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RUNAWAY

Iron the subscriber the LIST day Of July negro boy
A. named HENRY Of copper color feet inches
high, is years old and weighs about 1870 pounds. He
raised in East Tennessee, near McMnnvlle. He
will probably make his way back there. | bought
him from Mr.. Terry Of East Tennessee | will give ten
dollars he is caught In my neghborhood, twenty hve
dollars taken out of the county ATTY dollars he
East Tennessee When taken he Is n be delivered 10 me-
or confined 50 that can get him. DAVID NJ ALLEN
y3 seven miles south Of Nashville, Tenn
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DY virtue o. decree Of the Chan cry Court Nashville,
ID al is May term lsG in the Gauss VIM Pybus Samuel
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pose public the highest bidder the Court
yard in said city all the property both real and personal be-
longing the said Telegraph Company In the Stale Of
tennessee and Georgia. consisting Of apparatus wires posts
fixtures, furniture, and the right u way, &c.
TEkNs-Saii property viii be sold a credit % six aad
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Removal Extraordinary.

OWING to the recent burning out Of Nc TT
~ Combs corner, the Funeral Under'ak- 6z.nzzzZzw
ing Establishment Of J. w. McCombs removed to No -
Deaderick street. between summer and Cherry streets
in the house formerly occupied by Cram shepherd
Carriage Ware Room, where he is prepared attend 70
everything in way Of funeral Undertaking, usual
jyl4-u
STOP THIEVES-$100 REWARD.
1.-TWO FRESHMEN, names unknown, have stolen my Ne
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homa travelling foot Sam is about years old weighs
about $40 pounds dark complexion rather rough features
large blarng eyes He has carrying brick to ason
and likely the hair of the top OF his head
The induced him to thi that they carrying him
zee State, but think they intend TO tsell him. viii
give so for the boy and t00 for the apprehension Of the
thieves and the boy. jy IA N. p. AKIN.
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Rev. Albert Barnes New Book.
WHO ARE THE BLESSED?'

WHO ARE THE BLESSEDl
". 7. BERRY & co. have just received
Who Are the Blessed:
Or, MEDITATIONS ON THE BEATITUDEs. containing
1. An Introduction. g. The Mercih
q The Poor in Spirit. T. The Pure in Heart
g. The Mourners. g. The Peace Makers
4. The Meek. O. The Prosecuted
s. The Hungry and Thirsty. 10 The Conclusion.
One VOL, limo. Cloth
Extract from ne Preface.
The substance Of these "Metaons" has been presented
by the author his people in the House God He has
found instruction and edhcstion in meditaing upon His
Sermon the Mount and has regarded the opening
portion peculiarly adapted convey instruction in refer
the Rise and Progress Of Religion the soul He
believes that these simple explanations and exhortaons
have been kindly received by the people he minis
:ers in holy things and he commits them the world
with the hope that they revive pleasant and profitable
reflections in the mind Of those who have heard
fore and be instrumental in doing good Of 9TH
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at least may find that pesal which he found
in its preparation.
". T. BERRY q co. have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. Dr..
Gard, Of Scotland
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sVtuE Assssasst Ran having ben eonp's.ss ana y.
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A. an AVA ~ ths ispecep 81 fAxpayeFt during Hnieh
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Leather Betting.

Also large lot Of Copper Bars and Rivets, and Lace
Leather Of all kinds.
Cash, BY b. z CUTTER,
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Advances.

THE undersigned will make Cash consign
mens Of Wheat Racon, Flour and other Produce to his
correspondents in Charleston aud Savannah.
JOSEPH NASH.
NASHVILLE June Goth 1s5s-3ms
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Ladies fine black Kid slipper a,
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ID lot Of White BrjantSs and Frepch Spot and Jaecne'
Bands l,etsl NeCtELI ASO's
OHEETIHGS.-2 g bal es Laurel hill "a sheetings,
- 10 Glenn Mills "a do
IS SpArta ~ do
For sale BY W. n. GORDON co.
READY-uADE CLOTHING, &c.
DENJ. '. SHIELDS will offer. during the present week,
ID PKvArE sALE, consignment Of assorted Goods, ght
damaged fmayI5l BENZ y SHIELDS
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IRIsHMEN call upon you to join in crush
ing staUery, and in giving liberty to every
man of every caste and creed !"
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Yesi thou art happy now
Thy young heart MARBLES like that rare, bright bird
Within its home upon the sheltered bough,
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

