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San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
CosvEYAsclse-We call attention to the card

CoSvEYAsCING.-We call attention to the card
of Justice S. B. Stevens whose Office is in the
Jordan Bath Building Main street, (opposite
the bridge.) Those wishing legal documents
drawn mp with proper care and attention, need
not now be at loss where to go to be properly
accommodated. Every written instrument or
contract should be carefully drawn up, and at
tested, as correctness in such matters, frequent
ly saves litigation and loss.
LIVERY STABLE AT ANGEL's.-Mr Michael Cos
grove, of Angels, advertises in this issue, the
Livery and Sale Stable Business. The Pro-
prietor now daily expects a new supply of bug
gies, sul,des, &C., from the Atlantic States
These, in addition to his present extensive stock
will make bis arrangements complete, so as to
accommodate all his numerous friends and in
creasing custom.
WHoLEs ale AND RETAIL STORE AT ANGELS
E. G. Sickle, of Angels, have large assort-
ment of mining goods and implements Their
motto is quick sales and small profits for cash.
We only refer to the advertisement, to introduce
the stranger, and show it abroad The Messrs.
Sickle being too well known, as gentlemen
of probity sof character, to need reference
or endorsement from u.s.
To BUILDERs.-See the notice of Church
to build. Plans and specifications can be seen
at the house of Michael Garry, San Andreas.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

New ADvERTIsEMENTs-In our last issue we
were so crowded with new advertisements, that
we failed in time and room to notice them. We
wish especially to invite attention to the adver-
easements of Messrs Conover & Bro, who are
now closing out their splendid stock of goods,
ut the lowest market rates,-for cash.
Mccoy & Shirley, advertise their Livery Sta
ole Business, at Upper Calaveritas those visit
ing that thriving Camp, will now not be at a
loss to know where their horses will be well
taken care of at moderate charges. Saddle
horses and buggies to hire by the day or trip.
Bence & Co., Upper Calaveritas, advertise
their Bakery and Restaurant for sale. The pro-
prietors wishing to devote their whole time and
attention to their farms on the San Antonio-
Those wishing to invest in the restaurant busi-
ness, will find this a rare opportunity.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDs.-Dr. E. S. Holden,
corner of Elderado and Main streets, Stockton,
is in constant receipt of every variety of fresh
Garden Seeds The gardens of DR.. Holden,
in Stockton, bespeak for the proprietor a know
ledge in such matters that recommend his stock
of vegetable, flower and grass seeds, higher than
any words we can use. Those planting gardens
should remember that pure varieties of fresh
seed, correctly Labelled, are seldom sold by itn-
Grant vendors For q genuine article, apply
by letter or otherwise, to the Drug Store of DR..
E. s. Holden, Stockton,
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
SOUTH FORK MINING LAWS

SOUTH FORK MINING LAWS.
A MEETING of the Miners assembled at
IN the house of Mr. Mark McNicholas, No
vember 4th, 1854, it was unanimously agreed
that Mr.. James Coogan be nominated President.
and Mr.. John Hogan Secretary And then and
there the following resolutions were formed and
agreed to:
ARTICLE L. All old claims are to be fully in
sured to the companies owning them, provided
they have been worked by the same compa-
nies the previous season, and that the same old
companies intend to work same claims the ensu-
ing season, SO far as river claims are concerned,
and not otherwise.
ART. 2. All old claims are fully acknowl-
edged in their full extent, and said claims are
to be respected by having them recorded.
ART. 3. All river claims are to extend two
hundred feet long to each man, together with
the bed bar and banks, if any, of the river ta-
ken up after this date
ART. 4. All claims can be secured from the
time the river gets high, or from the time Mi
ners are set idle by high water, until the 9th
of June, by having notice posted on said claim,
and having it recorded; and after the 18th of
June, said claim must be worked, or have the
notice renewed every third day.
ART. 5. All surface claims are to be same
size, say two hundred feet long by one hundred
/ feet wide to each man.
! ART. 6. All tunnel claims are to be one
hundred feet wide through the hill; and all
shaft or deep claims are to be one hundred feet
! square to each man.
! All these laws to take effect from this date
and to stand permanent until such time as q
majority of the miners think proper to have
them repealed.
All these laws to extend to the junction O
! the South Fork and North Branch of the Gala
veras river, and to extend up so high as Spen-
GERS Bar, and no further.
JAMES COOGAN, President.
JOHN HOGAN, Secretary.
MARK McNICHoLAs, Recorder. jan 24-3m-309
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

