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FO R RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY the 14th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
, IT. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
E4Eltss BAYOU, Campte Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Cor
toms Landing and all Intermediate landings
Red fiveFTne new and splendid passenger steamer R. W.
above. For freight passage Apply on board
mil P. II. BRTNTON K co, 70 Canal street.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH l
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
o HIO R I V E R.

OHIO RIVER.
WIN s'Ts TSR Sqsptf mS6fsViLfb. VI TT Nh: ar.t.
passenger packet steamer Chancellor, Cap.
ermediat landings Monday the 18th inst clock M
For m4 freight or W. e. ssPFRS sPg s sFd
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves fAJTEs4? FoR sT LotIs i;sns dsiRo MEM
ns sss all ian r. IT, Rs ns
master will leave above For freish. passage apply on
' Dsmla O. !. BupDEcKE & co. % poydras street
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves on MONDAY. 18th int. s.sP
a"a sEM ohhEASs AsHs
phis Helena, Napoleon, Greenville. all
s1 r. Tss the % Rsad m sks sc 5sa 70 sciHs
this morning. the foot of Girod street will leave as
above For freight 2} e s4esa So S .
M e. af Son's o M WI wh s kss aee s @ Hs
Jessie Lazer and Exchange Napoleon Also Memphis
with the packets Aeons and Polar Star for Nashville mI4
Leaves REGGnAK lee TEaEEsRAb RAbsHsbtY ftN WEEKLY
Sssss= Point sfipwi'lI I.andns lake PIoydsass'
Rodney Natchez Lake Washington Point Woathngton
W. Td ' III & s Win ssss F r.
nl5 4 I: 3: SMITH, Tctoupi.onla. street
.',ss fssFf sTEnmHI: ETnnSfsRAS souTMEs BELLE
for GI s 6saons anss ssxes Ashton e. aoPs FL
Lans ssn Bsn visSn Ga
Grand Gulf Rodney Ne chez and sll Intermediate landings
Eclipse during her absence vicksburg trade
fe9 BRoADWEI.L. BROS. / Co. s5 Gravier st..
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3.ssf OSAGE ORANGE HEDGES 900
|$PlASfS-The undersigned offers The finest lot Of Usage
~ Orange Plants received in This city They fresh
and in the hes! order setting III hedge Being nicely packed
in saw dust they be safely distance Price $40
per thousand 500 mile. \ liberal deduction where
several miles ordered.
Also, fresh Usage Orange Seed. descriptive pamphlet
containing full directions for setting and rearing hedges given
10 purchasers. tRii sO2H, Qdire>,
II. W PlTkIN, Al HeaE. Mt~se It Cos.
fe5 21nIW iS Car0ntett -; New. Orleans.
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'RISP'S GAIETI-NTNE SPLENDID PICTURES
- REPRESENTED b., the Keller I-JEPv. 1Glt Il
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rRESP-s GAIETI-t;n AND SEE THE SPLEN-
- "a F,-.-!es By tie EsIe. I.lgge. NIL z!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

him, and all those whose means will allow
them to have left Naples have gone to dis
tance from that city of suffering and danger,
to avoid the risk of being plunged into some
dungeon, on the denunciation of the first po-
lice spy whose animosity they may incur
A similar state of things is reported to exist
in Sicily. Transportation of suspected "liber-
alsY to the arid inlets Of the coast is now re-
sorted to as the best means Of disposing Of
the offenders, there being no longer room for
them in the prison; and seldom does day
pass that one or more of these unfortunate
men, untrisd and unconvicted Of any crime.
are no: handed over to the public executioner
at the mere nod Of the royal lieutenant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

