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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIONEER VARIETY STORE !
a NJ ID
Yankee Notions Depot.

a NJ ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GoMERY. NEW BRICK BLOCK,
VILE.
KAIHERE CAN BE OBTAINED all sorts of usefu
w and ornaneetal articles not to be found in
and besl selected stock of
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery,
EYER OFFERED FOR sale ~ THIS TOWN
Prime Chewing Tobacco and Genuine Havana Cigars,
.Aaney Arcles, Perfumery. Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper. Children's TOYS, Revolyers,
Points, Oils, Turpentine. Putty. Cam.
phene. Lamp oil. Candles, Quick
silver Il Musical Instruments.
ALSO
Lamp Chmneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
sand Paper, Shoe Knives, CaUdestcks
Writing Paper, Playing Cards,
Knives ii nj Forks, Screw DrveIs,
Combs and Brushes. lGaugcr's Rules,
Brass iiutts and Chisels, Tap BUrrrs and Gimlets,
Faucets and Files. Locks, Hooks. Staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers aud Compasses, Butts aud Paues, Andirons
Horse brushes, Pumps. Spoke-Shaves,
sailors Palms. Dog Collars and Chains,
Coffee Mills, Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench Screws, sash Tools, Clothes Pins, Fancy Bas-
Fisk Hooks Bed Cords, kes Scrt " Wrenches
Gun Caps. Chopping Trays Whipsand Canes,
Cue-fes and Wax. Cue Leathcas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
ALSO
A complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candles
every description, Dried Fruit. Preserved and
Green. Nuts of all kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papersa and Magazines,
on the arrival of the steamers.
These goods have been selected with the greatest
care, purchased cheap, and will be furnished to
customers either at wholesale or retail, low by
any other store in the Mines.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
COUNTY TKEAsURER's OFFICE,

blDWELL, July ltlh. lSob. 7
NiITlcE i hereby gvne. tnal aJ persons nUd,hg
~ Butte Uounty Warrants plyabIe from the genn'
ral taed registered between February 10Th, l~jf ana
May Ab, lSo6, that the wall be tirened
on pteseifauon. al my offce. And notice is igYther
given. thai frotn and amer this date, said warrants
viii cease 10 Dear Interest
kNlLLIAM LATTIkDRE,
Treasurer OF buIte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
FNH 6. complete assortment Of desirable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. * CO respectfully solicit orders from the country
and will guarantee satisfaction in every partieula
Il, those who favor them with their custom. apl6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
information Wanted

OF GEO w. BOLTON--When last heard from, he
wss In the Northern Mines Any information, di
reced 10 This Office, will be gratefully received by his
MRS. E. PORT, oroYille.
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MINERS' BAKERY.
Montgomery steer, doors above the Orleans uote
OR D r IL T..
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor.

FENTIIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC.
M Vile. and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks to the people OF Orovlle and vicinity for
their patronage, and stilCjts con lnunnCe of the
same, feeling confident that he give better salts
faction for thc same money, than any other estab.
lishment of the kind in OrovlIle. PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds aud CANES of every variety
ut LOW PRICES. can br had al his Bakery, OF will
be delivered nj the doors OF his customers.
Oroville, Dec 80. i-5b. d3l>U
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

lOI Oldy CI., san IuiiCioCo, I,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS d
CAMPHOR
CREAM OF TARTAR;
SAL SODA:
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP. CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINlMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABlAC;
INDIGO
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;I
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
COOPER'S ISlNGLASS;s
YELLOW WAX;
COPPERAS;
-AND A.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
Ordinance No. Z.

Attest. :. l. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
OrovilIe & MarysviIie Packet.