NEW ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA The
great scheme of the Honduras Railroad
Company, with a capital of $40, 900, 900.
under British charter, is about to be
brought out under the most favorable
auspices. The directors are divided be-
tween England and the United States. and
some of the most influential firms give
countenance to the project, and appear in
the directory and as agents to procure SUBJ
scrlptlons. The difference of distance he.
tween New York and San Francisco. as
compared with the Panama route is ,103
miles, and the difference from Livernool 70.
San Francisco, touching at Kingston. Ia
maica, is 831 miles. It is estimated that
at the present rates of speed by steam and
rail, the time between New York and
San Francisco can be accomplished in
thirteen days, fosr hours, and that steam.
ers can be built, and with increased rail-
way speed, the time can be reduced to.
esignt days, sixteen hours The aceomr-
llshment of this work will bring San
francisco within speaking distance cs
New York.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
TO the Patrons of the "San Andreas
Tndependent ~


We, the undersigned, selected by the subscri-
bers and friends of the above paper beg leave
to report as follows
Acting under the powers delegated to US,
we resolved to establish newspaper in the town
of San Andreas, to be devoted to the true
interests of the public; one, through which
the people of our county could be heard and
true issues impartally advocated and with
the aid of Mr.. George Armor, who selected the
materials, we have established the San Andreas
Independent, the second No. of which, we pre-
sent for your.approval Mr.. George Armor has
been selected to conduct the paper upon an IN
dependent basis; how well he may fulfill his
mission, it is for the public to judge. To the
people, therefore, we say continue your friendly
aid promptly meet your engagements, and we
guarantee the Independent to be, what we claim
for it, the friend of the miner the farmer and
the mechanic, and the honest advocate of every
interest tending to the benefit of the people of
Calaveras county in general
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN D. SULLIVAN.)
A. P. HUMPHREY, Trustees.
d. D. FOX,
san ANDREAs, October 4th, 1856.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

APARALLEL CAsE.-An evening paper
of yesterday announces its belief of the
way the election was going, in the follow
ing style:
(" Glorious News" Republicans Ahead, !"
and g Carrying All before Them This
puts us in mind of jolly Hibernian at a
race, when he wagered his money on a
horse named !" Bother EN-" being taken
with the name. Bother EN- came in last,
but not whit disconnected. Pat cried
out, "Bother 'em for iver, see how he
drives all before him." If the Republi-
cans were ahead, it is difficult to conceive
whom they were driving "betore them. p
Sun.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
From the Sacramento Union.

From the Sacramento Union
Escape Of three Of Tom Bells Gang from
Necada Jatl-Pursuit of the Fuqi-
tiues-Drcadfm Mstake- The Sheriff
Killed and one Of has party arounded
NEVADA, Nov 3-S p. NJ.
A fearful tragedy has just occurred at
Gold Flat, mile from this place. Last
night three notorious robbers-Webster
and the two nsworths-escaped from
the Nevada Jail. About dark to night
Sheriff Wright received intelligence that
the robbers had concealed themselves in
cabin at Gold Flat He started with four
others, for the cabin, but on the wav learn.
ed that some horses We're tied in a rav;na
near the Flat, and went there. intend;no
to watch and take any persons COMING for
them. Unfortunately another partv of
people, living close by, were already on.
the ground, concealed in ditch. watcb;no
for the same purpose, and neither party
knew of the proximity of the other
Marshal Plumer, of the Sherif's nartv
advanced to the horses, and whistled to
the rest of his party to come up. Some
one of the ditch asked, "Who is that %
Plumcr called to him, "Move and Tn
shoot you, The party in the ditch then
hred, and the Sheriff S party fired at the
same time. Sheriff Wright received a
charge from shot gun in the face and
breast, killing him instantly; d. Johnson
of the same party, is mortally wounded
and is given up by the physicians. It is
believed, from several circumstances. thai
the robbers were in the ravine at the time
but made good their escape
The above facts were learned on the
scene Of the tragedy.
$50 p. M.-Boss Wright has inst
been brought into town. His face and
breast are completely riddled, 50 that bis
most intimate friends could not recognize
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

AFFAIR OF HONOR understand
that p. T. Herbert has sent challenge to
Thomas s. King, Esq, editor of the Even-
ing Bulletin. What disposition has been
made of the matter we are not informed,
but presume the cosus belli has been re-
moved, as the challenger is to leave to-
day on the steamer for Panama. What
was the immediate cause of the affair We
did not learn - Torn Talk. -
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

ELECTION IN SAN FRANcIsco-m San Fran
cisco the Republican Senators and Assembly
men are elected. For City and County officers,
the Peoples Ticket is elected Not one of the
successful candidates is known to be Law
and Order man.
SACRAMENTO CoUNTY.-The American County
Ticket is more than probably elected.
Santa Cruz, Monterey, Stanislus, Mariposa,
Democratic.
A. w. Talliaferro, (Democrat,) is elected to
the Senate, and James NJ. Estell, (quien sa5e,)
Representative, from Marin and Mendocino
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

