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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

made ~i!:e fill i:r0~eJt. ~ !ho contents OF ihs re-
i!' :: = 80 u. ;. ;,;oa II ny p1Ssesa'"' t"F
rrr"f' :''i!'rr i;h III ti";".I inn' "t III" )i'E
and rrk.. ss.':: '"r'? Il; ". al L,ccmpIH, by NJ!
Books, cna OF the orri; III The surveyor general :
office. am Informed. iG y Litter from NJ. Brooks,
that la placed ;li-:G in tho hands OF Gen.
Msolean. the chief CLERK in the surveyor gen,
erals ollie. On the 9Th day of January l
approached on the subject. that the Demo
cratic party had a majority i'll the Legislature, and
authorized the publication Of such statement.
came TO Washington with no particle of doubt on
my mind As TO the result. On the Saturday nigh. at
ter my arrival in Washington called to pay my reg.
poets to old friend, Judge Douglas, and before
leaving he placed in my hands paper he had Just
| Received from Kansas. This pape: contained what
purported to bs the dispositions oil The judges OF cleo
ton for the precinct Of Delaware Crossing; and in
hch the Judges dsposea that there were but forty
three votes polled at that precinct. coald NOT act
or form my opinion upon newspaper Puoiea.'oh
bui | immediately informed my friends that II tue
| statement co made should prove true, they must In
eviabiy control my action. l have received aho
| opened return from the Delaware Crossing pre-
cinct which gives 10 the Democratic party
| majority OF 37y votes, and would thus secure
a majority 10 the Democratic legislative TICK
ct Of L.aveuworth county, and majority on
joint ballot in the legislature, under the constitution
II the judges Of election at that precinct furnish TO
me, as informed Governor Denver before leaving
ksnsas, reliable and sworn statement that but Tor
tythree votes were polled there should make my
sef party 10 the fraud il declined to be governed
by the oslhs Of The judges. 1t is question going to
the legality Of the returns. Of that may judge and
determine. l shall do SO; and in my determination
shall BIZ governed by justice and truth aud the right
lii shall, it probably will, p!ace the government
Of the State OF Kansas in the hands Of my enemies, no
one will regret il more; but yet one, not even
black republican, could perform the duty with more
Of tho consciousness OF right than I shall feel in
the honest discharge Of my official duties. | have
written TO Gov. Denver to procure the sworn state.
nen.. Of tbs Of this cOntroverted precinct, and
to have them taken under such circumstances as will
secure free and unbiased exhibition Of facts. BY
the sworn statements, 30 procured shall be govern
ed in giving the certificates of election 10 the mem
bers oftne legislature from Lesvenworth county.
j. CALHOUN.
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STATUE OF WASHINGTON AT RICHMOND

Virginia !. about to erect .tatue to her noble SON
Georxe Washington. The day fixed for the celehra
ton ia The 22d inst the anniversary of his birth. The
whole country will lock with interest on the sFe,ts
ola. We trus. inst the influence Of the scene will
hello to inyeorate the spirit Of patriotism ar unity
throughout, The country. As TO hospitality. We know
hat Will be uubounded We hope Northern men,
who are within visiting distance, will make arrange.
ments to be there, snd unite with their fellow citizens
in ihs good work Senator Mason went to Boston
10 unit. In the celebration OF the Inauguration of
Frapklin's statue. We trust the visit will be recpro
c.ted -TN.,c York Journal Of Commerce.
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LATER FROM sALTLAKE AND TIE PLAINS

LATER FROM SALTLAkE AND TIE PLAINS:
sT. Louis, Feb. 2U-1ha Salt Lake mail has arrived
at Indrpendeua.. The conductor reports snow from
ons to six fee, deep the mountsins and the wealth.
sr intensely cold. The mails brings dates from Camp
Scott of January |. The troops were in good spirits
Col Johnston is said to he we'll advised as to the
movements Of the aaints," who are making active
preparations for resistance. Their regulations are
very stringent.
Governor Cumming ia performing his duties az
governor Of the Territory as far as be il able.
The mail trim met with many Indians on the way
and all were friendly, as far a. could be Judged from
external appearances.
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W. D. REYNOLDS. Secretary.
SANTA ANNA.

