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San Andreas independent., 1857-04-04
SCOTT'S BRIDGE FOR SALE!

YHVHE HOUSE AND BRIDGE of S. +. Scott.
4 situated on the Calaveritas river, two and
a-half miles from San Andreas, in southeast
erly direction, and on the main stage road lead
ing from Mokelumne Hill to Sonora, and is one
of the best locations for Public House on the
road from Stockton to Murplys. There is one
of the best springs of water within twenty-five
yards Of the house to be found in the State
Persons wishing to purchase, would do we'll
to call and examine for themselves
For particulars, enquire of the subscriber, on
the premises.
mar 28-lm S. F. SCOTT.
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Amhessy GRANTED to Certain Glasses OF r OH
teal Oueuders tn BAD IN.

A proclsn Lob, OF wtich translation snnsrec,
granting nesiy 70 erisp casfe- cf ~ io orerdes
IN Bantn has been recalved from Eisker, The Cu4d
states Consui General NJ frsnb ori on TIA uelne
Csufsprrr, Jolly n, 1887.
The bulletins IN reFsro % The cop1iton OF ts- Royal
Bgbhe,s zoe srand picbces sDd ;bo yorog rruoo coz
IN ue 10 te sais iGcsory.
no bulletin o. TIE lsvt O. to-day pnostes On tue
OF the irh O ,he heTediEy Prince he foo~itg
dscree 81 amnesty % posucs criminals
We, Fredeu-s, ~ the grsce of GJd, Grand Cake o.
Baden snd Dube Of hrrsen after hearing Ministry
q STATE deem proper 70 en-, the rems'uder OF Two
pcpay Of tLose Of sahj vhn, IN lsIs sri $50,
became gritty o. The Inc u his TREASON, o. rebellion
ri fcvor. or Who Committed pubnl acts Of violence
&c sso hrk proper r. pardon tbOse Of subject. ~ho
len the ccU1try ~ TIE sfofe mentioned
rhs cor icmne tc les thss eight years Of red
labor and e suppress tho Judicial inquiries inc those
ines which rqo' suspended until the accused
phoud 10 arrested a. hn being dcre under tho sunrns
ucr nat o gu Ivy, s',r reporting ard asking pardon
VII conduct ihtreevce well n the f-turc the rsue
time su'hofize HDs,Ty Of slloe % relsee The
Isrdontd vho taye Tor o1g tins behaved vef'1r The
conteq ercc' = De fery Ct orcei l0b1r and our Mn
s;fy Of ne IntF-its - rcnfeF fh5U sgs HeT civil
rit he sfier t'ey tasii hrve sru-n ttctv.
MS rsrdoI '-ot applied N 'ho~e via, tssdc- w
above mentioned 'onces .hnl bs-e been ru'iy OF other
crimes, or ho lave belonged " ,ho n tarv condition
Given q, Cs1Tabe on the 9TH OF luiy, 1856 -.
IgTDrRItE DF sTEEtEI
r. g-dcr Cts Hoya Higbness sorsees-r.
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williamsburg CITY asyvs.

ESlu- ~ y 4 DRY ICONS CIBE "A i-y gels
e.ers euploy a. 2 Bennett, No - Grand street,
named Wrlsu Bsr;or, vks aEcn before Jusuoe Garry
ye,terdsy or . charge o. embezzi'ug goods. vu2us
oGs rad oeon usseo recently su1 ~ Bennett set About
y sscer'ar n -hEi rasruer Trey c.ssppes'ef. Som.
ce.e-vrron. ed 20 Suspect Baron, VINO bad been
i've so,poy hat rev day o. and close vstch ass kept
won ~ Tovemenls ana resulted IN his being do'r-ed
orvs nr IeRulsr sysiem 81 purionng vaiusNe gods
Barton would pece OF si'E other s-is under
tmcsat snd rorrng % the Clubhouse would srap them
pa CODY under ia wear pg ,pAre WHOM arrest
81 ny of1ar Thiptsm 70 very bdirusDily deDiei the
charge Al upon 200 o. siE velvet being ,ste ON
~ BB to ella NED 70 have ~g,ohsSei e. Baton
$50 der 81 hsvrg sns al yeers@d rIdsr be gchng ont
4rJn oe.bg searched s sistespt found 10 sl.e
tofs 80 found sscreiec ihA bei .. he boarding
hose ~ Rovih Fou-th stree. itSos Garry oon.fns.
the sccused for ersInbsiot.
Cav -lrcsSv - nanei Fancy, re-'drc q,
Ne~to~r pre.iei Nt sslcon IA Grand st-est on
Monday sneTnccr OF charge o'sesrg sNo1i 80 n gold
eon from The res'ieuoe o. German IN ,hst p-cs A.
cus@d hsvn b. sospeced ib- the folio sed 10
Tilsn,turg. where E- pasrec qua o. TIC rod CO..
vhsct M been rErked ~ the ovns-. Eo VIA AIKEN
into .lsers courty TO- evan nation.
CJnrof -uIcvr N.ucI-A wo1Eu raced sr cd.
ker her t-o daughters. residing In y rrcn avcare,
tases before Tuscs CARY Se~efGsg, ohs'ged "
Mrs Ffrrief With ihro~ing v1ol ulcu come garments
bG, t.d been borg cot 10 dry ne charge ta5
sknlaiec AL he accused pssties were eschEsoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-26
City Intelligence.