NAPLEs-The latest accounts from Naples
represent the state Of things in that capital as,
if possible, more deplorable than ever
Scarcely a day passes that dozens of men are
not arrested in the public streets on suspicion
that they are opposed to the Government of
the King; most Of the public coffee houses
have been closed by order Of the police; the
doors of the places Of public amusement have
been ordered to be shu., and the usual festiv
tiles in celebration OF the Kings birthday have
been forbidden. The prisons are overhowing
so that the police are puzzled where to lodge
their daily victims. and the King himself,
fenced round with guards and sentinels re-
mains shu. up in his palace, afraid to stir
abroad for fear that some one viii initiate the
example Of bIilano, and with better success.
Every Avenue to his residence at CaSerta is
guarded by picked men, distinguished for
their blind obelience to the royal will and ad-
miration Of the present system. No citizen,
no matter what his rank or calling is permit
ted to enter Cascrta without asoldier to wa,ct
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

CSFThe British Government have present
ed to the officers and men of the Kane Expe-
dit;on, gold medal Of double eagle, ol
most beautiful coinage. On one side is q
we'll executed head Of the Queen of England
with her title in latin; on the reverse is the
inscription: ''The British Government to
the officers and men OF the American Arc
tic Expedition encircled by an elaborate oak
wreath, surmountcd by acrOwn, and the whole
surrounded with the words: ''As n token o.
gratitude for their generous service"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

THE New ATTORNEY GENERAL-The Phil
adelphia Evening Journal, an American or
gan, gives,the following testimonial 10 the
worth and abilities of Judge Black:
"The new Attorney General is man OF
hi h character, indomitable energy, iirst-class
ability, extensive learning, and honor
to his State as well as to the country
No man in the new Cabinet will give more
general satisfaction"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17


PROVIDING FOR THE ELEcTIoS oF SCHOOL TRUsrEEs DEFIs
ING THEIR DUTIES AyD FRoyIpIsG FOR CUSTODY AND
mASAGEsIEST OF .HE TAX LEVIED SCHOOL PURPOSES
IL TIE CITY or EVANSVILLE:
bBE ordained by The cSmoR Cornell Of the City Of
qualified OF City Evansville take charge
Of which shall be elected eoh year to serve three
in dance with requirements OF the School Law
elect in case gnaon any Trustee the
City Couael shall MI the vacancy by Appointment till the
3D. Tie Tustees entering upon the discharge of
hec duties shall execute bond payable the City
Evansville with freehold security Of the
Common Council in penalty not less than double the
for the ai;A.u dsekage tsr duties as school
and for the faithful appropriation of said school
3D. The said Trustees shall have charge Of the educational
G s iRt m the aT a.nas
school; examine aad employ suitahle tesehsr prescribe
and pupils and have charge of all buings furniture end
ns ,o & ieeT as board
during each they may establish schools prescribe
rules and Regulations or the somson OF enaren out OF
the city as aiton and Cor the transfer Of scholars
from one grade or seaool . smother sad ay dismiss teaoh
Suspend xes pupils disOrdery eeneues dsobedenes
4rn Masters s iadenturei appreciates parents guar
dians Of AZ purs tuition scholars reside in
heuselytl Olthe bntfHoi the Public Schools.
sra. whsnever parent guardian shan make
Sraei harsh proncr Of any
pup the Trustees forthwith invesgate the OF
complaint ind IL we founded. cOrreothe dismiss
teacher acting he part OF medators between parents
tsachcrs aad carcfly guardinEthe of
the children; aud whvnove- teacher pI.pt
lin writing taat any pupil Is disOrieriy. dgotedsnt
rlar and ardy snla,csss to injury to the
echOo h Truste sha forthwith investi-ate the
plants anc ssud cxPel thepuPl. il the
core cted or reacWca.
crn Tae Trustees lla at the end OF each school quarter
make . report Il writing The Common Council Of the city
he amount of extended during guarser
and what Ter, the number Of pupils attending Public
schools aud the attendance and TIE number teach
employed which eIort shall be printed with the pro
/ eCedngs u the CITY Council.
7Tf. The Treasurer Of the City of Evansville shall
school Treasurer. and shall apart proportional
Of the city levied for Public Schools
the H. collected. which shall lie paid by him
only orders drawn by the Board School
sned by the President OF said Board and Ettestsd
! Clerk. W.. ....t.+.
sTH The Trufee1 shan appo;n. ther clerk they
may of their number clerk.
Il responsible for all his acts.
This ordua be ia full force from and after the oti
| day Of March. a. d. 1857. JOHN IlEWSOS, Mayor.
! WELL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
fe27-3ti VoIksbOte copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
sUNHIgHES.

