinor will do IN conrlnde with
" Best Coli, broken bya Woman."
An old housewife in Pike once eilectually
broke pet colt of sticking his head into her
milk pals, by scalding his nose
Having nothing against the judges who
were appointed to award premiums in the
above instances, we refrain from giving their
names
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Amador Finances.

As stated last week, the County Treasurer
had 81. GAS II to pay into the State Treasury
at the settlement required to be made in Oc-
tober. This, though true, did not give a
correct idea of the revenue derived by the
State from this county. There was then in
the hands of the Sheriff and since paid to
the County Treasurer, according to law
sl6. s03 property tax from which the State
is to derive $6,5l2; foreign miners, tax 81,
453. (the largest amount ever collected in
the county in a single month, of which
sl226 so is for the State; poll tax $3.50,
witbS2lO for the State; and licenses 5 400,
with $500 for the State which, with the
amount already paid in, would swell the
State revenue to about $4,000 A very
fair showing for little Amador," we should
say, and speaking well for the promptness OF
her taxpayers. We have not the figures TO
make comparisons; but have no hesitancy in
venturing the opinion that few counties in
the State stand as well according to their
population and wealth
1t is but justice to all parties to say that
Mr.. Evans brought back with him 81 ,3T5,
allowed by the State Treasurer as the States
apportionment for assessing and collecting
property tax.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
United States Hotel

FlD d l. EFT OWN, CALIFORvr,
4,Sf THE undersigned begs to anpon,..
ii public that the U. S. HOTEL. F@5 lie
- has been recently enlarged and im,,l ,,l
ed by the erection of new and Rne ,,., We
building on the premises the old buldng '9y
tablshment well furnished. '"'De .-
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL Rp
found clean, neat and comfortable.
best to be had in market "''l 'lo
THE BAR, will always be furnished with ,b..
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 'u' ht'i
THE STABLE will be in good hands, and bor,
properly cared for. "''1 Nu''a
By strict attention to business. the pronr,.,..
hopes to merit and receive the liberal patFoDa,,
heretofore extended to the u 81 'Ol's'
Fiddletown, Nov. 7th 1857.
J. W. KENDALL, Proprie,s,
nov 7
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Administrators A sale

Real and Personal Estate of George N''''
ell, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursusnSS5 S.5lS
/ Y order of the Hon. Probate Court ol p@ps
county, State of California, will sell ~ V1s
Auction. to the highest bidder for easn' ~ s IN
day, the 30th day Of November A. u l'J5, p,,l b
hour OF IL O'Clock, NJ. of said day inc ins,-ssji
tate of George Mitchell, late Of lne 'so1s si19gs
county and State, deceased, consisting u
REAL ESTATE.
One Ranch, contang three hundred '.latsl anu oa.
acres more or less, well fenced, ana s.I1 sorn
mile north of Willow Springs Flat Al1aoo l,,a bogs
ty, California, together with the dNelips bsff
barn. out-houses and all other appuf M Sl
unto belonging or in anywise appertallNlIst Istes sa
ranch being known as Mitchells kahci', 81 sele
bounds more particularly given on ia! VI
ALSO:
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ of said day, one na' ,beCs
Mining Claim, said claim being loca'eu VI
umnes river, near Irwin's ranch. ..te rlss
Sale of real and personal estate 10 '"N'
upon the premises. ETNG.-
fuDiic s4s
jackson. Nov. 7, 1851
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

WASHINGTON REsTAURAYr.-Several new
sleeping apartments have been added to the
excellent accommodations at this establish
ment 1t has long been fayorite place of
resort to transient persons, and Mr.. Kelley
has added to its well merited popularity
For prices see his advertisement in another
column
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Atlantic News.