I-s !-trI Fee. rr-wrxl Y-Grvy CosrArzs Nos. AND
s;-lSo a. Ssh, between TIE members o. engine
p<se lsot and si Il NaxsAu street. opposite the ErsALD
offoc ine suoscs Ct investigation ey the Fire oom.
r,5rarers les. evening. Several witnesses
ahmed ss tie psrposa o. cpg TIC origin OF tho ro~,
when APP cared na. grew OF. Q! rae beween thc
companies n quer.n CT 'cy were proceeding 10 no fire.
t+cr1 were made 10 ider.y somc O; the Ucu1csT who
were sc!ey engaEec IN tie feb:, be- without SUCCESS.
Bet oaa IA.v.Sua vas cea'iy identified as ripe's5er
tut he s1nc,rcd, &c, 81 active memba- o. dc
rxr;eS,. We rdors;sHd that tie intend
70 eve 'ne EsNsr 'noToush investigation and q n,ee
ct r-. TO tho Fu.'.y members, hoa!3 they succeed
es;anfsnirg any proofs against the rioters.
The W-I-Ax oECErTy GrIKn, FAMED sfssr the captain
ot 'ne JsSsson Stuart, Ninth Regiment, New York s;e
Il ia. ara c2Innsndsc ~ Captain Mortimer Osu,lvan
Iu9sc oace kortsy morning est, ar; loosod re-
EsFsaoiy veG Thor appearance and genera depost.
edc.sd 5DGs;inors applause from al witnessed
toe;r parade. Tho corps ssr 1otss very oredisbie
rsi&@s emosse5 ~ oosTd TIE STEAMBOAT irsu shore
ioT Go;s BsveS ftey were accompanied 81 srge
Der CT gussx. and speui pleasant dsy. Tne cImpsay
retprpe5 the evening and made psrsde IN The city.
IN the evening the william DaurIsy Gus,d gave ball
81 EhtEJy Sat. ia TIE Bo~eTT ne bal sal attended
ts the ss Of he city and the entire Arrangements was
worthy CT The or.spsc7 G. The eerps-
sxCoSD Avss,s RIiHnAD and ATE, the IL, or
scpsmber tho scsops avenue Railroad Company viii
their ooFn me fret and Up the Second
Doe rSs obsge 10 81 the request o. many travel
sld de Slc generally oil; DC better nno s,ed
~ 'ae new fon.e lhe asnssers o. ,e.s i1.a s deser
ty. and tie Of he he be.. proof n
the world !hAi III. spI. Is appreciated
AsanEyT - boy, rsnnei nonss Dosrey, aged sir
teen D. ampns or ssr; Ia EgsiS avenue near twelfth
eet feli ubd-s he heel And over the rsol
a-n ce',g fractured thereby. &c Vas admitted n ae
J.~-' Eo-riis 10 Wei T-eniy eighth street, .ud rHt
pnser Tie ~ tt surge5r Toe rslef O. the pear
tcy Vac Toe. or he I'll fstcd steamer Pacific.
Form Tie body Q, Bridget rlunckei, ~f7 80. scci
sebAJy srowE,G On Sunday rs, ty tho upr csns Of
tmsn bo., IAs IL. afternoon found EO,lrs IN he IA.
rive. she sken {, The foot Of Sscset tires. Brock
Iyr, ara The co;orer IcLfsa
INLAY z1cUTt'cy The Wash Guard, CA EtlSls,
~.l ca ihet aLsvs Target excursion Sesle 'Gsy Ipe
psny numbered q ncskes and msie pre.sy gSod
appearance. twenty cehi price, oonssrs o. watches
lrk.s, 0h,ns 30 were dfIltuied among tie ri :ac
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-26

