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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-11-13

isarrl.. a:i4.v'., Iis.'!s,
Sarah Anne Kai:nri :.,.1,. Sa 2;r5
de John s Scott
ct John \. Scott. son mari
EN- VERT; dr e, pour sa.i,fs;,s ~, x,:t T.,
oa>le ct vente, lance dans In cgsse f,;a..s, ir.
Meg: - q '2sJl atir re par l.Hoaorsn Gear 4
,Heh7lenf' LIstf!c1, d"ns Ct pour Is paress, =,
htat ruf*ll' pour satissirn h Ia ,lplnansc Iu :,si
shaht el aAH fraIa. n sais Ut pfri!ai e,, rs-,,.
puhliqae, q ID Naison de Cour, la
'Santeis, An. jrtsr ds Dec~nbre 1853
IL h. A. NJ, tous ias droita. ,itrta - ,7,fr.;
que ie defendeur isAs ct ii la,!i,e y-an- 4,.e q.
apres desrise. savoir:
| Il lot d" TENRE Dc 4 TX arDsuts IL. fac. .,,r
ir heuTe Mis- oSirpi, sur qaaranta de- protnnlru,
p!u7 on mol17, situG lau- ceita payI.;s.., d.. t.,
: s-toupet, et Giant bnrnt; d IN cote bar !,
s"frc ou habitston acquise par John s. Scr,, d.
I'u +. ii. Harbour e present appamrnanf d Nu,4
>arah Anne Ealtori. tpou4e d. Jahn s. S.o.;i. ct
"e azure cote. par me tcrra nu !ahifat;.o nrj
apparsenalf. !" da,ril 1854, h IN Th:,fot - d
present appar1enant Il laditt dame Sarah ANN
tsaHoFt eFouse DE- JOHN :, Scott, pyec t.utes
les ansloTat'ons qu s'y trouvcnt, aiDsi urr l..
-Seolte tie Games & sucrc en- croisanc1 s,Ir !.
tilte terre. "
THAMES EFT CONDITIONS. ~
oonze mois de credit: lacqrercur foaroira ra.,-
ZION so1lda'rs, aveo p. 100 dintgtt
al, de II date d. ln venta
SEVERN rOnCIlE.
io;ute Coupe, Is nov. 1873. 4 H..
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
COUR DU NECyIeNE DISTRICT JuDlcIAlEE.
pAROlssE De Ia PoISTE COCPdE.
Jean Bevin,
Va No. 2025
", -, H,v;J vo TIL y Rurrnwa |

PARoisSE DE Ia fUISlE IotfoE.
Jean Bevin,
va NO. Z,UlJ
Marie David, Ve TIL N. Burrows.
I'm vertu de ct pour satsfaire a un
~ writ de f. fa. lance dams la cause ci-dessus
intitulee ct moi adresse par Honorable Cour
du Neuveme District, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct
Etat susIits pour satsfaire a Ia demande du plai-
cnant ct aux tras j'ai sasi ct jof.rirai en vente
Dublioue a ln Maison dc Cour. le
.Somedi, 4ms jour dc Deeembre 1858,
A II h. A. M tous les drots, titres ct inttrets que
la defenderesse dams ct a ladte propritte ci-
apres decrte, savoir:
Tous les droits, titres ct interets que la dGfsn-
dere-se. Marie David Burrows 8 dams la succession
d .Amaranthe Saizan veuve Louis David. dsce-
dee. et.nt In douzieme partie de Ia succession,
composant de terres esclaves ct nobiier, pleins-
ment dtcrit dams linventaire pris de ladite pro-
prett, dependant de ladite succession.
Conditions de Ia rente:
Douzo mois lie credit; l'acquerenr fournra eau
ton solitaire, avec p. 100 d'interet
Fan, de la date de IL yente.
SEVERN PDRCHE,
Sheriff
Ponte Coupee, Is nov. 1858. 4 dec.
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FRANCE. = L'agtandissemcnt de Vim
eehnes est decide; on va proceder fex-
preparation des terrains ntcessaires pour
e'abl!r le nouveau pare d'artilletie, qui
sela 'e plus beau quill ait en- Europe.
IL Leyeel, qui i execute Ia statue
e1nestre de Napoleon | il Chcrbourg, ,est
''i:efse dcslasstatuc du meme empereur,
,ual don't ttre placee a#Ste-H Helene, dams
: 1ane'enne ., propriat6 de Longwood que
III rance Went d'acheter.
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SAHEDL Is NOTElTBRE 1858.
n . .

