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Ea5- We acknowledge the roc -ipt of a lot
of the finest peaches we have seen this season,
from JAMES Z. OWEN, Esq. of Williamson
County. There were very choice variety
of soft peaches, and for size and flavor are
rarely equallId.
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Spffial notiffs.
Rock City Mills.

MCLEAN's STRENGTHENING CoRDfAI--This
remedy has been before the public only short
time, but it has proved to be an invaluable
remedy to purify the blood and strengthen the
system; every one who uses it recommends it
to others, until it has become the standard
remedy with every family in the United States
Wesay to every reader try tit is q delight
full aromatic. See advertisement in another
column
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Mahogany SHIPS are the latest novelties in
European naval architecture. 1t is said that
Honduras mahogany is for most purposes
quite eqnal TO oak, which is scarce and dear;
and the captain of a mahogany ship built at
bordeaux gives her an excellent character.
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Broad Street House and Lot.

u. F. wiIkin, Admit, &c. RS. sarah Cameron and
others.
DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chancery Court
ID Nashville in above cause viii sell al the Court
house IA this city, on SATURDAY, The 4TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER MKT, the House aud Lot on north side
Broad street aud and second from summer
street. sad lot fronts 10 feet Broad street and
runs back 40 feet 10 10 feet alley.
TEigNs-Credit Of one year with interest: note well
secured, payable In bank and lien retained
J. r. GLEANES,
jy29-td Clerk and Master
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Dp Gelfarapb.

NEW YORK, August THE steamer Ara
go has arrived off Cape Race.
Cotton sales, days, 10000 babes. dull,
prices easier but quotations. unchanged.
Brcadstnfis and provisions quiet. Sugar firm;
advanced Cd. Consols $50. t
Manchester advices favorable. Flour quiet.
Wheat steady. Beef dull. Pork steady.
Bacon quiet. Lard firm, holders demand an
advance, quoted SIS
News uDimDOrtant.
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FOR ALDERMAN.

a. We are autuoriz I'd To announce JANE NJ h AN
IToN as a candidate for Alderman in the 4th Ward,
at the ensuing election. aug'-@
ns- We are authorized 10 announce v" X DENIM
BRANE as a candidate for Councilman IN the second
Ward 1t the ensuing election. aug9-te
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Ths Criminal Court was
yesterday engaged in the investigation Of the
case of the State cs. HinsoH and Patton, who
were arrested in tins city in May last, on a
charge of larceny, in the stealing Of a watch
from negro man. the property of Mr.
Minor.
The jury in the case returned, being unable
to make verdict
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M EMP HIS RACES.
G I AkAr
NENlPWVS COljRSE-

TINE Races over the Memphis Course viii commence
i on IU tsnAr, 'actober 18Th. las, and continue
FIVE DAYS.
FlfiST DAy, TtssnAr, October is.-TAe swAtksR
EAkE = for Tires yesr dds s200 enhance $50 for
felt Aile heats; three % ~ tho stake abe
Cub d add 800, PREV ided tbs = u
and eloso Tie Isl day u August, isSS. Secarily
wl be repaired Cor the forfrd IN the above Ftske.
sAxE DA1--Jockey Cub Purse $50. Three mns
heais.
snc0SD DAY, wsDSEzR4Y, October eo.~-Jockey
Cut Purse Ss0s Mlie heats, three IN i've
SANS DAx.-Saeotstaks for two year olds 500 en-
Irance $50 forfeit Dash u mie, three moro
nii the stake-nox three entries- Security sin be
I required FOR the forfe1.
THIRD nay, THrszAAr, October a--Ihe "HaKrsE
SAKE for three year oias- fwo mile heats; 500
eatranee 500 foFicf; three more 90 al the stake
the Club 70 add $50, prov ided tbs race rus %
nznae AID chose day q August, fsss Security
vii b required for the forrest.
FogK1H pAf, f1nsf, uctooer z---Jookey Club
Purse $50 Two piie nestS-
/ FfFIH DAY. szfCEnkr, October es---Jockey Ctcb
/ Purse 81 SO -Four milc hssts-
/ kx- .swzlk Over the above Cccrse eatitlfs ths
\ horse 70 tie fali amount Of Joekey CAB purses.
Up All satsSes, with foris.ts secured, mus 10 .
VIZ !. Ror<BrsEE !scrn-c,
1 ss3o-s1 Gs-ap-.l- fSise
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House and Lot on McLemore
slFaar