4 TosAN TOUND DTcvur--sr rOsEn su.r-rb --Cofoner
Perry bed an INCEST yesterday ne foot Of Warren
street upon The tody OF woman rs.-ei NargsrS sJi.
herrelE Tho deoeatot apptao3. IA separated from
her husband IN Consequence o. "a 90 d.nesuc boubes
and bccsme wsnderer n the suet,. Becomlur low
spirted and heartbroken she pr91tJy committed self
destruction With ve- ~ iorn'ltUn. her mircrable
existence " this vord The Try q Ms osse rendered
vero C. Of Death y drowning, Supposed n &c case OF
,uieier Ieoested v. . ntvve Hlse'snt I'd . years
oftge
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Personal fnt.iitsooc.

We heretofore .tstsd ttsi The sbsepoe o. Mayor
WOOD oeuseo by TIE ilbe.s Of ~ mother sv. NJ.
Catherine IchsrdsoB SsTsgTe V hear hst sne 81 on
frId,s ssa che wss cute q % advanced sse add -ss
re .5os O. -ltge EohsIisou Auburn, =. y whose
en- pence .. osi peuhbed urs q ths safe familiar
70 most % oar g, Lens.
P.1 p.ra1m ~il "a Zoe TsrCpe 60 TIE a Of sePen.
psrnr-- ~ acros.er pcrmsuen,,y resee mis- 10 rs
isst Walt 70 this ooap'rv.
rne Bou ia, Tonnr.cr Secretary o. The uep,-iner,
cine .rie-o- arrive ,ris CITY az Grcc, from
WH'hrgi1n an ss:oppts al he f. NcHoAs
ssmes Clay passed through Asy cite, Indiana, or toe
2oh ret, r0ee Tor the prsres, or bunting tour.
Lore Dc Bse-iere, the fsersh uessnss vto nurcrved
tie tsobt sroe nrosher, de- Ma, uere from
Csp,Sa a. Cot -sorn.s y IN soo,s .as CAP, Fem.
ptrsy B. and rcot Hepvy, - The Smithsonian In.
s;iut,, we're N iti'o; % tie .-th int.
sen 3. Ashe, a. ~ c Tortld xsKAv, xsss. = X.
v.ralsn arc lOtn'w lynn, IL w. weOy AMI a.
vo,tsrsoi, ". Z, al prominently ocnnccaed VIZ he
taiyg!ng lnNrest, are 10 Washington.
rSoAcbe, says no Ioteon cATo1'.s Q, tse loe INST
90 n s,h in pro Tod eah thAi uudcrrsri ts ma
e. al nrrobsae 30 sl return ne ia ogsFs dur1g
TIC srprossnDg s,son In Para.
rms,sS a socs, hotscsae, ae.m.n J.cc p.yi., Q
Va. strnsrd Bysd, Jno Dei'snnoy aeo Rs..r, Gs9
isSs la yon rvs w.s s., y. Gsgg Y, y. 20
FeiL Nh 'r,I and 80 children Coher lssacs,
.. g .s- rs Nv; E' sss s.1 r o.ss
d Bsyn, ? X CsDroe'l. Z y ssod tngssh. y a Pea y
FT H f.a sy s SSssS W. iSss ,S' ss.
Yrs Bssr rs VT hh-h ar caunief hss NfAA-
Mics Grant IRA Ps,S-sud nine n sseersge
Tncy NV MEXICO CREtr fsrTLH WIFI TBR
Ora ArA-fEe --Coo1el Roberts, L. 9 arrived ip nv
t.y ye.,erday yroul AIbuouercue, New Hexic1-s little
over fsur weeks % the route. travelling 9Th bis family
and brs Iiet Tsns eft the Rhes. Colonel so5ers vas
psrtcuarly favored In having very ope vesber. nc
met ve-y Few ndsns On be route he observed ls-ge
berd, o. turso Just Ooouel Roberts was leaving
soma Re. despatch we'd by tie cor mand'ng
OF GER, ssrpg thai Colonel sBes. ia oonuind OF The
souhers co'unr ~ the amy New Mexico, bal met the
Sa A'Whe ndsus, or the ella river and IN TIE oatte
wren eosued Feptv I've sf The indisns vefe Killed end
~ dead on be Gsd more than thirty we're wounded,
No ge emo1n of property fell into The hands Of Col
We me euemy W" CON pie'ey rooted, I. may be
Unsigned ron the resch % the fssgeu snt Neuensnl
seen, on We fTs Infantry Ileuteusni Davis nrsi ORA
foons ard hna y votes, ~ere wour DEF byv severely
rot stated the dcypact NottirF ese Of mater al
interest bsh i'ntsrro1 . Hss .ey &C - Eosp E,pt
tfcoT.
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Afrirsc rxv YoRr-vrrs
frp sr& uCO- s.........cve 81
ss-s............ ~ BIss Il e
P.r, OF sew Yors. Aususs 70. 1857.