The Havana correspondent Of the Charleston Cou
rer mentions report, which be believes 10 be well
founded, that Santa Anna Is to arrive there in
private vessei, !n dsguss to join the SPauards who
are then 10 proceed to Vera Cruz.
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LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT IN RICHMOND

An interesting account Of the reception OF General
Scott 10 the Senate anu also in the House Of Dele.
gates, on Saturday last. will Do found 10 another
column,
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CosrrRxED The Senate of the United States,
on the i0.h inst. confirmed the appointment Of Mr.
William Ketlinger Postmaster Of Charlottesville
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The handsome and exact Lithographo vic" Vi Tut
VIRGINIA WAsHISoToS MONUMENT, puoisneo pS
Richie & Dunnavaut, and to be sold for 'iie oen.h
of the LADIES MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION VIII Of
found at the bookstores Of Messrs. Nash u "ooa'
house, G. NJ. West, A. Morris and j. w. Nahooph
Mr.. WIN. A. Irvine has kindly rendered bis serVces lt
take charge Of them on the Square hope al pelhos
will avail themselves Of this opportunity 10 procure
this beautiful specimen of art, especially as nie pro-
c.eds arc to be devoted to so prasewortY purpose
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The BALLS AT The Ballard House. the Z"
ing'on Monument Ball. will :aks pace. Al
sou Hail, th- Young Guard will ose the fss;i'i
tie day, on their part, BY n graad ball, To VIII
officers OF The various military companies are i
Hon. Edw ard Everett and o.h..r distinguished :
ages ars expeclsi. Ar ID, Monticello lIoa"
the theatre, IN. Improved Order OF Red VI
have taary 6aI winch promises 10 be b
nff.ir. Tomorrow nignr, Pnpnix Fire Comps'
g. will VIVA up the celebration viii bal q! Je;
Hall. Promousd. An
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22
THE RECEPTION OF GENERAL WINGFIELD
Sf,0rT

SCOTT,
BY the two branches Of the General Assembly. on
Saturday, one Of the most interesting incidents
within bur knowledge. In carriage with the com
miltees OF the Senate and House and Col. Smith, OF
the v. NJ. Institute and escorted by the Lexington
Cadets, Gen. Scott was received by Lleut. Governor
Jackson, of the Senate and Mr.. Speaker Cru:ch6eld
ofthe House. 10 brief bat .ouchlngy eloquen. addree
ses. Gen. Scott never spoke feeogly or effective
ly-as evidenced by the hearty shou's that burst
sors,l. The whole sceae was deeply interesting.
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VISITING FIRENEs on the 22l, will find ar
house and an abundance of refreshments.
Hook and Ladder depository on lOh street, b.
Main aud Cary. The Richmond D.p,r
have provided nr,pie accommodations for ,'I-I'
ing brothers, and viii loave nothing unGon4 To-
their comfort.
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VIsiTiNo CoCScILs.-The council. o. PETE
Ere iercksbu.g, Alexandra and o'her place.
State, will be entertained to-day by tho g-a'
composing the council Of this city. Three "
havs teea spread in the room aijoinin! The |
Chamber, and from the large number OF c..
saw carried in there lnst Saturday, together SIX
Suspicious looking square baskets on whr.
painted letters which seemed TO spell ''Hsid.a'
suppose there will DO An "sld-rmanic fedS.
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CANE AND SPY GLASS OF WASHiNG ioN'
ia obedience to general ~ish, ths Lad'e' h"Ve
decided tina. rcserred seats may be secured at 'hs
Theatre Tomorrow, Tuesday morning. " cow
TO witness the presentation OF the Cah' CIV 'fy
glass Of Washington to be followed by M H'''''
Grafton on the Father of his country.
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CITY CoUSciL.-A called meeting OF this D
held on Friday night, but no business OF int
transacted, except the adoption OF resou!I'
ding for The Illumination of the CITY Hal. !.
auolh.r, author z!ng the Mayor 10 employ :.
cial Policemen 20 preserve order on TIE
Square on the 22i.
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Open Hou-E.--The Richmond Greys, Capt. {
have secured portion OF the large building o:
vernon street, owned by the estate of VIM. Mt:
deceased for the - Instant, and intend TO k-,
open house daring the day. A long table, boun-
supplied with solids and liquids will be spread
forenoon, for the entertainment Of visiting
reers during the day. The entrance to this h...
18th street. nearly opposite the State Court Il
aud the gallant Greys invite their brethren 10
10 cal aud be refreshed.
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v.spINGTON's CANE AND SPY-GL;Ss.

