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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-28

HOIIOWay's Pills and Ointment.-PREJU
YANeUsHEDThe dsponssries hospitals Europe
regularly supplied with these remedies They
adm tied be indispensable disease OF the integu'
msnis aud the secreliye organs.
II Sold al the manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. 244 Strand london and by all druggsS
25c., 62Ee and 81 per boz or pot
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VAIUADIE sUaNEE COUNTY LsN6 F5E

HAVE two hundred and eleven and bali Of lard,
Station Camp Creek, IN TIE immediate Ficiniti %
the Nand 4. railroad, which viii sell los and
mOdutnE any Wishing phase % he
% the best negnbOrh8Od8 30 The Sg would do
call and examine itbefoFe purchasing eseuhers
Saundsrsville, febI2-tH6lu-sms 4AMES FRANKLIN
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Charleston Cotton Market, March 25.
Sales this morning loo bales, at prices slightly
in favor Of sellers, and ranging from l25 to 1890
The market firm,
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Coon IAxD.--Dr JoHS D. WNsToS adFertiso3 IN
this paper some beautiful land for sale. Persons
wishing residences in the country, - charming ana
healthy region, should examine this land.
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Chancery Sale!
NashVilleAumbePYaPd.
j. G. DARDEIT,

DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS
7 HAVE now hand large Tot Of Cedar, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank,
Jois SCsBng, Square Cedar. Cedar Plank sad Poplar
Shingles Five Mills cutting Opl4r aud &c lar, o.
dressIng Poplar, and Yellow Pine Flooring Shin
gle Machine, making NJ Popl-r Shingles. All iu constant
operation can sapply any gus NIFTY Lumber OF Shingles
a. the shortest noCe, and he prices for cash
Leave your orders for prompt attention with
mal92 J..C. DARDEN
6. Nashville Lumber Yard No M broadway
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LAND WARRASTs.-At New York the business in
land warrants is rather more active, but prices are
without change ThompsOn's Reporter quotes
Buving Rates Selling Rates.
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For Sale.

N'HE HOABSTEADO OF MATHEW NBLSON, deed -
= Ihis tract l. beautifully situated on the n. & q. .i
Railroad, IA miles from Nashville. and is known 10 b.
we very best laud 10 Rutherford county. $50 acres ana n
gooa cedar euee and mostly In civilizations the balance we
umuersd Hurricane Greek thrOu he entire tract
aaOrding an aoundaUc8Of water the digest season Tsra
are alsoa number Of perpetual SpraEs which make Do
ysfy des able stock Fam. The soil enough % sneak
Tor iIse snd Is UeiadaPted 70 The growth Of cotton, bao
co, grain or grass.
The improvement e consist Of frame Dwelling With seven
rooms all out houses complete, GIN slhle etc. The
subscriber will Be In NASHVILLE weeks and will take
pleasure IN slowing the premises ans Tho nav de18
purchase Terms eaaYi possession given Immediately.
i8bl2-N L. WHEe0E
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FTHk undersigned Will sell public sale, the upperend
Il ofthe Market HOUSE. IN the city g hssh lie tkcs5h
nay Of April next, very valuasle Waite Power
narroWs OF Harpeih being the ssluud TulHal
vaed By The late Montgomery Sell The NurFoWs- L
reserved BY h 10 deed Of Ef cunTuyi ing the
use and which oF than . has furnished poWE
70 the extensive Forge, rst aud saw Mills Of ParF-
iron v forks. The offered for sails all
spscta eqBal y the one u use. There b attaches % 90
cent ground fOra buildings that the purchaser may
carry such esablshm erect also
grsfs and egraFs md aud Zen Erouni sad
ten 70 be laid o. th opposite side fverro
mouth % the Funneu This property vel worth the
animation aad attention OF capitalists persons i.hu gin
manuaetura. eEcslienl chance foF specultnu ft
IL = miles from Nashville and about ~ miles
pike Any further Information may Be abanrd b calling
either u the snadi Be
be appreciated. Tsrms-TWslgs mohths with Eeeufy
and alien retained. ". Is. AIkINS,
.. I. BILL
o. P. McROBERTs.
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~ The attention Of cur readers Is invited g en-
advertisement from Philadelphia, relstiYe e Lead
Ore.
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GOOD lot Of Jolst, Scsning, and two inch Plalk %
"A hand, cheap for cash. good let Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles can delivered In few days % those EanAl7
them Ny Mill e cutting daily. Agent r other Ais
will pay particular Htt8niion 10 al orders Call a. ne
savings fastut0u and Isays your eFdas 700 Wish hen
diIsd lnoFaal y, ~ nArtl.-.
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY IOTTERY.