uIEAEEo.
,hip Plu,rch Rsrser, LIyerpo,-bnvsrd rrcAlnrssrn
Bsfs invvsr, fles cts C,is-Psos church.
Hos Gen Morai.s Eurmsiaer Hsvsns-s,arss 400.
B.rs iSsnd-io sssa. ssS.p..sNp yur.sr
Bs, E.'h-r Trsy.rs ,roc,sr, allmrs9u- Burlev
, ts Gle, ,ns vsr.s T
Big ,R.asg, u ,ccs. ?, s,5s:,sgce Petty
scbr oiiyef ss,o. Br.so.-ibIsr. Oliver
stsr Z Colinnr El Az Lsv s sccrssdy xorAco
sasr COR ella, Evershan, sichn oud-c Pierson
kchr orarn. ru'e nictmo.d- G Plers,n.
sebr smp'-e Osborn, norfos s,u,g.-. Ci.srrsnICo.
etbr Beidvin, sands, rredercssbug-Ur
s Ess STss s.ssr rsse-s scUss asss
So, Rss I'qrer Plyr.ou,h, d., alsrs,
s,@sne, Jacbsou raser Baltimore
siesmer erissn Usn61. PhIiseslphis
Steamer 4 Wallace, idnoon. Taunton.
ARRIVED
Ee.rshjp AisSsms rchenet Savannah Aus n rtb rs.e
ADO pssstsers TOT Mitchell Aus "a psssei In tho tivey
l.rts bsrvss aud Mari. norton p,s,ed OF FRYING PAN
fa q rW sw Of HasS rssses a. ssss, Ks~, s"s
sac IN on Btsterss pssed stesrnsh,p Augusta: 2ih,
shig Fr' Knud'on New O,lesa. ~ da,s with rdse Z,
RAT Ia hss Bsd heavy squsIy weather
nsE H. IreaeTch Davis OF Rocksnd Ne, died Of hSsy
Bars hiiel che'tuian po an Prince Aug H. with coffee
os. Of bo~spr, ana forescprr., ,esrnp sw spp. ery
hsa eco run mo during The ngh-cOud msse ont her
R,ig y.r!g lm.ri,4 az PIJmoubN psoi rio GrAuds IS
as vlh hEes &c 70 m.ster July ,n u 7i
od d.ys on,; s1e Il lat !, r. loo ~ spoke bss Emgs
mise rom Portland for eardenss, " days ont 49,,
pesrnsss' Ss # Il S :s II " S COD .hoosei
ooSr 49, u,n fIor SO ard ost p.r, Of deck Loaf
sehr Adele Grimu -ilmssoa No, sdsy,. On The rcrn
ps OF me Ah hst fe in VITA he boat o. sehr Phlp 'tsey
me " and sr e9s es1 ,, U Ta pps so
ant srzf he nsfi q Ne 10 q er EFs y ssrsess ~
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I.C.oF Q. T.-.Tbe RICH. Worthy Grand Ledge
Of ne indepehotnt Ofder " DAD Fellows Northern
New Yofk convened their sDnus session for 1851. 81 i
Mrs, lLepung county, en- Tuesday morning, Ausus. ~
which time tho fjosiBg Cheers ee led, spgcht-
Ell and nstslled fof The rebt year
Ctp.nl. Glen, or Albany, N Grand xs.tef
James p s.ndtr,, Of stchcs'or, r. W. n n.
James Gihscn, OF washington, y W. Grand Warden.
Sal van smith, ot Gauge, W Grsad Ttessu
a rftl OF Albany, r. " Gr.Dd Secretary.
William l. OoInveu, o. C=yuFs, r. W. Grand gepresen-
ts,'se r. Grand Jodge OF the Bitsd Rates.
Rev 4 leeves, o. CnObdast, ". Grand Chaplain.
Abraham Aus'in. or onvnctga, w. o. and harsnAl.
Nysr Elm, Of Albany, ". GTap5 Conductor.
A. g. Bennett ~ Cnitlsnd ". DYand Herald.
The AIT WORTHY Grand EncsmpmeLt OF the Iniepend.
crt Crdtr OF ODD SLOWS q Nosthern NeE orb oou.
vened their ADva ses, IN for lSt7 Elrnirt Chenu
CO.. niy, on Ttesdsy evening, iuguu Is The following
ave ne officers elected, appointed ami installed for the
olrreDt ytI-
Auon y Wase1eld, o. Albany, n v. Grand Patriarch.
suliyan y s,n ID, Of CayuCa, N r g High Priest
ThomW e. HUaris, o. Chewing G. s. warden
" II. II. Pfsl % Albany, 5rM Scribe.
Richard Goa pc Of Kprs, Grand treasurer
Additon " sraih, o. OUego. &. Warden.
Dexter Gilmore, u Oneida, r. " Grand Eerreseut,uye
10 Grand Iocgo of tho Dited states
Amos y. Rough, q lnordhgs Grand Sentinel.
Edward edwards, Of Osego. D putty Grand sentinel
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L,.ut.nant r,.ypold.. United stas.. Ns,y.

