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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

A BshvESCs kIrI0ArBp.-Pnvate John xoCann,
Of Company Frs hfAnry, having been sfsi ~ noa,s
martial GIMP ooc,s' rexss, TOR shs shoor q Seygt
Lively, End found guilty sentenced 70 b. shos the
nnding Of TIC has ben but the Predeat
OF the U,ed sAe- has the sentence 70 The for
ana chain ana confinement under guard when
labor. during he period o. his enlistment
SstKrTsaBMTs ssAsWgb svERI 0Al.
PEnsONAL.
Q. css s,I IAN wsHIsS 70 AnOsr
ell a "a ham Thrdsth street
ArYL.DY wlsH!sG TO ADOPT A FExALs yHI,.D.
one month on Please Ca. I'm ,so days n M East ssh
. bSy yss.s 70 % a:Sr :, ,ss IL
Cherry A., cor Catherine At call for two days
EMIGRATION wAKrsD-os HsaM.sn q sgHAx
o. sGS Il vs. or .s linen
md 2:2i With u Sat asd e. ssGs. ~o-d
INroKM .TioN wssrED-os JOHN IsMIsiH.a
%ns. hs b, s % T ~ e his ssw Vol. city Any 10
var, Gaherty a . ahipp. Drlle. soooksn
scArds, BY their orr,hsr Psrsl VINO arrived ye.tsr
s.y s sSa' boz 10 e'a S A
8, wHn LIE. T HIS H ME 'rAsrLY ON BUSINESS
!. End partly for pleasure" Tuesday tn IAN inst
earrsy unrested b. D u. to 70 hs and
his family
oIssrrs Hs Ioss
Sb.ever y5nrg man wears Of ass fair eonp'en M hair
Is sss, na Or
Il. sas a:' nee" Hs'a DIN nss Ia
sa s IA EN- s% he had.
Away. S.d 'rea'~en. good pr's.-ct Aay iafor,S
Ion .ps,ss h;@ YOU'D he DAY. BY q. par ~.
Of Deeds oorn,r of tron. and uhoo sre.s sroos,yn
PEksos al TaAoD RE FRANKLIN TaERs AsE
asrea many Post clio In New York but which 10
srECAAA sOrlCsss.
I,AwmEENcE asI.s AN ADSouzSsp xEErIEs
sp"n n, 81 The 70 or coed u s.uS aSo
sub.c will be prossri reprsseot DOT o.Ser ,s No.
DE M. Hays win ony he responsible tor money paid
MASs"SIo .Exs. RS Of me. sEao ~, SION COZ
sern.r q son.s ne pse, aud Court sree. Br,oksn on
viii b, broug.i before thu o'ae B, order Of shs
HENhvB noe SIS stan. secret.ry
NoT.ch;-IaE s A. MsErls5 OF ras AssoGI
:iaon. &c. edns day., asd Inst 4 * Ssoei
P N full ate da' &c :. r,ases =, ed l,, o.,
CHARLES PRATT sscrst'ry. " ~ M '''' ~
NorICE TO THs PUsLIu-vHE U sDERsIsNeD
~ respect uly no lhes b. eut, and the pnolc that mas
Whi els opera hou 80 30 pu lilo si,o
toned PAINS i mpanirs tuning nams AZ Whites
seepdsr unless es-nted BY thu pro rtor who c
idivdu light this long ertsbshsd AMI orsiat
from capital aud years ~
NHAR E. NHirk lt5 "A 1T street N. 4.
TELE ,kAPh kOrl, a-ih. srO, khoLDEKs OF
i The NOV yert sac New hs,gsno Union t. graph Dom
INV bod ibeir annual Meeting In The Union ess rapl
ohcS Wall sueet lew Yorx "Wednesday, Iuly ~ .S7
10 clio Il ~ for TIE purpose OF bearing oonetler
ng repor~ NJ past rAos-"uons nhs sig %Pess~n' mint
Tree Trsasnr-r for the
snsng and for eIecptng other business thai
no deemed essen sL 70 The inerests'of ,hs company.
L. L. sADLEd 5ecretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