HE WOULD INFORM the trade of San
III u Andreas and vicinity, that he has re-
moved his well known Dry Goods Store, to No.
l, Odd Fellows Hall, were he has on hand the
largest, best and most Fashionable Stock of
STAPLE AND F,1NCY DRY GOODS
Ever seen in this County comprising:
Elegant French Brocade, Plain and Striped
Silk Dresses.
Also, Black Silks of every description.
Also, a splendid lot of Silk Velvet Mantillas
Also, Cloth and Satin Mantillas of the very
latest styles. Large assortment of Grape Shawls
Also, a large assortment of the most hand
some and finest French Embroidery Sets.
Fine Needle Work of every description
A complete assortment of French and English
Merinos.
Magnificent Scotch Plaids;
Satin de Laines
Plain and Figured Woolen de LANES;
large supply of Window Curtains
Beautiful Bonnet Ribbons
Also, Silk and Velvet Ribbons;
Silk and Woolen Damasks;
Alpacas, of every description;
A tremendous assortment of Hosiery:
Also, Fine Flannels of every description
Cashmere; Satinet Jeans, Linseys;
Pilot and Felt Cloth, by the yard
Also, very large assortment of long cloth
Sheeting. Shifting, Drilling and Bedding;
Also, a splendid lot of extra size White, Blue,
and Scarlet Blankets and Comforts, for family
use.
Also, an extensive assortment of French and
English Caicoes
Ladies Shoes and Caters of every descrip-
ton.
Ladies Knit Woolen Jackets, and very
large assortment of Fancy Goods in our line
/ too numerous to mention.
Egy9 The most of the above named stock
have just received from the Eastern States, and
will sell the same at reduced prices, at whole
sale and retail
ngy@ Miners will find it to their advantage tC
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
Ny motto is: quick sales and small profits.
The cheapest store in San Andreas
b. HARRIS.
San Andreas, Dec 20, 1856-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31


DDr. L. j. Czapkay.-The gentleman
whose name forms the caption of this notice is
one of the few modern physicians whose appl-
cation his profession and devotion to the af-
ficted render him alike an ornament to the
one and a benefit to the other A Hungarian
by birth he sought with Kossuth to place his
country among the nations of the earth, beyond
the oppressor's rule, that her sons might re-
joice in the practice of those precepts which
are alike our glory and our pride. In his efforts
so to do he has reapcd the reward of Intellectual
resistance to oppression, and a home and q
country know him no more" Apart. however
from his claims upon our consideration as .
patriot the testimonials of character and ca
pacity which he brings entitle him TO nnbl;c
confidence, to the exclusion of those who nos
sess neither the one or the other. As a GENTLE
man his character is untarnished: as a nbvs;-
clan, his skill unsurpassed; and to those whose
impruderee has left upon them the taints Of
disease, We can conscientiously commend him
with the assurance that in him they will find
friend y nom to know is great gain. The Dr. =
Office is 70 3 and 4, Armory Hall. corner of
sacramt ito and Montgomery streets, San Fran
clscc. dec 29-3m
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

FREE ALMANAcs, FOR l857.-We have received
lot of DIR. E. S. Holdens almanacs, for free
circulation. They contain all the usual tables
OF Almanac information, besides other valuable
reading and statistics Each of our noun
tain agents will please circulate them in the
Camps in their vicinity.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
Notices of the Press,

f. San ANDREAs INDEPENDENT.-This excellent
and welcome hebdomadal, came to us yester-
day, with the name of B. P. Kooser at the head
of its columns as editor. Messrs Armor (its
former publisher and Kooser have purchased
the office from the company who established it.
The editor is an old resident of this city, and
of California, and has the experience and abli-
ty to make the independent first class journal
Gentlemen we wish you unbounded success
San Joaquin Republican.
Ba-" In the late number of the San Andreas
INDEPENDENT we that Mr.. George Armor and
Benz. ?. Kooser, have taken entire control of
that paper. The gentlemen are both practical
printers, and understand thoroughly the busi-
ness they have undertaken to conduct. we
therefore extend to them the right hand of fell
lowshlp and heartily wish them all the success
that their mechanical skill, industry and tai
ents so justly merit. CalaUeras Chronicle
SAN ANDEEAs INDEPENDENTLY favorite
exchange has reached us this week bearing at
its editorial head the name of Benz p Kooser.
one of the early pioneers of Stockton We as
sure him that he has our best wishes for n
pleasant voyage over the flood (which taken at
It's ebb, leads Oh to fortune. ."-.St0ckton Arqus.
The SAN ANDREAs INDEPENDENT comes to us
IN very comely dress, with spicy articles. We
A''N iio' ohO iittPPlilC>S VI pcISOldl acQudin-
tance with the editor, Mr.. Benz p Kooser. We
hope we shall have. We are obliged to him for
very flattering notice of the Pacific Methodist,
and we hope that the Independent and Methodist
will enjoy the pleasure of fraternal exchange
Mr.. George Armor and Mr.. BENZ. p Kooser are
now the sole propretors of the Independent-
Success to them.-Pacifc Methodist
PERsoNAL.-From the last number of the San
Andreas Independent, we see that our old and
much esteemed friend, B. p kooser, has become
one OF the proprietors, as also the editor of that
paper. Mr.. X. is one of the pioneer printers of
California Having come to this State in 1871
as private soldier, in Col. Stevenson's Regi-
ment, a mistake-the Third Reg't, T. S. Artil-
lery, Light Co., known as the ''6tuddy Mur-r-d,"
brought us out. long before Stevenson's Reg't
was organized, we don't intend to sue for loss
| of character. He was at Monterey when the
gold-fever broke out, and when nearly every
soldier deserted the ranks and went in search
of the glittering oro,-Ben stood by the Stars
and Stripes until he was honoraby discharged
We wish our friend every success in his new
position; and may he live to be a thousand
years Old Volcano Ledger. Good gracious I
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
10 Let.

