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RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
standard office
Also Wrs, Subpoenas Warrants, aid variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. 70
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Austen,s Patent Freezer

Austen's Patent Freezer.
a NEWLY INVENTED ARTICLE; WILL FREEZE
IA Cream in six minutes. For sale ut the
n G. BOOKSTORE.
May ls, 1857 oil
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a MANUAL FOR PRACTICAL SURVEY.
"A ORS, conainng methods necessary for Actual Field
H. D. TURNER
Raleigh. March II, 1887 8S-
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KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, n. C.
Will attend the Courts of Ike and Franklin, and the
Terms If the Supreme and sral Courts
July l, 1854. 66-tf
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BARRON c. WATSON GAsroN MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- lhern produce.
Dec l., $50 7-swtf
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NEW BOOKS....KNOWLEDGE is POWER BY
~ Charles knight.
History Of Texas-By YUukum.
The Hills of The Shattemuck.-By the author of the
Wide, Wide World"
Tuckernan's Essays-Bv H. 7. Tuckerman.
Literary Criticisms.-By Horace Bnney Wallace, Esq.
Art Scenery in Europe, with other Papers-By Horace
Binney Wallace. Esq
The Bible in the Woodshop.-By Mears.
Autumna lcaves.-Bv l.. Maria Child
Aurnrah Leigh, New Poem BY Miss Browning
The Forum by David Paul Brown.
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Valuable Land for Sale in Carteret County,
NOrth.C Carolina, near beaufort.

Valuable Land for Sale in Carteret County,
North-Carolina, near Beaufort.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUGUST COURT NEXT, IN
w The If Bea,l.rf valuable tract of land iy.
ing Carteret county. miles frum Beaufort the New
bern ruad Core creek. and about eight miles rm Caro-
Ina CITY by water The land has it good house with
six roo,s and all necessary "uh"uses-a nearly new-
There of old land under fence, and about
your Of new, and thirty dched The track Contains
shows that land like this Of mine the valuable any
kind for corn.
Persons wishing purchase address at Charles
tun s. c., aud l,,se who wish the land do by
calling Mr.. David Dckerson who lives it, and will
show it to them.
There is fine place it for brick yard the clay being
excellent for the purpose.
The purchaser if wished purchase stock and a
with the land There good range for cattle. Possess
sion will be given at any time.
T. FARROW
Charleston, s. c., 9th Feb. 1857. 26-swtf
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, N. c.
NHI. PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF ROWAN
ana no adjoining Counties. Collections promptly made
apr "a, 1891. 44-swtf
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p0US "Ont01

RALEIGH FAPER MILLS.
Rags Wanted,
THO BE DELIVERED AT THE RAILROAD STA
IL tiols or at my warehouse in Raleigh they will BE-
taken f'm the different st"res in the State. Merchants
and others buying rags will please advise when they
have quantity hand will send them nearest
Ra.l',ad station. l still afford paw the highest
price cash delivery from store at Railroad station,
either in bank bills checks Northern funds
References Cashiers our Banks in Raleigh and the
principal North-Caro'ina and Virginia Merchants.
e. W. BENEDICT
n B. Constantly hand paper suitable for Cotton
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C. w. B.
Raleigh, March II, 1857 So
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST, RALEIGH, n G.
Will promptly attend To any business ntrusted to him
the United States and State Courts; ard with the Ex
etuve other departments of the State Government.
July l. ls56 66-tf.
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NEW BOOKS.-..THE STAR CLOUD; BY A. s.
~ Roe author Of I've Been Thinking To Lave and be
Loved.
LENA RIVERS. by Mrs. Mary J. Holiness author Of
Tempest and Sunshine.
the Nineteenth Century being detailed of the FIX
ps''i' ons conducted by Ross Parry Baek Franklin. Nc
Clnre and the Grnnell and Kane Expedition; by Samuel
SmilckT
AUTUMNAL LEAVES; being Tales and Sketches. in
prose and verse; BY l. Maria Child
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN; by Bishop Hopkins. At
POMEROY'S.
DEv. c. b. TAYLER'S WORKS. IN NINE VOL
IL unes, II mo- Each volume sold separate
Mark Wilton; or the Merchants Clerk.
Earnestness; Incidents in the Life Of English
Bishop
Lady Mary; or Not Of The World.
Margure, ur The Pearl.
Records of a Good Mans Life.
Scenes a Clergvmans Life
Thanktuuess; Passages from the Diary If The Rev
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Angels song 4 Christmas Token
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For sale BY II. d. TURNER
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M ORTH-C CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, BY
IL Prof Emmons, being the Report of the Geological
Survey of the Midland Couuties Price So. Postage when
sent by mail u cents. For sale by
March 81 1857. 26-
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CHRISTMAs PRESENTS FOR 1855.
SUBSTANTIALAND DURABLE. 81 -
a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SILVER CUPS AND
"A Silver Ware J. c. PALMER.
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NOW READY
SWaim's Justice...Revised.