WASHING iUN-" Ns'iN'. fNH II
On the invitation Of the La1iss "f TIE Mount ''r
non Association, Et.:g;d Eys'.':, E-G "'!l as''''
his Grafton on Washington, oa Tu..taH MORNING. e
hruary Esd. in IL. Theatre which Mes-rs' NUKE ~
ca, have kindly rendered for the occasion. in''',
disi-ly before the Grafton, Col. @. W. Muhioto ""'
in ,he name o: Tie Lsdts, rrss-; to Mr. EVeFe. '''
Cane of Washns:nu. ard to VIM. l.. 1ance!' ~
The Spy Glass used BY the Father Of hs COUNT: 80
The ceremonies will commence precisely al
the doors bau: opened at II NJ. Ioke. .. 60, 60.
mission 81 each-to be obtained IN aaVa'ce d. '"s
Theatre.
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REsloyATIos AND APPoISraEsT,-1s..'
son, who, for l5 years, held the position o.
the Farmers Bank at DanviIe, has re-. =.
WIN. s. Patton has been appointed to d. 49,
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VIsiTERs AT DEAF AND DUMB ASp bl
sTITUrIos.-The following named geni.e1'
been appointed by Gov. Wise, visitors o. +.
and Dumb and Blind Institution in Staun'oc
II. Skinner, George Baylor, Atsaiom ~.
w. II. Hartman. Augusta Samuel Z. WEE;
nandoah; l.. w. Glassbrook, Richmond
LauRhlin. Rockbrldge.
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CHARtorrEsvfLLE ExPoSEsr.-Johnp.
Esq, proposes TO publish new De'noc'''"
Charlottesville under the above TILE.
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Dr.. EDwIr PRIcI, who reeiied many
Charlotte county, Va, where he was ~ D.
physician Of John Randolph. died IN D.
No, on the 25.h ult.
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No PAPER To. MoRRow.-To.day will be ob:.t
by the citizen. of Richmond as holiday; and !
able al! connected with this establishment to psi
pate in the ceremonies of the day, the Enquire
not be issued again until Wednesday morning |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

DRowsEp.-A seaman, by the name =. :.
Amistesd, late OF Matthews county, Tss CIV,
Tuesday nigh; by falling oyerooard i;G-
New Packet, while on his trip 10 SorioE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

Ma. EvERETr.-Mr. Everett has conseo''
liver his address on the character OF Was1'
Fredericksburg, at an early day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-22