10 Let.
AJAX GROVE HOTEL, three miles from the
" the city of Stockton, with four acres fenced
in for garden. Enquire of
E. S. HOLDEN,
jan 24-tf Druggist, Stockton.
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31

GsE- The Neuada Journal is responsible for
the following morceau:
ssPhree Durt meets D. Rick, Esq, on the
street says P. to d. r., " Did Broderick ever
own any niggers? sNo Stree" says Rick,
"but he bought a mighty mean white man the
other dayn
San Andreas independent., 1857-01-31
Special II otires.

To the Physicians of Calaveras County.
An adjourned meeting of the Calayeras coun-
ty Medical Society, will be held at San Andreas
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY I'd, A. D. 1857, to
elect delegates to the State Convention. Dr.
Holbrook will deliver an address. Members
and Physicians generally, are invited to attend.
By order,
G. B. HOLBROOK, NJ. D., President.
I. w. BRoTHERToN, NJ. D., Secretary. jan IT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22
COAL.

CoAL-THE BEST QUALITY 0y PEp ASH Fap
and soye coal dsehsrgng for two daI. from bos' -
IL Roosevelt, street, and South street near clinton
j. GARRlCK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

A pOnwORTEs DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. Nc so broadway, New York:
No IL. Montague place, brooklyn.
Classes open for The reception q pupils
ID BARNETT r. UEALy's DANCING ACADEMY,
II. al JeHerson Assembly, Rooms CORNER 81 Sixth and
Greenwich avenuese hh hop Tuesday evening. Dec.
- with les 4neiers and All the new and fashionable danos
aud evenings 81 tuition Tu--dsy and Friday. The
pills term 10 commence entering the name.
BROOKLYN, Franklin Bpid.nss loo Orange street Full
The nfh hop Wednesday evening, Dec 80 pays and
evenings of iuion, Wednesday and sstursy Afternoon
classes from 2to Evening classes for ladies' from TO s.
for fontsmen Ball practice from ito III O'Clock
Private lesons given from 70 II o'clock At The reside ncs
Of the pupil Brookyp Monday and Thursday evening from
"a 10 clock, privase lessons.
Ns.srs r. &H's grand complimentary ball comee on on
Of January 1888 at the Apollo Rooms sonnelrs
band IN attendance. - -
r. A. AIrsRrsoS Treasurer.
TRTEoR's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, % SOUTH
Eighih street. VILLA msburg New classes are now form
ing for The second quarter grand soree ths Tuesday,
evening Dec n for practice In the socsar polka ancess
German &c Former pupils obtain tickets for their
friends hall committees the q this elegant
essbishment on reasonable tenns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS REDUCED TO 10 CENTS A GAME, %
I'D hour and table per day during day time,
and " hour in the evening, ~
the billiard Strth and
Tenth street Sir fine tables large room 10 let TO commit
tees clubs.
DAssroRD's BILLIARD PALACE-FIrTEEN TABLES
I'D and Brooklyn, standard rooms
twelve tables. No Ann and lao Fulton ssrests New York
Purchasers the superiority Of Bassords over
Phelsns by trying both 81 The above places, with o~ynns
angling machine.
T ARGR AND SMALL aIzE BILLIARD TABLES, NEW
chesp, the nsnufsctory o. oCoNNoR COfLENDER, So
Ann street NY.
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES.
Protected By letters patent dated-
February ~, 1884
October ~, 1888
December 1851.

