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DIED

In this city, on Wednesday morning last Of chronic pericar-
dfs, or disease of the heart, CHARLES Nelson, a carpenter ma
tive Of New York State, aged about 80 years
In San francisco, Nov. !, GussIE, eldest daughter Of Eveline
] and Milo Calkin; born at the Sandwich Islands, May II,
lS45.
In Medford. Mass, Oct 8, aged SO years, Mrs. MARY, widow
Of William Howe, and mother Of Mr.. Geo. g Howe, Of this city.
Lost overheard from the whaleship Daniel Wood, Dec ~,
1855, JOHN q RrGGs, n seaman, aged about q years, belonging
to Avon, New York State
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Sov- 11Brookiyn, Rose, to cruise.
ktngfsher, Palmer, for New Zealand
Sch Sally, for kalepolepo-
Sch Keoni Ana for Kauai
x2-Sch Kalsma, Hooper, for Kawaihse-
L-Hunt-ville, 70 cruise and bcme-
6ostav, 6iIlics, for Havre-
Janus, Winsiov, for New Zealand.
28-Naria, Noiceno, for Lahaina-
Banstzble, Fisher, to cruise.
2SIanczster, Carver, 10 cruise and home.
2S-Ship Msrengo, Skinner, to cruise
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LATEST DATES. received a. .h,. once.
ARRIVALS.

For }xH reports of Whalcships, see 4h page.l
Nov Ie-Am VII sh Coral, Manchester, from Ochotsk.
20-Sch Moi Keiki, I'm Kahrlui.
Am bark Yankee, Smith, Il days I'm San Francisco.
Am VII 81 Reindeer, Ashley, I'm Hlo.
Am VII IN Hobomok, Narchant, of and on
Am VII sh Empire, Russell, OF and on.
Sch Maria, NoReno, FIN Lahaina-
2l-Sch Kanoi, Chadwick, from Lahaina.
Am VIII sh Daniel Wood, Morrison, FIN H1o.
Am VII bark Venice, Lester, I'm Ochotsk.
2-Amh bark Metropolis, Preston, % days from Columbia
River.
Am WI sch z L Frost, Austin, from Coast Of Central
America
Sch Mary, Berrin. from Kawaihae.
9S-Am VII sh Massachusetts, Green, OF and on, and SAIL
ed came day for Talcahuano.
Am sh Louisa. Hathaway, OF and on, sailed same day
for Talcahuano-
2S-sch Llhosiho. Ihurston. I'm Hilo.
Br brisartine Elizabeth Barter. Pentreafh, lbs days
Lnndon-
Massachusetts,. CbasfeId. Oh and on
2@Sch sally, from KajepoBepo.
RS O'Clock, A NJ. sch Excel, I'm Kauai. teie raphed. A
Whaling Lsrk outside, rot reported yet
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$3.50 hnrd a d. z1Iice Fras .w6s ~ fZs
truth q What Ih.'s related, john MsI -
The undersigned, late seamen boosd ~ ~ ~.
Esssiss ss, sS|.s cs sssSrs sssi On sas sd sss5 1' s ss,s-. .s 8
past season in az Ochot.k Sea is 8 M
JAMES Bsow 49, u
- ~
~ ef Whale Cap1 efs
Of Mr.. G.lis <~
dignation and disgust . letter purpor1
ten from the Island OF Asosn'on p
am3phssy s.a'.on" XMR ~
J9Issnas q 1Htss'0"s an1
1Pur"d'. .no 80 sse3
EAper. Did mot t9e.
ourna! q JnsssD. s2s5x
o'~ ~
6 . f9m for We ~
cial7 P tr-u
= .rds men. 0os.a' N .ns. "a .-t,s:. III -
$50. s.,;r., tov.rls : cl.ss Of men Who never
u $1,000 - IL. vhsIfxH
a.. !. - -;de,v Known for ANYTHING which he nd
nee' y 81
y e. 80. NJ ouusk. 8 = he sailou Given 70 ev9
"crime. but the captains win neany ~ tpsar onc1' 49,
sin these sexs vices similar to those which brought dssRucfi'a
.on sodon and ao%o'r0a." I'M. ! n .aa . s wss = . soeuss
.son ~ = ons = two veni.l sins. he rOes through the entire ram
Of human crime. and il only 1t for the halter or State priso
.a - yys ~ " - r., GrSct sd ~ ertens a. IL cbsrre IN ~
proves the malice and fisehood In which it originated.
