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The Massachusetts state Prison MUIR

derers.--We Published paragraph last week.
which stated that on the ual d James Msges of The
murder Of Deputy Warden Walker. The jury could not
agree-one Of the jury, NJ. John fenhO, being i'm
pressed with the belief that the prisoner committed
the homicide under an insane Jelusion-apd further,
ihat no man could commit murder unless under de-
tt .-s-s - L-1.s- ssiEf-L q. @as con-
seted; was also castle, L. Cater FOR the murder
q Warden Tenny. 10 both cases The plea was 10.
sanity. Both % Them were sentenced to death. Pre-.
sionsly % sufrfins The extreme penalty for their
crimes. they to be confined separately IN the jail
Of suffolk county fof year, as provided by law.
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The "Araiorv for sale. MI. Lem,y.

Editor and pnsli.her n this agricultural paper At
Rirish. oGar. The establishment or ,alc. The mate.
rial. are sot sni though TIC Subscription !. small. !,
Is believed TO he sufficient 10 form asi. on which an
artss AMI enicrprsins conductor nigh, build up sn
extensive AMI profitable patronage. There !. ample
rom, We think. iof vel conducted agricultural
% urnsl 10 the state.
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Killed. Joseph Williams. residing near
Raleigh, on Wednesday Of last week. while in
the woods cutting timber. killed ~ limb falling
upon him. lie leaves a wido~ aud several small
children IN helpless eondlon,
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Atlantic and \. &. RaiIroad.--we lea

through lie Wilmington Journal thai ~ miles 81 ihi.
road, running westward from Ne@bern, are now in
working order, with three engines upon i. The
machine shop at Newh,rn, ais BY 80 ieet, viii bc
ready for the roof by the Grs, Of June. The bridge
Trent River will probably be completed by tho
first Or August, The road will be finished 10 Kinslon
by the 6rst o. july lgo.ihifJs Of The tack from
Kinsion 70 Goldsborough has been graded, and The
iron Tor the whole road purchased There isno wooden
tre.,ic-wok on the road. Al the piers, eulserts &C.,
are built Of brick and stone.
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/" Foreign Innuence.,,--It i. .,,,ed ~, J,

recent election IN Cincinnati a. Democratic dele.
gates. q he whole number elected 70 were Gs,msas.
u Ii.h, and 81 Amencans; and Thai ii the Ameri.
cans. large proportion were Romani.ts, and elected
as such.
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The official character of the following let
ter, referring TO the condition Of the Terri.
tory Of Utah, entities il to place in our col
umns;
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The western Railroad.--An election wa.

recently held in Cumberland county on the PROPOSE
lion for county subscription Of 100000 TO the
Fayetteville and Western Railroad. The vote was,
for subscription III against il 2sl leaving majority
of 66s in favor Of the subscription In the town Of
Fayetteville there bu, 10 votes given in opposition
TO the subscription.
We see from an advertisement, in the last Observer.
that the President and Directors invite proposals fof
grading the second division Of the Western RAlfoad
Il embraces twelve miles, divided into eight secons.
Proposals will be received at the Gonpanys Office in
Fayetteville until the li,h day Of MaY.
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District Marshal. = Mr. Wesley Jone. his
been fe.sPpoiued Marshal for the District Of Moth
Carolina.
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HILLsBOR0UGH,. N. G.
wednesday, April ~. 1857.
came Fear ana Deep river improves

ment. --Thc Annual Meeting Of the Cape Fear and
deep River Navigation Company was held in WI.
ming,on last week. the Hon. Hugh Waddell presiding
The interest Of the State represented BY his Ex-
cclency Gov. Bragg. Mr.. James Cassidy was elected
President for the ensuing year. and John H. Haugh.
ton, Col. A. Mcneil and Col John McRae, Directors
The proceedings were characterized with great una ~
unity Of feeling; the arrangement with Dargap, Cart
wright & Co., of Philadelphia, was confirmed, and
was determined to prosecute the work with az me
means in the power of the Company. Il was ~ nrs'
apprehended that the Governor the representative
Of the State, might feel himself called upon to object
10 certain portions Of the arrangement with MessrS
Dlrgan a g. for the completion OF the work but
upon consultation, the difficulty was settled 70 tho
satisfaction Of the Governor, and the resolutions re-
ported by Mr.. Riycs for the action Of the meeting were
adopted without a dissenting voice.
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Petersburg lnieiIIgenecr.. = M...,..
Mcdonald 4 Page hsvs purchased The establishment
q iie Intelligence q rsiefstorg and have entered
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
Upper Calaveritas Burned.