~r--r STEAMER SAW. sQULE'
Eszra:tt.ltif--5% 8 BEN. MOSBG, MASTER.
Leaves Marysyille. every Monday, "Wednesday, ana
Leaves 0roviIe for M.rysYille, every Tuesday,.
Thursday, and Saturday. at olclocS, A NJ
FREIGHT-Sl2 v Ton, payable at The Landing
TAYLOR. Agent,
March IA ,as6 l4tf At MarysviAe.
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the Convention was rendered to the Presi-
dent and officers of the Convention for the
able and impartial manner in which they had
discharged their duties.
The President, Hon. A. G. Bradford, re-
turned thanks in an eloquent atulatory
address, which was received with loud cheers
Col Hoge briefly addressed the Conven-
tori--He said there waseno such word as
fail" when the democracy were united, as
they are now, and would he in the approach
ing canvass. He. expected $4,000 maj. for
the democratic ticket
At ten minutes to 10 o'clock p m, Wednes-
day, the Convention adjourned sine de
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AMADoR COUNTY CoURT-July Terr

MARION W. GORDON, JUDGE.
II. s. HATCH, CLERK. W. J. PAuGH. SHERIFF.
" s. ID. .ueSsisr v +. d. Ericia.--Cauge dis
missed by agreement of parties
G. l.. Perry V. HIS Credifors.-Cause continued
until next regular term.
Pofney Smith V. HIS Creditors.-Moton to
strike out parts of answer continued till July 27th
+. ", CUTE V. T.. Samis.-Demurrer sustained.
with leave to amend
f. Baiig y. n. NJ GHespie-Cause continued
till next regular term.
Henry Campbell ct al. V. John .HcNaniara et al
Trial and verdict for the defendants for the pos
session OF mining claim.
Martin Tucker V. His Creditors-Motion to
dismiss petition overruled and plT had leave 10
amend: Trial, aud verdict for the plf. Five days
given IN which to file motion for new trial
Nm. II. -Monfandoa V. HIS Credifors.-It was
ordered that plaintiff be discharged from all liza
billties set forth in his schedule.
James r. Graham V. His Credifors-W. ].
Paugh assignee, ordered to sell all assets of the
insolvent in his possession
Court adjourned till the 9th July.
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Card from MIR. LaGraye.

FfDnLETowN July l0ta 1857
T. c. JOHNSON, ESQ, Chairman Democratic County
Central Committee
Dear Sir:-Information has reached me that the
Democratic County Convention have nominated me
for the Office Of Snp't. Of Common Schools and
having learned that you are the Chairman of the
Central Committee, write TO you in order to state
that the situation Of my business is such that ani
unable to accept the nomination.
1t is proper for me to state that the nomination
was entirely unexpected by me. and that my name
was placed before the Convention without my
knowledge OF consent Thanking the Convention
for the nomination, therefore resign the same aud
subscribe myself
Yours truly, c. A. LAGRAvE.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
Arrival of the q. s. Mail Steam Ship
John L. Stephens.
TWO WEEKS LATER NEWS.