That part Of he charge which relates TO- the captains and
- "a h = .nspi ~. .sts ;rS.mx .Vmsr nronrrfv and .Srns
says he, Shave been acdve In promoting the bssest Inismp4
ance'' He here seems 70 insinusfe that the masters h
formed : kind o. leagne TOT me enusso1 = in.s@ps.
II NAV be true thst some Of the ships sell distilled spirits il
and some buy it. II 90, il only shows that vessels hayineE
surplus Of : reoosni.sd article q trade Exchange sSs. II o { momS
tiv Is msrLet = .ecoming purchssers. a erest onense pr
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETs, nor. 8.

We notice very nule change from previous quotations
RLoUR%szlesn ut $40 "a sI1 so per Dbl
coffEk@Saiesd during the fortnight which were made pub
ne were 10000 rs Rio, In lots to the trade, at Isle "a Isle,
1900 rs; Costa Iica, danaged) at 14c, 125,o 900 lbs, in lots to
the trade af the average rate % 15c and at auction, 225 mats
Old Government Java (damaged) ct Isle, and as do do in lots,
At three safes, at 1otc-
PCLC-Saes Mt I5c a lie.
hoLAsSEsE l. in bbls, s2r per gnnon- No Sandwich
Island syrup in the market.
stGAR-fhe condition Of the market for raw has undergone
. zery material modification since our last summary, caused by
the managers Of the Sugar Refinery purchasing, to the surprise
Of every one, about three-fourJhs Of the entire stock Of light
sugars here The consequence of this movement was al adj
vance % fu1y 20 per cent in the valuc OF all grades OF raw suit
able for the jobbtng trade, and for small lots Of China No !,
since, Is per cent advance upon our quotation for last mail
has been paid. No. 1 China at HE "a 12:; Manila, No 1, 1ltc.
Mol = l. i'm The market
RIcE-rle market is heavily stocked, &c "a SC are the
qrgef rates.
CANDLESLfO0 boxes secromb & Dennis chemical sperm,
private; $40 do Tfain's az 2I{c.
HAMS tserces in brine 1T Idle
Pc FRUIfS1Z35 English al IS.
rEAs-So chests, spangied papers, $50 chests black, ! and :
d papers, at 4Sc-
LCNBER-Is not in large demand. We give prices for red
wood boards and scantIing, s5 flooring, 40, retail prices, ga
50 and s42 so. OREGON pine, plank and scantlng, $22 SO
Encins, cargo, SO; jobbing, s27 a SIS Eastern Is lower.
OAK boards, Is "a loo v foot WHOLE, $50 "a 500 p NJ.
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xPORT
INTER-IsLAND TRADE.

For coLpsPnIse-per Huntsville, Nov 2s-2a2 casks, 5zs7o
gallons whale oil, by II J. Green.
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

Nov. 2-Massachusetts, Chatheld. 100 sp, 900 VIII, $1,000 bn
Arolda, Sarvent, $50 VIII, 10000 bone.
2s-Coving ton. Newman, 800 VIII, $500 bone.
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REAL EsrATE-The valuable country seat of Cap
Stott, near Punahou College, was sold at auction o
Wednesday, for $780,. Capt. Long was the pur
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81 On Sunday last, there were ~sixty-one whal
ships in port; the largest number we have had O.
will probably have in port at one time this season.
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LOST HER HoRNs.-The Reindeer Of which We
made mention last week, has shed her horns. These
animals, unlike the common deer, shed their horns
but once, when FIVE or six months old the second
horns are permanent.
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which was done, 1 at the time asking in vain the reason Of sncb
or given You or your oficers any insoence ,. He said ao o1sy;
mind, go in irons" After 1 got down in the lower a n. where
discovered the flannel cap which was worn s. y hi IN i Iyias on the :
floor. managed to secure it and have ever since retained it
in my possession, just as it fell of his head. With the hole IN II
made by the ball which deprived Sheppard Of life. The next
deck, and this was the last we saw Of our uniortunate shium p =.