( Lass rs, to Be drawn At CoEcuRT Hall, Macon Ca
~ under the sworn Superntendonce Of Col. Geo. NJ 10
gan and W. z, Andersa nB Esq, on SATURDAY, MARCH
%, 1857. =
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A CoWFORTA Biz D9eihng House, on Summer street,
"a Boath Nashville, near Dr Winsloha containing
ood rooms exc usvs kchHn servants and dmoko
kon.s also sable and carFisgs h9usa. Apply 10
ma-a5-N BRASsFQRD, McWHiKTEa 4 CO.
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LAND WAkRANlss
WE viii buy Land Warrants Of all deaomtHatOnu a. h
w hest uaEkgs prizes, lnsvVll Al. DVNCANS CO.
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( G. DARDEN, Flons, y Authorised 70 use The nsma o
~ the arm 20 eQERg ransacng any bushes o. ni
aAid srm. 'Bov25I DARDkN, TUltAER 4 %
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DIV hay fnly qualified teach Frsnsd Musk and 40
~ Bng.h branches, situation Teacher Govsrueau
Family In The oY country, q the 0catioa heaF
Ihs best o. references given. Please address A. =
Box 58s Post OGcs, Masaa, Ca EjanIf-d9.
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CHEAP LAND AND DESIRABLE RESI-
nhMCE EnEs a q l,

Mr. B. PMBRF'5 Tract Of Land, containing Ia5 norss
4tA abOut IS acres timbersd, with large Brick Daeng
OF ID or 2 ro1ms, situated about miles from Nashville
near the Sal attn Pito great viii be- given.
Also Rear he above To Of Land, partly umbered.
fronting he Cumberland river and being para OF eta
Hay tfact and adjoining the LHni Of 00d chs
ana others. Cal J. L. q r. ". BROWN
Darehl2-lm - 5 Cusgs street.
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BILLING LOr AT A SACHIFICE-
WE via sellan extraordinary bargain Tor cash Buifd
W ing and Gardening Lo " eyen Acres In an excel
snt eghbOrhood and near good turnpike, and Ufhc
nnest Springs IN The county J. L 4 4. ". BROWN,
mErch20-d2W. AK Charry
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sPsUE Beading and Writing 80 90 per term Of 80 Esok
Arithmetic Geography, English co
Higher Mathematics, LstiF, Greek, PhysiOlusy and
Natural Philosophy y......s.,...... 10 "
PAtTORs especially requested enter heir children 81 The
beginning middle othe No deduction made from
entrance % close Of term, excerpt esss protFact-
Cd sickness. A. N. TtLLhAS, Z -r...h..,
waF2I-1EwGW. G. W. EVANS. AoasH7f--
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PUBLIC T6[E e % gDl F%ETY BUILDISG


~ TUESDAY, Maen 3lsi az ll o'clock A N We VII
~ open our Spung sals OF LOts BY Offering o. the hrhet
bidder sbOu, Forty Beautiful Residence Lots Edgsaold,
on ths premises.
In Hous50n's Addition from 70 10 Lots frortng each So
feet on the Gaan pike, Woodland FaIhsfand rses
~ ~ deep 20 ennVeniant alleys
II RIOSkHays Addi i0a, LotNo H. fronting @ feet on re
8allain pike aud 40 Tulip street. Alec Nos. IS
10 and y the Of Tulip and Woodland streets be-
log m tgnihcsut sfte fort private residence.
i Zlc0asr's AiditiOn LJs Nos - aud 90 Russell
Aso, from Y D. IS LOS Ia Dr. Hsrmanis beautGll
Addition, fronting on The Gaatn Pie and Herman sirssi
Including handsome residences On the pike
Also, about IS Lots IN Bang and Roberts Adi0u 'front.'
ing on shelby, Tulip and Cross streets.
These Lotl nos only beautiful sites Drvata
residenees but are most conveniently heated Pubht
Square, and a. tue same time free a hsz and hesVg
corporation tax Of the city N0H th SINE buy ehean
Lot a. bdgehed impfoFinG rapidy that lots uil
nance greatly IN value during the present year number
o. hAndeoe realdencea being erected m B0Ods add
10 Robson q Wheesss addion 10 u usafcoiagcs
been crested and great many will b. erected The
sane and other additions during the prsssnl year.
IeTms most liberal, long credit Of and years FOR
Eotes bsarng interest with saractoTy security Psabls ga
Bank and lien retained.
Omuiousesas usual free. Sale begin with Lot No,
on woodland street, IN HOusiOn' > addition.
J.. L. q X. W. BROWN,
ID. TRIGa, AuetOneer. "A \ Cher 81 fnat.
20 shoud the weather be inciemsut 70 sell on Tuz
nAT ne 3isi ihE, he aals viii take place FEl1AT e
3fd Of April. Imarcb2I-tI-
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100 Negroes Wanted