n fon,~iug 10 eTirsc, from letter addressed ~
Lieut. Reynolds. OF The United States .oop Of war g.
Ma We 10 he father n reference q tie s.Ie rent,
,arei n communication Published 10 tie HEAtD o.
March ., ~ witch 10 considers Rnseh ssgrievsd.
Lieut.. HssnOid., gill be Iecoeied was the nicer who
via &C walkers camp IN tesrcn o. & missing 1stiTrnsn
beorg'rg 70 he y. EL-ys-
7, Hth Ps-;y, 7, ca exoSrsoo x v.si zoe oaH?s
Q tho cesiCrtirE stres Ia Nicaragua; tlsi RvGs, thc
EesaSu c: Wslger, tSence 81 George Es of Tue
alice o.Hs, ARR tae vtgi Ion TO re- lbe 81 .sfys
On he return pasted m,cshlpuoAn suayci from orr
pafu We roughs bn With succoss then oonAnue6
10 !rsin Bay Considering myself, 10 messore, resgon.
rtc tbei1g the bearer O TIC pztloO Tor the youug
UemGh fsfeiy, determined N re.uTn 70 r. George
C'r3Dfed usioe tie bar icsoes received ~ Lags,
he Gu,tsmsiaD Gtrerai. I Te41e.ted 70 y any
SoaDg patty cf,te shes bal t.sen Of olicsr.
va reTed IN the negative Va ttkt perhsp he al
Rvss. A..er the most entertainment very cor
ds'y az red, departed, .ccorn pssed ~ 2avsGs ouds
ne etifodcS, who're so bSed, -hs tOe detail q al
lW-Sr, ofersi ~ Hsvals az guide 70 ne, made
D. pg This ltrvsl remarked 10 him. "TOcT barr .aies,
Cepma arc 10; very ,uoBt" strong ,rOugh iof
ever. erpec. 1i.pounder rom GGa,euass, vhct,
70 ,ioF eioodske5, . would DO vel for hin
1900 uep, butG co1r'e u 3 not necessary icr yen 10
mention I'm ioree' Tie oaeer Appearing. sasus were
iuen isf 'srRrv Ictpis, o, mIo oa,.d. he
iovn cr ier ne .esr Rvss taInins an Oh. . Of
ne roe company q raRger. suddenly oOniforeo ne,
s'te had been msd. On Rsss hsi moving by tie
Hhen rtd rep-''ei BY thtss rsrrct rturned tc iowa
-i1 KEN told Tsers cher coont D OF he "a po1sd
er; hsevise ny Intention 70 form Wssey o. 70, bu did
nc; uendob The '3fco men, lie replied az ncle Billy
81 i've @ hear tSsi bat don't thhk vii nop blooa.
shed ne TsnRers halted at their csriOnDept
tauec On, ia n'ei - Walkers quarters Lered found
hr tnd Hsor 5Sdsio present, saluted walker, VITO VA
~ruIE he % rot loeb ~ ~ my faiu allen. was
,shty nouisd ~ he bot ssd, General haze Ooep 70
= george 70 ens ote OF oncsrs who sssye aud
bsve bnw cone here 10 teek General Isvals ssid
be expected - pouuder." "Stor, air." said wasor,
slowly looking sTounc, Won treasing yocr neu.
uEiv.N p1 ircersed 81 thu ntu.,--for such % wa
sJo r,asd Of ssylng, "Sebers Isvss hal minated
shouid taii ,bs, lef hsughs bo -iBg sitbou, word.
Bsvrs ound he pAssei d,hipnau, TeoFBed 70 tbe 81
sryH and roperNi 70 uommshdes Dsyk, VITO approved
my oS-Tte.
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Tlrr~' poo-e a. ,ong We pstenr granted or "a t7e
tsii ueek here "a. % for 'u rrovemcoi = bcofs o'
ade. ts'r. b. ,-r, boope 40 rn' sn sell, uiust re
rles,srt wee - rteuf vce az here . t 70 DC m
~ e~~er
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urkscvn American bart, and dnring ,ee -cscr msr
were lost
Schr NY rover Boyd Wilmington NO. eav-
achr wssoyer Nckers"n. ri h ncnd daya
9chr Leroy Osbcrn hichmont. 3 days
Ehr W BALD 4,r Chopper. Norfolk, days.
SchY Vim = lsxge;t, 0tbsoD Novfot, days
Hchr Yankee IioodIa Chase Alexandria, 6dsvE
Sch, MIST D.ssosgsy Alexandra. 46sys.
Rohr Anna 4 sies Crockett Virginia days
n.Ay Newport Tuyrer Viygiris 1dsye
Schr Rocks Ssy brewer. Virgins, z daya
Sem MILO Chambers. yrg'nis, days.
gchr Simpson, yathews Virginia, days
Echr Thief Mar In So uerpet.
Echr Hunting o. Lowell. Albany for vcrtlsea-
echr K A Stevens Hodge, Albs~y for Bostcc.
echr Belaveeh, f'crr.s albany Tor Provifercc-
Echs t)phir Peoi, EI,zsbeihport for P.<ssod
schr Eadsg nsc: =. Lord, srzabelh ocr. ,or saer-
ST. Toe msrce. Savannah, 6sys 18th o.;on. NJ.
10 Dppbs~a 4 Diroop.
atespner Kenpebec Hand PhilsdeipniA-
Steamer Oeprrv. K,nnev. Providence
6teamsr Ouinehaux. Hnlum Nor stcn-
Wind during The day from NV tos.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Renting Church Pa,ua