As I said before, his right name was William Gosh, a native Of
Baltimore, Nd, where he has an uncle, an extensive biscuit
Several days after this, shackles, made Of strong hoop iron,
making us quite immovabbe. We were kept in that condition
for for, thirty n I'D. days ;. until we got into Mercury Bay. where We were
we should not be able to assist each other to get away or other
wise .,. Previous rev ~ to putting US on shore. the Captain went to all
derers and robbers, in order that we might be kf to perish and
on shore, he was provided with Avn pounds Of bread and his
blankets. The Captain said to us as We went ashore. IN YOU
ever cross my path again, at sea or on shore, I will blow your
brains out" James Brown was landed on a sand spit. in
Mercury Bay, the Captain ~remarking. 1T win put you where
the bears viii get them The men who pulled : Us sss% s rere
no.E Psr annrsS 7 |. take s;,s their h knives with them, for fear that they
IN travelling along the beach, / fell in with james Powers,
the Bay to where the Harmony. Capt Bumyas. vas LAYING.
Capt. ,. asked us II we could turn to and do our duty. We
during the remainder Of her cruise We expezienced nothing
him with gratitude for having rescued US from ! horri6SSs ~ y
spite Of the representations Of Capt Newell and TIE cb.rifable
wishes wn.ss OF o. certain IT ms ship masters Who expressed the hope that We
A. 70 the Captains story about .luns-shot and Knives, /
chest Of . man who Is now On bosrd, and wss sot cs q y az ~
ss@pssS 5s is s sa9 ssp :As sss u ssa''s ss a sssyi ss;s.. :, :, e 81 ss y:
s sSor. as : .sa me . s s.ss cssy: :s ssd I'D .hdch, tolerably
.lon:. and a. heir ruth 3 asSs;1 ssu nass s s cssr @ss so ..s =.
s J: IS sa sssa ss ss .:np;s - g So So o s. s s !. s ass, fs e g. + s. e
81 dss n. 1s e ne = 81 g e lesa g !sss 1sss, ss1ays one q
tune . : iss Z - - $50 H. - "a : . Re
n.a 81. Es.sl CO. sa.ssxb no.sh..s - eoorssd ~
'nvs,as 8 on W .oula ccil.ns1! ~ s.ea o. nm n he
he sstsmp.. fem dhtans., = ezaF1iSGiS3 q csS$ 49, 49,
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ana On hoasd q us 1iice Fvas psup - m6nss -
truth q what have related. MsX M1Nu d..
JOHN /nEk1D. Inv 0tmrn [
The undersigned, late seamen boasd - M Ilss
Frcr;ert hereby certfy that the for1 ing sntaf n necS.
cumsrances which occurred on board tat vnma amfrr ~
nast season in tie Ochotsk Sea, is ST hSe.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

CouSTY ScHooLs.-Reference is made to the
cheering report, published in another column.
Oh the teacher of the School at Angels Such
facts, In reference to the advancement of edu-
cauon, are unmistakable evidences of our pros
perity. We learn that the School at San An
dreas, sometimes number forty-fve scholars,
but does not show as fair average attendance
rs Angels. We hope the teachers of all other
schools in the county, will furnish us similar
report; also, with samples of the composition
of the scholars
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

Murphy's, has been elegantly furnished through
out, after the most approved style, and is now
ready for the reception of guests. Parlors and
suites of rooms for the use of ladies exclusively
and parties visiting the "Big Trees or other
natural curiosities in the vicinity.
The management of the domestic department,
is confded to Mrs. Perry, a lady of experience.
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
quors and the lardcr daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily for San An
dreas, Mokelum-nc Hill, Sacramento, Stockton,
Sonora and Columbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests,
will find every accommodation for their COM
fort.