~ ALTPETRE. Epson Salts. Sulphur. Roll BrimstOne.
- Alan. Perry Davis Pain killer Saleralus. Soda.
Almonds Brlril Nuts Be lcoris reel aud dozen hrmp and
laRita Backinr Cam rhor Cream T1rter Cigars al kinds.
Corparas Cloves Cinnamon Fssenre % Codes. Gas a8s.
Jars Lanterns Ginger GROUND and reserved Herring
Codfsh tckere Indigo. bogw0od and chippel.
Grs.s-d Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid. Nutre-s.
1hstsrs Oysters Plrer letter Fools cap and wrapping
Percrv Car' Powder Pepper Salce. Perns-, Spice
Stone Pipes Pitch Tar. ROsin Tatle salt Soda. EX
trcs Of Sarsaparila Soue Sssp bnr and nc- Sar
dimes Suu Spirits Of Turpentine tobacco escorted Xvii
Teas. Tar. Vinegar. &e., &s.. &c, for sale Low ~
iau5ts Sycamore sweet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
aRETEwED PHYSICIAN,


EEAVE nearly run out discovered while in the Eass
u Indias. certain cure FOR Consumpsion. Bronehis
Coughs Colds. aaa general desty This remedy dis
covered By him when his Cnly chra l1ghterTas given
M 20 die. Wishing do much good possible he w
20 such his aEctei fellow beings quest t
reeipe with full directions for making sad successfully
it. lie requires each applicant = inelose hm one
shiiinrrss cEstr % rcJu-nsi r9sge on tho recipe
aud the be applied th. paynnt % his ad
yertisernent Address DIR. u. JAMES.
dec3O smdsw No. u Grand street, Jersey City. Nj.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

yaNHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite
Il attention dealers and to their large sn&
varied stock OF Papers. Our gemens with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled
hand at all tmes large stock Of Caps and Letter.
plain and ruled; Flat Caps Demys Mediums Royals and
supsr Royals Blank Book Papers Pasnss
& Smith an osher first class mani faeturers.
We agents for the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand all times compete stock Printers Papers
every description. Lightbody's Book News Inks,
MeCre&Ty' sOolOredInks. varnish and Colo Size.
We have hand in large stock the best Four.
driEer Book and pply orders al
most extent with regular sizes, and irregur sine
naketo order on shortnotice.
We pay the hshestarket price in cash. for Rags. Bag
gng. Rope and Cotton Waste.
Wholesale Paper Dealers, & Manufscturers' Agents.
IL aud ~ Walnut st. Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

0TIt is said that i. f. Nexson, former
President of the Gramercy Bank, has taken
the cashiership of Bank in Canada.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
CONSUMPTION CURED.

EaE NOT DECEIVED BY base initctiens. HEGEMAN.
hN CLARK a, 90. y GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. never
dappoia aad years eEpefenoe has proved s1perior
and is ony reliable Tor CoNSUMfTI0S
hsro deal OF spurious oil in the market adul
terated wth seal oil. whale oil &C., much care
cannot be taken 70 procure ths Genuine.
oil is made factory in NeTfonndland and
each iotie orr aare the eptk be careful get
REgEvAN CLAg + CO. thpusrl Is who lad ssd other
inreroc lI1lity. ana about giving despair
health ~ using The Genuine OIL or
our manufacture. sold bY all Druggists. jaE2t-3nd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
DRAFTS.