Tentes communications pour Ie he-
~oera'e "a Jn Foiats-Conpet, devront ttrc
addresses ala Fausse-Riviere, 20. lie. J.
Nos Correspondents nous obligcront
IN rr"aant NOTE DC cct avis.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-11-13
ETAT De LIZ LOUISIANA.
coCR Dc NEUVIeaE DISTRICT IuDIrIArEE.
PARnIssE DE- L. PoEHTE CoCrtH.
urrrnirSa pCnra,,,

fsFlninlc lOuTclau,
w. No 91sr
Gusare Major, son epoux
|! & >,ettc aflaire ayant eto appellee |e jour.
neIne de 81 fxntioD, Ia o ct IL, idcn.s
etant en- iaveur tie Ia demanderesst ct co.tr. /.
deftndeur--
En- serta de Ia loi il est ortlonne, aljugt: ct d.
crete, que In demanderesse SOFT sGparee dc |.en
aaVee son epoux, lie detendeur; que la eo.nrnl-
ilatte qui exs1e entr clc ct son dit .=pouy soft
tlSsoutc, ct que lstiitc dcmandercsse r,,rrenrn
ladmnlstration de SOS biens dotaux ct paraphcr
nauA; II est de Plus ordonnt que In dcmanderss<e,
oh'lennc JuEcnlent contre le detendeur pour i.
soD'ne de cent quarante-quatre piastrcs soiyant>-
TX cents. avec lnterets raison de cinq pour cent
Ian de Ia demande iudiciaire; que rhypotiequ-
lesale qul pesait sur les bens dc ron epoux, sot
reconnue ct mise en- force, ct que ledit dkfeudeur
sot condamne B payer les trais
CYRUS RATLlFF,
Jaee du 7me district judiciairc. ST.: reaut
Ce Il oct. 1853 dams le em. district
ioaf cope eouior1ne, A. BONDI, gref1er-
SNOW. SO j.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
CoUR DU SECv.cNE DISTRICT Jt;D1cJ.rps
PARoISSE Dir. La POINTE COUpeE.
Jules Labatut

