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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-05

TREMMINGs STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME a CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
No. Union street,
A complete stock Of FAN and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
soNPRIsING foil assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
p1t Bnttsns Braiis Burie buttons &C. &C al Of uhieh sre
entirely new ard TIE best that could begosin The Eastern Markets
Tephin HEerinO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brds and silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Coous as we'll any other material Knitting, Netting En-
broidery and Crotchs Work scOple and larger in variety
quantity than ever We also continue to manuiactuie
PRINCES, TasseIs, Battonss COrsds, &c.,
To order as usual and viii IT, to suit an and everybody
Cash.
ME wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women,
w for the southern Market persons having such to sell viii
find It TO their interest to call on US
sepl6 H. Il. HAYNES eco.
FATHERLAND.
an THURSDAY the Ist October next, the premises
" propose bring OF great sale Of Lets in this most SeHt
Bills With faiI parsaars terms &C. will be issued in due
time. Lsept. Ia A. v. s. LisDSL61.
DRY GOODsl DRY GOODSI
mcWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We are receipt Of the most desirable and well selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Webavc ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING purcaaed this stock from the largest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, fell hesi-
fancy saying that thereby enabled to sell goods at
Low PRIC ES
and on ss Reasonable Terms as any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such very aadsOns Robes Ala;
"a Tebia.
Penfe.
French DsIalnes, Plain and Fancy.
/ French and English sIeriaoes;
/ FaconiaP lads;
Layellas, for Travelling Dresses;
! D'Bege's;
/ Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of Sha Plain and Fancy Dress silks and Coaks
Black Silks all grades together with other article too tedious t
| mention.
We have also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
Bleached Domestic, all graies
I0&I94 bleaChed Sheeting;
A inch Pillow case Cottsn;
~ Brown Sheeting;
Ga
- snd 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PId Linsey, all kinds.
Flanneis, all eolorss qualities and prices;
Canton Flannels;
| Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans; kerys, sanetts, Cassimees festnss eh
Shirt Fronts, COllsr and In fact every article person may e.
pect to find in complete retail store
also keep constantly complete stock OF Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Duiour Cos best Anchor brand 30
Cloths, Carpets, &c. To all Of which invite the attention
the trading community Our motto is 70 sell as cheap as ID
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS
sepI5 No. 81, North Market srsst.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-05

JOHN LEILYETr WIN h Smith
IELLYETT & SMITH,
Nos 10 AND % SOUTH N4RKET STREET,
Importers Of and Dealers in
Fine Rrandies and Wines, VVhisI1ys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
#2n WE beg leave call the attention Of "a
EZEi friends and the trade generally, to our large
Sss and well selected stock Of the above articles
just received, embracing in part:
Brandies.
Sarzerao, ClS4O0 Alex. Segnette;
0tard, DuPuy, very fine United Society PrOprietOrs;
jules Robin; Raynal and Ausses;
With many other brands.
Wines.
Claret, every grade0 Madeira; ,-.--a-.,
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
ADAM No. 1 Tenn; Hannah
Lilly Dale, do b Il Potter
Wills; Corner Stone;
Richardson; North
Tyreaua: DeRosa:
Peveriv: Peaches and Cream Twist;
Johns Twist; Silver Fakei
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump
Silver Roll Langhorne & Armsteadi
Claiborne & TaIia6rrO; Pine Apple;
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Escarlatta
Columbia; Imported Londres
Estrela Prmerai La salvadorai
CintrO de Oruui Imported Soace;
Concho Regalai do NeSselrodei
La Silva; DO PIincpei
La Prueba, Imp do Trabucos;
La suiza, do La Higuera;
La Diana, do Gift
Embracing every grade.
octo LELLYET & SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-05

Residences and Farms for sale.
TE have for sale number Of desirable residences Nash
Nv Vile and vicinity. number Of Farms in David
son Sumner. williamson and Bedford counties Call
J. L. & II. W. BROWN,
uano5-Im Az Cherry street.
TNINE TEAS.--Just received from large Impores Of
Teas good assortment Of Imperial, GunpoWder' sOOng
and Black Teas for BY the large small quantity by
A. STRETCH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-05

LESLIE FOR OCTOBER,
TNRANK LESLIE'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for DC
toier, just received by f. HAGAN,
sept20 Market and Union sts.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

who, by the way, preached, prayed and
sung SO beautifully, that, it made our
hearts rejoice over certain portion of it
and after some reflections upon the other
hand, caused us to leave the room (after
servlce,) with saddened hearts for our
condition, as it was set before us.
The billiard saloon kept by Mr.. Hodg-
don, is fine place for fun and music
After days toll, with wearied limbs,
imagine yourself squared up tp four
cornered table, and the happy result, as
he always keeps on hand the regular Old
Holland. Then across the way, where
we take our coffee, we will, of course, give
Il. Faunce the credit, or at least his gen
tie lady, where we ever find plenty to de-
stroy craving appetite.
Having already wearied your patience,
[ viii close. Yours. e. r
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Gov. Johnson's Message.