th unueI8g pay The cash for hundred likely
young AeEFoe8 delivered % them their sale h1u9e az
No ls CsdaF street. Aashgle, Tenn. They wiz board
and sell or other persons commission, and VIII keep
args number hand for sale % al times and will BE-
sp0nable of Negroes len IN their charge aud viii havo
uar Auction Salss Of Negroes every SAruRnAE hoEHso A.
uoSis-iy JAMES & HARRISON
a. p BEEEI- o, 7. TEEaE- e
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ti"tls oChOOL IN Bedford county lenn on Tributary
OF She river Ofits name, Is situated IN healthy and
ductivs county, the line OF the Nashville aud Chatta-
nooEa Railroad from the Wartraee Depot Of which 10 s dis
lance four miles The Building, recently erectad c0utanB
rooms, and would easily aoeamuOdae ii9 pupils. The
session will begin the aa M0ndzy Ia Nay and continue
D veeks Board INCLUDING washing, lights, &C. SIS or $40
a.Hf1n
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IIvERPooI, March 1s.--Cotton market steady av-
erage business without quotsbe change; sales Of the
week $4,000 bales, including $500 to SPECTATORS,
and $500 for export sales on Friday 1000 bales in
Guiding 900 speculation; closing quiet but steady
Manchester market steady; Brsadstus very dull and
declining tendency. r--r-
Here Eastern line broke,
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23

MEssRs. BENJAMIN & McDoNNELL.-Quite q
stir has lately been made, in this Camp, on ac-
count OF the large variety and immense stock of
Summer Goods lately received at the store of
Messrs. Benjamin & Mcdonnell There, neatly
packed away in huge drawers, may be found
every variety of fine and cheap, and the finer
you go down the cheaper they get,) articles of
Summer Goats, Pants and Hats, waiting hand
some customer who will look hundred per
cent. better by the neat fit of the new styles
Those nice, light coats and hats, Gust the thing
for Summer wear and miners use) were pur-
chased especially for this market and to accom-
modate the coming trade and customers daily
arriving from Carson Valley ria. the Big Tree
road. MessrS. Benjamin Il Mcdonnell have
three good looking Clerks who will really please
themselves and their customers by selling the
best article in the market at the cheapest rates
:" If any one has not been furnished with their
summer OUTFIT now is the time to pitch in, as
the causes above stated may soon exhaust the
supply of Goods. ."-Goodrichs History
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
Mining News.

OF late we have had but little mining news to
chronicle, as the supply of water is quite linn
tied, and most of the miners are carting dirt to
wash out next winter, or preparing to work
river claims, or deep, wet diggings. On Tues
day last we made short trip to Gold Hill, and
also to Chapparal Hill, where some new and
rich diggings have lately been discovered
At Gold Hill, parties running tunnels into the
hill are now engaged in taking out pay-drt-
Some surface diggings below the tunnels are
paying six to eight dollars per day to the hand.
Crossing ridge to the high fume of the
Union Ditch, we came to the head of Wallace
Gulch, which is being worked with water
from the Table Mountain Ditch; the first claim.
owned by Messrs. Chambers & Co., and worked
with two sluices, is now yielding well last
week they washed out twenty-seven ounces
Just below, adjoining, is the claim of Messrs.
Orson Murray, Wm Crandall and Robert Whit
lock; this claim is not yet fairly opened, but
paid three men on last Tuesday, SIT for half
days work; it is in blind gulch, sloping from
the South, being formerly worked by Cinnamon
with rockers. Other claims below are paving
well, but we did not ascertain how much, or by
whom owned. A short distance to the South of
Wallace Gulch is another ravine, which is also
paying WELL The gulch is owned by Messrs.
Wilcox Il Co., working four and sometimes five
hands, and the claim is averaging ten ounces
per day. The water has now given out, which
has suspended operations for this summer
CENTRAL HILL. Messrs Bright l. Co., on
Central Hill, struck dirt about six or seven feet
from the ledge, out of which they obtained thir-
ty-fve dollars to pan. This claim has aver
aged about half an ounce per day to the hand
during the past winter. The claim of Messrs
Bode & Co. has also paid well they took out
last washing upwards of twenty-eight ounces,
the result of three weeks drifting for four men,
Mr.. Charles Cook recently bought out Mr.. r.
Wilmer, on Mint Gulch, and is now making
good wages.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23