DY virtue OF the power aud authority vested IN me
I'D by Robert Tndall and } b. White, Slll oerr for
safe at the Court house In ihis city. on SATURDAY,
THE 4fH or SEPTEMBER y Ext, LIT on the side
OF Mclm"re street, north OF Cedar street, fronting
Mclemore street. 90 feet and running back half
way 70 spruce, street on which Is situated frame
Dwelling aud other Out-houses-
IE1xs.6 and u Inentlis' credit, without interest,
except $50 which ;, ~ be required 10 cash notes we'll
secured and len retained until the purchase money
Is paid J. r. GLEAfkS,
jy29-td Clerk aud Master.
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Dunayant Tract or Land On
North side of the River.

n. Vaughn, Adm kc-, - 81 EYeTeIf, Adm &c.
aud others.
DY virtue al = decree Of lie Ciaancery Court Al
ID Nashville ia above eaass wiil pfocsed ~ sci
~ the highest bidders a The hoGso Ia THIS ey
on sATU ifnAN FItE ffH Of SEPTEMBER Mkt iOfs
Nss : 4Hd T. IA II The ita4Asznt frae1
u Land 4aa being al VI ~Asd fraet a. Land r~Ezili
ss uass.d No conLailzs - acress No contains =
acres AID 10 lsss, alt Ne coaLEs.s - arrrs Ans
- s.sles Trrtns aaa al other particulars Hl4ds
known on dzy II sA.c- J. 4 GLkANES,
Ua-A Nlufk Ataa 4asl-E
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Having purchased Mr.. MIABahan's interest in the
goods, We have taken IN partners ia our business
Dixon A. Allison aud John r. johnson. We shall con-
tinue at old stand, where We viii be pleased 10
meet our old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious % cut down present stock ms low
az possible preparatory 20 our fal purchase will
oneT Inducements IN prices 20 those wishing replen-
sh their stock We shall be glad az all times To re-
eeive their orders, and will do our best 20 M them
satisfactorily.
lunel4 ALLISON ANnFRSON A. CO
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Great bargains at No. 22 Public
square.
We will offer our entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash Gully, for few days to make
room for our Fall Stock. Now is the time for
everybody to get cheap goods. Call soon or
you will miss the chance
iyz7. I.C. NICHOLSON * co.
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. Some of the ladies of Sew York are

re- Some of the ladies of New York are
adopting the profession of dentistry.-Er-
change.
Very natural The ladies will coutrive to
get at the mouths of men in some wGy; and as
the crisis or crinolinr has lately deposited OBJ
structiOns Gas the marriage statistics Of Mass
achusetts and other States clearly show, they
act very wisely in undertaking to Te,nore tie
snals-C6klnabnls Enquirer.
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II IN. 7. WILLS Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why il requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate a Wheeler aud Wilson's sewing machine, aud
why so many excellent house keepers can not do
teb2
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Nashville. Tennessee.