Does'icks' 1t seems. hns been attending n
pen d"cf'"n IN Stone fashionable" church in
New York. Hear what lie snys of it:
al very soon discovered thnt no "dca,lhcnds,
were allowed on t!,s lihc, Md If n man cou]n't
pay, he was rnt of tho trnin After some rrc.
limnnry chat about the foreign news. the state
of the markets, the hope Sfsasrcvival of rc!ig.
ion, the rise in "Erir." Tho progress Of the
work of'grace, and, the price. of pork the
lewlv ones gathered aro,fnd md tho sale be-
gan. Those lews nearest the pulpit, or per-
hnps should say. those seats near the locono-
tive, were 'solL first; they brought seventy.
eighty and even hundred and twenty
dollars prsmi.rn; the price was t" he pail
merely Tor II choice of seats, in addition I" the
regular rent. instantly snw that hadn't
money enough 10 take Il first class cabin pas
sage. but hoped there might be n place for me
somewhere. Jones bought II cllct, aud Smith,
and TompkimS; hut there not IL single scat
""imc down I" my pile; and felt that must
give up the Journey, or find IL cheaper convey
hmcc for | couldn't aifrrL to go to heaven ut
such cNIvrbint rates"
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Death of Senator Rusl1.

Hon. Mr. EuSk, who has occupied one of
Texas Senatorial seas in the Congress of the
United States without interruption since the
annexation of that State, committed suicide
few days ago, hy shooting himself with rifle,
at his home in Texas. Ills wife died recently,
and his grief for her loss is the only cause that
can he assigned for the mournful manner of
his death.
Dir. Rusk was native of Pickcns District
). C., OF humble l'arcntngc, and was cmrlat
lcaiiy "sefinade man.'-lIe was one of the
foremost leaders in the Texan war of inlcpcnd.
ence. and Had lie possessed the vanity aud am
bition of Gen. Sam Houston would probably
have made himself the chief. Ills Senatorial
career has been characterized by IN uniform
and strict adherence to the principles of the
Democratic creed, and by an ability in the dis
charge OF, and close attention to, business en-
cellcd l,y few men Of his time. The country
has lost greatly by his untimcly death.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Good Times Coming,

The wheat crops all over the country, as
our readers have already been informed were
extraordinarily good the present year. From
all sections and quarters, North, South, East
and West. the good story comes that the corn
crop will be almost if not altogether fully ms
abundant as the wheat, providing no untowarl
mishap befnlls it between now and harvest
time. The cotton and sugar crops are not so
promising, but we nevertheless believe TINT
the cotton crop ut least will be ,rorM e. c. bring
as much money into the country as il was last
year. This anticipation proving realizable,
and provisions coming down mucl, below their
pnst enormous figures, We must find times
much ''cnsier" the coming yearthan they have
been for several years past. 1t seems to us
that, really, with these cheering facts, together
with Democratic, conservative aIministra
ton, Democratic Senate, and Demo.
cratic House Of Representatives, which
must ensure the political peace of the Repub.
lie at least fora while, we l'nvejmuch cause to
congratulate ourselves upon the good time