PoNY ExPREss.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Denig, of the
Pony Express, on last Sunday, with commend
able zeal, expressed Atlantic States papers,
through to San Andreas, nearly two hours in
plished by meeting the stage at the Spring VAL
ley House, and there securing his packages,
which were expressed in the shortest posi-
BILE time. We are indebted to Mr.. Denig for
the usual courtesies, extended to the press, in
the shape of full files of Eastern papers The
g Pony Express is now established, and those
relying on it for their supply of Atlantic and
San Francisco papers, need not fear but every
thing will be conducted with promptness and
dispatch.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
FOURTH OF JuLY.-The citizens of almosteye-

FOURTH OF JULY.-The citizens of almost eve
ry camp in the State are maturing their plans
to assist in celebrating the ever-glorious Fourth
of July. San Andreas has made no move as
yet to celebrate the day. On the evening of the
third friday, grand ball will take place at
Mr.. D. w. Briant's, (Spring Valley House, and
on the evening of the 4th, Mr.. James A. TAFT,
of Third Crossing Kentucky House), also gives
a social Assembly and Ball. These social re-
unions will be, no doubt-as they ought-well
patronized; yet it will be our duty to do some
thing at home, ifit is only shooting fre-cracker
to help remember the day we celebraten-
We intend to fill one pocket with peanuts, the
other with popcorn; the American jug in one
hand and loaf of bread in the other-thus
armed and equipped, start to Bear Mountain,
and hold a national picnic Jubilee under Joa-
quns solitary pine tree, while that green limb,
which floats to the breeze like a freebooter's
flag, would for the time being, be our stand
ard sheet" BY the way, we hear of q large
wedding party who are about to meet at the
Big Tree Grove on the Fourth of July-some
N""en NouPi0 VIII NC opliccu; tuc cu&VoT Ol lne
Calaveras Chronicle among the number-so
says their West Point correspondent This is
good news, and is putting our National Holiday
in right shape and to proper use
"Wth Freedoms soil beneath our feet
And Freedoms banner streaming DER u.s.
While at the North Branch Post-office on last
Tuesday, we were reminded of Fourth of July
1851. We there saw the dccayed stump of a
Liberty Pole hoisted at that time, by Jock Hall.
Charley Potter and Ferdinand Wrightineton.
'on which the stars and stripes were planted for
many day. Under the heel of the pole they
deposited many tokens of affection, among
which were two bottles of brandy, plug of TO-
bacco, box of cigars, pipes, and about forty
dollars in gold dust-one specimen weighing
fourteen dollars. This was, probably, the first
Liberty Pole hoisted in Calaveras county The
incidentals deposited iif tin box at its base
but show what articles the miners most re-
garded as sacred and valuable at that d.te
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
Murder at Rich GuIch Fiat.

On last Saturday evening, bet~eea the
hours of eleven and twelve O clock, a hor-
rible murder was committed at Rich Gulch
Flat, about six miles above Mokelamnc
Hill. A partyof friends met at the house
'of Mr.. Thomas Lightnin, formerly of Val
ley Forge, Rhode Island. After spc@d-
ing the evening in social hilarity, one of
the company, Mr. John Flanagan, of
Upper Calaveritas, made remark which
offended another of the party, Barthole-
NEW Ryan the two then clinched and
fought. After few blows, the Aost, Mr.
Lightnin, succeeded in separatinss5 tsae bel
ligerents and getting them out of doors,
where he commenced expostulating with
Ryan for Uarposing ON the hospitality of
the fanaly by quarreRng i'm the house
Ryan made NO reply, but pulled six
shooter Navy size) and planting it against
dIightTin's breast, fred The wounded
man Immediately fell into the arms of his
wife (who was leaning on his shoulder
at the time the pistol was fred) and ex-
claimed, " / am killed, and Bat. Ryan has
shot me" The wife, being so close to
her murdered husband, did not see Ryan
pull the pistol, on account of the darkness,
and the powder burning the face and fash
ing so as to blind the eyes, prevented her
giving the alarm or seeing the assassin
escape Lightnin lived about half an
hour. The deceased was buried on Mon
day afternoon at North Branch, beside
brother who lost his life by the caving in
of bank some two years ago. He leaves
wife and many warm friends to mourn
murder was of a violent temper, living
among the worst and most abandoned
of the Mexican population, yet by some
fortuitous circumstances, he had in
fringed on the sacred precincts of the FAM
ily circle, there to impose on decency,
pick quarrel with the guests, which
ended by shooting an innocent party, who
had permitted his presence and endured
his company rather than offend him. This
is but another warning to those who are
liberal in admitting all kinds of characters
into society, believing that Zone man is
as good as another if he behaves himself"
Let the fiat go forth that the gambler and
the minions of disreputable callings shall
be kept aloof from the home circle. and
but few such scenes would be enacted.
The murderer, Bartholomew Cor Bat.o
Ryan, has escaped. 1t is supposed he has
gone to the Southern Mines, as he was
recognized passing through this camp on
Sunday night. He is a tall, straight, full
faced, good-looking man, aged about twen-
ty-four; light sandy hair and complexion.
and wears small goatee; he is about 6
feet 2 inches high, wore grey shirt with
red silk sash around his waist, when last
seen.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23

