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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-24

Wa are indebted to the Sacramento Union
=. COPY Of the Sunday Law. Here it is
ACT to provide for the better observ.
Az ance of the Sabbath.
NJ. n,oDle of The State of California, repre-.
in srfed in Senate and assembly, do cnact as
toIo,es
cscr1oN l. No person or persons shall, on
.,o christian Sabbath, or Sunday, keep open
| store. ware house, mechanic shop. work
E %.o barking house, manufacturing establish
.ont ~,a' or other business house. for business
nnrposes and no person or persons shall sell,
!, sypose for sale, any goods, wares or mer.
4oudise. on the Christian Sabbath, or Sun.
Jay and any person who shall violate any
.ftbe provisions Of this section shall be
Seemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
,.orviction thereof shall be fined the sum of
,wqnty dollars, together with costs of prose
.nton and the Judgment shall also order
that the defendant shall be imprisoned until
tbe same shall be satisfied, which mprison-
mept shall not exceed one day for every two
dollars of such fine and two dollars costs or
in that proportion.
Sec. 2. The provisions of section one of
this Act shall not apply to, or in any manner
affect, the business of hotel keepers inn
keepers, tavern keepers, keepers of restau
rants, boarding house keepers, keepers of
livery stables or the retail business Of drug
rists, or dealers in medicines or the sale Of
fresh meats, fish or milk or to the sale or dis
posa of any one article or thing, or to any act
or thing done in cases of necessity, or charity,
on such Sabbath or Sunday nor shall the
provisions of said section one apply to such
manufacturing or other business establishment
as necessarily require to be kept in continual
operation to accomplish the business thereof
SEC. g. The provisions of this Act shall
not be construed as to conflict with or in any
manner affect the provisions of an Act en-
titled An Act to prohibit barbarous and
noisy amusements on the Christian Sabbath
passed March sixteenth, one thousand eight
hundred and iifty-6ve provided, that any
person who shall sell or expose for sale milk,
sSh or fresh meat, after ten o'clock, A. NJ. shall
be liable to all the penalties of section one OF
this Act
SEC. 4. This Act shall take effect on and
after the first day of June, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-eght
Approved April 10th, 1858.
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AMADOR LEDGER.
The Sunday Law.

Wa are indebted to the Sacramento Union
r.. COPY Of the Sunday Law. Here it is
~ ACT to provide for the better observ.
Az ance OF the Sabbath.
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Quartz Lode for Sale.

mar 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

A letter brought by the steamer Quaker City says
that number of NicarsgUsn Adventures have land
ed about forty miles from San Juan del Sur, and
cent private advices from the South state that those
who we're prevented from going out in the Alice
Painter have made arrangements to go to Nicara-
qua by some other conveyance.
Congress will be officially informed that the late
disturbances in Washington and Oregon have result
ed from neglect to rstify the various treaties con,
cluded with the Indians Of those territories.
Vera Cruz papers Of the 18th ult. contain an &C
count Of en- engagement betweensthe forces under
Gen. La Lave, at Tengonapan, and body Of Echa-
garays troops, who were endeavoriDg to advance to-
ward Vera Cruz by way Of San Salvador. The ZulO-
sgaists we're met first by Gen. Camanche, and next
by Gen. La Lave who very rapidly defeated them.
Gen Vidaurri Wss energerically preparing for new
movement against Miramon, and was full Of conf
dence lie states in his address, that his loss was
not so great has been supposed, and that the loss
Of life was but small
A dispatch from Columbia, S. c., dated the 29th
ult, says: 1.-TWO ballots were taken for U. S. sena
tor, today the last of which resulted as follows;
Ex-Governor Adams p, Mr.. Memmiuger so, R
Barnweu Rhett "A, Gen. Mcqueen q, Gov. Man
ming q, Mr.. CnesIhu' q
Sunday night, 2sth ult, Hugh Hardness, in fit
of delrium tremens set FIRE to his house in Matoon,
Ills. and himself his wife and child we're burned to
death.
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates to
che LIST ult, arrived at St. Louis on the 2sth, and
reports that battle occurred between the volunteers
under Gen. Kible and band of Indians in klamath
county, California. Four Indians we're killed and
eight prisoners we're taken. One volunteer was
killed.
dispatch from Stroudsburg, Delaware, Of the
29th ult. says: An engine on the Delaware Lack
svspps and western railroad, attached to train Of
empty coal cars, exploded about noon to-day when
near Spragussville. Thomas Lonergan, fireman,
was instantly killed. and Edward Hawley, engineer
Is supposed to be fatally injured. Two other per
sons we're badly injured, but viii probably recover
The accident is supposed to have occurred nom an
DvsF,prsssurs Of steam" l
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10 ID clrIzENs oF ..
CAUTION 10 THE PURLIC.