NOW READY
Swaim's Justice...Revised.
gUVHE NORTH.CAROLINA MAGISTRATE.
practical guide to the Laws Of the State and the de-
csions If the Supreme Court, defining The duties and urs-
dcton Of Justices Of the Peace under the Revised Code
Of i"seer with full instructions, and numerous
F1vns and J.recedents.
EDWARD CANTWELL, Esq, LIB
CLanxeLOra at Lasc.
One VOL containing riy 6W pages, handsomely
printed nd paper, and well bound, in Law binding
Price, $3 80. Postage III CENTS
This day published and for sale by s-,.
- s HENRY D. TURNER
Raleigh, N. G., lst e., 1856. Is
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DRESS GOODS.-BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
- Berage and Muslin R"bes. Tamartine, Lawns, Mus.
lins. Ginghams, &C., just received at
H. L. EVANS.
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W. D. HoUsToN. w. A. ALLEN.
HOUSTON & ALLEN,
AttOrnies and COunsellOrs at Law.
KENANsvILLE, N. C..
WILL ATTEND THE COUNTY AND SUPERIOR
Courts of Duplin, New Hanover and adjoining Coun
ues and also the Courts Of Wake.
April 4, 1857. S9-swlv
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JAMES HI. STRUM,

JAMES HI. STRUMs
General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD. N. c.
REFRENCES
Joseph H. Gooch Granville CO., N. c. Hon. A. W. Ven
able brownsville. N. c.; r. N. d. C. Herndon, Oxford
NJ; K A. Young, Petersburg. Va.
February IA, 1857. 24-sw1y.
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!l-BEEBE'S MOLE
IL skin, Soft Cass mere, Hungarian Panama. Rutland,
Duns'ab!r, Webster. Coll $unnet Legh"rn, Young Amer.
ica Old Fogy Canada Straw Hats at the cheap store
of II. L. EVANS.
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KHANTLES! MANTLES IA GREAT vARIE.
lyl ty Of The newest styles out. Call and examine:
II. L. EVANS.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12

are favorable to raising revenue from that
source. When that privilege is obtained
we would say, God have mercy upon the
miner, Tor none need be expected from a
California Legislature. Give the Legis-
iaturc uncontrolled power to lcgislate
upon the mines, and would-be patriots,
arrogant wiseacres and brawline dema-
gogues would never cease in their pre-
tended efforts to do something for the
miners. Upon a subject so fruitful, our
statute books would be filled with laws
for the benefit of the miners, and amend
ment would follow amendment in endeav-
oring to correct former absurdities, till
the matter would become so complicated
that miners would not be able to say what
the laws were that governed the occupa-
ton in which they were engaged. We
say, now and all the time, let the mines
be free from special action of the Legis-
lature. Encourage labor; leave it free
and untrammcled The miners regulate
and make mining laws themselves; change
1t to the Legislature and it opens field
for buncomb patriotism, which will prove
curse to this great branch of industry.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS
NV Card.-Deeply sensible