A gssvRCB NITIsArsp.-Pivate John xoCsun,
ot Company l. Frs. nfAny, having been sisi ~ coavt
martial Camp Ooc,es, vsxas for tina shootr q 6eygt
Lively, End found guilty, sentenced 70 b. Shot the
nndins Of TIC has bren oond med but the Preeat
OF the Uted sAse- hes pgstsd the ssutsuos 70 The for
fe,ure Of Nv pay anu allow snces and hard labor with
hall chain ana confinement under guard when mo- ~
labor. during he period q his enistmeni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

TVELE tkAPH MOTH A-ihs srDt hOLuEKs OF
the new vort aac New hsglsno Uuiou Ia -grsph Dom
p.nv' bod be annual merting In he Union ese rspl
ohcS, Wall Yorx Wednesday, July ~ ,S7
10 clio h H., for tie purpose OF bearing and ooneter
ng repor@ NJ past rAs-"uons nhs sieg Prrsr~n, Mint
ec ora Treasurer and superintendent for the
snsrng and for eIecung other business thai
no deemed essen is 70 The inerests-of lhs company
L.. L. sADLEd 5ecretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

OUMMER HOURR-NEW YORK BAY HOFEL, THNN B
- les and . half from Jer-ey CITY tn Bay OF seq
Work CIR rs may obtained George Ajax tnd~r,
a, The Office III hs Astor o se harl~- hook asr, sg
oadway Rich 4 Loutre static Nassau street, Robert
Raft Her, john ri suy, % rasstn ste y
bou,b "a bro,h. ~ Biosdwsy AID Jonn lreafSail s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

YEA BATHING AND SIMMER Rsetpe SJE-UNifED
y States Rotel Long Bran h. - .he-e pernaaen. es
trarsient boarders ii tables attentive
servants plenty Of smaseneus aud dra 81 vas c'rnotny
\ ar TER stor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04
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GINGER.

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04
WIN. G. DOLLAR,
Nillwrigh. aud '!achinisi.

MILL uli MERCHANT, FIGURING, aai s cam
w Saw Nt3., pf OH Mad. IT, a'-o t'kes
the liberty To chsilrnge any gentleman OF his
trade. 50 Gar a. workmanship j., concerned.
Having served regular apprenticeship N the
old wheat.prowmg States and having long
experience IN the business, be wlll dreeS ana
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery un'
der the most approved plans Cotton Sew
kun gearing ard lhreshinR maeh.nes' Pa' w ~
gearod oil complete. Nlso, all kinds 81 i'a'''
road work. such rs bridges, trussel work, sta
ton house. water tanks and framing, done ae'
cording 10 dram.
Refer to-Jahn Vi, Jones, E-q, Cas- @.
) II Mcfarland & Co, owners Of the 'eif'f'
sou merchant mills,
Address
WM. G.. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Texas.
Feb :, - -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04

o. ,ae -1,a ireigh, train "a the Nash.
vae aaa Chattanooga Rai,toad ran or tue
,fark ANT r8usei The lass 81 three lives
and sai.ous q afurtiea pfopetty. We
ste alatmea thst on tiia section urar ia"
DaeA ityer 81 lee the ,gaea fegsifer. wpte
4 work, aad taa az a raeton q the ron.
III eular sgH was hals'ea but either
Hol ooed, ~ 4lsressf.lsd =, TIE sngiaeer.
aul when ,ae ongiue tesched the br"a.n
paal Of ise road. L ran Of. carrying with Il
iWo 90 nsafe ears, aut heiag forced 'fom
tAe laea. whea Il reached the tfia.s. ].
hreho lhfopeh aid plunged into the nver.
= distance 81 ahaat sixty tset.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04
Jefferson Advertise mcnts.
. J. rEHRY, T. j. RosERs
TERRY 4 ROGERS,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Successors to W NJ. Freeman
Dallas Street Jefferson Texas
TIVE undersigned having leased the Ware
/ House Of W NJ Freeman, well know
for rs proximity to the waters edge, and con.
ycuicuce IA reeoNtug freight arc now prr pared
10 receive and store Cotton or other goods,
committed 10 their care
We ,oi ita liberal share Of patronage and
promise that no reasonable mai shall g away
dissatisfied
All kinds # articles sold on commission.
BnEa,ne and Rope and Liberal cash All.
satjce- made uu cotton.
TERRY 4 ROGERS
F,b II. - &J-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04
The New Cabinet.