The John L. Stephens brings news of the
progress of the great bank and commercial
panic that is truly startling. 1t was fully
equal to the great panic of '36-7, and "the
end was not yeti Hundreds Of failures had
taken place, and among them many of the
heaviest houses and firms in the country. 1t
will require long time for commercial cir
cles to recover from the shock Extraya-
gance and excessive speculations are at the
bottom of the whole. We have not place
for details
Three more of the Central Ameriea's pas
sengers had been rescued, after floating on
the sea nine days, part of the time upon RATS
and part of the time in one of the ships
life boats.
The political news goes to show eontin-
ued and certain revulson against Black
Republicanism.
OHIo.-The next steamer will bring the
result of the election in this State. Ii the
Republicans have carried the day, their ma
jority has doubtless been diminished the De
mocracy, as they ever have in Ohio, were at
last accounts fighting boldly aud gallantly,
and with some hope Of triumph. Chase is
an arch-traitor and aboltionist, aud as a Re
publican leader is scarcely second to Seward I;
his defeat, and that in the strongest hold o!
Republcanism in the West, would at once
reduce negro-worshpping to standard at
least fifty per cent. below par. We know of
some Buckeye Democrats in this vicinity who
will, in the event of their old State wheeling
into line, cause the heavens to reverberate
"slightually" with the thunders of their rejoi-
cling. They would have a good right to.
EDWARD SrANLEY.-What humbug Black
Republicanism is While Edward Stanley
was canyassng the State of California as the
Republican candidate for Governor, he wrote
to a friend i'll North Carolina. His letter
Was published in the Raleigh Standard and
the following is an extract:
g am still North CaroliRian IN all my
PrinoiPieS-my heart is still there. The odds
here are so fearfully against me that do not
expect to be elected Governor Indeed,
do not desire il, as / ,eoHid then be detained
ttoo years longer Va the country"
No comment is required Wonder what
the Settlers think now-those Of them who
were inyeigled into voting for. Stanley
ENORMOUS The Bulletin estimates that
the enormous amount of Sl00, 0,000, 900 has
been paid for carrying mails, specie and pas
sengers to and from California
of it to the Pacific Mail and United States
cfa aa ms hin aomnontoe
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
SIleriT's sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed +
ID sued out of the District Court OF the 5lh Jal'
cial District, held in and for the county Of Aml'
on a Judgment and final decree rendered therein %
the 23d day of October, A. d. 1851, against D b.
Oliver and j. c. Pendleton and in favor OF =, D.
Delemater for the sum OF s375 81 principal a.N
and interest on the said sum of of $50 o. o. 10.
rate of per cent. per month from the ON gay VI
May, A. d. 1857, together with all costs o. sl' a..
accruing costs, have levied upon and seized el-
and will expose to public sale at the door oi '
Court House in the town of Jackson. Amadof SO--
ty, California, on Friday the 29th day oi 4 w y,
vember A. D. 1857, at the hour OF ocio1S' l'.- IA
all the right, title, interest and claim OF ". s
E. r. Oliver and j. C. Pendleton OF IN ana ~ & -
following described property to-wit; lnaI GU --
piece or parcel of land lying and being III 'n- WV
Of Volcano. in township No. 8, OF the eou1tI ~
Amador and State of California, aud oolal,' d. .'
follows: on the south by Consolation street VD . .
east by the lot of W. Spangle Co., on !9' l,1 G
by the lot and fire-proof building OF ha.s a W.
on the west by the lot and fre-prooI buul.9s ~
George johnson, the same being io"aD,a a'.
feet inches front, and 81 feet deep, W5',,
with all and singular the Improvements 'l-i''-
and the appurtenances thereunto belonging
w. j. PAUGH,
Sheriffof Amador eoaA9
Dated at jackson, Nov. 7, 1851 s4r
NOV ~
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Notice.

THE public are respectfully invited to attend a
public installation of the officers of Costumes
Temple Of Honor, No 90 at Michigan Bar. Cal,
on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. T. 1857; at which
time the G. W. r. will deliver an address.
By order Of the Temple.
W. b. LUDLOW, w. C. T.
S. W. PRorHERo, w. X.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Shaving and Ha r-Cutting Sa'
loon.
NOISE MODENA