Pony ExPREss.-By an advertisement in another COL
unn, it will be that Mr. VIM. Denig late attache
of the INDEPENDENT Office is running Daily Ex-
press to Upper Calavertas and Old Gulch From
knowledge Of Mr.. DIS character cheerfully recon-
mend him to our patrons and the public being worthy
of their support We know him to be honest capable
punctual obsing and reliable great desideraum
in the Express busness-and believe that he viii do every
thing in his power render satisfaction to his customers
Mr. Deng has the entire circulation of San Francisco and
Sacramento papers. He will also act General Agent
for the INDEPENDENT, circulate the paper solicit collect
and receipt for the same. ap11-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
FERCUSON'S SALOON,
COLUMBIA,
Fo7 SALE

VSHE subscriber, desirous of returning to the
IL Atlantic States, now offers for sale his
well-known Saloon, together with Billiard Ia
bles, and Furniture, complete. The house is
two stories high, fifty feet front and seventy-fve
feet deep. The lot is fifty feet wide by one
hundred and fifty feet deep, situated on the cor
ner of Main and Fulton sts In the second sto.
ry there are Twelve Bed Rooms, well Furnished.
Connected and belonging to the house, is the
well-known jenny Lind Restaurant, twenty-five
by fifty feet.
This is the largest and best furnished saloon
in the southern part of the State, and is now
doing an excellent and paying business, and is
good investment for any one having the capi-
tai to employ. For particulars. inquire on the
nrem;ses. p. G.. FERGUSON.
Columbia, March, 1857 mar ol-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23

SMASH UP.-On Tuesday afternoon, about
four o'clock, eight hundred feet of the high
fume, on the Old Gulch Road, belonging to
Capt. Popes Ditch, fell with a tremendous
crash, breaking the timber SO effcctually that
The fall was occasioned by the timber being in
a decayed state.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23


suites of rooms for the use of ladies exclusively,
and parties visiting the "Big frees " or other
natural curiosities In the vicinity.
ihe management of the domestic department,
Is connaed GO TO Mrs; Perry, a lady of experience.
Inc bAN IS stocked with fine Wines and Lis
quors, and the larder daily supplied with sea-
sonablc delicacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily for Son A..
dreas, Mokeiumne Hill, Sacramento Stoctto,s.
Sonora and Columbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient c,os..
will find every accommodation for their COM
fort.
MattesOn's Livery Stable.--Mr. 7.
J. Matteson, proprietor of the Livery Stable
Immediately opposite Sperry's Hotel, still con-
tinues the business in the good old stvle. as
heretofore, at reasonable rates. furnishing as
good turn-outs, for the money, as cah be found
ip 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 Murphy's at San Francisco prices.
A. SMITH HAYNES,
Proprietor Mammoth Tree Grove.
SPERRY Il PERRY,
Proprietors Sperry's Hotel
t. J. MATTESON,
Proprietor Matteson's Livery Stables
Murphy's, April 2Sth, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
Dalls !! Dalls!!
INDEPENDENCE BALL!

As533xx Grand Anniversary Ball will bey1AS
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-
iiarged, 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 Ma ERS
DaNaEL Ia HUNT, ]. L. BRITTON,
FRED BRUSH, GEO. SAUSMAN,
n W. DuNNlNG. JAMES GORMAN
I,E, GEO bATCH ELDER, HI. A. MESSENGER,
1EFr L Z OECEll- Mr.. ANDERSON,
y. SLOSS. WIN. K. SALMON
b. Y. SAkGEANT, GEO. GRANGER
w. JEFF. GATEWOOD
BssH Music, by John Kellys Cotillion Band
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-23
Fable Mountain water Ditch

A. B. LAFoRGE, Lessee has removed his Office
to Old Gulch, where all business in connection
with the Ditch will, in future, be transacted
improvements on the Ditch are now complete,
and full supply of water on hand
San Andreas, Jan. 10th, '57. jan loft