The John L. Stephens arrived at San Fran
cisco Wednesday night with dates to the goth
June
The news is not of very interesting char
acter. We select some of the items from
the Telegraphc columns Of the Sacramento
papers.
w. H. Gibson State Treasurer of Ohio
has resigned his Office. There is deficit of
half million Of dollars in the Treasury, aud
Gibson charges his predecessor, John g.
Breslin, with the defacation.
The Kansas Free State Legislature adj
iourned on the 18th Acts were passed pro-
vidng for taking the census, and appointing
the first Monday in August for choosing
State officers and representatives to Con-
gress Also locating the seat Of government
at Topeka. The election ordered by the ter
ritorial authorities took place on the 18TH
/ Seth Kinman, who presented the buck-horn
chair to the President, has received an ap-
| pointment to remove certain Indians on the
Pacific coast. His salary will be about
81 500 per annum.
The Democratic State Convention of New
Hampshire was held at Manchester on the
10th June Asa 2. Cute, of Mortified, was
nominated for Governor on the first ballot
Frederick Ware, Of Walpole, was nominated
for Railroad Commissioner
/ The last dates from Minnesota state that
30 Democrats and l Republicans were
elected to the Constitutional Convention
The election for city officers at Buffalo
came of on the 9th June. I. 7. Lockwood
Dem, was elected Mayor and the entire dem
ocratic ticket was elected by l0e1 majority
The New Orleans r2pers contain advces
from Vera Cruz to the 3lst May, and from
Mexico to the l4th May. Extensive prepa-
rations were being made at Vera Cruz both
/ in the fort and in the town in anticipation Of
a Spanish invasion The same alarm pre-
vailed at the Capital, and force of $4,000
men was to be raised and held in readiness to
repel any attack that might be made
Gen. Videl, Santa Annas father-in-law,
has written 70 Santa Anna's friends that the
/ former Dictator of Mexico will be in Vera
Cruz in less than ninety days
The President has taken decided stand
in regard to the interference of Costa Rica
with the Nicaraguan transit, and has declared
that her claim to the transit, whether foun-
ded upon conquest or disputed boundary,
shall not be admitted.
On Saturday night, the / 9Th instant, riot
took place in the llth ward, in consequence
of a collision between the Metropolitan and
Municipal Police, in New York The latter
had two of their number arrested for inter
fesance in an alteration between certain Met
ropolitans and prisoner who refused to rec
ognize them Great excitement prevailed
throughout the night, and when two Of the
Metropolitan Police Finally went forth to
patrol, one was stabbed, and poth SO badly
beaten that no Others ventured out after.
wards.
The proceedings in the Burdell estate
case continue to attract crowds of spectators.
On Saturday the Surrogate was compelled
to place chains around the building during
the investigation, in order to restrain the
throng of people.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

A REVEREND NEGRO WoMAx-At Dry
town for several evenings, dnring the first Of
this week, negro woman has been preaching
to large congregations. The house the com
mon church. is crowded with auditors, botl,
ladies aud gentlemen, of the first circles
She reads well aud is quite eloquent, using
good language, with only an occasional ne
groism. Her age is about forty years; she
is black as possible very ugly, aud wears
spectacles. She created quite an excitement
there.
Since writing the above the lady mentioned
has arrived in Jackson aud on Thursday eve
ming lectured to a small audience. On Sun
day (to-morrow) she viii preach in the school
house at 8 o'clock p. VI
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
For The Weekly Ledger.
Sunday Evening Meditations.
80. IT.

NO. ii.
"Ding. dong, dell; | know its sound full
we'll" Aye though thousand miles away
its well remembered tones fall like strains Of
dying music borne across the bosom of some
calm rv.r; as it echoes and re-echoes, the
faintest notes called into life by master
hand.
ding, dong dell; tis the old church bell. y
What sweet thoughts those sounds call forth
What dear associations are connected with
the old village Church Turn the magic glass
of your memory back to the time when our
tottering steps were guided by the gentle hand
Of a loving mother to the temple of the Most
High Pause, young man, and think. You
mean. with that don't care, I'm in Cali
fornia" sort of an air-you are the very one.
want you to remember the duty you owe to
California want you to help build up the
same influences here that surrounded you
then. And while your memory brings before
you the loved face of that kind mother, for
her sake quit that cursed bowl Oh no /,
don't call you a drunkard; but rivers flow
from small streams.
Do you remember when, more than boy
yet scarce man, you watched every move
ment of those deep, dark eyes Of her who
was the idol of your heart? Dost remember
those thrills of unalloyed JOY that made
that heart of yours bound against the roots
of your tongue, so that it was impossible for
you to utter a word, when first you clasped
that fair form to your heaving breast; and
those large dark eyes swan in happiness as
her rosy lips whispered, thine, thine, for ever
thine?" Remember that first, chaste, holy kiss
you imprinted on that fair brow when you
vowed to love and protect her for life. Re
member all this; and then, for the sake Of
that loved one, drop those cards, for ruin is
written on every one of them
Say; do you remember the last time yon
went to the old church together? What
feelings of sadness crept over your hearts
that Sabbath evening; for the morrow's sun
would be the signal oe your departure to the
land of gold. Recolect the promises you
made, that when You got to the mines how
diligently you would labor to amass little
fortune, so that you could return and claim
her for your brde--how you would write cv-
cry mail-that you would count months as
years. weeks as months, days as wecaas until
you returned, DO you remember how you
promised to cherish those keepsakes that she
gave you? Where are they now? Where
is that Bible? Have you forgotten all
those things If you have not, then quit
loafing around the Bar-rooms, shoulder your
picks and go to work; redeem those prom
ises Remember that mother, remember
that loved one, remember that you owe it as
a duty to your fellow man that you must not
be drone Society demands that you should
be a man. Then up and at it, and success i.
certain WILLIE
Forest Home, July, 1857.
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WE would direct the especial attention ii
our readers in the neighborhood Of Clinton
toFthe advertisement Of Messrs. Colehower
and Mckee. They have most complete as
sortment of goods, and sell very cheap By
the-by, they are exceedingly clever and de-
servedly popular gentlemen, and are bound
to do good business. We commend them
to everybody and his wife,
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Constable ale.

