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San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

INDEPENDENCE BALL.-Fourth of July is COM
ing next Saturday, week from to-day-it
VIII De here, and we will merely mention that
the Grand Ball, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Briant,
of the Spring Valley House, takes place on Fri
day evening next, (evening of the Sd of July)
We learn Mr.. Briant has provided excellent mu-
SIC, superior accommodations and enlarged the
Dancing and Dining Hall so as to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
Balls! Bulls
INDEPENDENCE BALL!

sN2 AC
4sST Grand Anniversary Ball will beY7Sa
~ given at the Spring Valley House,-.z<Ss.ss
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 NAV
wish to attend.
M ANA ERS.
DANIEL HUNT, j. L. BRITTON
FRED BRUSH, GEO. SAUSMAN,
III. w. DUNNING, JAMES GORMAN
GEO. BATCHELDER ii. A. MESSENGER,
JEFF. PURCELL MIR. ANDERSON
G. +. SLOSS, WM X. SALMON
b. V. SARGEANT, GEO. GRANGER
w. JEFF. GATEWOOD.
R9s@ Music, by John kclly's Cotilion Band
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
Dancing School
MIR. j. L. RRITTON.

LIZ Respectfully gives notice to the La ~
dies and Gentlemen of San Andreas and vicin-
ity, that he has opened school at Knicker-
booker Hail. and that lessons will be given on
every SATURDAY, evening.
Mr. B. will teach all the Ballroom Dances
now in use, in his School.
Ladies' Glass from 4 to C, and Gentlemens'
Glass from to 10 P. NJ.
Private lessons given if requested.
Terms-Sl6 for thirteen lessoas-one-half
at entrance.
MayLessons given to Ladies free of charge.
my 9-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
County Assessment for 1857 and 1855

The attention of owners and agents of Real
Estate and personal Property within the County
of Calaveras, is hereby directed to the provi-
sions of the Public Revenue Act of the State
of California, requiring them to furnish state
ments of the same to the County Assessor,
specifying the exact boundaries of the Real
Estate, with the buildings and improvements
thereon, together with tho value of all personal
property, including goods and chattelS for every
description; all cash, monied stock, notes, bonds
mortgages, &C.. whether owned or held in trust
for others.
Baay@ If any person shall be guilty of giving
false list of property under the oath required
by law, such person shall be liable to indict-
ment for perjury, and the property shall be
liable to three times the usual tax.
gkay@ The assessment of all property of per-
sons refusing to give list will be doubled by
the Board of Equalization.
Blank statements may be had on application
at my office.
GEORGE c. TRYON, County Assessor
March II, lS57.-ap Aft
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
ID. ID. VEZEY.
Carpenter j o n er an Undertaken.

a Shop on st. Charles street, oppositeM
"a the Willow Creek Lumber Yard, ~
~ SIN ANDREAS, MI
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. D. VEZEY.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

POLITICAL ADvERrIsEMESTs.-IIavin recently
received so many political articles. written by
poitlclans OF all parties, involving local prefer
ences of general interest. we have determined to
pnoiish them, in future, advertisements
charging (cash in advance) merely nominal
sum to pay for composition. We will hereafter
admit political articles as specid notices. We
hold that public officer or public candidate
Tor an Office, is legitimatcly in the field, and
that their official antecedcnts and political prin-
cples subject to be attacked or defended in
public newspaper Nothing personal or scar
rilous will be admitted-no charges, crimina-
tive or recriminative, will be published without
a guaranty of the use of the authors name, in
our columns. To-day appears the first article
published according to these rules.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
Table Mountain water Ditch

A. B. LAFoRGE, Lessee has removed his Office
to Old Gulch, where all business in connection
with the Ditch will, i'll future be transacted
improvements on the Ditch arc now complete
and a full supply of water on hand
San Andrcas, Jan. 10TH 81. jan loft
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

sui,es OF rooms for the use of ladies excIusiveiv
anu parties visiting the Big Trees or Other
l'suisu ,r,' curiosities in the vicinity.
ine management of the domestic deuartment
70 ~ r"nhnea 10 Mrs. Perry, lady of experience
p-An IS stocked with fine Wines and Ii
quors, ana the harder daily supplied With sea-
sonable delicacies fpeu WIN sea-
Stages arrive and depart daily for San An.
dreas, Mokelumne Hill, Sacramento. S,ao,.a.,
Sonora and Columbia. 0' A'oi'
Parties of Pleasure, and transient pues,s
will find every accommodation for their com.
fort.
MafteSOn'S Livery Stable.--Mr. T
j. Matteson, proprietor of the Livery Stable
opposite Sperry's Hotel, still con-
tnues 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 a 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
everf 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 l. PERRY,
Propretors Sperry's Hotel.
I. j. MATTESON,
Proprietor Matteson's Livery Stables
Murphy's, April 2sth, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE BIG TREE ROAD FUND.
The agents for the Big Tree road subscrip-
tions are now collecting in the funds subscribed.
Mr.. Farlle has collected nearly one-half of the
whole amount subscribedin this camp. Agents
will please remit on or before the lst of July,
the amount of funds collected to Mr. Riley
Senter, Treasurer of the Big Tree Road Fund,
Nurphy's
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