Nd"'Ne' '"''oah''' '''"iia''N anu "Hi' uF'"
the merits of each Of the gentlemen con,
nee,ed With tho new Administration with
'''' '''' paw" ~ W. "''''' '''''''' "
hHa not ~ '"at tihe' teen h'aoe Known
While there may be names ia this con-
spicnous catalogue which individual mem
beers OF the Democracy doubtless think
might be adsaniagtously substituted, when
considered from their own individual stand
point, We, there l. no reasonable and Just
man Who considers tins Cabine. With teier
enee to the mon at large, to all ITS secs
tons. and TO all The shades Of sentiment
prevailing ~ is widely separated and safifd
localities, Who vii tot admire the prudence,
applaud the justice, aud honor the patriot,
Ism oi tins selection.
Nf ta.s Is select A. the representative"
oi the Northwest u ihI. national council
OF adv3-"fs, anj o. one can doubt thAt d.
Is a true exponent OF the political srnli-
mrul OF thai powerful section 81 TIE caa-
iedefarN q oae Constitutional question
lie 3. known O. d.ii-s WIta tle faWacfsltr
party al jhr Atlantic states ut ae N9fih,
aud wlh Nj Besh.uUu himself. but on
this single question only On all others
be- must lie confessed to lac ~ ltae ab ca
pnHeai pl the DeAaraaile se4emaatof tho
| mon as ans msu living H. has once
been the candidate Of tla Democratic party
tor the Presidency In every uaiinnu d 10
acfat4c convention tir,l ha. been held since
Cen Jackson daN ae has been supported
ht powerful deI.g .sl4aH representing every
great division OF tha uiau abroad he
bus rendered dlstngu .hsduatoua service
eticilug the eAultart 8bp tu-e ol The De-
moefacN of til. Nations 90 iUr public rouu
cIl- be has been tecegoIz q -. an able De
mocfaue leader man thu endorsed
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VIZ aas
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04

Tho Prince NefouaaT who died = lew
wtnhs since, was the riehasi npp ia hass,s
estates, maae, and jewels. m accafs's idea
caa be- Harmed bpt soma cstiaiair # hs
wealth ma, 81 obtained lrom III. fsri 'hs'
hs haI 80 600 aual. MAJ e.lavvs o. ssri.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04

or The ohia river G. low. and nay.sA'
ion . bscowio. dl'hta''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-04-04

S,FrRErARiT~ book ca-es. a.. f0r sale
- he ~I}NitA d NlNN'.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of
ID Justice S. B. Stevens Court, of Township
number Five, County of Calaveras to me di-
rectcd, upon judgment rendered by and before
the aforesaid Justice, on the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1857, in favor of A. T. Drake and NJ
Lonnevig, and against A. j. Barker, for the sum
of Forty-Seven 75-l00 Dollars damages and
Twenty Eight 65-l00 Dollars costs, | have
seized and shall expose for sale at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash. at one
o'clock p H., on the 20th day of June, A. d.
1857, the following described property, to-wit:
One House and Lot, situate on the South side
of Main street in the village of Campo Seco in
Township number Four, in the County OF Cal
averas and State of California, and is bounded
as follows to-wit: On the East by the Empire
Livery Stable and on the West bya vacant Lot
Dated Calaveras County, the 2lth day OF
May, A. D. 1857.
n. B. The sale to take place in front of the
Courthouse, Mokelumne Hill
nv 3O-3t j. w. TYLER, Constable,
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Freight for Carson Valley and Salt Lake,
via the Big Tree Route.