The following is synopsis Off. Nicely John
sons second annual Message:
He recommends that the laws relating TO
attachments, divorces and the testimony of
negroes, etc, be modified. Divorce cases should
be tried before Court and Jury, in open ses-
sion, with the District Attorney present In
relation to testimony now restricted it is APP
pretended that the admission thereof, in the
lack of other evidence, taken with due esti-
mate to credibilty, cannot but facilitate ius-
tice.
1t is recommended that the State be divided
into two Congressional Districts, and the east
ern boundary defined.
The Legislature is asked to express a favor
able view in regard to the creation of the Ter
ritories of Arizona and Carson The aboli-
tion of the Office of Adjutant and Quartermas-
ter General is suggested, the duties to be filed
by the Secretary of State
The Message contains much valuable statis-
tical information, from which we condense the
following:
The total amount of taxable property in the
State for 1857, is Sl3l, SOC, ,268 90, being an
increase of $780, 267 so, during the year.
The number of children in the public schools
is 35, schools, 376; teachers, 49S fund
distributed, S5s, $40 SO.
The nett receipts of the Stamp Tax during
the last six months of 1857, was $50, ,oo3 81,
and the total amount expended in carrying out
the Stamp Act, from July lst, 1857, to Janua-
ry lst, 1858, 1882 So.
The total amount of revenue collected during
the last six months of 1857, was S92l,78 81,
of which S94 ,0S9 55 was expended in the col-
lection thereof-the Treasury receiving $780,
100 o.
The Message gives hattering exhibit of the
financial affairs of the. State. In 1855, the
excess of expenditures over receipts was $780,
66S OF. In 1856, the excess of expenditures
over receipts was Sl44,S88 II. Whilst in
1857, the excess of receipts over expenditures
is S462,4 ,444 15.
The Board of Examiners, from April 18th,
1886, to Dec. 3lst, 1857, had 81 ,707, ,347 SO in
claims presented them, which were allowed at
S1,564,2l6 "a
The total Indebtedness of the State at the
present time is S3,se3, ,294 10.
Ihe Governor recommends the entire abol-
ishment OF the State Prison, and hereafter let
each county assume the expense and manage
ment OF those convicted in their Courts.
lie recommends the establishment ofa House
of Refuge for juvenile offenders.
Advises restrictory law upon the sale of
poisons, and defining the qualifications of Ply
sicians and Druggists.
Recommends an insolvcnt law, founded on
the English policy, BY which the bankrupt has
not the right to apply for its benefits himself.
but his creditors may enforce its provisions
against him.
Advises more rigid amendments TO the home
stead law.
recommends the alteration of the nSole
traders Act, so as to restrict the wife to
sucn business as becomes her sex.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
N fm 4 ADVERTISEMENTS.
To All Whom 1t may Concern s

0lloh Is hereby given to all persons hold<
49,; hs OF Claiming liens, and wishing to-
.,,ad ."e.lseives of the benefit of An Act, en-
ana a,,su 81, an Act for securing liens ofmechancs,
,a. ha us od"sls' passed April 10Th A. D. 1856. to-
ser e anu appear before the Court of G. Garrett
i, @ ,ha |usu.e OF the Peace of township No. s.
II, IN the county of Calavcras, either in person or
oy attorney, q on the 9th day of January,
,hero a ~ asn;h; 1928, a. 10 O'clock A. NJ, to then and
;m t"ei. eAm.p proof OF said liens on the folfow<
one Q, story dwelling house, and lot situated s on
the south side of the town Of San s Andreas
county of Calaveras, and State of Of cal;farn;a,
and adjoining the Soda and Syrun mannfactot
ry formerly occupied by Humphrey b Rar-
clay, and recently occupied by 4 p HIM
phrey. The aforesaid dwelling house j now
occupied by the aforesaid A. p. Humnhrev
and has been occupied by him most Of the
time since the same was built
G. GARRETSEE,
Justice of the Peace of township No. & CAL
averas county.
Dated January 18th, A. d. 1853. ia 1918
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