ESPECIAL NOTICE is hereby given to
Tax Payers to attend on the Board of Equali-
zation, at their first session in August when
said Board will meet to equalize the taxes, and
will remain in session from day to day to hear
and determine all cases that may come under
their notice. All assessments not then and
there equaiZed will remain unatered for the
present fiscal year. March Hap Aft
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.

VE%HE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Alexander K. Hartford and William
Irvine, under the name and style of Hartford &
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
parties indebted to the late firm at Ell Dorado
Saw-mill, will please settle their accounts with
William Irvine.
The Lumber business will hereafter be car
ried on, in all its branches by William irvine
ALEXANDER K. HARTFORD
WILLIAM IRVINE.
San Andreas. April 18th, 1857 ap2
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

Pony EXPRESSIVE are indebted to Mr. VIM
NJ. Denig for Express favors and for files of the
Sacramento Daily Union and San Francisco pa
pers. Mr.. Denig will be around on next Tues
day, far ahead Of the mail, with his usual sup
ply of Atlantic States papers-that is if the
steamer arrives when due, on Monday.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
San frauflstu 10pcrtlsrlmfnts.
JANS0N, BOND & CO.,

CORNER BATTERY AND CLAY STREETS
San Francisco.
Have now Landing and in Store,
ONO Bales Brown Drills and
OOO Shcetings;
100 bales Grain, Flour and Seamless Sacks.
20 cases bleached Shirtings and Shectings:
10 cases Merrimac Prints;
10 cases Pacific Prints;
10 cases Cocheco Prints:
10 cases Sprague Prints;
cases Printed Jaconets and Lawns:
cases Ginghams and Chambrays;
cases Assorted Dress Goods;
cases cottonadcs and Jeans;
Also, a large assortment Of
Cotton and Silk lldkfs;
Brilliantines; Jaconets; Cambrics:
Victoria Lawns; Dotted Swiss;
Cotton and Wool Hosiery;
Buck Gloves; Irish Linens;
Musquito Netting; Diapers;
Huck and Fancy Towels;
Hickory and Check Shirts;
Cashmere, Sattinett and Jeans Pants:
And large assortment of other Dress and
Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention For
sale low. Corner Battery and Clay streets,
may l6-2m-43 San Francisco.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

TELEGRAPH 0FFlCE-The office has been re-opencd in San
Andreas and the Operator prepared To forward
ncaions and obtain from all the principal towns
in the State. Messages left in his office will be forwarded
and received All messages strictly confidential
mar1-H II. BROTIIERTON, Operator.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
a mo unff II t s .
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

FOR COUNTY TREASURER
WILLIAM INNES, is a Candidate for
the Office Of Treasurer of Calaveras county, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Mok. Hill, April. .29th 1851
ALEX. C. BERITZHOFF, is candidate
for the Office of Treasurer of Caaveras County, subject
the decision of the Democratic County Convention.
Forman's, June g. 1851
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
L u M 3 E r!

THE SAN ANTONIO DITCH COMPANY
having completed extensive repairs and en-
largements in their Mill, now prepared to
furnish Lumber of every description at the low
est rates.
Orders for Lumber left at G. L. Osborpe'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. f. r. PURPLE
General Agent for the Company
Es3sa \ fine lot of SH4KES & SHINGLES
Tor sale. may l6-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

A Ranch of $50 acres, partly va
der cultivation, and can be irrigated from the
Ditch. On the Ranch is a two story House,
built last summer, with other out-baifdings.
For furtaer particulars, enquire of the sub
scriber, on the premises,
my l6-46* NJ. THORP..
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
Ilurplly's.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvESTIoN-On next
Monday, the 10th inst, the Democratic Convcn-
ton of Calaveras county, will assemble at An
gels. 1t is expected full county ticket and
fourteen delegates to the Democratic State Con-
vention will be nominated and also that a new
Democratic County Committee will be appointed
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
FOR SALE,

yuyHE SAN DOMINGO WATER DITCH, for
merly known as Jenk's Ditch, taking water
from the San Domingo creek, and conveying it
to Forman's Diggings. Said ditch is of the ca
pacity of 800 inches, and has the right of
water over all other bitches on that creek-that
right having been taken up in January, 1852,
and the Ditch constructed that season.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

NEW BARBER SHoP-Mr. John Taufer has
re-opened the barber shop next door to the
Kinkerhook Hotel, where he will be happy to
shampoo and shave the public in satisfactory
manner.
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27
Special n cities.