On Saturday morning last fire occurred in
the camp of Upper Calaveritas, which almost
totally destroyed that fourishing town. The
fire broke out at half past two o'clock in the
morning, and when first discovered by Mr.. Hat
field, the north end of the building in which the
fire originated, was entirely enveloped in flames
In moment everything was confusion, and all
hands busily engaged in saving themselves and
property. The fire originated in a vacant build
ing belonging to Mr.. Friedberger, and was no
doubt the work of an incendiary. The flames
spread rapidly up and down the street. destroy
ing everything of q combustible nature, until
the entire camp,-with the exception of Mons.
Comeres' fire-proof building laid in ashes.
Fifty-one buildings were consumed, at a loss of
over S35, 900, in property and all. We are in
debted to Mr.. Benz. Fuller for the following list
of losses, made out and corrected ON the ground.
The estimate is no doubt as near complete as
can be had in the present confused state of
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
rrRpAY. !: AUGUST 5. 1857
To Correspondents.

In MEaoRIAx by ANNA" viii appear next ,.as Ween :.
Much curiosity excited to know VINO the r
We have received several notes from poetca
Watns Watiqs d 5t ths ppsr Sierra
euson to is
- h. IN coG It NAV excite her curiosity to know who IS
50 desperately unappy about her lyou thak the thing
is worthy of publication you can use II ana VIII trust 70
yon Give me hint who she is IF FEMININE? If mas
cn ,e Of course it would not be so satisfactory We
cannot tell who Anna is but are Informed she lives
on the Stockton road west of the Double Springs Post
Office Further deponent sayeth not
aL1DA," San Andreas.-Your poetical efuson is de-
ferred We dislike publishing verses without the
anthor's name although of the best poetry ever
written has appeared ANONYMOUSLY The Invocation
of Ida will will appear next week
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

From THE OREGON MINEs.-Mr Phil Kelly, of
Carson's Creek, passed through this place on
Tuesday last, on his return from the Gold Dig
gings in Oregon. He reports hard times and
but little gold, up that way Forty persons ac-
companied Mr. Kelly on the steamer up to Ore
gon for the purpose of digging gold, and all
have returned who had the means to come back,
and that had to be earned in other than mining
pursuits. Mr.. Kelly says those who returned
had to work Sunday and Monday, and almost
night and day, to get money to pay their pas
sage back to California. This statement is
based on seeing and feeling, and knowledge
of the circumstanccs-our informant having Wis
tied all the diggings except those in one Sec
ton of the mines We are promised for pub
lication full and detailed history of the pros
pecting cruise in Oregon" Mr. Kelly being an
old Californian, Zone of Stevenson's Regiment J
is quite capable of Judging the difference be-
tween Oregon and California gold mines.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
SunlTQonSs 2
State of California.
County of Calaveras,

JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP NO. S.
The People of the State of California, to Philip
llndgins, Greeting:
u OU are hereby summoned to appear before
n me, at my office in the Fifth Township of
the county of Calaveras on the oath dav of
August, A. d. 1857 at | o'clock, P. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint of Morris Murphy, in
an acton on account of goods sold you, where
IN the said Norris Murphy sues to recover the
sum OF one hundred and eight dollars and sixty
two cents. when Judgment will be taken against
you for said amount, together with costs and
damages, If yon fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this st day of August
A. d. 1857. J. r. FREESE r.
Justice of the Peace of said TownsLin
1t IS ordered that the above summons be nub-
iished IN the San Andreas Independent once
week, for three weeks
aug S-48 ]. f. FREESE. J p
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
Su71lnonss
State of California.
county of Calayer

JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No
The People of the State of California. 70 pblip
Hudgins, Greeting:
Y " are hereby summoned to appear before
i me, at my office in the Fifth Township of
the county of Calaveras on the oath day of
August, A. D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to an
swer unto the complaint of Morris Murphy, in
an action on promissory note given by you to
the piaintlff, for two hundred dollars, bearing
date the 9th of June, A. D. 1857, when judg-
ment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, II
you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand this lst day of August
A. D. 1857 j. E. FREESE, f.. s.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
1t is ordered the service of the above sum-
mons be made by publication in the San An
dreas Independent, once week for three weeks
aug 6-ss ]. +. FRbEet. L. /.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

From CARSON VALLEY-Latest news from ,he
valley report large emigration coming in
the largest since 1852. meeting has been
held in the Valley for the purpose of forming a
new Territory. Judge Crane, the eminent, sci
entlfic historian, is actively interested, and ad-
dressed the meeting in an able, eloquent and
lengthy speech. The report that the Indians
had cut off the advaace emigration is contra
dicted.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

NEW DIGGIsGs.-On last Thursday Messrs.
hudson & Mcrron two hard-working and in
dustrous miners, struck very rich quartz
lode on Murrays Creek. We are indebted TO
the Pony Express for the above item. and a
sample of the quartz, which is quite rich.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

NICARAGUA RoUTE.-Several of the Bay papers
state that rumor is prevalent there, that infor-
nation has been received from Mr.. c. K. Garri-
son, that the Nicaragua route will soon be re-
opened This is much to be desired, as the
rates now charged by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, are SO exorbitant that but few
can avail themselves of passage to California
by the Panama route.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

HEAVY RoBBERY.-One day last week some
person or persons, unknown, broke into the
Campo Seco Brewery and stole sixteen hundred
dollars in cash. The loss is a severe one, and
falls on Mr.. G. B. Hopkins, the proprietor. No
cline has vet been obtained as to who commit
ted the robbery, or that can possibly lead to
the recovery of the money.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
L A G. II II B Il E r :,
SAN ANDREAS BREW ERY!

G0ONER EVINSON,. ....... PROPRIETOR
HvHE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in
IL announcing to the public that by having
made previous arrangements with Mr.. John p
Wagner, he is enabled to furnish good arti-
Gle of Lager Beer and Scotch Ale, at the
usual market rates, of superior quality to any
heretofore offered in Calaveras county. Those
wishing to patronize home industry and enter
prise, will please call at the
New Brewery, ST. Charles st. San Andres
Orders for Lager Beer and Scotch ale will be
promptly supplied in any part of the county
Prime Yeast and hops for Bakers and Fam-
ly use, always on hand. Also, best quality of
Malt, for Brewers, furnished on the shortest
notice.
The highest market price paid for best quail
ty wheat and barley.
All Orders left with Mr.. Gooner Evinson, at
the Washington Billiard Saloon, or Mr.. John p.
Wagner, at the Brewery, will be promptly at
tended to BY the Agent and Superintendent,
JOHN p. WAGNER.
aug S-tf GO0NER EVlNSON, Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

LABATTS Law REPoRT.-Messrs. RosenfeId Il
Lang, booksellers and agents for the Iadepen-
dent at Murphy's, has favored us with No of
" Reported cases determined i'll the District
Courts of this State The work also gives the
opinions of Judges on interesting Law points.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

STATE PRISTER.--We clip the following from
the Sonora Herald, paper violently opposed
to the interests of the party:
Among the nominations made in the recent
Democratic State Convention. we recognize that
OF John OMeara for State Printer as one of the
very best. 1t is the first time that real prac-
tical printer and workingman has been nomi-
mated for that Office There is scarcely a ieur'
who will not cast his vote for John"
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