NaShSIiies tennessee.
+ S ) o y OF l s 5 8 + 5 9.
TNHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES IN
4 this Institution Will commence MONDAY, the
lst NOVEMBER, 1855; and will continue 10 the LIST Of
March ensuing.
TUE PRELIMINARY COtRsg IEaTTREs, free % All
students, viii be gwen during tie month of October
Faculty.
THOMAS J.. MADDIN. NJ H., Professor Of Anatomy
descriptive Astrological and SurgicaI)
pies and Operations Of surgery
DANIEL T. WRIGHT, N D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CAIIENDER, NJ n, Professor Of Materia
Me,lica and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURREY, NJ D., Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence
F. Il. HASKGNS, VI. d, Professor of Theory and Prac
tice Of Medicine.
JOHN l.. FORD, NJ. H. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women aud Children.
II. NJ COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstration az Anatomy.
The CRY HuSrrTAI IS upon the premises Of the Col
ege aud under control az the Faculty, at which opc
ratons performed and prescribed for, and
Clinical Lectures deliyercds
Amount Of fees for Lectures, sos; Naturalization
Fee, paid bet once, 81 90 Demonstrators fee,
CURED but once, SO 90; Graduation fee SIS 90
Excellent Boarding be obtained for 81 so 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements, apply 10
JOHN p FORD, NJ. D.,
jylT Dean Of the Faculty.
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FIR Lss Pat. iot-
If Mr.. R c. BRANsFoRD will b,cOme can
didate for the office of Aid, rmaR from the
Sixth Ward, he will receive the support of
MANY NUTERS
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re- Hon. JOHN BELL has arrived at home
We are pleased to see that he is looking an
good health.
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Coal Oil Lamps.

JrST received 80 KnApEs 4 Joae-'s Patent Coal on
Cd Lamps, various sIxrs aad styles, which make q
are ~alte and steady i,sht without grease oar %
smoke. Also, good supply u The Coal tHI.
Es- LAMPS aud on for sale ny
J. ". WILSON,
aaga-u II College 81
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sE- MR. WILLIAM GILL has been appointed our
ROUTE Agent this city, and s authorized 10 receive
and receipt for any moneys due this once
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Notice Of Dissolution.

FVNHE firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON a. co. com.
Il posed II And Allison, 7. Anderson and w d.
M'lanahan, was by mutual consent dissolved on the
let day Of June, by the retiring of Mr. M1anaA.n
from the hrm. And. Allison and T. Anderson are
alone antlorized 90 wind up the business Of the old
nrm. Those indebted % the late firm are requested
10 make payment without delay, and those having
claims against the viii present them for nav
menL ALLISON, ANDERSON A. co
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DAY ROAI{DERS.

few gentlemen eau be accommodated with DAY
b lard by immediate application to No %, North Mar
k-t street. auB--u
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MAYOR ATTY.

EB We are authorized to announce Gen. Is. II
Cheatham as a candidate Tor Mayor Of '''e 'i'!
OF Nashville, at the ensuing election augJ-te
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\. c. IL A. h. Beech ". Lucy Adams and others
lem. J.. C"Nan ~ George ". Adams and others
DUST Ant To- "A Decree of this CoIrt at Aay Term,
4 1888, 90 above cause, ! viii sell al the Cour
House door. Iu the city of Nashville, SATURDAY
THE 2lsT DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, House and Lot M
McGaNock's Addition 10 Nashville. The lot lying on
the west side Of Madison street, and fronting thereon
hy feet, and running back 1872 feet "a 10 foot alley
TESNs-SiN and twelve months credit, WIth notes
well secured aud hen retained, and sale from re-
dcmptIun. J. r.. GIEANES
jyi7-td. c a 81 Clancory Coult At Nashville
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STATE or TEySRs ~, ou-rsrolIeyis oEos, !

Ma IvttIE. July ~, 1s5s- i
Thfs e to certify that he CRY FTEE isSvEAScE Con-
rax1 o. HAkrsu5 l0ca q ~ Hartford IN the State u
Connectlcut has complied with all the requirements OF
an act passed by the General Assembly Of the state Of
Tennessee in March, 1858, entitled An Act % reg
late the agencies sf Insurance Companies not moor
paratsd by the Stfte OF Tennessee and that JosErH
Nash s the legally authorized agent Of said Company
IN the town of Nashville State OF Tennessee
j. 7. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The subscriber VIII issue Po ees n the above reli
able Company ~ equitable rAf
jos nj NASH, Agent
iyai-sw Va. . College street
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.a wanted immediately, 10 900