Calaveras Lodge No. 70, F. and A. M
hold their Stated Meetings at their Hail. in Sam
Andreas, the SATURDAY Of or next succeed M
ing Full Moon Visiting Brethren in good standing
respectfully invited to attend. NJ THORPE W. NJ
JAMES BARCLAY Secretary. oct lift
San Andreas independent., 1857-06-27

ANOTHER FATAL MINING AccIDENr.-On last
Monday James w. Richie was killed, near the
Fourth Crossing (Formans) by a bank caving
iu on him from deep cut; his companion was
also seriously but not fatally injured. The de-
ceased was old miner aud formerly resided
III Arkansas; he was an Industrious, young
man, (aged "a years. and had the confidence
and respect of all who knew him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

win be Ready THURSDAY, March %
THE SHADOW WORSHIPER, and other
l. Poems By FRANK Lee Benedict vol limo. 'ooen'''
:" seek only
That which al seek. some human sympatny
In this mysterious Islandp - A.,
The Shadow Woshiper emphsticay IN ideal poem inc
birth OF vivid imagination and intellect ch NTH usof
housh in lie construction find little detail and no
passages sunber The pictures ana tee
thoughts tipes ,s,,ns so.e Of them well chsusnss
criticism Cor their bodness while they excite sorpse nom
p snai osisinaity" Mr.. 6cphens's Monthly.
y ]. REpEfEkD No "a BeeamanAG
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T JFE ILLUSTRATED-Publi This Day
IL Contains an engraved rsyie. o. the Elm P1Ik Coles'
.pa Comm.rr In sttu.~ Ltch6-h Conn., and sn account 81
the ns.ation aad grounds Only four cents For ss oy All
Hswsmsn-
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taught in ten Lessons b Nal.
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printing.

ELECTROTYPTNG and ELECTRO-PLAT-
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Il soIrTiONs FOR DEPOsITING ALL THE METALS
AND THyIR ALLOYS,
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ENGRAVING and Printing Half Price.-Wed.
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@bs Ball 6easoil.

IN COMPLIANCE with the wish expressed by
Ladies' Gentlemen who at the late
Ball the New York Academy Of Mnsc for the benefit Of the
Oper. Psnd SECOND ONE WILL BE GIVEN for the
same object on TUESDAY 18th April next, which 1t is In
srpas brancy and decorative effect the hT
PARTICULARS Of which viii be published at early day
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8tatiOnrrp and fanrg GOODS.

ROwNE Il HASBROUCK, Stanonsrs' Hall,
- Noa ia AHp liz PEARL-sr., N Y IMPORTERS Nd
MANUFACTURES offer for sale at low cash price. every
variety Books Paper Fancy aud Staple Stationery
Writing Papers, Notes, Drafts Money and Shipping Rec aps
Inkstands Memorandum and Time Books. Pens, Penchs
ste Pen Knives Chess and Bscksamnon BoAds Ae and
II articles usually kept BY the trade. JOB PRINTING .nd
kTHO0RAPHY executed Of low Cards, Crculss =
Heads. &c COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO CALL
BE A Ds' E a D s. B E A D >
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
For sale BY
M. P. BROWN,
No. 1S6 Pesrl-st, New. York.
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COD NEVER GAVE EVIL PROPENSITIES
" TO MANIC came by them from the violston Of law
by himself his progenito the that he By
ds,prpsia or sout. Read TaE DRAMA OF EARTH, by Je
rome Kidder, which gives striking hints the Origin and
Phios ophy Of Evil
HorIcEs OF THE PRESS, ETC.
"This volume 10 GEM Nothing more unique and exrsor
dip.yy "a 10 Do found" n Y. Herald.
I'VE hazard htile In aging that The Drama Of Esra' 10
on. tbe most books the We
srsniy ,rtu nothing It before The great neral
ects At which The Drama Of Earth aimed are lnempsrsaes
md slavery and II 1t were possible to annihse evil BY the
rcs Of vigorous and lively fancy the Of
'A' ~ AAsA IN. Y. Courier.
cit has many capital points and eloquent ps:,ssses
Of language and notin whstever can % sac oe mo-
rsly Of iis purpose l Ssy .a ns.
hAny OF It's passages really hne ana posssss eonneea
bic dramatic effect. There 10 mach msi'ef mo
worthy Of consideration" ~ =.
printed ND bound and amply ilasrstsd" pp.iss a.,
limo. $50 passs illustr.ions. rnsS ~ iee '"~
A. RANNEi, Publisher No. l9o bfosa~y, =. =.
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DEAL PROGRESS-Duty Of Every individual
IL 10 Inform hnssl Investigate TO Jade Of tie Tuth
n.su,v md U.iny u Dshisct sssh Cor hnssL IN LIE
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ITO PARTNERSHIP POUDRETTE made b.
the subscribers: the cheapest snd best MANURE IN tn,
% any one sending their address 10 the LODI
TURING COMPANY, No. so Cosrtlsndtst New York City
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Send Cash Orders TO W..
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PAD particulars receipt of cent postage stamp
Postage stamps q cents) for SALE At this Office
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Lnuia Napolaan and the 1Nisa