The San Joaquin Republican of yesterday,
says; Two teams one of ten and the other
OF SIX mules, left this city yesterday afternoon
with heavy freights for Salt Lake and Carson
Valley, by way of the Big Tree road. The en-
terprlsing gentlemen who start on this pioneer
trip of pioneer trade, are Messrs. Nixon, Lay
ton and Jennings. They carry 10000 pounds
of freight forwarded through the house of J. D.
Peters. Mr.. Jennings, with his team, goes di-
rect to Salt Lake City. The larger wagon will
stop at Murphy's and divide the freight Two
months hence, Mr.. Peters will regularly dis
patch heavy wagons over the Big Tree road to
Salt Lake While experimental stage excur-
slons are made over some of the roads Nerth of
US, we are demonstrating the practicability of
the Pass leading into this valley by despatch
ing over it heavily loaded merchant wagons
Ihe people east of the mountains, as we'll as
our own citizens, are under obligations to the
enterprIsing gentlemen under whose direction
TINS expedition goes over, for the opening of
trade that will prove highly beneficial to the
interest of all concerned.
The Stockton merchants will undoubtedly secure the
Carson Valley and Salt Lake trade We have long been
convinced that the opening of the Big Tree route would
be the foreunner of extensive trade via
San Andreas and Murphys from Stockton to Carson Val
ley Mr. Joseph D. Peters, of the oldest teamsters
most respectable EorWarderS in State.
oneer OF the enterprise. To the enlarged
sight of Messs Nixon Layton and Jenning projectors
and proprietors of the pioneer ran are the mercantile
community Of Stockton indebted for the Inauguration of
this new tradea trade that all principal North of
US striving for. These gentlemen by Pa-
cerve route, and after investigation became satisfied
that the Big Tree road the only practicable for
heavy freight trains They accordingly shipped their
goods to Stockton through the house of Mr. D. Peters by
whom they forwarded to Carson Valley
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

CHARCOAL AND LAvA.-Mr j. S. Marlette, who
Is now sinking shaft just above Dog Point
mas struck very thick bed of lava with large
particles of charcoal fused all through the
mass The sample before us was taken out of
The shaft at depth of cighty-two feet The
lava is common, white, friable substance,
strongly contrasting with the black, fresh
looking charcoal interviewer throughout the
substance The bed is over eighteen feet thick,
already prospected, and the shaft is not yet
through the lava
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Died.-At Gold Hill, near San Andreas, Cal
averas county, California, on the 18th day of
June, 1857, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs. MARY A.
SAMsEL, aged 36 years, months and Is days :;
wife of Mr. Hiram Samsel.
TThe deceased experienced lingering and
painful illness of three months, which she en-
dured with Christian fortitude, before death
relieved her sufferings She was member of
the Christian Church, kind and pious mother,
and leaves family of nine children (six girls
and three boys to mourn her loss.-Com.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
l. u M B z r!

THE SAN ANTONIO DITCH COMPANY
having completed extensive repairs and en-
largements in their Mill, are prepared to-
furnish Lumber of every description at the low
est rates.
Orders for Lumber left at C. L. Osborne's
Store, formerly Osborne Thompson) Old
Gulch,-at Prince Co.'s, at Angels Camp, or
at the Yard in San Andreas, will be promptly
attended to.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed upon them, the proprie-
tors respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. E. r. PURPLE,
General Agent for the Company
sk9F- a fine lot of SHAKES g. SHINGLES
for sale NAV I6-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
DEMOCRATICP PRIMARY ELEC
TEON.