QsA-.-S to engage III the sale OF the most
popular selling Books in America. InvalIds, mcchan-
cs farmers and teachers, wishing - travel, Will lind
this very profitable anu pleasant business, enabling
them q the country and make money at the same
time Agents IN the business clearing from
5000 81 500 per year. For full particulars, and
list Of Books address II. NJ RULISON. Queen City,
Publishing House. l4l Main street, Cincinnati, ONO; OF
(, I living East, d. RULISON Philadelphia, Pa
81
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Magnificent Scheme
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
5, 4s5 Prizes amounting 1920, 00C
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters SO so
NASHVILLE. TENN, August 5, 1855.
TO BE DRAWN
E1TJF C3TTRDtY IN 4T-ETC

90 A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent 20 any one desirous OF receiving IT.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
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Change Of Schedule.
ss S szl5;s;z s !;.:s7sz 49,
Nasty LILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
&0- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -SsE
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

Inc liSket Oulte u IN Passenger Depot, and -
open hoaT before the starting II each Train which
allows ample time for the purchase OF Tickets II Is
open al no other time during the day. Passengers
for the Eastern cities leave abe S A 81. Train,
which CONNECTS throughout with Trains the other
roads. Time 10 Rchmoad s2 hours; Washington two
days, Philadelphia Two and hail, and New York
three days THIS y the cheapest anu best route from
Nashville 10 the E~.si..
New orleans passengers leave on the $50 r. NJ
Train, arriving at Mem his IA time 10 connect for New
u Leans, on the evening u the day, and 70
IN oagh with boats without detention at Memphis
Those for Aesiinnvle, sparta and Beershcba Springs
leave Nashville ga the $50 z. NJ. Train. Whoh oUn-
meets directly Tullahon4 with the frEi MINI.
vile. feTsons having McAtanyille the morning
arrive At Nashville at $50 2. NJ
Al Nashville, thore beats which icave daily for
sgnthlsnd Aa connect Slth bAts for different places
Tie ohoAn AssissiPp rivers, aso daily Inc ol
stages for louisville, leaving every morning on the
arrival II Tie night express.
BY this change Of schedule, the Train from Mem
phis onunects direct At Stevenson with our up and
down day Trans, causing delay Ia Nashville and
Eastern as%engers and enc tour = gained over the
IOrInes ssLeauie In gong 81 Aemphls from Nashvs..
- q l. ANDERSON =.
Jylo-n General Ticket Agent
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DIR. D. F. WRIGHT,

HAVING FefasSe-i % Nashville, oasFs his pros.s
sional serSAces O. - etzeas tssAce snd raj.
dsEce N sasby ssascAl Co.rso e2raaE u Brgad AID
Vic Stxr1Is- auxS-xu
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Steamboat and River News.

ARRIVALS.
August S.-Umpire, Paducah.
Acacia Cottage, DO.
Sligo, do.
DEPARTED.
August S.-Wm. Henry, do.
Acacia Cottage, do.
Umpire, do.
The River is falling slowly with Is inches
Oh the Shoals
The Sligo leaves for Paducah to-day at
6PM.
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Statement of the Condition
OF The
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD

TO THE COMPTROLLER or The STATE or TEN,
NESSEE, JUNE lST, 1855.
l. The name Of the Company is the CRY FIRE INsUR
ANcE COMPANY or HARTFORD, located at Hartford
Cunn.
? The Capital Stock Of the Company is... $50 DOC
s. The amount OF Capital Stock paid IN $50, OOC
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Gbanferp SaIes
Store House OH Union street.

VIM. ii. Evans, Admir- al Charles NJ. E1hstnn dec d.,
Margaret Elilston and others
by virtue OF "a decree OF ihe Chancery Court a
IL Nashville, IA the above cause Mil offer fur. sale
at the Courthouse m tbs ciy on SATURDAY, THE
4IH DAY OF SEPTEMBER MKT an Undivided fourth
interest in the store house the north side Union
street, n uis ctiy and al present occupied 10y Eison
n Matthews. but IA satisfactory bid De made
for said fourth interest Viii proceed tn. same
time aud place sell the whole of sand house
AM lot The lot fronts about feet on Union street
and runs back about 81 feet alley vide
TillNd- % and l. months credit with interest from
date, notes With approved security, payable ih Bank
required aud lGcn retained. sale free cquity or
redemption. !. r. GlEANtS
JyZy-td Clerk and Master
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Post Onicc.