SAN JOAQUIN REpUBLIcAN.-Wi
the new year, this sterling democratic pa
paper, published in Stockton, commences
the eighth year of its existence. During
seven years it has battlcd faithfully for
democratic principles, and should now
be meeting with the reward and success
of which it is so deserving. Messrs. j.
NJ Conley and H. c. Patrick are the sole
proprietors
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

GUANo ON THE FARALLoyEs.-The Pacific
Farallone Company are busily engaged in col
lecting and shipping to San Francisco, guano
found on the island. The Call says guano is
found in crystalized Jumps, and contains a
large proportion of amonia. It is found in
grottos aud. caverns, in inexhaustable beds,
and promises to prove an incompatible source
of riches to the company.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
ssgNOTIcEwu

HEREBY GIVEN, that Sealed Pro-
IL PosaIs. directed to this Office flor the
surrender OF County Auditors Warrants, bear
ing date prisr to the 18th day of March, 1857,
IN sum not exceeding Ticenty-s,r Hundred
Doadrs), Will be received by me up to the last
day OF the Quarterly Session of the Board of
Supervisors, in February next.
No bid for more than the par value of said
warrants, or any bid unless accompanied by
.he warrants proposed to be surrendered, will
be accepted
The bids being equal, the preference will
be given to the smallest amount of warrants.
GEORGE d. BRUSH,
County Treasurer
BY WILLIAM INxEs, Deputy.
County TREAsrRER's OFFICE,
Mok. Hill, Jan. 9th, 1858. ! jan o-td
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

County ScRlP.-Those holding County In
debtedness are directed to the advertisement
of 'County Auditors Warrants" published in
another column. In addition to the present
advertisement the Treasurer will pay over the
School Fund, of 81 ,63485; also $500 to Riley
Sentcr, on account of Big Tree Road, per
order of Board of Supervisors, of August 26th,
1857. "It will be seen that the money now
being paid into the Treasury is applied to the
purposes for which it was ntended-the pay
ment of county Indebtedness"
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

SSow.-Wednesday morning snow fell, on
the surrounding hills, several inches in depth,
clothing the mountains with feecy whiteness.
Somebody said that old Boreas was picking
geese on Bear mountain if so, we should dis
like to hold the bag to catch the feathers,-it
would be a colder job than hunting a myth
known as Elphatrefcha," which can outset
the most pcrsevering, and which is supposed
to be sloshing about these cold nights.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

TELEGRAM.-This is a new word that
is being fllibustered into the American
language. We choose to use the old word
of "telegraphic,' in preference to an H.
legitimate Importation
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

EMPIRE RESTAURANT AT MoKELuxsE Hill
Persons visiting Mokeumne Hill should not
forget the Empire Restaurant, immediately
north of the of the Court House, Main street.
Messrs. Sargent & King keep the best articles
OF food and all the luxuries of the season.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
AJsoU,
THE following wa rrants dra Nm ON tho g l., L;

Bs1~ The warrants above described will
cease to bear interest from and after this day.
RsS- All monies uncalled for at the expira-
ton OF sixty days, will be applied to the
payment of the next in order
GEORGE d. BRUSH.
County Treasurer.
Dy "h. iNNEs, Deputy. jan 9-lE
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

WITHDRAwN.-Alex.. NJ. Kenaday has
withdrawn fromth Placcrville Tri- Week
ly Argus. Mr.. Kenaday is a vigorous
writer, and will be much regretted by his
late colleagues.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

"a Mr.. E. A. Rockwell, formerly of
the Sonora Herald, is now editor of the
San Francisco Uronicle, the republican
organ for this State.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