SUICIDE IN GILES CoUSTY.-We lear
respondent of The South West, pun.
Court. Houee, that VIM. Harman, nVIpti =.
Creek. committed suicide by banging -
two weeks ago. The cause is unknoN''
Qr,n,Dv- man namsd Thought, uS -
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WAS conyersaut with the matter at time. thai more
money was expended IN discussing 'he pr"prlefy o!
giving them hi '1.,a pay than both sums amounted
to- Therefore, repeat. that 1t iseconoioy, on Inc
BART Of thi. House, 10 adopt the majority report
need not Tel! this lIoase that am in favor ot 70
t-euchment ard reform in every instance ana
iect has already besn indicated By my votes
I will 90 heart and hand with the mos oco
nomjcal member to .rke even few ceuts OIL the
burden. taxation which tina poor AMI worthy PEG
pc o. nv hills and valleys now grooming Ender.
I arr in favor Of any and every thing that will pro
tsc, the "TseGsurcc, Trcasuri'' as poe,i, ally 80
pressed by the gentleman from Logan and Boouei
but in my humble opinion there Is DO economy IN
adopting the report OF the gentleman from Monon'
gala for does not and cannot provide Tor inc otter
elaps" which follow the "putiic letting OF pubic
printing" in the way Ct Increased compen'
sstion for losses sustsined under that system
I pretend TO know something sboa printing, a:d l
fesl that those gentlemen cannot undertake. at ID cts
end do justice 70 themselves. Mr.. Wynres foreman
was before committee estitying e: tho socltH.
ton CT the gentleman from Stafford, for reduction
and he swo-s positively, that it cost, upon melt
ejaculation "3S cents per 1000 ems for comparing and
imposing a form for the p:e.s." Consequently that
leaves only margin OF cents profit al the 45 cent?
bid Printing materials are very costly, and types
that are much used have ~ be removed often. The
typo on which the Baltimore Sun is printed have TO
be renewed two OF thraa times year. know mat
tact, from my pe-eonal knoTledge. and Suppose a
pablo printer would have Ia renew h's pretty Often
from the amount Of puplic documents which have
been laid upon my table Where then is his prof. after
he pays for new type house rent frewood tsxes 60
IL il not p!siu TO any ard every gentleman on this
so,. mat profit of cents per 1000 en-, i, not 50:
hce0t to keep up such all establishment as public
PRIMER ought 10 keep i'll order TO perform the WORK
SATISFACTORILY How then he do the work a, that
price7 Why. only by reducing the present price
paid to is workmen. That is the only way that he
can make any thing by this rs per cent. reduction,
and | am satisfied that ,Eis Legislature will never
permit itself 10 be instrumental in reducing the
wsSss Of tina. respectable class Of individuals called
iourneymea prnters-a class that has done more for
your country, intellectually than any other class in
il. They are the men @Lo work night and day, as
our land and country; and by vote of nina shall
their wages already too low, be reduced.
Tie latest ard most re.renching reform that ex
pectsd 10 achieve In this printing matter was by the
hJon, Standing COMMITTEE, Recommended "a the re-
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work or give up her interest to company, and such
only az can deposit with the Comptroller such sum
"a Ge forfeited in of failure as would insure Ia
completion ut the earliest possible moment.
,.solvsi That we earnestly request the representa-
ty.s cf this city in the Senate and Houee OF Dele
gates to press resolution simar to the foregoing on
the attention OF the Assembly of the State, and to use
their utmos; eIertio3c 20 affect ts passage.
During the absence OF t.s committee, ID. 1. Bls6ia
ESQ, entertained the meeting With an interesting &C
coun, OF the feeling excited at The North and Wes!
in behalf of this great work, and OF tine proposals
which had been obtained from capitalists IL GeT
Yort, to complete this Improvement without coat to
the State, provided suitable charter could be OBJ
tanned.
Mr.. T. T. Chopper offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved. That No deem il eIpedient tina. COM
ittee of ~ be appointed to visit Richmond for the
purpose Of comforting with aDd urging upon the mem
bers of the Legislature the Importance OF this great
scheme-and the chair appointed MessTa. ID T Bisbe,
K Borun. Marshall Parks, Henry Irwin. Henry
Ghissliu T Summers, Ands-soo. 3 hodges,
G W Farant, Jno B Whitehead, w P Stewart, Chss
Rowland. Conway Whit,le. j L Allyn, j Jas Moore,
L r Chopper, J II Hendren, n King, VIM Tny'
lor. Jas L Barry.
On motion OF Henry Irwin, Esq, 1t wes
Resolved, That the thanks OF the citizens are due
and are hereby heartily rendered 10 ID. 7. Bisbe,
ESQ his active exertioos In behalf of The inter.
eats 80 intimately connected with the welfare Of gu.
oity and tha, We cordially commend him 10 the mem
beers of the General Assembly as gentleman worthy
of their confidence and as representing the views OF
our citizens on this crest questionable water line CT
Virginia.
On motion Of H. Irwin. EsG., It was
Resolved, That q Finance Committee be appoint
ed 10 rscsve funds 10 defray the expenses o. ssid
committee.
The Chair appointed II. Irwin, T. T: Cropper, j.
Hardy Hsndren, q. w. Grandy sud Charles Row
land.
On motion Of II. GhissliI, Esqit Tas
Resolved, That these proceedings be published In
by all papers IN the State friendly to the csuse, and
that they urge the calling Of similar meetings to this
one throughout the State.
On motion, adjourned.
KADER BlGGs, Chairman.
W. D. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
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NSuI'
BILLS REPORTED.
Mt. JOHNSTON, Of II from the committee OF
finance, reported bill 10 authorize the Corporation
Court of Winchester 10 correct erroneous Assess,
meut OF house and lot in said corporation, the pro
perty OF Chas. E. Graves aud John Linn, sud to 4
ihs assessment OF the same at $6DU.
Mr. PAXTON, from special committee, reported q
bill to regulate the purchase Of materials and
featured articles for the Of Internal Improvement
companies in which the State is a stockho!der.
Mr.. HcoE, from special DOM nirres, reported q
bill providing for general elections and The election Of
county officers. He also presented a report en- this
subject, which was ordered to be printed.
sESAri BILLS PAGsED.
The following Senate bills wsrs taken up ami pass
| ed:
To provide for the CORE ton of an erroneous
ment OF tract OF land n Fairfax.
For the relief Of A. T. Byrd, late Sheriff Of Rocking.
ham county.
Amending the frst section of charter Of the 81
Mary's Female Academy and Orphan Asylum, IN thu
city Of Norfolk
RkSoLurIoss OF ISauihY.
On motion Of Mr.. DucKwALL, the Committee o.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30
Obituary.