After several years experiment in the manufacture OF Gin,
fortunately succeeded the year 1873 making discovery in
Is Manufacture By which II deprived and nsn
raatory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Nv mandatory schsiam, Holland. After several months
reflection what title give it, ntrouced to the American
public under the title OF ssFOIfess Schiedan ArO-
matte SchnaPps.'5 schiedam the name Of the place
IN Holland where the Gin Is manufactured aromatic derive its
name from the italian Juniper berry favored;
and the word schnapps" the German for drink-cogue
Wolfss scheidan aromatic drink No sooner had ny shnapps
been introduced the American public and received sppro
baon than the nquormixers Of York, Boston Pha
dsIphia started pursuit With their poisonous stuff
under various In several instances ny labels have
so perfectly inflated with eny the addition Of letters to
plead technical avoidance OF the law and 80 carefully prepared
Is to impose on careless purchasers. understand large guam
Of cheapness the Two Dollars per DOZEN for
Quarts and One Dollar and ten dozen for the Pints
being wholesale p New It nothing Amer
can Whisky favored with Oil Juniper reuci thirty
per below proof merchant Who participates inrectyin
the fraud By selling TIE spurious article much oGsndras
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community which be live will sdme In rretng
posing Inscriptions merchant Who the sake Of Few cents
will put in jeopardy Of the community which he lives
Such should be nailed the pioEy Of public eecaon
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and 22 Beaver ST,
NEW YORK.
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CONTEMPLATION
The Canvass in the Fourth congressiona
District.

The Canvass in the Fourth Congressional
District.
MEssRs EDIToRs; In order to secure entire har-
mony and the good feelings Of the Democracy Of
this Congressional and Senatorial District and also
the election Of sound and reliable men to those pO
sitions without any clashing whatever, we wish to
suggest through your columns our fellow citizens
Of these districts the following times and places as
appropriate for holding conventions to nominate
candidates for Congress and State Senator. We
propose that eseh County appoint sufficient mum
Der Of delegates to ascertain the will Ct the Demec
racy Of their respective counties, without any as
pirants before them, and that they meet us in Con
ventiOn at Sparta, White county, on the first Mon
day in March, to make a nomination for Congress
man, and ct MeMinnville on the first Wednesday
thereafter to nominate a State Senator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

Hcil Jonathan Knight formerly member Of Cons
gress from the ooh district Of Pennsylvania, died
a his residence in Washington, Pennsyivvnia The
28d ult
The Columbus fGeorgia) Tines Of the 9th ult.,
says the attaches Of OrtOn& olders circus haa all
been arrested while playing st Auburn, Alabama,
in consequences Of member Of the company having
killed man at NOtasulga the day previous. A
crowd Of sixty followed the company to Auburn,
and fired some twenty shots, fortunately without
i1juring anybody. The company sabnitted to the
arrest and were to be tried at Tuskegee on the 9th
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HOW TO LAY our A GARDEN.
OLD ROOKs on IRELAND;
Its Wars, RebelliOns. History and Anti
quitiess &c. sc.
W. 7. RERRW A CO.


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ROCAsS BALSAM FOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.

tHE public is put possession OF OF the most extra
ordinary remedies fer what has heretofore
sdere incuFable disease being OutyE ard Applica
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having Of those attributes which make the
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pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
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will accompany the remedy.
Mr. james Rees having ceased be the for the sale Of
this Balam the price been reduced 1t only obtained
Of the proprietor BY Letter directed to &C. OCAs box l P.
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nOv30-d6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

Judge ELMoRE, Associate Justice in Kansas Ter
riory has lately refused the testimony Of free ne
groes in his Court at Lawrence, Kansas IN alleg
ed case Of kidnapping of a negro. WheTeuPon the
abolition horde set upon his heels and the Demoo-
raey generally and viIly, in particular, bred Scott
Lawrence, where the case was tried, is tie Sodom
of Kansas They 20 in fer negro equality, uniyer-
sci suffrage and cultivate number Of disgusting
isms It's q wonder ELMoBE was not mobbed A
friend at our elbow says he is well acquainted with
the Judge, ard he is just the to dare to do his
duty anywhere. He is an able juTist--s high toned
Alabama gentlsRan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
EWheeIed Into Line. ,,

In noticing, some time since, that the Shelbyville
CoRstutioRaiis had changed its editor, took &C.
casiOn TO express surprise aud regret that our
cid friend aud quondam editorial associste who now
controls its columns adhered TO The policy of his
predecessor on the currency question We are gret>
fled 70 learn, do from bis issue Of the 25th
inst, that the articles upon which based cur con-
oluson were written and published during our
friends absence from his poet, and not Endorsed
by him The COHstitutiOHaIisf is, therefore, " all
right, and the banks are now left without single
Democratic journal in the State to advocate their
oTD, or the continuance of paper eurTeney.-Aem.
pAts -1UalGHehe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