Aud the transportation OF small valc&be Taekages
All wishing 70 avail Themselves Of the facilities Of
the Express obtain desired information in refer
and details Of he business st Il ctr office
First Main aEd Locust opposite the Poe
Oles. teoIs e.. "a. FISH. AGENT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

- "a BOXES Star Candles;
epO - do Tallow DO; 5 bags Pepper;
5bsEs AlsPiee; zoo lbs Gloves. rse'dsnd for sa
Ay feIs J. & ID. HElMANN
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FARES:

Daily Freight rraizs leave ETan8se and srro-liau,e
- A. NJ which local Passengers viii &c taken.
E For any Information through Tickets. apfly AZ the
1opaay's Once. head of Locust street ~
.l.vile. doclS 7. 7. DANIELS. Sup-f.
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ADAMS EXPREss CO8EPANV.
1IEW ARRANGEMENT z

FaVHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
n0unoc 70 their friends aud patrons the publc % Ev
ansvo aud vicinity that with increased faetie for the
transportation Of
FREi0Er
PACKAGES
MONEY and
yALUABLES.
They solicit continuance of former favOrs Espeeia
care taken in the collection Of
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TC PDRg1 gEouDERS.


i1--.A TIE subscriber aayi1s e9nplesed -
~ aSS~ IN iri-,ease 20 x u Cah IN ee- tE
will son an OYER hundred Thousand pouHds Of Pork.
rreIarel 20 a. 1lSJi,e aIy M one t -, Vs , t,
lower sern5 .h'a haze e..r s1,;s been 10
Corner Of siain and Feurt. streets.
y. A.-The buiIlinsis areproof jaais-su
SALT PETER.-5oo lbs just reed eEsals b.
- Gecls $. Il. GILBERT co.
YpROoMs, GC;-7sdos ass'd Broo%Es;
1,OgTos,New York Matches. jass received by
ep6h Doz slh. f.ssh Cove Oysters;
40 loz l ID do do DO; ~ do sss'd DO salmon,
raskeFsi. shad. &e &c. for sale very I9T SON
DaR EEAs wrapping Paper 5do lust rSesiysS igS
rgNOBACCO. 80 boxes assorted PouH1s;
IL - boxes asi'd = pounds; 20 boxes a's'd Iahp;
reis 20 90 f-''y WIS., ''' 'A'' z. II. COOK SON.
cages ssrdians; 20 bcxes Herrings Oysters and
a.eis i:''A'''-'' ''' $40 HoaNBRooE CO.
Og Cross Extra EOHns: B'ar5 iqs; cGSi T;ssyJd soy
SpEasA STEEL Plo,r Iandlesa,sOrted Nos from c;
oD1SV 80 Hayea cast Mould. reed ane foT sale
5000 Lights i.I1 a'ds''n Z. !of II. ;a,sSS sS5K 6sov
sl sr@sa sSs S s s 5s5 palm Scarf
feis 2. II COOK q son.
KEEN & PKESTOS
1sAvE recsivin their Fail and Winter stocE
ogoods embracing every variety Of merchandise they
have usually ksot.
We or she trade the larSst and best selected stock
have styles suburb aud Vrice5 low
No merchant oughs visit this market this Fail withoEt
examining stock 10 is pleasure show choice
loctiOus Goods and whether be bnys viii leave
and patriot FROM the fact OF the beauty
the syies and cobuatous OF rch coors
display Of the beet American maaafaesories VIII make AiE
feel prouder Of his country.
sep6 KEEN 4 PRESTfNS
NEW FAH.E4 GOODS.
TIME subscribers are In receipt OF their supply ci
Fail and Winter BOOTS and SHOES. selected for thc
city cou1ry trade. embracing every qust
of Mes and ChilGEen's 20 which t'sy call
/ the attention Of the public, NHREA WILLS
i sep5 first tstrest. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