TTAVING opened Fashionable Hair-Dns
II Saloon on Main street. Jackson next door
Brummel d Co.'s Bakery, where the best Kind
Shaving is done, and hair dyed ty an entirely n@
process without injury.
Genuine Almond oil for sale. Also an a0'r-
ment of Brushes, Combs, &c. Particular aiisl'o
paid to Hair Cutting and Dressing. lie solicit
patronage
nov Sly
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
News Depot and Pony ExDrq1-

fses-.s..s.s a..x&AxA sale all the priDcipal E
ssa $780, %nga1iDa. sTn S1d EuPFopsa3 Pspis5. Papa
views, &c, &c. Among which will be the folros
ing:
New York City Herald, Tribune Leic.
er, Police Gazette.
Boston-Journal, Traveller, Pilot
Louisville Journal and Democrat Pill,
delphia Ledger, Dollar Newspaper. and Sot.
urday Evening Post; Missouri Republican
and Democrat; New Orleans True Delta ana
Picayune; Ballou's Pictorial; London N.r,
and Times; the New York La Cronica, &
In addition to the above valuable and intr..
ing Journals, all the California Daily and W..,
Papers are received and delivered TO ho,a Il.
wish them at their residences at reasonable r...
and without delay.
A DAILY EXPRESS
will also be run to the principal Mining Camp.
this county. Letters Papers, Packages. 6c. az
riving in Jackson for any person residing in Scott
vile, Butte City, Iowa Flat, Spanish Flat Sladopa
Clinton, Pine Grove, Grass Vally, Aqueluet C.t
and the adjoining mining camps, will be carried o.
their door.
Any packages for transportation and other bl.
ness entrusted TO his care will be faithfully and
promptly attended to.
BY close attention to business, energy and DR.
severance he hopes to deserve and receive th a7
port of the public. Es- Office and Depot at
Miners Drug Store, corner of Main and Wa.,ta.
G. w. BROWNE
Jackson, Nov. I, 1857.
nov I 81
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

COUNTY HosPITAL.-We visited this insti-
tuition on Monday of this week, aud not find
ing "the Doctor" at home, proceeded alone
to take look at the interior arrangements.
We found every room clean and in good or
der; the patients spoke in high terms OF their
physician and of their food The door yard
in front OF the Hospital, and the walk at the
gate were neatly swept Pots Of plants aud
flowers graced the front door; and everything
about the establishment had the appearance
of being well cared for. We think AmadoI
county is entitled to praise for the manner
she provides for her INDECENT sick. There
were seven patients in the Hospital, all OF
whom were recovering. The most of these
have been severe cases. One of them had al
abscess in his lungs and an opening had to
be made between his ribs to permit dis
charge; another was swelled to double bis
natural size with the dropsy and another, in
a crazy freak, cut off his own hand, permit
ting the wound to bleed till his arm died tc
the elbow, after which his arm was amputa
ted. DR.. Crawford, as is well known, has
charge of the county Hospital.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
Taxes.

On Saturday, the l4th day of November next,
all taxes unpaid win become delinquent, when
there will be more costs in addition to the Taxes
and the per cent already added thereto. See
Statutes of 1857 page 33l, section II.
w. J. PAUGH,
Sheriff of Amador county.
Jackson Oct "a 1857
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

ANOTHER DDFALcATIoN.-F. W. Porter, who has
been Secretary of the American Sunday School
Union for thirty years, and is an elderly man.
proves defaulter to the amount OF nearly sgO,-
OOO Where may we look for honesty nowf
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

SHEEP SLAUGHTER more than one oc-
casion, recently, slaughter-pen at this place
has been invaded, and fat sheep killed
Last Saturday morning the owner found six
teen dead, ard several Others injured. The
sheep had their throats cut on rather bitten,
without being otherwise mangled. The own
er thinks, we believe, that the depredator
must be panther or California lion.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

CoxGos-The Republicans in Ohio are now called
Congos. and their doctrines the Congo Platform
The Democrats of that State charge down upon
the enemy without mincing matters.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

New YoRK.-The Democracy of this State are
fully united upon their ticket, and will make de-
termned effort against the Republican heresy-
Hon. Chas L. Scott, NJ. G, from California. was one
of the speakers at great ratification meeting in
the citv
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

The Atlantic papers say that the good effects of
Mr.. Buchanan's letter to the abolition clergy
men are being more and more felt Republican
ism is rapidly diving out.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

