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SvoAn-The n. o. Crescent says-From all
the facts before us there is not a shadow OF
doubt bat that consumer viii have TO pay war
prices next season; and the market, instead OF
opening at 10 cents for prime sugar. will APP
preach nearer 12{ cents, aud low grades within
the range Of ten ccuts.
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr.. DUPoNCe'S GOLDEN FEMArE PILLS are infalll-
BILE in removing stoppaScs or Irregularities of the msnses.-
These Pills are nothing ner, hi. have bccs used by the Doc
tor for many years. both in France and America, with un-
paralsied success in every case, and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them, to make the pills pub
lie, for tie alienation Of those suffering from any Irregular
tiles whatever, as well as a preventive to those ladies whose
health vii: not permit an increase of family. Pregnant fe-
males, sr those surposing themselves to he so, arc cautioned
against using these Pills, as tile proprietor assumes no re-
sponsihIity after the above aimoni,ion, although their mild
ness would prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
LAUHlELINS & BCSlFIELD,
Gorn I-nr.. -.- pb;, .,,,,,.
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Hair D,C.-1tmskes no difference hos gray, or rcd,
or rusty the hair or vhisScrs may be, nE how much they
may have been injured hy bad dyes, RutcaelOr's HAIR
DYE will make thea a beautiful and lively Llaek or brown
without the least injury. And vii never fade or turn rusty
WARRANTED. Made and sold. o. applied Tin nins private
rooms) at BACHELORS Wig Factory, s3 broadway, New
York. None genuine except .'wv. a. BArcnE,0r" is on the
Label.
The senvine is sold in wheellnghy
7. IL. LOGAN & CO,
je2T:m Dridge Corner Druggists.
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No Is Monro. st.
Also for sale by T. II. LOGAN Z co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed TO tho above General Agents
they viii supply the trade ut Proprietor prices, and send
the Pills cOnfdentiallyt to ladies by mall, by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling P~ost.offcc.
N. p.-nr. Duponco's Golden Pulls, signature ~. Dnpon-
co" on every box; none other genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. APPLY
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For Rent.
Wheelinr Island -.

- FOR SALE.
THE undersigned oTers for sale All ia. ,,.
i Island uoE In the 6eespAney Of E,rs+.t q Nhetlns
Market Garden. lie has had Il laid O.. ~ ClIk, AZ 4
ranging in sits from One and a half TO FIVE S1,A sysh,
Torn Lots 10 the head Of the Island. s>%tS' Aca Gt
For beauty Of location, and fertility o: .oT- II.
Is not SURPASSED by anv or the Ohio River. ami . sopSttl
slrons OF obtaining 4 delightful location in N. rgr,s.2hitr
vsnient shs city, or to these Wishing to engage ~ n &C..
ness of Market Gardening, II oFers strons !air 49, VS.
purchase. "SSSrSa'a
plot OF the premises can he seen. OF MAXIM ,,,r..
to thS subscriber, Eho will give every infUrnStIns =
lion to II; and the terms Of sale will he very libel - 'ai'
FRANCIS n. ARMSTRONG
Atty In fact H-
ltH HENRY MOORE, Trust
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Z DARLEy-lU EeFSjust reed aud for saleby
mv92 III rs. A. EDWARDS & BRos&
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IN LBS. Iodidc Potash, A and b;
III g." Iodine, Resublimed;
10 oEs, Chry. Nit. Slver-for sale BY
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Previous to the execution, Belle Cora was
sent for at the request of the spiritual adviser
Of Cora, and they were formerly married by the
priest about thirty minutes before the execu-
ton. This was done at the request Of his spir-
itual adviser, who would not grant him absoiu-
ton until this ceremony had been performed
The woman appeared very Indignant, and look
ed angriIy at the members Of the committee.
She was reluctant about going to the rooms, but
finally consented, on receiyinga written request
from him to do so.
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Buggy and Harness for Sale

T.HD subscriber haE one good Buggy and set OF Harness,
L which he wishes to sell. Six months credit will be Civ
en-, the purchaser giving his note with approved security.
For Information, inquire Of tle subscriber, or at William
ie2i:1wS II rrPNs
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