NEURxY UI' YOUR CAtIEs.-e5o0 lbs Baekwhea
u II Flour iu..ree' an for sale chean by
iau23 VICEEGsN * JOHNSTON.
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE IEESl-
DENCES EOEs SALE.

n vALUABLE brick -esiioaee with out houses 30.
"a Sc in connets repair. situated Second street.
between Main and Locust Ao aae trisk residenee sit
uated on First street. between Chesnut ana Cherry.
The above properly very desirable anc will be sold on
reasonable terms. Fox Pa-tisilars eRquirsot - -
lanZ2-tf SAMUEL ORk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17
RAILROADS, &c.
WiNTEIE AfGltANGE1IEnl

I'm after MondaT, Dec Is 1876 until further notice
W Tie Nail Passenger Train viii leave Granville.
lO z. NJ. arriyingas Nincenaes 81 1901 II il time 70
with che Evening train the Ohio eri hss1p
Railroad for So louis ar3 cngr1i iaoi fsrre aat ~
1:f5 p IL. snd Indiana pc 81 lC5 \. n. mixing dirsc.
connections FOR CinciRrs Columbus Cley Gland Philade
phia. New Yo-. ssd ,,sirioro.
eEre ilue Gt 20 Il. NJ; after ~
rival Of Indiana poli5arEi res at EVansve
$500 P. VI.
- thistran can frO st. Louis C-eara-
ii and louisville day. Easglge checked q. Iajlza-
polls.
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aN ORDINANCES

BASINS. "a bOxes VI. r. received and FOR sale by
la ~ PEESrON HkOS.
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CINCINNATI.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

f1NlS grsat Turkish Periodical remedy for edists
II removal of Distractions. Irregularities, Prolspsus
Cteri, CALLING Of the Womb Leuchorrhea. Whites.
&C., &c.
These Pills have in single instance failed in
dreing the Too said in their
no enjoy good health when that
Of her peculiar Organization is deranged Sickness
ach headache anguor debility pain in the head side and
back, loss Of appetite cosveBess, &c. Of the
symtoras which attend irregular menstruaon As certain
time these Pills and of these symp
Be and get the genuine which has signature
each boz These Pills may be had by addressing Dr. Sanfoy
Il Co.. and inclOsing 81, TIE Pills will be BY
mali.
~ BLades whose health will not permit OF increase
OF family, viii aud the Pills successful preventive.
Ladies who pregnant should these Pills.
they bring miscarriage, though
health would follow. Address
DR.. SANFLOY CO.,
feb6 Cincinn att. Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

EGARPET CHhIA.-IoO0 Ils assorted colors;
~ iO0bs White e0lors rscG this day and for sale hy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

PROVIDING FOR TIE TRUsrEEs DEFIs-
ING THEIR DUTIES AyD PRovIDIsG TIE CUSTODY AMI
uASAGEsIEST OF .HE TAX LEVIED SCHOOL PURPOSE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-17

sp COILS IA inch Ropes coils inch Grass Rops
et do q do do do; 10 do co do do;
Is do Cotton Rope. for sale low BY
fe 2. H. COOK SON.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01

q . wagon road, and six hundred thousand has
:n neen appropriated for establishing an overland
,naii route to California Give US these routes,
let he appropriations be judciously expended,
sbol, hoa aan routes be established, and soon We
, snta.,u nave California immigration of hardy,
eG. e9Ge.e,prising men-not broken down politicians.
nasV"s applause. But we of the Democratic
pano party are pledged to stand up in favor of the
port;on pou, cseal.. os ont You and know that large
pol.loh Oh our State debtwas incurred in most
rascally manner You know ,ha. ,,.aa 80 lno,s
were were issued by profigate parties. But it twas was
aaants - men ~nom we had selected as our
agents, agent - part of these bonds are now in the
that ther 'nocea5 ah holders and justice demands
'na' 'ues snould be paid. trust that the stain
OF reputation viii never rest on tbo aoaS ss
stand pledged to the country to see tba, pas
bonds are paid and paid they shall be- be- to 1.-The the
., u.'ermos' 'ar.nlag, although the debt was con-
tracted, In great part in violation Of the Con.
stitution of our State ~ ="
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
Cor. Wr1LrR,s sprrcH.-we make copious