20
Til. Y. Burrows ct aut es
EN vcrtu de ct pour satisfaire 4 un
writ de fl. fl., lance dams la cauSs. ci-d.ss,ls
lntitulec ct moi adressc par la Cour du N.u
vleme District dams ct pour Ia paroise ct Etat
sElstts, pour satisfaire Ia demande du plaignant
ct aux fras. Jai saisi ct j'otfrrai en- ven,e publ
que, q Ia Malson de Cour. lie
Sametli, 4ms jour de Decsmbre 1858,
4 II h. A. NJ tous les dro,s ttres ct in,erets que
Ia dttenderessc dams ct a ladite proprictt ci-
apres decrite savoir:
Tous les drois titres ct interetsq que Ia dtfende-
rcsse Marie David, veuve Thomas n. Burrows,
dams Ia succession d'Amaranthe Saizan, veuve
Loui David decedee, etant la douzeme partie
de ladite succession. Sc composant de terres, es-
claves ct mobIier plenement decrit dams l'inven-
taire pris de ladite propriete dependant de ladte
succession.
Conditions de Ia rents:
Douze mois de credit; l'acquereur fournira eau
ton solidaire. avec s p. 100 d'interet =
Ian, de Ia date de Ia vente.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff
Pointe Coupee, IS nov. 1858. 4 dec.
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tARLE BRIsS lie cable sous-marin de
DonFres ! Calais est brise; les commit
hllcations par ccttc voics serunt intcrronl-
Iuos ,1nsG'Fa CO qu'nn r'se mn 2F1e II.
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Vs. No. l422,
Emile Major.
I'm vertu de ct pour satisfaire IN
A' writ de H., IA, lanc6 dams IL cause cideSsus
in'itulee. ct a moi adfesSe par l'Ionorable Cour
On Neuvieme District daus ct pour la parosSe g,
Etat aus,its ponr satisfaire Ia demande du plai-
giant ct aux trais ai saisi ct jotfrrai en- vente
publique, a la Maison de Cour lie
samsdl 4me jour de Dscsmbre 1858,
II h. A. NJ, tous leg droi's ttres ct nterats que
lc defendeur y dams ct ladite propriGtc ci-apres
decrite. savo!r:
Tous les droits. titres ct intcrtts que le defen-
dc,,r dams In succession de Nine veuve Simeon
Major. dGctdee. etant un septieme de ladite sue
cession. aprts lie paienent des det,es de ladte
Succession.
Tsrars et conditions
Douzo mois de credit; ltacquereur fournira eau
ton Foidaire. asec S p. 100 i'interes
Fan. de Ia date de Ia vente
SEVERN PORCHE. Sheriff.
PoinSe Conpte, Is nov. 1858, dec
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ns- Noas recommandons rattcntion
tiH public en- general sur IN avis de NM
HRArGsARD, public plus loin.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,

CoCE NJ EFCTIEME DIsTE1Cr JrpIC.A1aG.
iARnlssE De "A PUINT2 COrgcE.
Jean Bevin,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-11-13
LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
CoCR Dc SEPrIENE DISTRICT JUpIC1AlnE,
PAEoISsE D'Bs--FRLICIANA.
II. G. Mills,
VS.. No. 4Tsn
A. W. Ballard.

EN- FERTC de ct pour satisfairc s vi
writ dc saise 1T vente lance dams la
cause ci-desslls intitulte, ct moi adresst
par Honorable Cour du Nenviemc Dis,
trlct, dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat
suslits, pour satisfairc la dernancc d,,
pIalgnant ct aux frais, j'ai saisi ct lex
p"serai Ell yente puhiuue, i Ia Mlisou
de Cour, le
Sameds, 4me jour de Dsc,2brs 1858,
A II hcures A. NJ, tous les druits, titras
ct lnttrets que le dtfendcur dams ct A
ladite propriete ci-aprcs dtcr:te savoir ::
LIE negrc powell, Ast denyiron 40
AIS
TERNE.S EFT CONDITIONS:
Douze mois de credit; l'acQu.reur fournira eau
tlon solldaire. ayec s p. 100 d'inttctt
Ian. De L. date De la ventc
SEVERN PORCHE, Sherii.
Pointe Conpce, Is nov. 1858 dc.
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Pointe Coupee, 13 nov. 1853.
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C"CE ~ EE;H.GNt: district JlD!cI.I..
EAAniss5E =? a !ui>..: rVvr...
ilarri.. u:I4.~5a Davis,
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Pour eaaque earG De dix }ignes on moins ~.
pour IA premiere in5erttoa ;;....'>l W
~. ehaoae Insertion alItionnele, par
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EIAT De La AsLOCISIi\E

CotN nC NGUvitAE DISTRICT -rnrcI.th~
fAEoISSE De IA II&1E CocTrE
Louisa Carlnouche, cpouse,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
THOROUGH BRED DEMOCRAT.
PINE GROVE May 3rd, 1858.