MattesOn's Livery Stable.--The
Livery Stable of Mr.. T. j. Matteson, situated
Immediately opposite Sperrys Hotel, still con-
tinues the business in the good old style, as
heretofore, at reasonable rates, furnishing as
good turn-outs, for the money, as can be found
in any stable in the State. The proprietor has
lately added several very find teams and spring
wagons, especially for this summers campaign.
His stock of Horses and Buggies are as perfect
as to be found in the mountains, and can ac-
commodate large or small parties with any kind
of conveyance, from light-top buggy to four
horse coach Also, fine saddle horses, for La
dies and Gentlemen.
Murphy's and the Big Trees is also the ter
minus of Dillon & Co.'s Stage Line.
Barber Shops, Bath Houses. and
every other facility for the convenience and
comfort of the travelling public can be procured
at Murphy's at San Francisco prices.
A. SMITH HAYNES,
Proprietor Mammoth Tree Grove.
SPERRY L PERRY,
Proprietors Sperry's Hotel.
T. j. MATTESON,
Proprietor Matteson's Livery Stables.
Murphy's, April 2sth 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
Wagon Road Meeting at San Andreas

~~~es~~ ~~~~S'
AT meeting Of the citizens of the 2nd
Supervisoral District, held for the purpose
of eieetlng three delegates to the Wagon
Road Convention to be held at Mokelumne
Hin on the End of May, 1857, the meet
ing was called to order by Mr.. n 7. Nor
cross, Supervisor.
On motion Mr.. VIM. Irvine was elected
President Of the meeting, and on motion,
Mr.. E. j. Attinelli was elected Secretary.
A motion was then made that one dele
gate from each township be elected to rep
resent this District. Carried.
On motion, Mr.. George Sanderson. was
elected as delegate from township No
On motion, Mr.. B. p Kooser was cleo.
ted as delegate from township No. 5.
GMr. Kooser declining to serve, has an
pointed Mr.. VIM Irvine proxy.
On motion, Mr. D. Gorham was elected
as delegate from township No. To-
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WIN. IRVINE, Pre'st.
e. j. ATTINELLI, Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
EXPRESS

NM. NJ. DENIG informs the public that he
w will, on next Tuesday, April 7th. com
mence running Daily Express from San An
dreas to Calaveritas and Old Gulch, starting
from San Andreas Immediately after the arrival
of the Stockton stage, so as to deliver San Fran
cisco letters and papers, and the Sacramento
Daily Union the same day they arrive at San
Andreas
On Saturday of each week the Express viii
be extended to Cave City and intervening
camps.
On the arrival of each steamer, an extra Ex-
press will be run for the distribution of Allan
tic States papers, touching at Upper Calayeri-
tas, Old Gulch French Gulch, Mountain Ranch,
Hartford i Twins Mill, Cave City and San An
tonic.
Persons receiving letters or small packages
forwarded per Mail or Wells, Fargo Co., can
have them delivered every day BY leaving their
orders at Sharp's Hotel, Calayeritas, or Os-
born's Store, Old Gulch. And at Cave City,
every Saturday or Sunday, by leaving their
orders at Burdick's, Saloon.
Office in Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Building, San
Andreas, where may be found San Francisco
Sacramento and Atlantic papers.
apr Aft WA NJ. DENIG.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
coTlLLloN MUSIC

N oIiCE.-The undersigned would respect
~ FULLY inform the citizens of San An M,
dreas and all the surrounding Camps ingS@zS
the county, that they have organized 49,
Cotillion Band, and are now prepared to fur
nish Superior Music for Balls. Parties. &c.
Their Band consists of the best performers in
the Southern Mines, and they guarantee to pive
perfect satisfaction.
Music furnished at short notice (say eight or
ten days,) and on the most reasonable terms.
For particulars, &C., enquire at this office, OF
of the proprietors,
feb 7-tf Messrs CRONK L RICHMOND.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

DISMAL NEws.-Unless we have immediate
rain, not more than half crop will be raised
this year. All the grain crops are now turning
yellow, and prematurely ripening for the want
of rain.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

VALUABLE ISvENTIoS.-Duringo our visit to
Murphys, we witnessed the working of E. r.