DY virtue OF an execution to me uif .'V'' '.,, b
ID on the Ilth day Of July, A. d ieg'' i'e p.'r
Court Of IL. Keevtr, Justice q ,.g., IVY h d
Township No 7, Amador county eai'.5 -, i.r.8s
vor Of w. F. Curtmill and against - pm, \,
Alex. Jerome and j. 4. Robins, tor tn' rI' sal fol
enty.aye Dollars debt. and Twenty ~ ha
costs of suit, together with aecruIns eO5' psal
levied upon ana seized, and vii eApv'. D
sale. on the sah day OF AHans.' 4 81
1857. between the hours Of ~ Q eloIN N;ai.r.i
4 o'clock p. NJ. all he right. title anu s,aaa,
the aforesaid defendants Of in ana 10 ny d.
described property, to wit; Lying aup Sg,a,@dG!
town OF Volcano. AmadoT county anu n, s.
ifornia, one dwelling house, irohths tucpy.T
on Jerome street. twenty four feet y e.rnI
feet wide. containing three rooms' al.o, and ap'
niece or lot of ground enclosed agoulu'a I'D B
which the said dwelling house Is iocqt.e III. tse
or piece of ground is bounded as lo,Vg ht g
Frontiue East on Jerome street tweH's s,,ai,t ri
the South BY the stable lot, thence rul'Ui U68 II
Jerome street sixty feet TO the Nauoha, AS.
together with all Of the out-houses .hgi taoss'
ing to said lot--said premises eoh'nlV''
Stephen Jerome's property -, ,rpul.ss
Sale to take place in front Of salo .,s and saas
Volcano, to satisfy said execution e0''
ing costs Al. LUCAS, con;t1'.6c, fa c,-
Township No. J, Amaag' maui isti
Dated at Upper Raucheria' July 's' s'F
-iyl6.
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Chairman Dem. Co. Cen. Com.
TacIrcn, T,f, T-tb

ABDUCTION two days Of this week
the Court house was beseged by Chinese, as
parties, witnesses and friends in case from
Drytown, where a Chinaman was charged
with the abduction of a Chinawoman. The
hearing was before Judge Gordon as a mag
istrate. 1t appeared that the abducted party
had been brought 70 this country by a wo-
man as slave for any purpose, and borrowed
S4O0 of the defendant to purchase her free
dom, giving him written mortgage OF her
self TO secure the payment of the money
The papers were duly produced and the inter
prefer stated that they were good and lawful
in China. The defendant had only endeayored
TO enforce his ien
The Court advised the Chinese present,
much to their surprise, that such agreements
were not binding here-that persons could
not be restrained Of their liberty for evil pur-
poses, evenif they had originally agreed to it.
The defendant was discharged on payment
Of costs.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