The recent improvements made sAese ssbies make them
nnsurrarsed he werh They nov offered 70 The scen
billiard p-yer scomhinng with truth before
Obtained any billiard table. Orders promptly attended 10
sfFSst
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EURNIrupE, .FuRNITURE-wE BUY ron CAaH
All kinds o. household And other furniture carpetng,
INSTRUMENTS, merchandise and properly or advance On
goods sold commission = -
RICHARD WALTERS a co, S Caihar,ue street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-22

WINES AND LIQUORS.
oe0 -JouN j. sTArr-Mo-so BROADWAY, NEXT
srsnes FOR family and m.dna use extra ale. ssa porser
ss n sui so 5ss s scotch s
BOURBON wHIsgEY-soo BBIs OF VARIOUS QUA.
lon for sale BY the quantity or single barrel by WILLIAM
ID wines oils, &C. 100 Water sresHsvng in and 10
United states bonded warehouse large Stock Of brsnde-
nperaSa owing asas.. Of q The .@s: have
from this day until the Is, February Families wishing %
s@Tsd that hey viii sct an asce as
CIpER FOR sAIE-ioo CASKS or PURE JUICE CT.
~ der for sale in lots TO suit purchasers FOSTER
CHRIsTNAs pAy.-A FINE ASSORTMENT or CHAM.
sles Holland GIN, sehedam sshnapp. &c, Jamacs rum,
cordiai- ssgars &C., FOR sale At UNDERHfIL MATER
SONS $40 i,rcoe street corner Of Crosby and S2 Ninth
avenue near Twenty fourth street
L,oR SALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. coGSAc BRANDY.
Of superior quality in casks q forty gallons a. very low
eIess gr yo sGSn oSsss. e, good bargain. 70
sss w. O.1O 80 SCUM Hisi i1Iia 2S.5 lGn'
HEAVY FALL IN HUNGARIAN wINEs-To RAISE
money, the importers are selling those pure and dell
below wholesale prices say from q per cas- or Is cents per
bottle upwards for fine table clare, and hook Price s, sent
o is wsiRT s street. 's' importers
Jones BURTON, PALE STOCK AND FRESH ALEs.
81 samples Of the above sles always be found
drsnRh at the following paces.-,urton aef;eo " Men
DUN y wall street; Rainbow Hotel Hickman stree, ga.
ndiasieyen's Hotel Broadway Everett House and Thorps
Hotel. broadway and Ninth street. brewery ISIS East
Sixth street.
AlERRIE CHRISTMAS rIuEs-How IS THE TINE 70
vl your Of JONES unrvaed India pale and
Burton 10 the hest imported and sold half price.
once Of brewery lss sinh street. New York
THOSE " CASES ASSORTED LIQUORS, CONTAINING
four bottles brandy two Of champagne whiskey and
Madeira wine Champaign. " per basket All warranted
genuine. Sent free par; OF the city vicinity
MARTIN Carroll, lof Water street
rTo SUIT THE Es."-f1NE cogSAc BRasnIEs,
~ s3 10, Rochelle 81 TO- Ardbegs = whskcy, Mt 81 IS.
nne old port sherry and madeira, Al 81 IS by the demohn
Old brsndes, in cases, at IS ~. Pure champagne,
imported, - 10 brands selling ~ fi4 A. III.
"A A irurnr farG pearls
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DROOKI.YN HFfGHTS.-A GENTLEMAN AND Ills
ID wife Ind few single gentlemen, Ind pleasant
and good board with gas, bath ac. wtha minutes walk
u Wal street ferry, al W Remsen street, Brooklyn.
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COOPER HOUSE NO 1874 SRoADwAY.-FURNIsuE
~ rooms by the day or eek gentlemen ana ladies':
price per day. - cents 70 90 per from 81 S.
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yNANTED-A rTw FIRST CLASS AGENTS, WITH
w sna capital solicit through the state o. Pennsylva
Ma ios heah ~ uraaee company Tomen q sbhy LIBERAL
Inducements Will be offered tppiy personally address
Office Of the Mutual Health Insurance Society Of Penn
ssivanis lH South fourth street Philadelphia.
EILks a DREW President
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