P. I. HERBERT.-On Thursday after
noon last, committee of the citizens of
San Francisco, waited upon P. i. Herbert,
and presented him with a petition, numer-
ously signed, requesting him to leave the
State. The Chairman of the committee
addressed him thus =
"SIR-We have been delegated by our
fellow citizens to wait upon you and tender
you this package, which encloses petition
of about two thousand persons, residents in
this State, asking you to setlect some
other locality for a residence. The duty
which has been imposed upon us is painful
one, and we deeply regret the necessity
that has made our present mission to you;
but, having been delegated with power to
call upon you, and make known the wishes
OF our fellow citizens, we place this docu-
ment IN your possession as we have been
instructed"
The petition was in the following words !:
10 THE Hon. P L. HERBERT We.
the citizens of California, believing that
you have forfeited your claims and rights
as our Representative, and that, by your
course at The national capital you have
deeply injured the fair fame of the State
of California, both at home and abroad,
would therefore, take this course to make
known our wishes, and 70 respectfully re-
quest of you that you would not again
make California your residence.
California, August 20, 1856.
Herbert received the petitions and said
Gentlemen, will give ihem a respectful
consideration p
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

! LARGE WILD CAT.-A wildcat Of the
largest>size, was brought into town on Sat
urday last It was killed few miles up
the mountain, with arrows, by Wasly
Chief. The Indian also had several noun.
tain silver-grey squirrels, which were sold
at 81 per pair; the wildcat brought s2 so,
wildcat hash and squirrel stew being in
great favor with the Chinese population.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

RED JAcKET.-As specimen of th
indian mode Of thinking on the subject Of
religion, the Boston Post gives a para
graph from tie speech of Red jacket
which is omitted in the common xers5oy
When she missionary mentioned the ri
cffxion, Red Jacketreplied
/" Brother, if you white hen nlafdere,
the Son of the Great Spirit, we lndian
had nothing to do with it, and it is nom
of our affair. IF he had come among ua
we would not have killed him we wopn'
have treated him better. You 1nust MAJ
amends for that crime yourselves 81
Red Jacket took part with taa A1na4;
cans in the war Of 1872, and beconipo i i
tached to colonel who was ordered - !.
distant service, took his farewell ar 'ga "a
the following speech: =
"Brother | hear you are aoinp to ] nlooo
called Governors Island. / hone Won w;ll Tn
be Governor yourself. Iunderstand ,~o,, :,
white people think children great bless
ing. | hope you may have ten thousand
And above all, hope, wherever YOU NAV
go, you may never find whisky more than
two shillings quart.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

Row IN CHINA.-On last Friday free
fight occurred in the building fronting the
Chinese Theatre, in this place, in which
about one hundred Of the celestial Pigeye-
mists joined issue, to the serious injury OF
long cues and bald heads Several friend
ly Americans finally interfered and restor-
ed peace and quietness.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

TRUE B1LL-We learn that the Grand Jury,
now in session at Mokelumne Hill have found a
true bill of Indictment for murder, against Pedro
Espinosa, the Chlian, who shot the Mexican,
Francisco Gaieta His trial will be held in the
District Court, which convenes at Mokelumne
Hill on the first Monday of October.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

RICH CLAIM.-Messrs. King & Allen,
struck rich lode of gold last week about
one-fourth of mile east of this place,
which promises to be very remunerative.
Two men took out, in three days, $500.
A number of shafts are now being sunk
near the original discovery.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

TIE FLY CATCHER. The last Yankee
invention is a patent fiy-trap, got up by a
couple Of that ilk, and which is q all tia
the most fastidious could desire. " Itis !.
wire cage about foot square, with re-
volving cylinder covered with cloth, and
on which little melasses. is rubbed az d
bait The flies (like poor htf6lans, intent
on the present good without for the future, J
light upon the cylinder, which, moving by
species of clock-work, slowly carries them
under and up into trap from which there
is no escape, where thousands of them are
soon collected and disposed Of. 1t is al
very ingenious affair and will prove highly
useful.
A good story is told of " Bishop" who
was sent down to New York with one of
these machines, as I" specimen number. =
A butcher was very eesiroas he should
set it agoing in his shop, and in thskosirss
of half an hour Something less than 49,
Of flies had beea-1ss hived." The but
was pleased, but concldded. as hia On
:" all trapped, he did Mt "
chine. = every well, said Biz 4
Yankee, and won't be mean, nd as YOU
don't want my trap, ] won't take any ad.
vantage of you by carrying off your flies, :
and drawing the slide he liberated the
whole swarm about the butchers ears. and
beat retreat under cover of little the
loudest buzzing ever heard in that vicinity
-New Hagen Register.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