Our OF THE FRYING Pan INTO THE FIRE.-
A young lady school teacher, of Michigan,
recently beat pupil so that it died. She is
confined in the State Prison, to be let free
when she shall be married She has had
some forty offers-owing probably to the
fact that her papa offer s $4,000 to the
man who will take her. She had better stay
where she s-this matrimony is mot what it
is cracked up to be."-Erehange.
A very good story, but "rayther' doubt
ful-not swallowed in these diggings. 1t
would not be either generous or gallant to
believe "young lady school teacher" capa-
BILE of the crime of beating anybody's BARN
to death; besides, a young lady whose papa
was able to give her wedding portion of
10000 wouldn't be very likely to teach
school-not very long, at all events. There
is no law, even among the Wolverines, that
would permit a young lady to be sentenced
to the State Prison with the proviso, ito be
let free when she shall be married" If how
ever, the Executive has promised a pardon
upon that occasion, and the parient has the
$40, 900 in readiness, an advertisement in
California papers would speedily effect the
lady's release-and, our devil adds, the rush
would depopulate the State ! Salt Lake,
with its pseudo-warriors and its harems,
would be swept before the stampede of Cal
ifornia competitors.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

CROWDED OUr.-Yarious advertisements un-
avoidably crowded out this week Will our friends
excuse uss Next week we will try and have tall
RIGHT my coyeyv
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

The Secretary of the Navy has very properly
given orders to repair and provision the Norweig-
ian bark Ellen, which saved forty-seven of the
Central .fmerica's passengers
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

OREGoN.-The question of adopting or rejecting
the Constitution is argued pro and con with consd-
erable zeal The result is difficult to conjecture.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

THANKs-0ur thanks are due and tender
ed to the Hon. John r Weller, late U S.
Senator and Governor elect, for series of
exceedingly valuable Congressional docu-
ments, embracing Explorations and Sur
veys for Railroad route from the Mississip
nj river to the Pacific Ocean"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

MEssRs Park d Barstow are now sole proprietors
of the Placeryille american, and there is very
evident improvement in its editorial columns.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

DnBOLIcAI--The Shasta Courier pronounces the
brandy to be had at stage houses between that place
and Saeramento. preternaturally diabolcal.N
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

STATE PRISON EscAPEs.--It is rumored that a
large number Of convicts escaped from the Caifor-
mia State Prison a few days ago. The Piaindedier
says that sixty of them bid good-by to Gen Estell
but that may be looked upon as incredible, especi
ally as that paper can scarcely be looked upon as
good authority for anything.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

MnLARD FILLMORE the story goes, is about to
marry a subject Of Queen Victoria, in the person
of an accomplished yonng lady of Montreal.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

QUARTZ IN Ell DoRADo.-A correspondent Of the
Placerville american gives glowing account of
quartz operations and discoveries at Mud Springs.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

THE State Jonrndl learns from its eastern ex-
changes that the result of the late election in Cal
ifornia was hailed by the Democracy of the Allan
tic States with the utmost enthusiasm.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

FALED.-The crash at the East has caused the
suspension of Sather 4 Church, San Francisco, and
Fiske Sather d Church, Sacramento.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

RETuRNED.-Dr Sam'l. Page, for several
years a resident of jackson and one OF her
most deserving and highly esteemed citizens,
returned on the John L. Stephens, after an
absence Of some time in the Atlantic States.
He is cordially welcomed by the community.
The Doctor brings with him an accomplished
bride, aud We are glad to learn will make
jackson bis permanent residence.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07
NEW THIS WEEK.
REPORT
OF the County Treasurer OF Ann
adOr County.
X REPORT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
Amador County.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amador County.
ITO the Hon the Board of Supervisors Gentle
/ men-I herewith submit to you my Report Of
the Receipts and Disbursements of the County
Treasury for the quarter commencing August lst
and ending October 3lst, 1857. MISUNDERSTANDING
the Receipts and Disbursements of each fund per-
tanning TO the county:
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

SEE the column of reading matter on fourth
page, that wasn't put there at an immense
expense
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-07

The mountain Of volcanic glass in Napa county
is to be made available by company who are about
putting up a mandatory.