Eds. Ledger: Thinking perhaps some of
your readers would like to hear from our
Camp, pen you few lines. Miners in gen.
eral are doing well, better than they have
ever done before. Water is furnished by
the Amador Canal Co. at such rates as will
justify any one to pitch in" and try his luck.
Horsley & Co., have completed their ditch
running from Aqueduct City to Empire Gulch,
distance of three miles, the water is taken
from the Amador Canal.
Crittenden, Horsley & Co. have got into
their claims at Empire Guch, and they prove
to be good for eight dollars per day to the
hand. Our school was opened on Monday
by Miss. Dain; she is lady Of considerable
experience, and is possessed of all the quail
tiles that constitute an efficient teacher, and
will no doubt give entire satisfaction.
Messrs. c. c. Nelson D. Danielson aud
George Moore left here Friday morning fol
San Francisco on their way to the Atlantic
States These gents are well known in Am
ador County, having resided in Volcano and
vicinity since So They have by their indus
try and economy accumulated hansome for
tune, and carry with them the best wshe:
of all who knew them. Mr.. Moore (bettei
known as Dad, has but few equals as cit
lien, aud as a friend, he was con6dng and
generous to fault He is one of the few
who made friends of all who knew him. He
leaves vacancy in our community that viii
rarely be filed We wish him speedy pas
sage and happy meeting with the old mother
and friends. And will look anxiously fol
his return, which be contemplates doing il
the fall Yours Truly,
BUCK EYE.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

LIFE.-Life is no speculative adventure
with those who feel its value and duties. 1t
has deeper purpose and its path becomes
distinct and easy in proportion as it is earn
esty and faithfully pursued The ruGest or
the most refined pursuit, if adapted to the
wants and capacities Of the pursuer, has a
truth, a beauty and satisfaction. All ships
on the ocean are not steamer, or packets;
but all freight-bearers, fitted to their tasks,
and the smallest shallop noby fulflls its mis-
sion, whilst it pushes on towards its destined
port, nor shifts its course because ships ca
reer to other points of the cumpass Let
man ride himself on the ocean of time. Let
him learn whether he is by nature shallop
or n ship; coaster or an ocean steamer;
and then freghting himself according to his
capacity and the market he should seek, fling
his sail to the breeze, riding with wind and
tide, if they blow his course, but beating res
olutely against them il they go his path
Have well chosen and defined purpose and
pursue it faithfully, trusting in God, and all
will be well
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
| hear the question asked here yery often

| hear the question asked here very often
which of the papers is Orthodox. Nine
answers out Of ten is-the LEDGER. An
other subject mentioned in your last issue
nominations why sir, all Democrats are in
favor of State, County and Township nomi-
nations. Let all come out Independent that
choose; but all good Democrats will abide by
the nominations, if they don't happen to suit
their particular choice. heard fshy Dem
ocrat say one day last week. that he thought
Independent candidates for county Offices
would stand as good a show, for election, as
any. Now he, the fshy one, turned Demo
crat since last fall, and l understand he is
looking for the Clerksbip Ha, ha
Now, sir, i have been Democrat ever since
! had vote never voted any other ticket.
:" Ike no particular credit to myself for that,
but l do think that any one should have sup.
ported the party, at least, at one election be-
fore he arrogates to himself the right to re-
ceive its patronage Such Democrats as the
fshy one above named and some hungry of.
flee seekers, whose Democracy is doubtful
are those who say no nominations, no party
etc.
Perhaps the Sentinel man may think that
this article "emenated IN the LEDGER Office,
as he said Of Pacate Now / happen to
know Pacate, and know that he is reri
table hombre living and being in the town o.
Volcano, and if the question of the division
of some of the county Offices had been can
vassed last fall, believe it would have car
ried by an overwhelming majority.
Yours, truly,
THOROUGH BRED DEMocRAT.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

PRINrER's ToAsr.-" The Press: it express
es truth, expresses eror, impresses knowl-
edge, depresseS tyranny, and oppresses none.'
"Woman the fairest work of creation-the
edition being extensive, let no man be with
ont copy" babies: miniature editions
of humanity, issued periodically, and display
ed in SMALL CAPS
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

Among the odd rumors of the day, it Is
reported that Edwin Forrest intends to leave
the stage, for the purpose of opening wine
aud tea store in Chicago.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