The Louisville Journal says, our readers
are aware that Louis Napoleon, vexed At
the "dep lorabie obstinacy" Of the Swiss
Republic in declining to yield, at his request
10 Prussia's insslent and spersmptory de.
msnds in the pending dispute between the
two governments, threatens petuianty to
leave the gallant Swiss to their fate. Al
though there 10 really no sort Of probability
that the French Emperor intends to exc.
cute this threat, simply because he dare mol
do il, il has nevertheless called out some
Justly scathinR comments from the public
press on either side Of the Atlantic. II 10,
indeed, a most heartless and contemtible
menace. When, after the notorious AFFAIR
of Strssbcurs, Louis Philippe demanded the
expulsion Of Louis Napoleon from the Swiss
territory, the government Of the Republic,
as 10 we'll known, spurned the demand with
4 generous fidelity to the obligations of hos
piiality which exorted from the refugee. at
the time, the most signal and grateful &C
knowledgement Said he, in that style OF
tacit prandiloquence which his later fortune
has redeemed from utter bombast:
Switzerland has demonstrated, for month,
by the energetic protests, and now by the
de cision Of the Great Councils which have
assent led up to the present time, that she
was prepared to mako the greatest sacr6
ces for the maintenance of her dignity and
her right. She has done her duty a. an in.
dependent nation. l shall perform misc
and remain faithful to the voice Of honor.
| may be prosecuted. but shall never be
dishonored. The French government hav-
ing declared that the refusal Of the diet to
comply with its demand would be the zig
nal Of conasgration Of which Switzerland
| might become the victim, II only remains
for me to quit country where my presence
| is the subject Of such unjust pretensions-
where il would be the pretence for such
| great calamities. shall never forget the
noble conduct of the cantons, who declared
20 coarageously in my favor, and In particu-
lar the recollection of the generous hospi-
tslily accorded ne by the canton OF Thur
| govia will remain profoundly engraven on
my heart trust that this separation may
not be eternal, and that . day may come
when shall, without compromising the in
terests Of Two nations which ought to re-
main friends, recover the asyl um where q
residence Of 40 years and acquired rights
have created for me q second country.
Yet, now. in the height of his power, and
the depth of his atrocious ingratitude, this
this graceless adv.nturer threatens to give
Switzerland over to the tender mercies OF
her enemies, becsuse, contrary 10 his wish
and advice, she still r,solves to do her duty
san independent naion," and to main
tain, at all hazards, her dignity and her
rights" A sovereign Who in his own per
son has no more respect " the dssenciss to
"a, nothing Of the graces Of manhood than
mi, deserves to be upset Az thrown among
| the waste things Of his,oryon the earliest
practicable occasion. And,if consistent
Nth the bes, interests of Fracs, we shall
he hsopy to see him get whathe deserves
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EssLAHp OaDslIas Prove rR0A THE
Wss4.-Naylor & Co., the largest steel
manufacturers in the world, propristors Of
the River Don Works, recently ordered Of
Mr.. John Deere, Plow Manufacturer at
Moline. on the opposite side OF the rive'
from this place. three plows. of diferen,
iisds, for their own use in England. Mr..
Deere made an order from the above firm
sight yssrs ago for German silver and cast
steel, aud has since made 50 many orders,
tia. The manufacturers felt natural Gu
riousity to know the purpose to which their
customer applied it. On investigation Of
the kind Of plows in which it was used, they
we're 80 we'll pleased that as we have said.
,hsy ordered three for their own use. These
plows are now nearly finished, and will
soon be shipped to England We think
Mr. Deere's customers there will be SO vel!
pleased with these plows, that further or
ters will speedily follow. 1t is something
to. talk about. iha, English material is sent
to this country and TO the "fsr West" to
b manufactured into agricultural imPie'
nen,s to return again in its changed form
to plow up English soil. Messrs. T. Close
L Co., and Burrows and Prettyman, are
agents in this city for the sale OF Sir'
Deers's plows.