it the tom-foolery of legislation But
let us suppose that the claim fills the ex-
pectatlons of the party who assesses it.
Let 1T be valued at $4,000. If the claim
Is favorably located with reference to wa
Ter privilege, and the miner be pushing
man, (of all men the most beneficial to
the physical progress of this State,) at
the end of the year his ground is worked
out, and, as an acknowledgment of his
energy and usefulness, he is taxed on the
$4,000 which constituted the original val
ue of the claim To the latter we do
not object; for, when the gold has been
reclaimed from the earth, it is no longer
the property of the United States, but
of a private individual, under the pro-
lection of State laws, and consequently
subject to State taxation. To the former
we do object, for cause before set forth.
Men of small means would rather submit
to the injustice of the law, than resort to
litigation to evade its wrongs; but all
those whose claims yielded sufficient in
come to make it an object, would fight it
to the last.
Again, let us suppose that after the
valuation and assessment of claim, the
parties In possession, having worked out
the richest part of the lode-and being
out of water, or subject to some other in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that they can do
better In a new location, vacate the pro-
perty. When the collector comes along,
he will, of course, sell the ground for
what it may bring; and, as the poor mi
ner seldom has much ready money, it
will fall into the hands of the monopolist,
who has money, and thus the future pros
poets of our hard -fsted and noble yeo-
manry will, in short time, be forever
blighted. Ten thousand cases similar to
this latter occur annually in this State.
If the miners should object to the right
OF purchasers to hold under the sheriff s
sale, and insist on the old tenure of the
precinct, they would be beaten in the
Courts, for all spectators would conspire
against their interests
We have had abundant opportunity to
know that the universal sentiment of the
miners is opposed to the measure; and
We regret that the Governor has commit
ed himself against that sentiment, upon
10 little reflection We have no desire to
tir up one interest against another in the
State; but the evils which would result
o independent laborers in the mines
rom such a law are so manifest, that anv
hing, even the sale of the mineral lands,
II small lots, would be preferable, if the
State government cannot be sustained but
~ taxation of the mines.
From the last message of Governor
Johnson, it seems that there is a surplus
evenue for the year 1857, of s465, 900;
nd according to the Governor estimate,
he State tax can be safely reduced forty
er cent for this year. In this calcula-
ion no estimate is made of the increase
wealth in the State. This was S1S,-
90, 600 last year, and may be put down
t S20,000,000 for this year. Hence,
he assumed reason for this new revenue
aw disappears. We are getting along
cry well as it is. Would it not be ex-
ellent policy for the Democratic party to
8 let well enough alone?" We shall see
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

1S The Morning Call has been awar
ded the Post Office printing for San Fran
cisco. We are glad of this; the Call is
very enterprising, independent little
paper,
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

BALL AT ANGEL 's.--0n Friday evening, the
28th inst, a Ball will be given at Angels, for
the benefit of Mr.. David Selkirk, who was re-
Gently manned for life By a premature blast
The object is worthy one, and every person
who can raise 81 (the price of the tickets)
should not fail to aid the cause.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

BD- 1t is stated that weekly literary
paper will soon be commenced in San
Francisco. We hope it may prove to be
true. There is fine field open there for
such an enterprise.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

THAsKs-To Mr. Joseph Knight, of w. r.
I Co.'S Express, and Mr.. W. NJ. Denig Pony
Expressman, for Express favors extended Us
during the past week.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
NOTICE
OF Redemption of County Auditors $
Warrants.

Warrants.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
MoK. HILL, Jan. 9th, 1858. r
NJ Office is hereby given, that the follow
IN ing Registered Warrants, drawn on Coun-
ty General Fund, will be paid on presentation
at this Office
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

BeFJ j. w. Oliver has succeeded G. r.
Parburt as editor of the Columbia Gosctte.
A good man and an able editor
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

:. experience Of nearly nine years in this
otate mas enabled us to select only such varie-
eics OF fruIt as are best adapted to this climate.
a. " BROWN, Esq Hunter street, Stockton.
Is our only authorized agent, and all wishing
70 purchase, will find it to their advantage to
cal on nm before purchasing elsewhere.
we shall keep our Agent at all times sun.
piled with an sup
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

~ Mr.. THOS BOYCE is authorized Agent in
San Francisco and empowered collect and recent
for moneys due this Office -f
- Mr.. VIM. M. DENIG, is our General Agent and
will canvass for subscribers advertising and ob or
make collections and receipt for the same ~ WIN
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Ample stock, OF all Varieties.

All orders sent to US at the Nursery, or to
A. =. Brown, Hunter street, Stockton. accom-
panied oy remittance, either by mail or throuob
Welis' Fargo Co, will be carefully attended
10 e. the Trees will be securely packed and de-
livered on board steamer and shipped to any
part OF the State. SMITH & WINCHEII,
San Jose, january I'd, 1853. ia 2;3m:s7
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