RAFFLE.-Mr. Coles celebrated race mare,
Dolly Hinton, was raffled for on the 2Ist, inst,
at the Knickerbocker Saloon" in this place,
and was won by Andy Stevenson for Mr.. Rob-
inson, of Third Crossing) by throw of 46
against 40.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

HsD~ Hon. Milton S. Latham and Thos.
j. Henley, Esq, will address the Democ-
racy of this place on the 28th inst And
Hon. Balie Peyton and r. N. Wood, Esq,
American Speakers, will address that party
on the 29th
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

CIRcUs.-Rowe & Co.'s Pioneer Circus will
give an exhibition in this place this evening
Having witnessed the performances of this Com
pany on one or two occasions, we can say that
they are deserving of patronage. Go and see
them
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

ARRIVAL. OF A New STAR.-A new
Theatrical Star by the name of Master
Hayne, arrived in San Francisco, on tho
evening of Sept. 10Th, and is at present
under the immediate attention of Mrs.
Julia Dean Hayne, the mother Of the
promising infant. "The mother and child
are doing we'll Bulletin.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

CAUGHT.-We learn that the band of
robbers who plundered Wash Teheran,
were taken at Cave City, on Monday the
18th inst. Four of them were shot and the
rest taken alive.-,yonora Herald.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24
ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY-On last F

ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY last Fri
day night gang of robbers attempted to
break into Latimer's store, but was prevent
ed from accomplishing their design by a
special police, ON duty near the place, who
were on the lookout for burglars The
robbers, five in number, were on horseback,
and scampered off when the alarm was
given. A few hours afterwards one of the
party was discovered, by Mr.. Latimer, in
the act of creeping up to a door in the
rear of the building, who when hailed, rose
to his feet and made tracks.
ROBBERS ABoUT.-Mr. Dickinson re-
siding between the Golden Gate and Spring
Valley House, was robbed on last Mon
day evening, by two Mexicans, of two hun
dred and ten dollars. Two other men
were robbed on the same evening, one of
So and the other of So, on the highway
near the Spring Valley House. Pistols
were drawn by the robbers.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

MURDER AT JAMESTOWN. - Sunday
night last, an Indian and Chileno met in
the street at that place, when the Indian
Immediately struck the Chileno heavy
blow with the back of an axe he had in
his hand lie then turned the edge of
the axe and struck him in the mouth,
almost completely severing the lower jaw
He then drew knife and inflicted several
stabs in the back The Chileno died
almost instantly. The Indian was taken
into custody by the authorities. It IS
said that the cause of this atrocious deed,
was dispute regarding a mining claim
between the parties.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

MINERS CoNvENTIoN-We direct at
tention to the able address, published in
another column, oe the Miners Central
Committee of this county. The Conven-
ton is called to meet in San Andreas on
the 18th day of October, (the second Sat
urday,) and as a full delegation is expected
to be present, it behooves miners to be on
the alert and see that the right kind of
men are sent as Delegates from the differ
ent Precincts.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

DRESS in NEwPoRT.-A lady writes
from Newport: (" We have to dress about
nine times a nay here First we put on a
dress to dress in. Then we are ready for
breakfast. After that we dress for the
beach, then for the bath, then for dinner,
then for the drive, then for the ball, and
then for the bed. IF that isn't being put
through a regular course Of dimity and
dimonds, then | am no Judge of such per-
formances.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

SILLERY-MoUss' IRE. QuALITE, was
The mysterious label on several bottles of
genuine i" Heidsieck," furnished us by
Messrs. Buffum & Thompson, of the Knick-
erbocker Saloon, yesterday, just as the paper
was going to press. The ice and et-ceteras
accompanying the treasure, made the gift
doubly valuable. The Knickerbockers
were kindly remembered as we drank a
flowing bumper, to the success of the
San Andreas Independent.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