,,rn Nov. ID, 1857, near Grcencastle, Ind,
giIS' : 'Daingeraeld, aged 5s years,
o..,sed was an uncle to the Hon. VIM. p. Dain.
o'J of Shasta, and the rcvered father of Mr.
,nroraeld of this paper. lie was the last sur
.r INIT one of nine brothers. all of whom were
ooor winchester, Frederick County, Virginia.
:, .,moyed to Indiana in 1885, shortly after set
~ :, Al Greencastle, engaged in the business of a
,oi.t and remained in and near that place un-
,hi. DEATH Mr.. Dalngerfeld, it is but the truth
-, was ever esteemed as an honorable and up
|, =, eitzen. an honest man, and a Christian in
|. +rue sense of the term. He had been a con-
..,.0t member of the Methodist Church for fifteen
/. .uonty years and when. after tedious and
.Drol illness, Death closed the scene around him,
!, calm and easy was the passage Of his soul from
18th +, Heaven that those who watched around
1. diving couch scarce could tell the moment when
n. immortal spirit, released from its prison, took
\. fight for the regions Of eternity.
5. Death is the port where all may refuge find,
The end of labour, entry unto rest;
heath hnth the bounds Of misery connn'd,
Whose sanctuary shrouds affliction best
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30
Summons.