RArs-An Exchange says: When house
is infested by rats which refuse to nibble at
toasted cheese and the usual bats, few
drops of highly sented oil of rhodium, poured
on the bottom of cage-trap, will almost
invariably attact it full Of the "mischevious
rodents before morning. We have known
this to be tried with most extraordinary sue
cess
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

"Mr Ebenezer, understand dat you is
lost your wife"
Yeth, Mr. Snow, she hab bin dead desc
free weeks"
Am dat possible-what complaint did
she die OBJ"
Why, Mr.. Snow, de doctor said it was the
wind-hew-end-w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
BUCK EYE.

Col Benton has in hand a Life of Gener-
al Jackson, which he is preparing with his
characteristic enthusiasm. Col. Benton, Of
all men living, perhaps, most truly apprecia,
ted and understood the heroic character OF
this great man. The Messrs. Appleton will
publish the work
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
A pnnster SAYS:

A punster says:
my name is Somerset; am miserable
old bachelor. cannot marry; for how
could hope to prevail on any young lady,
possessed of the slightest notions of delicacy,
to turn a somerset"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

An Irishman tells Of fight in which there
was but one whole nose left in the Grove, and
that belonged to the tea kettle,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

A Detroit paper mentions the arrest of a
woman in that city, with nothing on her
person but love letter and daguerreotype."
Rather "poetical" and picturesque" cos
tune.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

THE history of all the great characters in
the Bible is summed up in this one sentence
"They acquainted themselves with God, and
acquiesced to his will in all things"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

Much IN LlrrLE.-There is nothing like
the truth compressed into a small compass
1t carries well, is rarely forgotten, and is al
ways at hand when man gets into an argu-
ment. Your long prosy dissertations, no mat
ter how sound they may be, come into ac-
ton as heavily as did the Santssima Trini-
dada. Before your guns are trained aud
your whole broadside brought to bear, the
enemy has luffed up across your bows, swept
your decks and made her escape in the
smoke. Few, however. have the skill to
boil down an argument to its essence
When cook of such science is met with, he
deserves the post Of chef de cuisine; and
should moreover be decorated with all the
honorary degrees Of that department.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

Webster ON a bridge" exclaimed old
Mrs. Partington, "must be interesting to look
at, or they never would have written so large
a book abeat it. / and key stood on Mohog-
gony Creek Bridge two hours, aud nobody
ever printed word ont"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

Mrs Partington says; when woman
has once married with congealng heart
and one that beats responsible to her own,
she will never want to enter the maratime
state again"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

"See here, my friend, you are drunk p
"Drunk to be sure am, and have been
for the last three years. You see my broth
er and are on temperance misson-he
lectures while l act as a frightfM srampl<
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

Prentice says: A Cincinnati paper says
that "rogues find no quarter" there. Prob
ably that's So They might search half the
pockets in the place and find no quarter,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08

months before the election during all that
time he talks he treats, he whines for the Of
hce. To secure this end his talk is party
his smile f" is party smile. Party, the
benefits of party, the binding obligation of
party-tes, are his Alpha and Omega All
this he breaches while in the pursuit Of office,
but he is no sooner in the Office than "'bout
face" he renounces in practice what he SO
loudly professed The talk previous to cleo
ton was theoretical; the actions after election
were practical. 1t forcibly illustrates the
vast difference between theory, mere theory,
and practice. Is this political fraud !?
Pray call it by mider term. You will find
it in any stump" dictionary under the speci-
fc title Shenangen"
" Turn out the Guard" both the old and
the new but let that guard be composed of
those who have seen service with US in the
last State election. The new guard were
volunteers; came to us from choice; we need
ed them; they tolled with US, fought with us
and triumphed with us. They are now reg
ulars in the Democracy. With them there
was no waiting "to see what would turn up;"
no calculations as to our defeat; they jumped
into the trenches and aided in the defense
took their position in line on the attack, and
with their aid we swept the State as clean as
parlor They then earned their position, and
are now fully entitled to pay and rations.
But let those, those who stayed away from
us until now, when we are resting on our
laurels, who waited for the turn up" and
have seen it-let them, l say, keep their ad-
vice, their dictations, their plans in allegiance;
for the present, take back seats and imagine,
if they can. that they shall not cajole and
wheede those whom they tried to but failed
to whip. ANON.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
MiIIWright.