MY GAfd.-Deeply sensible of the high
honor that the undaunted and untsrrad voters of the
Nineteenth Senatorial District have conferred upon
themselves by eecting their august Senator and fell
ly conscious that shall ill tat elevated and important
position with great and distinguished ability, feel called
upon to join with my fellow citizens In their congraua
lions at the victory which has been obtained over the
combined forces of nianGuvreing aud wre-pnll-
ing combination Major jesse Thompson, am elected
Senator OF the immortal Nineteenth Distrct-this is
glory enough for day The lambent flames of grat-
tude are burning and frizzing in my bosom. and my
heart pulsaes with tremendous emotions of thankful
ness for your unboug enlightened patriotic and cva
rlc suHrages Old Calayeras the banner county OF De-
mocracy, has always prc-eminenty distinguished her.
Self for the peculiar aud superior quality OF legislative
material She has produced but at the present time she
has exceeded all former Efforts and |, Major Jesse
Ihompson, Will show to astonshed world that in the
deep and profound mysteries of pathological and pho
sophical research in the abstriise and metaphysical
mysthcaons OF political economy, and in the acute
sense OF TASTE and delicate and ce perception of liquids
am the master genius of the age taking precedence of
even the man OF "many weakness s. of Sacramento
All lar IS that NO senograper do justice to the
vivid coruscation of my intellect and that the Highest
nights oil my glowing imagination not be fully re-
ported; but my enlightened constituents will make all
que allowances. Although "we have met the enemy
ahd they are ours yet | warn you that there will be
uastard atlenp to Illustrate and abnegatc the unques
oned VIII oi the people by throwing precincts which
nave gwen me majority. Ills is old game and has
been played once too often Now if the Board of Su-
pervsos Fearful tat the mighty energies of my mind
shall be directed towards bringing about new concate
nation of things in this county,, shall throw or cast ont
single precinct that has given majority they shall
De ostraclsed, mathematical denounced excommuni-
Gated and punished by the vengeance of an Gsultes
community and they shall receive from INV hands tbe
lnf1ieton Of the pains and penalties known to all who
recognise tie laws OF cIivalry-most undoubtedly |
stand upon my dignity defy the powers of darkness
but bow to the win of the people
am the peoples most obsequious and ob't serv't
MAJOR JESSE THOMPSON
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
LETTER FROM CAMPO SECO.
CAMPO SECo, Dec. 9th, 1857.

Wessrs. Editors Believing that no
consideration would cause you to shrink
from holding up vice and blackhearted-
ness in their proper light, appear where
they may, | would respectfully request
the use of your columns for the exposi-
tion of case of turpitude anu baseness,
which only requires to be known, that
the perpetrators may meet the censure
and scorn they so richly merit It grieves
me to be obliged to confess that the low
minded villains | speak of, are fellow
townsmen of my own" Campo Secoitcs"
in fact, our delegates to the late Con-
vention at angels. +" Startling as it
may appear" they actually had the pre-
sumption to differ in opinion from some
of the Mokelumne Hill politicians, and
deliberately refused to support some of
their measures This atrocious conduct
appears still more hideous, when con-
trasted with the mild and dignifed be-
havior of the Mokelumne Hill gentlemen,
one of whom magnanimously exclaimed,
" the Id Campo Secoits ace fed them
achen they ,cere stdrring.!"
Think of this, ye men of Campo Seco
When ire had laid your fourishing vii
lage in ashes, some three years ago, did
you not, like Esau of old, sell your birth
right for mess of pottage? True, there
were no written articles drawn up and
signed, but when those wagon loads of
provisions, &C., were sent you, was there
not tacit agreement that you were to
be, forever after, the political bondsmen
of your Mokelumne Hill saviors? Don't
try to get out Of it by saying it was only
common duty Of humanity, or any of
that kind of stuff; it won't do; you are
morally bound to support Mokelumne
Hill measures and men, to the utmost of
your ability-be that what they may
1t is not for you to have an opinion on
those measures or men-for did they not
" feed you when you were starving" See
to it then, that ye "render unto Caesar
the things that are Caesars, i. e., eternal
gratitude and political support to Mokel-
umne Hill that fed you when you were
starving" and all honor to the noble gen
aemen who SO magnanimously reminded
you of the fact.
Pardon me, Messrs. Editors, for break
ing off SO abruptly from you, and dwell
ling so long with the Campo Secoites;
but, really, | feel so humiliated by the
conduct of those delegates, that | scarcely
know how to behave myself. You will
doubtless be pleased to learn that the elec-
ton of our esteemed townsman, Major
Jesse Thompson to the Senatorial chair
is almost certain. The choice reflects
great credit on the judgment of the cleo
tors, and shows that they have proftcd
by their past experience, and Calaveras
county will, during this session, be repre-
sented, both in Senate and Assembly, by
men whose deep research; profound learn
ing and rectitude of morals will render
her name famous throughout the length
and breadth of the land
Yours, respectfully,
"CAMPo SEco-ITE.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
DR. P. M o,BrIen
SAN Francisco.

sam Francisco.
HAVING discontinued his professional at
H tendance at the Hospital of the Sisters If
Mercy will attend, for the future, solely to
private practice. Patients at distance from
San Francisco, wishing to consult him hv
letter, can do SO by enclosing the usual fee Of
Ten Dollars. Those wishing to place them
selves more Immediately under his care. car
be provided with private lodgings. dc5 3m:24
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
Specimen Hill Quartz Co.'s Notice.