Weaver's Patent Drop Rifle Gold Saving Anal
gamator," now being used on the claim of
Messrs. Lapham & Silver. The rifle is placed
a; the extreme end of the suice-box, under a
rlddled sheet of tom-iron which carries off the
sediment. The finer particles of sand and con-
crete, settles into the vaults of the rifle where
are quicksilver baths, which, of course, quickly
seizes and preserves all the -four of gold. The
rifle itself is but series OF corinthian crotch
cts. with an opposite tongue centering down to
nearly the bottom of each crotchet. leaving lust
room enough for the water to pass and lift of
the foreign substances. The plan is quite sim
pie and practicable, apparently expediting the
labor of washing and the saving of the gold
We inquired of several miners as to the utility
ana value OF the process, and they all were
unanimous in recommending it as the best they
had yet seen adopted. Capt. Lapham is the
Agent tor the sale of the right to use " Weaver
Patent Drop Rifle Gold Saving Amalgamator >
Drawings and Specifications may be seen by
calling at this officc-also copy of the blank,
granting miners and others to make, vend, or
otherwise dispose of the above improvement
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
NOTICE..
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

n Office is hereby given, that the co-part-
~ nership heretofore existing under the name
and style of Sink & johnson, at Reynolds Fer
ry, in the 9Th township and the county of Cal
averas, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
eleventh day of March. A. d. 1857.
All persons indebted to said late firm are re-
quired to make payment to Camp 4 Johnson,
their successors who are duly authorized to
collect all demands due said firm: md said
Camp Johnson have assumed all the liabili-
ties of said late firm
SINK 4 JOHNSON
Dated Reynolds Ferry, March IL, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

llrGH WATER.-Mr. Pitt, of Campo Seco, in
forms us that the Mokelumne river is higher now
than ever known before. He says the lowland' $
down near Staples ranch, is entirely over
flowed. The Merced and the rivers in other
sections Of the State are swollen more now than
ever before known at the same season of the
year. great many ferry-boats have been
swept away, and two men were drowned at
Ridley's Ferry
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

THE GAMBLING AcT-The gambling Act pub
lished by us last week has been signed by the
Governor and is now the law OF the land
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

CROWDED OUT-Our notes of recent trip to
Ahgers' Carson's, Vallecito, Douglass Flat and
the Big Trees. They will appear as soon as
room can be had in our columns.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

NEW BRICK BUILDING.-Mr. James Harris is
ing on the corner of Main and st. Charles st.
The building will be twenty-eight feet on
Main street and forty-two on St. Charles street.
1t will be one story high, with q basement or
cellar rs large as the building The work will
be done in the best possible manner, making
everything substantial and fire-proof, with iron
doors, also, iron shutters to the windows. We
learn of several other brick buildings soon to be
put up which will be contracted for in few
days. Speculation reports dozen or more
firc-proof brick buildings will be built in this
camp during the coming summer.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
DANCING SCHOOL

NTesSrs. CrOnk s. Richmond,
HAVING opened Dancing School at San
Ii Andreas, and also at the Kentucky "A
House and Upper Calaveritas, are now a
ready to receive applications for Tuition. G.sseA
Ladies taught free of charge.
For Terms, apply to Mr.. W. P. Miller, San
Andreas; or, to Mr.. J. F. Cronk, at either of
the above Camps.
San Andreas, Jan. cath, l857-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
STOLEN PROPERTY

VTVHE undersigned arrested on the 25th ult,
Il two Mexicans, who were proved to be
thieves. found in their possession ONE Pts
TOL, (Colt's Navy size,) and TWO SPANISH
HORSES AND SADDLES. The owners can
have the above property by applying to me at
Judge Brant's Office, Upper Calaveritas Gala
veras county If not called for by the 1st of
June, the property will be sold to pay expenses.
WIN. MILLER,
may 2-3t Constable of 5th Township.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02
n tw Advertisements.