DxrREpArIoss OF Rock IsIAup.-A cor.
respondent in to dsy's paper alIsdes TO the
depreds,ions being committed upon the
beautiful groves OF timber on Rock I.land
Col. Daafor,h, editor of the r. I. Argus,
has his house rent free. aud we believe. =
email salary In addition, FOR protecting the
interests Of government on the leland. II
he hss been bought up BY the gentlemen
squstisrs on the Island. the quicker the
Deparlment 10 notified OF the fact the better
II will be for t. interests. Why these gen.
,lsmen have been permitted BY this Agent
10 erect their shantiss aud take posssssion
Of part Of the plat Of the city Of Rock
Island we csssot imagine. unless, - hes
been inlimaled 70 " By parties somswhat
concerned in the business. sufficient In.
ducemenis have been held out TO him to 81
least silence him upon the subject. A. our
correspondent says, the very fact Of these
men cutting down the trees that sdorn this
Island. thus dssPoiling Il Of 10 beauty. 10
proof thatshey have no faith In their ability
70 retain possession Of the lsads spen which
they have levied. Bat ewes II they have
faith they will 6ad that that alone. no more
in the physical than in the moral vssld,
can save them.
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SrRAwDEaaigs.-- While at Cincinnati
we had the opportunity Of fssstiag (our
syes.) upon this delc,oos fruit, being the
ar.t production this season in the vici=i,y Of
that city. The business Of raising s,rsw.
berries for the market 10 excessively fol.
lowed bv sardners In the nssghhorhood Of
Cincinnati, and they annually realise q
handsome sum ~ selling their fsui, II iron
eight u twelve eeats per quart. Here, any
quantity coulo be said ., double those rates
aud raised upon land lees than one. fourth
the value. and yet no one hes tspsS this
branca of business. Way don't some Of
cur enterprising German citise NJ. 30 cele.
DRAFTED as . people Al Cincinnati Tor their
excellence "a. raising 6ns and early veee,a
blss and berries, 60 late that bssiaess here.
Nothing could pay better.
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Latest = ows.
u,.,ssssa an DisAA

We Asvs private sdviess ron Mianssota
to the Oh iass.. Which chow almost eoacls.
sively that the Republicans have ,riumphed.
The Dsaossats. however. sill hope that
the lew retusns to come In will result in
sheir favor. Even Nicol'et cosn'y, which
Gosman had always counted % his. has
gone Republican.
Al SSan River, the balls boxes were
taken possession Of BY mob and bsrssd.
Al 81. Cloud. n. c. Wait. Ropaslieas.
beat Gev. j. 7. Creighton. Dem. The Re-
publica,s have also carried tsask Rspids,
West Anoka, and the whole Of Chisago
coun:y.-(Chicaeo Pres.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

THsEAresED SuIc,Ds. couple Of books
were picked ups few morniass since. BY
the workmen employed upon NJ. Nickolrs
block. on the 6y leaves Of which some one
bad written his inteh,ion Of conmiti,ng %.
icide. Hs psoiesses to be tired Of life on
account Of his grea. crimes and II be has
committed ss many - he inplles we
shouldn't wonder II life were q budhern TO
him. The whole matters reads rather
hoaxy, however.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

SaApe TREEs.--Lsb ,rers are engaged in
digging up the locust trees on Second be-
tween Brady and Perry street. Some sil
years since in leasing these lots, Mr.. DIV
export made /, special provision that 'hs
line shade trees by which they we're sur
rounded should be preserved with scrSpu.
lous care. Nov. however. bs.iness has %
completely taken possession Of that square
tina, il Is an oeiec, to %. then ost Of the
way, - they interfere with awniags and
get injured BY the horses. We love /, Gee
shade trees around dwellings, bu. on the
street. Of business portions Of . city they
have rather a rural appearance.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-11

STsgsr InPaovEnEuTs.-.We we're rather
premature In our notice yesterday Of the
commencement Of york sroa Posssh street.
Con il be that this great sAorsughfare 10 to
BE- neglected aud other steeets compare.
lively little travelled are to be NcAdaaiscd
Ten teams, We venture TO esq. pass aloae
Fourth street. while . siagls one goes up
Perry street, and yst the labossss sse bssily
employed on the latter street. while the
i0saer 10 In % slmost iapsssabls eosditiea
from The sumber Of deep holss wosn II Il.
Ass arc a work on Lee isire street. Coan.
Gil 10 spending thousaads Of dollars 10 the
EFFORT 10 cot a~ay the stupsndoas hill that
there tossss above 0ixth street. while Z
email sum comparatively would grade Rocl
lslasd street, asd much lesser amouns rem
der lose pssssbls. Thsss ssesss essatu,
ally will oil have 70 b exeendsd over ths
blu6. but " sAssN sslees those easRes
fos iapesscosst that sss sosiess asi ehese
81 essAsd. especially Y = ssaveessas
What The object y 10 sssdiag nassssss,
street. nearly = fall nile bslsw ~ eeaas,
Of the city, ~ csaeos tasGtss 81 q ~
Sane tine Do full jassiss 70 he dssiatsssss
sda~ss Of The individual msobsss Of u
CITY Coaneil.