CHINESE DANDlEs.-A couple of Celestials
are regular customers at the boot-black stand
at the Louisiana Their mounting the ros-
trum to undergo the operation is the signal
for crowd to collects and then look out for
wit. Thus are they falling into the line of
American fashions. Hoops for the beyel-cyed
beauties will come next.
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CLINTOS,
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that The parl5.-,..
~ heretofore existing between the uadrrt,
IN conducting the business Of the ~Blyt6f.
BREWERY, !, at Volcano, Amador Co.. Cll na''.
the style OF kilter 4 Co. was dissolved BY mga
consent I, on the % day q July 4. D. ISL, Ia5
John Fredenberg in said business. "
JOHN RITTER.
JOHN FREDENBERG.
Volcano, July llth. 1857.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

AMERICAN PARrY.-We publish cheerfully
as matter of courtesy, the proceedings Of the
convention held here last Saturday Their
platform and the idea of their organization
is almost ridiculous. Next week we will
speak more full in regard to the whole matter
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
Forest Home, July, 1857.

STATE PmNTER--In the several reports,
our own among the rest, the vote for State
Printer is given in manner which would
convey the impression that Thomas A.
Springer, Of Amador, received but one vote:
This is, indeed, as the vote was declared, but
does not exhibit the true position of Mr.
Springer in the matter His name was with
drawn during the calling of the list, but not
until he had received the ten votes OF ANA
dor, ten votes from Tuolumne and four from
Sacramento These votes, with the excep-
ton of one, were, after his withdrawal,
transferred to Mr., 0'Meara, who proved the
successful candidate. Had Mr. Springer con
tinued in the field, he would have recved a
very fair vote State Journal, July TIA
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

Fredenberg and Frank have been exchan-
gng Bakery for Brewery. We must cat
and drink and ltS no matter who furnishes
the eatables or driukabesr A good article
may be expected from either
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18


ACTION FOR SIANDER.-0n Thursday OF
this week, an action for SANDER alleging dam
ages at $4,000, was commenced in the Dis
trict Court OF this county by the Rev. 2. Y.
Cool of Volcano Methodist Clergyman,
against o. D. Avaline, Editor Of the Ana
dor Sentinel. The complaint is founded on
an article in the Seatiaet Of the 4th inst
charging Mr.. Cool with keeping a pair Of
blankets borrowed of S NJ. Farmer
A similar action for the same amount o
damages has been commenced by Mr.. Coo
against Mr.. Farmer for making the same
charges. G. L. Waters of Volcano, ant
Briggs & Axtel of jackson, Attorneys fol
plaintiff.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

A FAwN was brought into town by an In
dian on Thursday and sold to one of our cit
izens. 1t is singular how they will fam
around person when first caught Jack
sou Ledger.
The author Of the above execrable pun
ought to be struck with lightning double
chained at that DAILY Bee.
1t was too bad to make game Of the dea,
little thing
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
NEW THIS WEEH'
COnastahin

MEssRs. EnIroRs Announce a..
ship No. One by n Unstable ,".. p Of TdFs
July 18th, 1857 DENoCM7,
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CRmE.-The amount of crime in California
is fearful to contemplate. In Tuolumne coun-
ty there are twenty-three persons in iail
charged with murder; and in Placer county
thrteen -.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
Constant.