eoming'-nny almost herc-and uf gratitude
to thnt kind Providence which seems so rra.
ciously to smile upon us. Let US never forget,
or deny, whether we be Catholics, Jews, Cal.
vanists, Armenians or CniverssIists, that there
is above us a Power that ca,yaiiie the affairs
of nations and cultivate, therefore, becoming
gratitude and sense Of dependence.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Chinese Sugar Cane.

Dir. Jcfferso" douglass, an cntcrprising far
mer of our, vicinity, has left at this Office quite
a beautiful and. liberal specimen of nolassscs
made from the Chinese sugar cane grown by
him the present year With the exception of
slight grec"iM Or fresh TASTE itappcars TO be
equal to any article we have eyer tasted.
We had an opportunity on the same evening
that the above was received of testing n sin,i ar
specimen made by Mr.. c. r. Haskell, of our
District. The saWe may be said of it that we
have said of Mr.. Dongluss'.
Mr.. Douglass crop consists of half nm
acre only, from which lie confidently expects
to make near one hundred gallons Of the syrup
Our knowledge Of the Chinese sugar cane is
not sufficiently complete to warrant any -cx-
preston of opinion rs to the utility of cutiva-
ting it in this climate. All such things, how
ever, arc worthy Of fair trial, and ought to be
fnrly tried before condemned or commended
unqualiticIly.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Federal Court in Greunvillo.

. In pursuance of n late net ofseongress, the
United States District Court held its first sci.
sion at Erccnvillc c. IT., week before last,
Judge Nagrath prcsidings Sc
The principal business before IL wns the trial
Of ono Thomns Moore, citizen of Pickcns Dis.
trict, for passing counterfeit coin. lie wns
convicted and sentenced to pay fine of two
hundred dollars and be imprisoned four months.
Rather light punishment, it strikes us, for
go grave an offence.
1he most if not NIL Of the members of the
Grccnville Bar, with some of those from I.au-
rens, Anderson. and perhaps other Districts,
were admitted TO practice in this Court, which
Is to bc held regularly at Grccnville hcnccfortl,
rs i'll Charleston. -
The Greenville papers speak highly of Judge
Magrath MS n judicial functionary and gentle.
man.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-21
Southern Commercial Convention

AUGUSTA, August lin the c,mm.ro;,I
Convention ut Knoxville, on Wednesday,. Lilo
Business Committee reported against Free
Trade md Direct Taxation against the Soutb.s
receiving goods from States which do not up
mold the Fugitive Slave law and against the
Iiscrini nation by the Federal Government in
iarmr ot iorc'gn mail lines from Northern ports,
lhc Committee reported in favor of exemnt
ing one slave to each STAKEHOLDER from seizure
for debt; IN favor of erecting Arizona into n
territory: and IN favor of recovering certain
lanI and lost by recent Treaty with Mexico.
The committee also reported that tho finn,
had not arrived for the Convention to consider
the project of re-opening the African slave
trade. "''
a resolution was adopted, advocating the
w'lhdrnw"i OF The United States squadron from
the African coast.
y resolution in favor Of Montgomery. Ala.
bama rs the place Of meeting for the next Con
vention, was, adopted.