I. 0. O. F.-On Wednesday evening
last, Most Worthy Grand Patriarch Pres
colt Robinson, of Sacramento, instituted
Lone Star Encampment, No. 10, at No
kelumne Hill. The following officers were
elected and enstalled to serve for the bal
ance of the term:
Dr. L. Sober, G. p; O. f. Tibbits, II.
P; I. S. Louttit, S. W; M. G. Ferguson,
Jr. W.; A. R. Young, T.; Chas. w.
Littler, S.
The Order in this county is in flourish
ing condition. Within the past year two
Subordinate Lodges and one encampment
have been instituted-San Andreas Lodge
No. so, at San Andreas; Mokelumne
Lodge No. A, and Lone Star Encamp-
ment No. 10, at Mokelumne Hill.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

THANKS. We are indebted to Mr..
Charles Faville, our Post Master, for fa-
vors, in furnishing us with full files of
San Francisco papers also papers from the
Atlantic States On his counter may be
found all the papers and Magazines of the
day, which he retails at San Francisco
prices.
PACIFIC ExPREss-M E. G. Ste
vens, of the Pacific Express, has kept us
regularly supplied with Stockton and noun
tain papers. We are also indebted to him
for files Of Eastern papers We are also
indebted to Mr.. j. Knight, of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, for favors ex-
tended to us:
We shall ever hold in remembrance
Mr.. R. II. Brotherton of the Telegraph
Office, for the spirit of accommodation man.
ifested by him towards us.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

Missouri ELECTIoN-Th St. Louis
Republican states that Trusten Polk is
elected Governor of the State by hand
some majority, together with the entire
Democratic ticket. The vote for Governor
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

A TURKISH BEAUTY enjoyed the
pleasure this morning of being introduced
to very handsome Turkish lady, in order
to give me an opportunity of witnessing
perfect specimen of Oriental beauty
After good deal of persuasion she allowed
me to copy her profile. Her eyes and eye-'
lashes were intensely black, though | sus-
pect the latter were stained of deeper dye
than the natural one. Her complexion
was beautifully fair, with the. slightest
tinge oflcarnation sufused over the cheek.
Her lips sweet lips that make us sigh
even to have seen spch Her glossy hair,
which was hungwith kalemkeir or painted
handkerchief, representing a whole par
terre Of flowers, feEa II ioozs cnrls 'lposl
her shoulders, and down her hagg.egllssysro;J hgelsyz
wore short black velvet Jacket, enft hl,,o
cred with gold lace trousers of sky and
silk; an Under jacket Of pink crapssbirts
one of those beautiful transparent ,If "a
which rayish the beholder, and "la -
veal the charms they f;lin would hie;rclad
A magnificent Persian shawl en- form,
her waist, which had natures owro o,,,al
never having been compressed by tn sl;,,
bondage of stays. Her feet were r,r,naa
pers and two or three ugly rings detaiIs of
her white and slender fingers, the rrannd
which were dyed with henna. .ssrIs
her neck she wore double row of D slriu
from which hung an amulet Her ttat,t
was very white and beautiful, the consSs.l
use of her dry vapor bath having reaueen
tito highly polished marble, and it
looked as glossy and as cold. She was
we'll pleased with the drawing made.
and ON rising to go away, she put on her
yellow boots over the beautiful white foot
and ankle which u was sin to concesh,
then donning her casmack and cloak, ~ 80
bade us adieu with grace and elegas
which few English ladies could eouaie
No wonder the TurFs igh fog ParadK.sx
when they believe .eaven to be heogsS p
with houris such as these 4ldyo oisft
to Coastantanople.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

ROBBERS CAUGHT. "A note from,
& knights Ferry to Mr.. Vansvckle af
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express, reeeiyei i
by stage yesterday, says:
We have caught three robbers seoa
~; ai, oaries man up here, the one that was
ri ROBBED a';11 on on the road II all probability,
,ss we VIII get some seven oreight more to-elay
ine miners are determined to catch them.
Up-CobNTR4 FIREmES We ,o.rn
that a splendid fremana csg and ! s;ls,o-
s. so',s.s a5 nave oeen purchased in this ~ga.
= y H. Iasssls. hove q Co., to be pres ~
70 lne successful competitors Ii 4 foot sasl
70 : come on between the firenpkn Of 81 :
'sl and jamestown. The Iacs .;li
.aas e e place IN the Circus Which Per
70 Sonora, On Taesdy, sept.bnsb.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

brothers dying form It last solemn
hour, and buried the dear wanderer there
by the side of the river in that land of
gold, viii, I trust, sustain me in that re-
solve. Will YOU not, my hnsband3"
His gIstening eyes, his sad, sweetsmile
was her answer. The Judge left the
room, and when, an hour.aiter, he returned
Esss Vt 4 more subdued manner took
part fl the entertainments of the bridal
guests, no one eossld fell to see that he
too had determined to banish the enemy
at once and forever from hisp43nccly home.
Those who were present atthat wedding
can never forget the impression so solemnly
made Many from that hour foreswore
the social glass Oli0e Branch.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