SHoT.-A Mexican was shot at late
hour last evening on Hunter street above
Market Three shots were fired bv some
person unknown, one of which took effect.
Officer Weeks endeavored to make an ar
rest, but was unable to get any clue tosthe
murderer When found, the Mexican
was lying in the street, dead One of the
shots passed through the side of house
in the neighborhood and wounded man
in the foot, Stockton Argus.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

ELECTION DAY-INc1DENTs AND Ac-
cIDENTs.-The Stockton Republican says:
The election yesterday passed off very
quietly, as a general thing. We have sell
dom seen more good feeling manifested at
the polls. The partizans appeared to be
arrayed against each other as partizans,
and each one worked faithfully for his
cause, forgetting personalities. At the
first ward polls, there were two little diff
cultles, each one terminating in pugilis-
tic set to. In each case there was a little
surface blood split, but no serious injuries
resulted. There was no particular strife
between the Buchanan and Fillmore men.
each looking upon the other as national,
but a strong opposition was given to the
Fremont party, the principles of which
were looked upon as dangerous to the
Union.
In the afternoon, quite an amusing In
cident occurred, which created considera-
BILE merriment throughout the city. Some
one got sheep, as black as darkness itself,
and had placard on each side of him,
girded on with a cord around his middle.
On one side of the sheep was the words
" Woody Horse" on the other g Repub-
lican Leader" He was led round the
streets, and from one ward to another, and
elected more attention than any one thing
during the day The old sheep looked as
innocent as could be, and appeared as in
different to the throngs of people around
him, as an alcalde.
ALABAMA UNHoRsED.-An attache of
the Sacramento Market on K street, who
is familiarly known by the name of /" Ala
bama, in a moment of excitement, yes
terday afternoon, mounted a woody colt,
and was thrown in twinkling, but man
aged to land on his feet As the animal
had never before been mounted, and was
neither saddled nor bridled, the incident
was the occasion of much mirth among
the lockers on, and caused brief sus-
pension Of the brawling at the polls imme-
diately opposite. Union.
TERRIBLY FRIGHTENED.-Just before
the polls closed yesterday, a verdant young
man who had been peddling Democratic
tickets all day, addressed a prominent
Democrat with much earnestness and evi-
dent trepidation, and presenting g regu-
lar ticket, inquired, " Is this the right
ticket-where is Washington's name ?"-
He was assured that Washington was not
candidate, and went away rejoicing
Union
The CONTEST ENDED.-At length the
great contest is ended, the war cry has
ceased, the agitation is over, the country
is safe, and somebody is elected President,
and two other men are defeated. The
contest has been hot; the war has been
waged with unprecedented fury. The
Union has been put up at stake, the game
played out, and we verify believe the
affirmative has won. We feel safe and
shall continue so to feel until we are con-
vinced to the contrary.-S. j. Repu5.
AT the Republican procession, held the
evening previous to the election, says the
Bulletin, was the following:
Many branches of trade and industry
were represented. Among other mounted
establishments there was steam engine
with its whistle, and so arranged with can
vas and paint as to resemble locomotive
and train of cars. There were also in
operation printing-press and black
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

The REsULT.-It appears that Buchanan and
Breckenridge have carried this county by
large majority. The entire State and County
Ticket is elected so far as heard from. Mr..
Norman is elected Senator and Messrs Shuler,
Beatty and Watkins to the Assembly. Hon.
W. W. Porter is reelected County Judge.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

STATE ARMs.-Some twenty boxes Of
the State arms which have been in the pos
session of the Vigilance Committee, but
were delivered up by them to the aushori-
ties, previous to the withdrawal of the
Governors proclamation, came up on Sat
urday morning in the steamer, and were
deposited in Armory Hall, on End street,
between K and L.-,Sac. american.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
PERSONAL ENTERpR1sE.-Some of tn

over jealous politicians of Sacramento, on
the 4th inst, chartered steamer after the
polls had opened, and freighted her with
men scho had uoted, for San Francisco.
The Alta thus tells the result Of the enter
prise:
Too Late.-The universal voters who
came down from Sacramento yesterday on
the Bragdon, for the purpose of polling a
second round, arrived too late. They
reached the polls just as they were closing.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
neT We have not been able to obtain

gE@ We have not been able to obtain the
result of the vote for Supervisors. The vote
for Justices of the Peace and Constables was
small. For San Andreas District, Messrs. s.
B. Stevens and Uriah Brant are elected Justices,
and ]. W. Tyler and J. Godfrey, Constables
Messrs. o. F. Tibbetts and R. Thompson, are
elected Justices at Mokelumne Hill
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08
County Returns.

[By the Alta and State Telegraph Line
Below we givea tabular statement of the
returns of the several counties thus far
heard from. 1t has been compiled with
much care, and may be relied on as cor