FALLS OF THE SAN ANTOINE

NNHE PROPRIETOR Of the MAMMOTH
Il TREE GROVE, begs leave to inform
the travelling public that he is now prepared to
furnish the best of accommodations to visitors
and others, at reasonable prices. Every thing
is prepared, and every arrangement made to
ensure the comfort and facilitate the amuse-
ment of those who may choose to visit, for
health or recreation, those greatest wonders of
the world-the Big Trees of California-during
the present summer and coming autumn. New
roads have been opened and old ones improved
in every direction, so rs to afford the pleasure
seeker an excellent drive, either by moonlight
or daylight through compact forests of living
green, and interminable forests of sugar-pine,
which clothe in sombre habiliments the noun
tain SUBMITS of the Sierra Nevadas The see
merry is bold, grand and magnificent; mighty
as are the giant pines, those primeval monarchs
of the forest fabulous as may appear the we'll
authenticated stories of their great size, and
extraordinary as are the particulars describing
them, yet on seeing their huge proportions, the
wonder struck beholder is satisfied that the
largest story did not exceed the truth The
trees are situated in an exceedingly lovely To-
cality, within fifteen miles (by good carriage
road) of the town of Murphys. This beautiful
village is situated in the county of Calaveras,
and is the most eastern camp in the county,
and In fact in the State, located at the termina-
ton of the Big Tree Road.
An Express will be run morning and evening,
to the town of Murphys, where are mail routes
and telegraph lines, connecting with all parts
of the State The Big Tree Immigrant Route
passes directly through the Mammoth Tree
Grove-being centrally situated as the follow
inc table of distances will show:
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

LITERARY FAvoRs.-Mr. A. A. Son / Co., of
the Post-office Arcade News Depot, Centre ST.,
Stockton, has favored US with generous sup
ply of Atlantic papers Among them We note
the New York Herald Tribune, dtlas, New Or
Orleans Delta, Louisville Journal, and other
toners with every variety of reading matter, on
the arrival Of each mail, at San Francisco pri-
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

DESERVING ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Dcnig,
of the Pony Express, on Thursday, laid on our
table, full files of San Francisco and States pa
pcrs full an hour in advance of the mail. In
such enterprises. Denig is hard to beat as he
iavarably leaves all competition far behind
Mr. Denig will continue to furnish States pa
Pers to his customers, as usual, at regular rates,
relying the public who are benefited by his
Express, to sustain him in his enterprise
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr. A. Sill Y E RSM | TIL,
IN Would most respectfully inform the .9sfs
N Ladies and Gentlemen of San An-STT
EM dreas and vicinity, that he will teach ~
the following number of FASHIONABLE DANCES
Regular Lessons an Dancing.
Polkas, Nazowkas,
THO, Fire and Sir Step Ualtzes,
Rodowds,
La VarSoriana, (neu)
lSchottische-Plaiu and Highland .Sclouischs.
Pas dc Deux, GaHopdde,
PLAIN Quadriiies,
Polka 4Mazourka and SchoHische Quadriles.
Celarious and Circilian Hdltzes.
Mr. S. having an experience of II years in
teaching the above art. flatters himself that he
is bound to give the fullest satisfaction in a
course of twelve lessons.
For references, apply to the towns of Sonora,
Columbia. Murphy's and Douglas Flat. APPS
NOTICE.
4 REGULAR Session of the Board of Super
"A visors of Calaveras county, will be held at
the Courthouse, on the first Monday of May
next.
All persons having accounts against the
county, are requested to file them with the
clerk, properly certified to, previous to the meet
ing of the Board.
All County Officers having reports to make,
are requested to file them with the clerk of the
Board on or before the first day of the session.
n. 7. NORCROSS, Chairman.
April 18th, 1857. ap 18-tt
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-02

Pony ExPREss-By an advertisement in another COL
un, it will be that Mr. Wm Deng [late attache
Of the INDEPENDENT ofice,] is now running Daily Ex-
press to Upper Calaveritas and Old Gulch From a
knowledge of Mr. DIS character, we cheerfully recon-
mend him to patrons and the public being worthy
Of their support We know him to be honest capable
punctual, obging and reliable mana great desderatum
in the Express businessand believe that he will do every
thing his power to render satisfaction to his customers
Mr. Deng the entire circulation of San Francisco and
Sacramento papers. He will also as General Agent
for the INDEPENDENT circulate the paper solicit collect
and receipt for the same. ap11-f