Specimen Hill Quartz Co.'s Notice.
LII stockholders in this Company,
\ VINO are one month or more in arrears,
Tor Assessments, at this date, are respectfully
requested to pay up. or enough of their stock
will be sold to settle the same, together with
costs-sale to take place at the companys
once at Angels, on Saturday, January I'd, at
2 o'clock p NJ
CHARLES sCoFIELD, President.
A. A. POLLARD Secretary
). IT, Quartz Co.'s Office, Angels Dec q 81 TIm-1a
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12

FIREMAN's ELEcTIoN.-Th election
of officers Of the Fire Department in San
Francisco, took place on the 7th inst,
and resulted in the election of f. E. Z.
Whitney Chief Engineer, by majority
of FIVE votes. Great interest was felt, and
considerable excitement prevailed.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12

FRENCH BUHR.-We are informed
that large quantity of that peculiar
fiint-rock and sandsotnc-a silicious
quartz-rock containing many irregular
cavities-known as French Buhr, and
used as mill-stones, has been discovered
near Campo Scco.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
FOR SALE!
TIt Sc.
e. laflmcr's Store. etc. Sys
ON THE STOCKTON ROAD, -
Two Miles west of Sam Amdraax

kse That long-established and well-known
Trading Post Store and Ranch, known as
" Latimer's," is now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms. The location of tho
property is so advantageous and well-known
to all, as to be its own advocate of value
The store-house, dwelling house, out-houses
gardens and other improvements. are in GOOD
repair and firSt-class as to convenience. finish
and proportions. large stone cellar under
the store and residence, drained-and neatly
curbed wells of good water, conveniently loca-
ted for public and private use The garden is
in the highest state of cultivation. filled with
fruit-trces, ornamental shrubs and flowers
Grape-vnes of three years growth, and bear
ing fruit, cover the arbors and avenues lead
ing to the residence. The entire property.
with the Ranch and all the improvements
will be sold for cash, on such terms as to give
fortune to the purchaser. Parties wishino
to buy, should call and examine the premises
and ascertain the facilities for carrying on !.
large and profitable business. Application To
be made by first parties, to the Proprietor.
dec o-3m~24 d. LATIMER.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
Official Dereliction.

san JOAQUIN County, Dec. 7th, 81.
Messrs. Editors:-I was surprised to
find in your columns, my name as de-
linquent for the taxes of 1856, for 81 .25.
| hold a receipt signed G. A. Clarke, by /.
Belts, for that amount, dated June 9th,
1856. Iwould ask Mr. Mulford, through
your paper, if he will sell property when
men have the sheriff receipt in their
pockets. Yours respectfully,
Try TAYLOR.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12

MASONIC ELEcTloN-At the annual
election, in Mokelumne Lodge No. 81,
at Mokelunlne Hill, on Tuesday, Decem-
Der Sth, 1857, the following named per-
sons were elected officers for the ensuing
year W. NJ, j. L. Wilkins; S. W., D.
L. Mulford; j. W., d. L. Cozine; s.
d., B. Cradle; J. D., j. P Douglass ;
Treasurer, VIM. Innes Stewards, Martin
Rowan, Z. j. Manning; T., j. Minor.
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12