OUR CoUNTY.-There is no County In
the State that offers greater inducements
to the emigrant than does Calaveras. Here
are found mineral lands of the greatest
wealth The rivers, the gulches, hills,
ravines and placers amply repay the miner
for his toll, and our agricultural resources
are just as great The soil in every valley
is good, bringing forth abundantly, and
even the hill-sides are cultivated and sup
ply us with grain. The road which leads
from Carson's valley to Murphy's camp, is
acknowledged by all to be the most con-
venient and best, leading frem thence into
the State. In a very short time, and with
but little expense this could be made the
most available route, and would pour thou
sands of emigrants into our borders that
have heretofore taken different routes, be-
cause this was not surveyed Then our
citizens will compare in enterprise, sociality
and warm hearted hospitality with any here
or elsewhere. To immigrants we would
say only give us call.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

THOROUGHLY TANNED LEATHER.
Lynn, Mass, as man was engaged in
digging potatos on Boston street, he struck
with his hoe hard substance, and on re-
moving the earth found it to be the board
cover of vat or pit. He pursued his
prospecting, and in short time took out
a large quantity of tanned leather, in
GOOD condition. 1t appears, on inquiry,
that many years ago the spot was covered
by tannery, which was destroyed by FIRE.
Since that period the ground has been
cultivated, but no signs Of the " old tannery'
were discovered until yesterday. 1t is
calculated by that venerable individual,
the oldest inhabitant, that the leather
IN question must have been in the vat at
least seventy-fve years. rs.-Boston Journal.
M. STRAKoscH A SPECULAToR. The
Albany Argus says: Strackosch, the
musical composer, when he first visited
Chicago in 1852 with Parodi, was induced
to make small investment in real estate,
which was subsequently added to on re-
visiting the city every year. The cash
value of his purchases in that city is now
over 100000. Mr.. S. has also invested
considerable sttmsin Wisconsin, Dubuque,
Davenport, &c. The value of his property
amounts in the aggregate, to about $780,
900. e
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24
San JOAQUIN COUNTY AGAINST HIGH

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY AGAINST HIGH
WAYMEN.-A public meeting of the citi-
zens of Stockton was held last Saturday
for the purpose of organizing a company
to scour the country and clear it of the
robbers who now infest the high-ways-
The Argus remarks that the miners around
Knights Ferry are doing good service in
this matter, and are busily securing their
district, and either capturing or driving
off all those who saunter about there for
the purpose of robbing travellers.
New TYpE.-The Independent appears
in an entirely new dress Of type, from the
Foundry of the Messrs. johnson & Co.,
Philadelphia. The press is one of Hoes
best No. 3, Washington pattern Messrs.
O'Meara & Painter, 132, Clay street, San
Francisco. are the agents for the maunfac-
turers with them can be found every ar
ticle required in a printing office. More
gentlemanly and accommodating business
men, than Messrs. O'Meara & Painter, are
not to be found in California. We advise
our typographical brethren to call and see
their large assortment Of printing material.
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

,yenty-six counties stands -
San Andreas independent., 1856-09-24

To Our PATRoNs. s.-The anxiety felt
by the public, to receive the first number
OF our paper, induced Us to issue it on
Wednesday morning,-three days IN adj
vance Of the time we intended to publish.
Saturday being our regular day of issue,
and in order that we may have ample time
to fit up the Office as it should be, in ar
ranging the splendid assortment of JOB
Tvpe. we will not issue the second No.
until Saturday, the 4th Of October, after
which, the Independent will appear regu-
larly on Saturday morning. Those who
are conversant with the great labor in
fitting up new printing Office, will readily
grant us this slight indulgence, especially
as the delay will be an advantage to all in
terested, and give cur friends time to send
in their orders and advertisements before
the regular issue Advertisers who are
disappointed in not seeing their cards in
this paper, on account of our early issue,
will please hand in their favors in time
for next number. All advertisements and
communications should be handed in on or
before Friday, noon, of each week.