Col. WELLERs SPEEcH.-We make coplous
extracts from COL Weller's great speech, deliv-
cred at Sacramento recently. His position In
reference to the Herbert affair is ably defined.
We still think that Weller went beyond his
calling in being the defender and apologist of
Herbert His letter to the people of California
was adding insult to injury, at time when the
disgrace had aroused the entire population of
the State to sense of feeling demanding JUS
tice. His speech is certainly an able one, and
calculated to do much towards removing the
prejudice against him heretofore felt by all low
ers, of justice. We are at loss to know why
Mr.. Weller should make a leading speech. and
overlook the claims of the miners His views
on the Chinese question, and on the "Ranch
Act, would be of some Importance to this
community. We see by the Democratic State
Journal, that Col. Weller and Thomas Fl. Will
lams will speak at Mokeumne Hill on Monday
evening, August 18th, and at Murphy's Tues
day evening, August 18th. Those interested,
in and about San Andreas if they wish to hear
them speak, will have to attend at either of the
above places.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01

bade adieu (not final one we hope,) to those
venerable trees, to our kind host, and soon q
SOLITARY horseman might have been seen wend-
ing his way among the trees, down toward
one of the lower villages.
The Picnic was over We are now separa-
ted, but amidst the hustle of business and the
cares of life, not one of that merry crowd, |
dare say, but will love at times to recall to
mind and place, among other pleasant mem
ories, the faces and voices of those friends who
met at the Picnic in the mountains above the
Big Trees, and think, perchance, as many of us
will, that it will be long, long while perhaps.
before We see another such a gathering.
And now, although having troubled you
much longer than | thought l should when
took up my pen, will beg to offer scrap, and
ask pardon of the shade of the great Poet for
changing the terminating word, in order to suit
local circumstances
Now let us sing, long live the king,
And Gipin, long live he
And when you next do take rid-,
May be there to TEA
SNAKES
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
Miners Meeting

AT 4 meeting held at Fourth Crossino ca,s
veras county, July 9th, 1857, to take into co.
sideration the right of water, D. c. Stanerd ua.
called to the chair, and Conrad Shafer elected
Secretary.
On motion, B. @. Marston, j. Becde and !
Riley, were appointeda committee to draft rcso-
lutions for the meeting.
The following were reported
Resolred, That the miners of the San Antonio
river are combined for the purpose of securing
the water for mining purposes.
Resoired, That we, the miners Of said river.
do demand the natural water of said river, now
taken out by the different ditch companies
Resotred, That we, the miners of said San
Antonio river intend, if the water be not turned
into the river by said ditch companies, to re-
move all distinctions whereby said water is ta-
ken out of said river.
Resolred, That committee of three be ap-
pointed by the Chair, to wait upon said ditch
notifying them of said resolutions
James Riley B. o. Marston and B. ]. Haslett,
were appointed said committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
D. C. STANARD, Chairman.
{. SHAFER, Secretary.
San Andreas independent., 1857-08-01
])olitiral Notirr.
American Meeting.

At meeting of members of the American
party, held at the Golden Gate Ranch Thurs
day, July 30th 1857 to take into consideration
the proprety of maintaining the organization
of the party, and making nominations for the
approaching election, it was
Resolred, That all persons who adhere to and
still feel an interest in the American Party, and
desire to preserve the organization of the same,
are requested to meet in the several precincts
of the County on the 18th day of August at 3
o'clock P. NJ, and elect delegates to the Amer
lean County Convention, to be held at San
Andreas, on the 22d following.
L. VI. SCHRACK, Sec'v