ALSO ~
The following accounts allowed by the Board
of Supervisors Mt the August Term of said
Board
Calayeras Chronicle, Sl35.00
Armor d Co., ...l27.00
+. NJ. Ball, p. Branagan, w. Bates, f.
J. Attinelli, Geo. Leonard, w. Will
lams, A. j. Markwell, A. r. Drake,
9io each, h,................ ...................l20.00
James Northup, 1900
J. Langshaw, J. B. McKinnie, A. H.
Grggs, A. Rosenfield, r. A. Wig
gins, r. Overflow So each, 54OO
Henry Thompson. John Hanson, N.
Jordan A. J. Ross, f. F. Dana, DIR.
Jeffries, Sc each, ....................36. 90
A. Mails, r. Fl. Scott, W. z. Smith,
Geo. Smith, d. Lamphear, So each, ....l5.OO
w. Lord, J. w. Willard, E. Perkins, f
]. Templeman, E. j. Manning, f.
Bach, NJ. Hughes, W. Ellington, W.
Davidson, ii. G. Downing, W Peake,
w. McFadden, H. Kraft, j. T. Mey-
ers, 4. Mcclure, A. E. Kocher, w.
Hartly, E. Webb, E. Johnson, SIS
cach .........342 90
IL. b. McElhanan, .............. 1000
John n. freeSe, ............ 800
Y. T. ONell, .............. ................. 1926
A. j. Barker, ......... 1880
" T. Fanres, ........... 500
KegenSbergcr Kraft, ................. 81 90
w. r. Buchanan, ........325O 90
j. ii. Gratacap p.......................... 475
w. j. Gatewood, .................. 525OO
). w. Gall transferred to w. Dennis j.. 10000
Total. 60 oo4 5O
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
FRUIT TRIBES,
THE Proprietors of the..
G. I'm lM erCiaI Nursery
SAN JOSE

NTHO RECEIVED the First pyem;vm from,
W the Santa Clara County agricultural
Society, offer to their friends and patrons Of
San joaquin Valley and vicinity, the present
season, their p'es'"'
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Entire Stock OF Fruif Troes
Now IN Nursery, consisting in part Of
Shade and Ornamental Trees.

Currants, and "" ''''
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-15

A WIFE's PRAYER.-lf there is any
thing that comes nearer to the implora-
ton of Ruth to Naomi than the sub
Joined, we have not seen it:
Lord, bless and preserve that dear
person whom thou hast chosen to be my
husband-let his life be long and bless
ed, comfortable and holy; and let me
also become a great blessing unto him,
and sharer in all his sorrows, meet
helper in all the accidents and changes
in this world, and make me amiable and
forever dear to him? Unite his heart
to me in all the dearest love and holi-
ness, and mine to keep in all sweetness,
charity, compliance Keep me from
all ungentleness, all Observation-Disclosures
and mreasonableness of passion and
humor, and make us humble and obe-
dent, useful and observant, that we may
delight in each other, according to thy
blessed worth, and both Of us may re-
joice in thee, having our portion in the
love and service Of God forever !
Amen"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-15


The ABsENT.-Of all the exercises
of the unfettered mind, perhaps none
is attended with more benign influence
than that of indulging in kind remem-
brance Of the absent.
Every loving word that fell from the
lips of the absent is treasured with ten
derness. Each kind act is recollected
with affection. We look forward to
meeting with unbounded happiness.
Have we parted in anger? Time
softens us into indifference-at length
into a quiet acknowledgment of past
friendship. Have we parted in silence
or estrangement? This, too, wears
away, and we meet again to forget the
past in future communions. Have we
parted in grief? The sorrow is mutu-
ally borne, and tenderly consigned to
the corner of our hearts devoted to the
absent sharer.
Have we parted in love? No JOY so
great as the remembrance of it-none
even so delightful or sacred as the re-
union.
Have we been parted by death {?
All! the affection that travels with the
flown spirit to its home in the realms Of
light. The changed but ever increas-
ing sacredness of the love that bound
us on earth, is now free from its alloy,
while the nnfettered spirit hovers near,
to watch us, and bear the incense of
truthful and purified affection on the
wings of enduring love. Absent from
sight to the spirit ever near-no shade
of earth ever mingles in the holy office
of ministering angel, whose sweet in
Auence is like the gentle dew upon the
fragrant flower, which exhales per-
fume unseen but ever grateful to the
perceptions of the inborn spirit.
Absent but not forgotten, is a sweet
and touching memorial.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-15
Polar Oil.

TUST REC EIVED and for sale it 75c LOO
- and 81, ,25 per gall, by s. t. WATTS,
Jy9I Druggist, No. 90 Fret street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-15

THNAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, SEPT.
q 90 1855 NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax
Payers Of Yuba County, that the Duplicate Assess
ment Roll, for said County, for the year A. d. looS
has been returned to for collection, and that the
State and County Taxes upon the same are now due
and payable, and pursuant to Section IL of the Reve
nue. Law of 1851, an additional five per cent. will be
collected upon all Taxes remaining unpaid after the
third Monday Of October next.
Notice is also given that the laws in regard to the
Collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced
Il. B. MOORE,