YENIERE will be meeting of the Democracy
q of San Andreas Precinct, Monday
Evening, June 22d, 1857, at O'clock, for the
purpose of electing Five Delegates to attend
the Democratic County Convention, to be held
at Angels, on Monday, the 29th of June, 1851.
AT a meeting of the Democratic County Com
mittee the following resolutions were passed.
Resotced That no person, who voted at the
last election against the Democratic nominees,
shall be entitled to vote at the Primary Elec-
tions, and it shall be the duty of the Judges of
the Elections to see that the Delegates are cleo
ted in conformity with this resolution.
Resolued, That the Judges of the Primary
Elections shall post the foregoing resolution
with the notice of election
je 20-lt S. B. STEVENS. Judge.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

MARINE SHELLs.-Mr Osborn of Old Gulch.
i"'oicd us With several sea shells, or rather the
'rap-ooor sections of variety of marine snails.
round IN most of the Pacific Isles-a species of
perlwnkle (eoncha,f ,forifcata), having peculiar
auricular valves appended in the centre The
shells are not fossils, but fresh, with green-tinted
water marks in the fringy interstices. We are
inclined to think, from appearances, that they
are not over two years out of salt water; vet
the note appended to the sample, says: eta
Ken from Nicholas Suffalos claim, out of
shaft one hundred and twenty feet deep, Buck
eye hldge" We shall forward the shells to the
Society of Natural History, Stockton.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!!

ANE HALF INTEREST in the American
" Bakery and Restaurant, San
Andreas This is the oldest establishment in
the place, and is now doing the leading bus-
ness. The building is stone, fre-proof-and
the ovens, fixtures, &C., are in good order and
nearly new Beds and bedding for twenty y-four
dodgers, on the premises The one undivided
half interest of this property, owned by George
Zwinge. will be sold at bargain, for cash.
For SaIe-Also, the Dwelling House
near the old Brewry st. Charles street, together
with the premises. &C., now occupied by the
subscriber. The building is new, and conven-
lent to running water; fine garden, with forty
four fruit trees, of different varieties, surround
inc the house The property will be sold on
most reasonable terms, as the proprietor wishes
to change his business and residence, on ac-
.ornt of III health GEORGE ZWINGE.
San Andreas. June goth, 1857. m
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
a II II o unle III { ut 8.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
WILLIAM INNES, is q Candidate for
the Office of Treasurer Of Caaveras county, subject
the decision OF the Democratic County Convention.
Mok. Hill, April, 29th, 1851
ALEX. c.. BERITzHOFF. is candidate
for the Office of Treasurer of Caaveas County, subject
the decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Forman's, June 6, 1851
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
ID. ID. VEZEY,
Carpenter, J o IL e r Undertaken.

q Shop on st. Charles street, oppositeM
" the Willow Creek Lumber Yard, ~
III SAN ANDRE4S, III
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumps,
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels, Horse
powers, and all other machinery for mining pur-
poses on short notice.
ALSO-Constantly on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds, Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest, Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings, Bedsteads, Dining Card
Centre and Toilet Tables, Wash-stands, and all
other articles of Furniture made to order.
my 23-2m ID. ID. NEZEY.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

VEyHE Co-partnershp heretofore existing be-
Il tween Alexander K Hartford and William
Irvine, under the name and style of Hartford Il
Irvine, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
of both parties. All persons indebted to the late
firm at San Andreas, will please settle their ac-
counts with Alexander X. Hartford; and all
narties indebted to the late firm at Ell Dorado
Saw-mil, will please settle their accounts with
William Irvine.
The Lumber business will hereafter be car
r;ed on. in all its branches, by William Irvine
ALEXANDER K. HARTFORD,
WILLIAM IRVINE.
San Andreas. April 18th, 1857, ap 25
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Ha Remember that the PExxsYLvaSIaSs will
be in San Andreas on Saturday and Sunday
evenings, June 10th and 2lst.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

Hot DAYs.-The past week we have been
visited with the warmest weather experienced
this season. The Thermometer in Dannenbaum
kolberg's store, No. !, Odd Fellows Hall,
standing in an open passage where the air had
free draft,) shows the following figures the
observation taken at two O'clock each day.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Gbe guotpenotnt. .
SATURDAY, ;;;;';;:; JUNE 20, 1857.