WILLIAM Mcdowell, Esq: '''! i't- l.j1.
Dear Sir:-The undersigned. citizen.
OF this precinct, respectfully solicit ~ a@l Fo p
more become our candidate for the ~. ou % ols
Die, independent of party or party .'o', =. Coma,
knowing well your ability and enleif 1'iiea--
discharge OF all the duties lncumbanf bIf'''le' ia t-
ask you to serveIus, believing You bon,,, ~ ".
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

How large is a generous man? He is l
by 8. Zone bengn)
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

The COUNTY Lock -UP.-There are nine
persons confined in the Jail at this place.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18
The State Ticket.

ocrate Convention which recently assembled
in Sacramento. To eulogize it would be O
work of supererogation. AT the head of il
stands the name of john b. WELLER, one Of
the Democratic warehouses; of the Union
That he is a Democrat-that he has the ca.
paclty to make good Goyernor-that he
has ample experience, are propositions uni
yersaly admitted. To deny any of these
things would be to argue the man who utter
ed the denial an ignoramus. We remember
well, some half score of years ago. when
John u. Weller was candidate for Gov
ernor of Ohio-the Democratic nominee
We remember well that he made most hon
orablc and glorious canvass of that great
State; and that he was defeated, (bv few
votes only, because he eloquently proclaimed
Democracy in its purity and its essence, and
boldly and manfully told the abotionists of
the Reserve" (now, par excellence, so-called
Republicans that if elected by their votes
he would resign the Office. We remember
that service TO the Democratic party, and we
remember his previous service. We remeu.-
Der that be had always been true and able
advocate of the cause; and we remember
likewise that he risked his fortune and his
life as an officer in the war which gave to us
the soil where we now have our homes. and
which constitutes what we claim to be the
premium State in the great brotherhood OF
the Union We remember, too (if memory
does not deceive us, that John B. Weller
was the first United States Senator who
raised his voice, in the august body of which
he was a member against the proscrptive,
biighting heresy of Know Nothingism-
enough in Itself to rank him as standing equal
with those whom we have looked upon as the
fathers and the main support of the party,
and the government. We remember also
that John b. Weller was the first pnblc
speaker who took the stump against the her.
csy in 1855, and in FL Dorado county. even
before the primary meetings were held. an
swered the request of few Democratic cit
izens and made himself heard 'in the very
teeth" Of the then confident and selfimpor
tant foe scattering discord in their ranks and
encouraging the Democracy to stand by Their
colors in that their darkest hour of trial ano
trouble.
But we will say no more; John B. Wei
Ter will sweep the State like an avalanche
Even twenty or twenty-five thousand major
ity would not. probably, be an oyer-estma
4 te.
OF the balance Of the ticket we will not
in this article speak personally 1t is first
rate teket-one that all true Democrats cal
and will unite upon-and its triumphan
election is beyond peradventure. Let al
who are true Democrats stand by the ticket
we must beat the piebaId opposition to it by (,
majority that will be overwhelming.
Maxine MoNEY.-"A penny saved is {
penny gained" According to this maxim
there is an ''hombrep who makes two dollar.
and half da! by blackng his boots witt
our Day & Martin's7 best, estimating til,
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

The MISsTRELs.-The Troupe Of Burbank
and Mitchell are to play here again this eve
ming. They have always given full satislac-
tion and no notice that could be given them
wond add to their popularity. They will
doubtless have full house as usual.
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

Ia.LEvY & BRo, have opened a new stock of
cIothiag in their fire-proof store, foot of Court
Street They can saa any person with any
thing from head to foot, and that too as cheap
as any one else
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MARRIED.

AT lone City, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. H. II
Rhees, Mr.. HENRY c. KING and MISS A. L. A
REED, all of lone Valley.
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Union Baker,.

have sold the Union Bakery" at Volcano .
JOHN FREDENBERG, whom / cheerfully rc.-
mend to my old customers aud the public.
JACOB FRANZ
Volcano. July llth. 1857 jyl8-9Jle
The weekly ledger., 1857-07-18

FIRE ESeISE.-The engine recently pur-
chased by the Foreman of Hook & Ladder
Co. No. l, of jackson, has arrived, aud the
boys have given it a trial $500 has already
been subscribed to pay for the engine and els
terms. Public spirited folks, these Jackson
ians