ST.dTE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amador County.
Justices Court Township No. g. Before Justice Jno.
Doble.
The People of the State of California 10 James
Donnie, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
i undersigned, at his Office in Volcano, in Town
ship No. 3, on the 10Th day of January A. d. 1858,
at two o'clock, p. NJ, to answer unto the complaint
of Robert Stewart who sues to recover the sum Of
one hundred and six dollars and seventy-flve cents,
on accounts assigned by Geo. johnson and Theo.
Voight, for goods wares and merchandise sold and
delivered to you at your instance and request,
when Judgment will be taken against you for the
above amount, with costs aud damages, il you fail
to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county:
Make due service and return hereof
Given under my hand, this 18th day of January,
1853 JOHN DOBLE,
Justice of the Peace.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30
sheriff and Tax Collector-County Clerk
and County Recorder


To the Editors Of the Lelgcr l hope you
will be kind enough to permit me to mention
publicly, through your columns matter that
is considerably talked of in private circles
l allude to the idea of separating the office
of Tax Collector from that of Sheriff, and
the Office of County Recorder from that of
County Clerk. Can there be any good rea-
son produced to show why the Sheriff should
be cr c6ieiO Tax Collector, or the County
Clerk cr c6ieio Recorder? Those who will
take the trouble to investigate, will find that
there is no such reason. In the first place,
the officers named are paid in fees and per
centage; and hence to seperate them would
not cause an increase of taxation, an increase
of costs 10 itigants, or an increase of expense
in any shape Now, it will be admitted that
by imposing too many duties on an officer, his
efficiency in the discharge Of each and all of
them is liable to be impaired so that the
most correct policy is to limit their duties
within bounds that will enable them to do
justice to all matters under their charge. In
a government like ours, it is good principle
to avoid placing too much power and infu-
ence in the hands of any one man. or of
few men-a principle that applies as well to
local, or County governments, as it does to
general, or State governments f; all Of which
goes against this thing of making one man
the incumbent Of several Offices, especially
good paying mes, at the same time.
There may be some who have one eye, Cor
perhaps both on the position of Sheriff, or
that Of Clerk, who will oppose the abatement
of the monopoly but | think that great
majority of the people would be pleased with
the proposed change. It is at time when
no officer or asprant has any right to COM
plain. There is to be an election next fall,
and aspirants "who would not have" either
of the Offices after division, would by no
means be compelled to take them. The Off
ces would not pay big fortunes-neither
should they but they would yield a good,
comfortable living, with something over, and
plenty of as good men as there are in the
county would gladly accept the positions
In many of the counties they have already
Tax Collectors and Recorders, and bills have
been introduced to make the same provision
for many other counties. Why not call the
attention of our members of the Legislature,
and have Amador added Come, gentle
men, give all hands chance--let us have no
more monopoly" of Offices, that is, one man
holding two or three.
| am proposing too much of trespass up
on your columns, but by publishing you will
oblige one of your most attentive readers
Yours truly, CITIZEN.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30

1t appearing to my satisfaction that a cause of
action exists in favor of the above plaintiff and
against the above named defendant, and that said
defendant cannot be found il is therefore ordered
that service OF the foregoing summons be made by
publication in the "Amador Weekly Ledger a
newspaper published in the town Of Jackson, in
said county, for two weeks, and that said defend
ant be required TO answer to said summons on or
before the I'd day of February, 1858, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. JOHN DOBLE, j. +.
len 23 l4-2w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-01-30
Genuine Articles.
Clough,s Saw Will,

At the Foot of Grass Valley, Amador County.
rTNlE undersigned respectfully notifies the public
l. that his Saw MILL located above, has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired, and provided with
a splendid, new steam engine, and is now in ex-
celent running order, whereby he is enabled to ill
all orders for Lumber at the shortest notice. He
has any quantity of the finest quality of timber on
hand and within reach, and customers may depend
upon being supplied with good article of any de-
scription Of Lumber they may require.
Eso- Seasoned Sugar Pine Lumber on hand.
Prices TO suit the times.
A. p CLOUGH.
June 33-3m