1SFLuEszA.-ThiS disease prevails generally,
throughout the county 1t is quite funny to
hear during these hot days, every other person
you meet ask, How is your cold :? = and the
reply, /. Or head is getting better, thank you.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Dr. I. w. Brotherton give
notice that he is anxious to close up business
preparatory to leaving for the Atlantic States
See card in another column.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

The principal losers are already preparing to
rebuild the. Mr.. Morris Murphy will rebuild
and continue his store. Many temporary build
ngs are now going up.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

New RoAp.-We learn through the Pony Ex-
press. that the sum of $500 has been subscribed
for the purpose of opening the Cave City and
Big Tree Road
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

Il SYNAGoGUE.-The Israelites of Jackson, ANA
dor county, have commenced the building of
one Of the largest and finest churches in the
mountains.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

has been preferred through sectional prejudice,
imbecilty or corruption, it makes but little or
no difference, as the act has been DONE and we
shall hereafter see what will come of it.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

Big TREE RoAD-We learn that Mokelumne
Hill has put her shoulder to the wheel in assist
ing TO open the Big Tree road. Over $4O0 was
subscribed in few hours after the paper was
circulated. 1t is expected that at least 81 900
will be raised at the Hill, to improve the main
road. 1t is useless to argue the necessity or
Importance of the work But we do say unless
increased zeal and liberality is manifested by
the friends of the road, the necessary improve
ments will be discontinued before the road is
completed.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

WAGON RoAD.-The Columbia Gazette states
that Messrs. Williams and Ferguson, of Colum-
bia, contemplate starting soon for Carson Val
ley, to survey route for wagon road and
telegraph line, to connect that fertile valley with
Columbia.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

CHINESE THEATRE.-The Theatrical Troupe
of the Flowery Kingdom, Celestial Empire, are
building Theatre in this place. The building
is frame and covered with ssshakes" Chinese
carpenters doing the work. and although
the house is forty feet front by one hundred
and fve feet deep, we venture to say there is
not level, upright or square laid piece of tim
Der in the building. John cares more for the
utile dulci than ornament
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

CANTELopEs.-Mr. E. T. Lake. of the North
Branch Gardens, yesterday presented us with
some melons, of several varieties, among them
the delicious Cantelope. Mr.. Lake informs us
that he has, growing in his garden, pumpkin
weighing over one hundred pounds, which he
intends to exhibit at the State Fair. Twenty
pumpkins that will average so pounds each, are
now growing on one vine in the garden.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08
Friday Evening. Aue,st 18th

Friday Evening, August 18th.
4n9eps Camp on Thursday Ere., 4uqust 1871
The Company consist of the best Gymnastic
and Equestrian talent in the world and lyDr-
yIDUALLY stand at the head OF their profession
Several have never before visited this place
and must be seen to be appreciated
Among the new performers are the names OF
Mr.. James Hernandez.
The rider without a rival the Ne Plus L'fra
of Equestrian Equitations.
Hiram w. Franklin.
The greatest somerset throwcr in the world
John h. Fisher.
The La Perche aud Hurdle Rider
George Peoples,
The favorite and great Four Horse Rider
Mad. Jeanette Austin,
The great Ascentionist and Equestriene
Nat. Austin,
Clown and General Performer
Together with the PIONEER BRASS BAND,
rendering the Entertainments
Chastc, Elegant and Classic,
and elevating Equestrian entertainments above
all precedents.
ROXeS..$2 .$2.............Pif 81.
j. ALEXANDER, Agent
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

HsE This popular Circus Company, under the
above management, will have the honor of an
pearing before the citizens of San 4ndreQs and
vicinity on
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-08

Politics in Sacramento The Newspapers The
Candidates for Gorsrnorship-Seceders. for the
0ooJ uas1 r.
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1T rs NOT a DYE.
MRS. s. A. ALLEN s WORLDS HAIR