quite SO much ignorance and duplicity to the
miners, as that act would infer; he ought to re-
serve a portion for others. He enquiries, e have
the miners considered the consequences of
driving fifty thousand people from the mines
drawn here by our own overtures ~ | deny
that they ever were invited to come to Cali
fornia they came on their own risk, to obtain
gold, which they knew did not belong to them,
and they have remained thus far, through suf-
ferance, and they well know they are merely
tolerated-not welcome-whch the tax COL
lector is keeping fresh in their minds, and the
few miners alluded to, who passed +" those un-
just resolutions" will probably indeibly i'm
press on the minds of few of them, and there
is growing sentiment among miners that
more of them will receive gentle hints to turn
tail to the mines. 1t is doubtless the better
policy that they should be informed that they
must leave soon. for in that case, they will
q git up and git" as fast as they can procure a
passage home and there is no danger of them
! leaving too soon. The great cry of violating
] the laws of the State, might be compared to
the huge wooden horse the Greeks left before
the walls of Troy as decoy, which the infat-
uated Troyans, in their intoxicated JOY ut the
auspicious departure of their indomitable foe,
] from the beleaguered city, with prodigious ex-
ertions, dragged the huge monster within the
walls of the city, which contained in his capa-
cious bowels, their deadly enemies, who,
taking advantage of their drunkenness, effected
their destructon-jnst as our law-abiding, in
dividnal policy would most inevitably destroy
California's best interests by prrsuading the
miners to endorse that unjust imposition, Of
Chinese intrusion, by setting up his hinge pol
icy, the majesty of the law, &c" Just the
doctrine preached to our revolutionary ances-
tors when they effected the unlawful destruc-
tion of tea, which they did in violation of all
existing laws then ext4snt. They went on the
San Andreas independent., 1857-12-12
Davis Store For Sale.

YVIE ABOVE TRADING POST, SITUATED
i on Indian Creek between San Antonio
and Murphy's, in one Of the best locations for
miningin Winter and Spring, is offered for sale.
Also, two shares in claim on which is erec-
ted Pump and Water Wheel. Also, Twenty
Tons of Hay
Apply to ]. s. G. DAVIS, either at the above
named Store, or at his Ranch, one mile lower
down on the same Creek. nv 7:t4a
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L A T EST N L w S.
New York Items.
q Nnu, Vol,

New York ltems.
New York, July l6.
The Comptroller yesterday paid off
the Municipal Police Of the first and
eighth wards. Mr.. Flagg also drew a
warrant for $4,000 with which to
meet the demands Of the Metropolitan
Police, but the Mayor declined to sign
it. Many rumors are afoat of further
inten led resistance to the police au-
thorities. Exciting stories are in cir
culation that large quantities Of paving
stones are concealed in houses in the
river wards. The buildings are closely
watched, hut much of the rumors are
probably CANNON. The varnish fac
tory Of 1ilden Il Nephew, on 55th
street. with $4,000 gallons of varnish
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000 with little insurance. In the
Court of Common Pleas in this city to-
day, temporary injunction was gran
ted against the paying Of the Metropol-
itan Police from the city funds. The
case will DO argued tomorrow. The
screw stsamshiP Hermania, from Ham
burgh, July 1st. arrived to day with
422 passengers. The screw steamer
Lebanon sailed to day with ls pas
sengers and 100000 in specie.
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WISE PREcAuTIoNs local Of the
Savannah Georyian is responsible for the
following: We met one Of our citizens yes
terday who contemplates going u New York
thas week, and knowing that msnis safety
now In Gotham, entirely depends upon his
own protection, he has prepared cap apie
armour for himself as follows: He has
steel scull cap under his hat with spring
steel plate vizier to come down over his
face at touch For his neck he has an
anti garotte collar filed with sharp spikes.
fish-hooks aud small pistol barrels pointing
garroter seizes him. quite fearful battery
meets the assailant! Under his west he
wears q fine well-tenpered elastic coat Of
wire mail. dagger proof behind and before
In his belt are bowie knives, revolvers,
slung shot and patent machine that keeps
holloring murder by clock work CThis
last appendage now is useless in New York,
as no one will think Of coming to his assis-
lance at such ery.) He wears steel cuirass
over his legs and wide toed boots with
sharp blade on each to to enable him to kick
with sOrne effect. His clothes are made with
secret pockets, in each of which is an alarm
that goes off at the touch Of . pick -pockt
He carries loaded canes, " selGacting knock
em-downs," and Ioujomrs-pret run EN-.
throughs!" He has besides these fearful
self preserving apparatus, the recently In
vented Rogueometre glass tube filled
with pure southern blood graded, 80 as to
mark all degrees from petty pickpocket
down to wilful murder All he has to do
when in a, crowd, or even in company with
one, is to look at this roguemetre" which
will at once mark the salubrity Of the atmo-
sphere he's in and show him the grade of
his company. We mention these details
thus SO that all our business men and 9TH
ers Who contemplate going TO New York in
its present disgraceful state may be enabled
TO provide themselves with a full suit as
above stated, as such now constitute the
only safe dress and equipment for person
in the streets of Gothaml