NAsHyutK, March 20, lS5s.
IRON aud after the 81 OF April, the Pust once " u
Il - opened on Sundays at hAif-past ! A. NJ, and
close at A. Opcu again al 4. N and close ~
T.. 81. On all other days tc Ufise wil bs upeued al
hall past ., ocoek A. a. aid eioss al - o'clock,
~ ). Il. ANDERSON, Post Master.
uarsi-u
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The greatest insured any risk Is s. 600
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured IN ans
City, Town Village, varies according to il size
and class Of properly.
The greatest amount allowed 20 be insured in any
block, varies a. in the preceding.
No part of is capital earnings deposited with
any State or States, security for losses therein
Act OF Incorporation the same as heretofore n!ed.
c. c. WAITE, Secretary.
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Markets by telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS. August 7.-Cotten-Sales
1900 bales at I1(91l4c.; Pork baoyant.
$500, Rib Sides 9ic.; Tierce Lard HE;
Coffee. sales of the week $50 bags, stock on
hand II 900 bags against 10000 last year.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
The Hanging Yesterday.

Our readers are all familiar with the cir
cumstances attending the horrible murder of
Martin Van Buren Griswold on the 7th day
OF November last, on the property'of Mr..
Horace kilham, within short distance of
this town. The murder was committed at or
about 10 o'clock in the morning, by party
Of five Cinnamon, named Fou Sin, Chou Yee,
Coon You, Coon See and All Hung. Fou
Sin was the cook at the residence of Mr..
Kilham, and seems to have been the princi-
pal mover in the murder. The others we're
his friends and associates. Mr.. Griswold
was the confidential business manager of the
affairs of Mr.. Kilham, and at the time of the
occurrence had large sum of money in his
charge, which was proven to be the incen-
tive to the horrible deed The villains, fol-
lowing the commission Of the deed distracted
between $4,000 and $4,000 from the safe,
and left The discovery was not made until
the day subsequent. The community rose to
[" Ahoh "ucu thc tilthiiothuCto NtTt uhuC
known, and all united in endeavors to inter-
cept the fugitiyes and bring them to justice.
After reasonable lapse of time the accused
were arrested in various portions of the State,
and, upon an indictment found by the grand
jury were brought up for trial Fou Sin,
Coon You and Chou zee were convicted
upon the most incontrovertibe testimony and
sentenced to be hung. Coon See was acquit-
ted of the charge of murder for want of pos.
tive evidence of his completely in the murder,
Notwithstanding strong impressions Of his
guilt existed with all. He was remanded to
jail to await other action Of the Grand Jury t;
indicted for receiving stolen money and for
grand larceny, as participant in the robbery
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
THE LEDGER
Democratic State Central Committee.
T. A. SPRINGER & co.

The following gentlemen constitute the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, for the ensuing
year:
Saeramenfo-v. L. Geger, F. Forman J. II
Sullivan, Sac. 7. o.; Peter Ross, Michigan Bar p o
San Franciseo-T Foley, II b. Truett, Jos L
Hoge Robt c. Page, San Francisco 7. Q.
Ei Dorado--D. w. Gelwicks. W. ii. Smith, Nm
A. January, Placerville 2. o.; A. st. Clair Denver
Colcma Z. o. Hf
Tuoiumne--A. n. Francisco, Sonora. I. y.
.vepada-S H. Chase, Nevada p. o.; 5. ). lewis
San Juan p. o.
Caiareras- II. Putney, Murphy's 7. ..
Placer Anderson. Auburn, I. ..
Yttba--T. b. Reardon, G.. W. Bloor, Marysvilie.
Siskiyou--E H. Steel Scotts Bar 7. O..
san Joaquin 7. Huggins, Stockholm. O.
Fresno L. p. Hart, Millerton p. q.
Buffe-T. A. Turner, 0roville, L. o.
Los .fngies--J. w. Shore, Los Angles P.O.
Sonoma-J. NJ. Hudspeth. Sonoma Z. o.
Tyinify-S ID. Kreider, Weavervilie z. o.
Sierra Frances Anderson, Downieville, 7. o.
.anador-T. A. Springer, Jackson =. o.
Santa Ciara-Wm. Matthews, San Jose T. o.
Contra Costa--A X. Meloney, Martinez 2. 0.
Ioiumas-W D. Sawyer, QuincyP. o.
Suffer-S h. Warrington, Nicolaus i. o.
Del .vorte-C. n. Thornbury, Crescent City.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