HEREBY give notice thatI am prepared to take
contracts for all kinds of Mill building inrlu-
ding FIGURING, Quartz aud Saw Mills. propelled
either by steam or water power. All guaran-
sed to perform as represented Address me at
jackson, Amador county.
DAVID ARMSTRONG,
OF Armstrong; Mills.
mar 20 25.6m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
Volcano, May I'd, 1858

NhSA'Nt 4h"J -ut AOoO.
Eds. Ledger: In reading the Sentinel
noticed an article headed "Send the Sentinel
Home" Now l wonder il the editor can
mean what he says. Does he suppose any
person who has the least self-respect would
send such a sheet to his friends in the States;
for my part would be ashamed to have my
name appear in such a paper eren in Califor-
MIA, much less in the States among my for
mer friends and acquaintance, unless, indeed,
they lived at the Five Points. He seems to
knoto that his paper is worthless, and that
people are ashamed" to send it home. If
wished to send papers to friends of mine /
would select one that does not abound with
Billingsgate and low flung trash If wished
to send Democratic journal home, journal
that speaks the sentiments of the Democrats
Of Amador, certainly would not select the
Septinel. Was the Sentinel standing sentry
over the Democracy in the campaign of '56,
the time that tried all national men (I
consider all Democrats who worked with and
for US in that struggle for true political liber-
ty.) If it was our sentinel then it was
bought with the enemy's gold Is such pa
per to be trusted. Did the last Democratic
Convention that assembled in Amador coun-
ty consider the Sentinel Orthodox, if so,
why was the LEDGER voted the organ of our
party by almost, if not quite, unanimous
vote? Were not the delegates composing that
Convention fresh from the people ? was at
that Convention mot a delegate) and knOp
that the political course pursued by the
LEDGER was approved and endorsed by the
Democracy of the county, or else the dele
gates lied.
The course the Sentinel pursued towards
our nominee, for the Assembly, should
be sufficient to settle that point, and,
| believe, has, and yet the same Democratic
sheet has the audacity to puff Hon. r. NJ.
Briggs as national Democrat, dyed an the rOOl.
Now this patron of Democracy Mr. Briggs,
is good citizen and clever gentlemen; but
talk to us about bis Democracy Let him
be tried first; let him pull in the traces
awhile, without banking, and then the De-
mocracy can receive him into full faith. Let
him "bring forth fruits meet for repentance"
Not one out Of twenty of the people of Vol
cano are satisfied with Mr. BIS course in the
Assembly He promised, in speech he
made here, retrenchment and reform; but by
his Legislative votes was prodigal instead
His Legislative career has not made him a
dyed in the wool Democrat'-not the kind
of a Democrat, at all events, to teach De-
mocracy to the Guard" Mr.. b. must make
his position in the party by working awhile
in the traces. Upon no other terms are
those who have been of different faith
received into full-fellowship. No unkindness
is meant to him personality but his public acts
| consider public property, and if any charge
is made wroDgfully. he has the right to refute
them.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
For the Hair and Skin.

palm Of thousand Flowers Lyons Kathai-
- ron and Barry's Trcopherons, at the
JACKSON DRUG & BOOK STORE,
rprls N26-
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-05-08
Samuel j. II. Handy,
(LATE OF AMADoR co,

COUNSELLOR Ar LAW,
HAVING returned to Piaeeruate will strictly at
L tend to all Professional Business conided to
him, In the District Courts of Amador, Calaveras
and FL Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State.
so- Office in Dorsey Is hre-proof building Main
street.
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