NEWS OF BAT. RYAN.-Some time since we
chronicled the murder of a Mr. ra;,,,,.o g
hlch Guich' by Bat. Ryan. 1t appears that inn
medlately after the murder Ryan, in companv
with cousin of his, named Patrick RYAN went
over to Carson Valley, where Bat.n purchase
a horse for the purpose of going to Salt Lake
a'iloN nsan returned to California ria. the
pig iree route for provisions but in drinking
freely with companion at the Big Trees. he
mace known his business when his confident
nad him arrested and lodged in the Mokclumne
iii jail. sheriff's posse have gone over to
carson valley for the purpose of arresting Bat
iSyan-Patrick only being retained as witness
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20
Dalls! DalIs!!
INDEPENDENCE BALL !

kz3x Grand Anniversary Ball will beSSr}A
59 given at the Spring Valley House, ~
by Mr.. and Mrs. Briant on
Friday Evening, July Sd, 1857
The lower story of the house has been en-
larged, and will be further improved, so as to
have the Dancing Hall on the first floor. and
large enough to accommodate all who may
wish to attend
M A N A G ERS.
DANIEL HUNT, j. L. BRITTON.
FRED BRUSH, GEO. SAUSMAN,
ii. W. DUNNING. JAMES GORMAN
GEO. BATCHELDER, III. A. MESSENGER,
JEFF PURCELL, Mr.. ANDERSON,
G. T. SLOSS, WM. X. SALMON,
B. V. SARGEANT GEO. GRANGER
W. JEFF. GATEWOOD.
Rss@ Music, by John Kelly Cotllion Band
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

suites of rooms for the use of ladies exclusively,
ana parties visiting the Big Trees" or other
hatufai curoslties in the vicinity.
me management of the domestic department,
Is conhded to Mrs. Perry, a lady of experience
ne bAls Is stoehed with fine Wines and lii
quofs, and the larder daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily for San An
dreas, Mokelumne Hin, Sacramento, Stockton.
Sonora and Columbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests.
will find every accommodation for their com
fort.
MatteSOn's Livery SfabIe.--Mr. T.
j. Matteson, proprietor of the Livery Stable
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 fine teams and spring
wagons, especially for this summers campaign.
His stock of Horses and Buggies are as complete
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 Murphys at San Francisco prices.
A. SMITH HAYNES,
Proprietor Mammoth Tree Grove.
SPERRY & PERRY,
Proprietors Sperrys Hotel.
T. j. MATTESON,
Proprietor Mattesons Livery Stables.
Murphys, April 2Sth, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

THANKS FOR VALUABLE FAvoRs.-Mr. Charles
Faville has invariably placed US under oblga-
tions for copies of the Golden Era and Vide
lPest, of which papers Mr.. Faville is the sole
agent for San Andreas. These papers have both
been enlarged, assumed new heads and quarto
shape, and are printed on new type through
out. The Golden Era has discarded all the big
cuts and medical advertisements; it is designed,
by the proprietors, to hereafter give eight large
pages of reading matter. in each number, with
out increasing the price of subscription.
Mr. Favile also furnished us with full files
of Eastern and European newspapers, copies of
Harper's lNdgozine, Kaicherbocher, and other
journals supply of which may be found on
his counter, for sale at San Francisco prices.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

WELLS, FARGO & Co.-Mr Joseph Knight,
during the week, has duly furnished us with
news and newspapers, letters and packages, and
all the items, ,ret and dry, afloat in this hot
weather. We don't mind that ice, but then to
treat a fellow so cooUy, don't become man with
blers occasionally, and when good, puff them (?)
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-20

THoMPsoN's ExPREss-Attention is called to
Mr. Thompson's Express notice, published in an
other column. All packages forwarded through
Wells, Fargo Co., for Carson Valley, to Mo-
kelumne Hill, will meet with dispatch, by first
trip after reception