son. But | could not well resolve the fact
that the Captains of each of the these COM
panies we're not in command. / ask for in
formation. What with rondo and other a
ceteras, the village Of Jackson has been kept
alive up to the moment of writing, and / will
conclude this, the first of my SERIES with the
simple remark that future occurrences will be
reserved for No. 2, and that / recommend
my scribblings to your mercy.
San Francisco.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

my brother to all time. "One thor...,,19
shorten ones existence. cannot sneaI lengths
write 10 my younger brother. fTb;nI 50 must
There Is my box which will be dnl, n , not decp1
you. Show 1t to father. think nv b,n,hsl erred'o
my relatives may like to see it. Nv I.,' andall
heed. You are still ignorant / An T,v.her ,. take
have,now' behold nine finger nails Which, All |
transferred 70 you with the box. When ,Cr VIII be
er brother gets them, he must NOT ca.' ny Young,
me In remembrance. N'aSe 70 hold
Written with all good will Foru,o.,
family on the sth year. I'd month Ssa 70 TIE
the reign Of the Emperor Ham Fung, ''" uaY Of
EPITAPH.
Green spring, await you in gladpes.
Who can obstruct or impede the vast harvo.
True felicity must come from self o,h.
After joyful spring, comes tedious au,u,u
Within the enclosed letter are two o.,s ,shtN.
of the value of s5; besides there Is sp'u a pieces
will also be delivered. "0A which
NY Dody hath gone before me- boyne an .
My youth was coupled with twenty spv0,. g9uds
unconscious Of 1t, but thus II was. I,rrssa vas
low the bridegroom of the Southern Hin. "iOl-
te"'I TIT Yn
Sing and dance; truth Is complete evi,
will again arouse the suspicion of foes ord smoke
Now let me wear the fiowered cap, wranneS men
en- garments, and my brow decorated ri,S Tim III god
tSigned,l An Kooxs sSnA Sma
May pity be as ceaseless as the motion ., :,
leaves Of the dancing pine tree famed bv vi voc
wings" Nepnyn
Music and the practice of the guitar hath II, ,
The spirit will mount borne by red incense f Ta y;
wrought. ~Oh
ran Ambrotype.l [Sgned,l Koos yor
True translation, by CHAs. I. CaRyuuo
Chinese Interpreter TO the Govt Of San Franci.,.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17


JoHS NuGENr.-Ths gentlemen sailed on
the last steamer for the East. His depart
nre was made the occasion for splenetic re-
marks, dictated by malice and jealousy,b by GER
tain San Francisco journals. What effect
these attacks will have abroad, we cannot
tell; but we are quite certain that in Cali.
fornia they will only injure those who made
them. Mr. Nugent's reputation cannot be so
easily blasted. The Democracy of Califor-
MIA owe him debt Of gratitude for the SER
vices he has rendered to the party, and they
will not be at all influenced by any petty
aud malicious charges that may be brought
against him. In the memorable campaign of
1856, the San Francisco Herald was pow
crful engine in behalf of the good cause, and
certainly contributed more to the election Of
James Buchanan than any other paper in
California--we had almost written than all
other papers in the State. He is writer
Of great vigor and ability, man of honor,
and too well known to be made to suffer by
his calumniators.