RESTORER.
Gray haired Bald persons With diseases Of hair,
MRS s. A ALIENS ZYLOBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair essential with the Res
torer Hair Dressing for old extSRt
being on eeaeiOu ia eases Of half falling &C., without
REv II v DEGAS, Editor Guide to Holiness. I'VE
PREsiDENT J. H. EATON l. L D. Murfree.borO', Tenn.
Notwithstanding Irregular the falling on Of hair
ceased and gray locks restored TO original COLOR,
REV S B. MORLEY, AttsbOrO', Massachusetts at has
changed the 'CToEH Of Gl9ry' belonging to old men
REV N. TEACHER (se years OF sEe) Pitcher chenanEs
County, New York. 'Ay hair is now Test0reai it is
REV D. r wooD, SIddletoun Sev York. "SIy hair
that Of another Of family, has greatly thicktn-
REV JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends it, &c.
REV W. PORTEUS, stanEIeh Conn. ait has my most
EET P. GRISWOLD. Washington, n. H. alt Is reHu
efaeaeious in restoring the hair Sc ,,
RRV. G. II. SPRATr, LeTiSburEh, PennsylVaniE. I'VE
can and do eheertally recommend it, &c.
REV P. TUSTIS, Charles:oWn, South Carolina. The
white hair has become Obviated," &c.
REV AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, y. H. ave think
very highly OF yourpre paration,. &C.
REV B. C. SMITH, Pratt sburgh y. Y al was surprised
to find my As when younY,' &c.
REY. C. VI. CLISE, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. 1T has
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REV. WILLIAM CUTTER EiitOr Mothers Magazine, New
York, "ReeOmmends it," -
We export these preparations to Europe even and they
suPersednE all others there well as in the United
does not asif or stain Sold by all the principal whole
sale aud retail merchants IN the T. s, Cuba Canada
DEPOT, 3JJ BROOdIR STREET, n. ".
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terms, and information. Genuine is signed, Hrs 5. A.
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which they profit Write to Dept for circular
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SCOI L.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va
Wholesale and Retail
,x.,.t.. CIoel..' IeWelry, watch & Clock
" Materials, Tools, Glasses,
Culver Plated Britannia Ware Gold Pens, ana zen
Gard Gases Csbas Boxes Brushes Combs PsIinms
~ Fancy Soaps, Pocket Knives
SiI ITnsrs steel KEYS Steel Pens Jet and Coral Goods
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Havtnslately added very largely my stock, both in
the wholesale and Retail departments ena0es ins -
onst wS n Merchants, Pedlars.
and the public generally very complete assortment At
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
774 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
FILL AND WINTER TRADE.
oToNE & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing s ,S
= they now In receipt Of their full STOCK Oh E S"u
Dry G Gods, Varieties and niIii1eEI G. Gods.
which, added to their stock, will enable them TO pre-
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
RenT by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public. ..., =,
Carpetng Rugs of the latest designs and best makes
WinsT rsdeto both Of which, as veil to their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade .
the heavy rise in all kinds Cotton Fabrics, and buy
largely Cash. they have done for many years
pss as Well as directly from the Importers and hanufac-
tu in some Instances; they able to fer inducements
to 0sS CGSh BHyeFS either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
exec. Il by no similar house IL the West
To OF their rapidly Increasing Trade they
have made making ample arrangement to furnish
the Public with the best selected stocks OF goods IN
their line In the West.
In this stock may be found fully
$4,000 yds siks-embrecing some Of the finest imp
1000 Z" French MertnOes, oashmeres, Rombs
Thibets and Msddomias-of every quality and color,
A full line OF the Richest Painted, 0mbre shaded an
in striped Cashmeres and DelaiRes-imPorted.
400 ShawIs and Cloaks-embracing some Of the
ever offered in Wheeling.
10000 yds GnghRms, DebaEes Delanes and Prints and
GO,OJO {" of DOmestics-embracng the largest line OF
American WoolenS and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, II by any house in the city.
They have laid in their stock with view to closer cash
trade pledge Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident they nGer inducements TO
close cdsA buysra exceed by house in the West in
No trouble show gOod-goods sent to
Cars Hotels and Doats for customers.
sdg-AIEays on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.