TIE Next PREsIDEEoY.-A correspondent of the
Montgomery (Ala.) Nal nominates Henry NJ. Fuller,
of Pennsylvania for President, in 1860, with Benz
h. Hill OfGeOrgia, for Vice President. The Atlanta
american know NOthing) suggests James H. Ham
mODd, Of South Carolina, for President, and Robert
c. Winthrop, of Massachusetts,, Washington Hunt,
Of New York, or Henry NJ. Fuller, of Pennsylvania,
for ica presidonf
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INV GOD MUIR SER
Nashville, Tennessee,

MONTGOMERY & McGREDK, Proprietor,
Two and a half miles from she CITY.
Of TIN HILLsBORo' Oh BROAD STREET FuRzPrKB
TEVHE SUBSCRIBERS soIrts the attention OF Ho-ticrt
and Orchardss % their present large ard so-k of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards Of
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES,
all Of the choicest varieties grown - rlns and accai-
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feet high this Is the size and age most Brct Gals rsc
mend, and not year old switches Recommended b. some
Nurseymeu.
To those who wish to plant out Peach Orchards We
offer $1,000, and year Old trees, Of great beauty and com
prsing the choicest varieties, which wsofer the public a
duced prices in order 70 clear the ground for ohs nursery ~
cles.
Also 10000 Pears dEars and Standards to three and four
years old, om hvet0 nine feet high, beautifully furnished win
branches 20 the ground.
Our stock Of other fruits large, comprising choicest Va
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Gooseberries and Currants Also the famous H0uzhton
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berrgs Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties
Our fo and Ornamental Department being much the largest
in tie Southwest containing 10000 lowering shrubs 5000 Ic
haceous pansi 10000 bulbs AMI uherous rooted plants consist
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10000 Evereen shrubs from h-h. 7uC01 Ever
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Our sock Of Roses very hns, comprising varieties Of
the different families which Offer For lovers AZ very re-
tuced prices Also, large and varied collection stove and
green house plants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

tbs MILLIONAIRE AED DANsFUsE.-The Phila~
delphia Bulletin translates from German paper the
following curious story.
81 very pretty danseuse has lately created great
excitement at Berlin Mile. Lilienthal made so many
pirOutes one fine evening the stage of the Thea
ter Royal, that che turned the head of Herr Comp
tOir, a rich millionaire of Vienna, who was on a
visit to the Prussian capital. The beautiful limbs
of the fair Terpschore touched his heart so deeply
that he demanded her hand in marriage. OF course
you will say that she at once accepted the offer. Not
atall. She made her conditions as follows: 1st an
apartment separate from that of her husband; ID,
carriage and servants for herself; 3d. Is 600 francs
year for toilette; and. (fOr she calculated every
thing) 100000 francs in case of separation. Mr.
Compton subscribed TO these slightly unreasonable
conditions and last week all the gay world at Berlin
witnessed in the cathedral the marriage of the mil
honaire with the. danseuse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02
Bandusia ITaIe Seminary.

YWXHE Ten Months Session Of this Institution, sit
uated the Gallain Turnpike. two miles from Nashville
commenced the st Of September 1853 and will continue
ls Of july 1859 few boarding and day pupils be
received.
TERMS etc. apply N. D. Cross Attorney Law a
Deadeck street, Nashville the undersigned at the nsitu
ton. NATHL CROSS.
noV3O-Im%
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JEWISH DIsABIIrIEs.--Mr. Dsncey, ofEdgecOmbe,
has introduced bill in the North Carolina Legisla
ture to repeal that article of the Constitution which
fOrbids Jews to hold Office. An enlightened and
liberal policy, it is to be hoped, win guide the as
sembled wisdom Of the old North State, and decide
the immediate passage of Mr.. Dancey's bill
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-02

The Arkansas Baptist Convention have determin-
ed to establish weekly paper, to be called the Ar
kansas Bqptis and TO appear about the lst Of Jsn>
uary. The Baptists also raising funds to estab
lish college in that State.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
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Mrs L. H. sigOurney furnished fifty poor fami>
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Debate between Rev. G. Brownlow and Rev. A. Pryne,
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Lena Rivers-y Mary s Holiness author of Tempest and
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Henry GambrilI, convicted in Baltimore Of the
murder Of Benz. Benton, police officer, was, on
the 22d ultmO sentenced by Judge Stump to be
bangpd
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We return our Acknowledgements to Hon. F. K.
ZoILIcoFFER for valuable Congressional Documents
including the Congressional Globe, The Pacific
Railroad Survey, and Patent Office Reports.