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San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14
POPULAR sovERElcsrY DExoce.r,c cosvr,

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY DEMOCRATIC CosyEs-
TloS AT ANGELs.-On Tuesday last, during the
sitting OF this Convention, we visited Angels.
ior the purpose of reporting proceedings, and
neing "a locker on in Venice as we were at
tne Lecompton Democratic Convention held at
Murphys, August 20th The Convention at
Angefs did not have as many Delegates pres
ens as had the Murphy's Convention, but more
Districts were represented. Among those rep
resented at Angels and not represented at
hurphy's, we noted North American, Canaan
che Camp, Garcelons (Salt Spring Valley J
Bay State, Stupplebeans and Robinson's Fer
ry We never saw a more respectable body
OF men assembled in a County Convention in
California than those at Angels, and their
whole proceedings were marked by firmness
and ZEAL indicating intelligence of high order
and determination to succeed in the objects
for which they had met viz: to nominate a
Democratic Ticket-a National one-not sub
Ject to the dictations of the Federal office
holders of this State. The Convention was a
unit in their efforts, and most harmonious in
their conclusions and their actions. Not O.
Delegate present but acted as if he was willing
to sacrifice everything for the principles of the
Cincinnati Platform and not candidate but
seemed willing to sacrifice all pretensons and
claims to give strength to the ticket, and thus
aid the cause of Popular Sovereignty. More
particularly was this the case with Mr.. O'Brien
who. when convinced that his name would
give strength to the ticket by placing it on the
Legislative Ticket most gallantly conceded to
the wishes of his friends, and accepted the
Office which had been rendered him by the
unanimous vote of the Convention by accla
nation. In the nomination of Mr. Demier and
Mr.. Shuler, the same manifest feeling pervaded
the Convention
But more particularly was that the case in
reference to the nomination of candidates for
Supervisors The main object being to select
men who were tax-paying citizens, of perma-
nent identity in Calaveras county. Should
the nominees for Supervisors on the Popular
Sovereignty Ticket, be elected, no fears need
be entertained but that the county affairs will
be conducted correctly and economically.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

BGr About two years ago the citizens Of
this camp subscribed six or eight hundred
dollars to the Alta Telegraph Line, and paid
in the money, in order to have an Office loca-
ted in this place. For short time an instru-
ment was placed here, and then removed to
Murphy's. Why is it that no Office is located
here2 1t is certainly due to subscribers that
their claims should be regarded and a mutual
obligation fulfilled. This camp is in the very
centre of the county, occupying the largest
commercial centre, and has population ada
cent of great importance in mining, milling
and agricultural point of view yet we are
deprived the use of Telegraph, while Mokel-
umne Hill, Murphy's and Angels are sup
piled with offices and instruments. We hone
the Directors of the Alta Telegraph Company
will see to it and attend to our wants.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14
LOS 7 !!

AN THE ROAD FROM JENNY LIND to
" San Andreas, Pocket Book, con-
tanning several Notes Papers, etc. The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning the
same to the undersigned, at Jenny Lind, or to
Mr.. VIM. Irvine, San Andreas. The notes
were-One against A. W. 2. Ladd, with some
Endorsement thereon; one against Webb, with
some Endorsements two against Rogers Il
Turner, and due bill against VIM. Irwin, for
lumber. hereby give notice to the parties
mentioned in this advertisement, not to pay
said notes, as will hold them responsible for
the amounts due.
aug 7-f WM.- VANDERBURG.-
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

DEFERRED.-Notes of our trip to Cave City
Falls of the San Antoine, and other sacred
scenery on the towering heights of the Sierra
Nevadas. We return thanks to Mr.. James
Burdick and Mr.. VIM. Butts of Cave City, for
favors and courtesies extended us. The lib
erality of these gentlemen will long be remem-
bered. Visitors to the Cave and to the Falls,
will find the Cave City House, kept by Mr.
Butts, provided with all the luxuries of home
market. A better meal cannot be furnished
in this county than that served up by mine
host and hostess, formerly of Huntingdon
county, Pennsylvania
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Mr.. E. R. Purple offered the following res
olution, which was carried by acclamation;
Resolved, That the independent course of
the San Andreas Independent, in regard to the
question of Popular Sovereignty, merits the
appreciation of this Convention.
1t was moved and carried that the next
Democratic County Convention meet at San
Andreas.
On motion, adjourned sine de-
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Bsa| r. W. Stevenson & Co. having taken
the contract for carrying the Mails from Stock
ton to Mariposa for the year ensuing, will run
line OF stages on every other and alternate
days of each week. Passengers will be car
ried at reduced rates So says the Marposa
Gazette.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14
Nfm A0partisemfnts.
NOTICE.!
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

VVyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between the undersigned, was dis
solved on the 4th instant, by mutual consent.
Valentine Compter will pay all of the part
nership debts, and collect, receive and receipt
for all debts due us.
JACOB HAHN,
J. P. WAGNER.
San AnGreas, August 18th, 1858. au l4-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

ASSESSMENT LIST OF CALAvERAs COUNTY
We learn from the County Assessor, that the
value of property in this county is assessed at
So, ,40O,O 900. The delinquent list of last year
and supplement, it is stated, will increase it
at least 100000.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

HoIsrED THE FLAG.-The Stockton Daily
Argus has hosted at its mast head the Anti
Lecompton Democratic State Ticket, as nomi-
mated by the Douglas Democratic State Con-
yention at Sacramento
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

PUBLIC ScHooL.-We are requested by the
Trustees to state that the San Andreas School
will be opened on next Monday, 10th inst
Parents and guardians are respectfully invited
to send their children without further notice
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

The BEST OF THE SEAsoN-The best water
melon of the season was presented to this of
hce on yesterday, by Mr.. Jos. Kerns 1t was
raised on his ranch, on Murrey creek, a mile
or two from town, where there are plenty of
the same sort growing and for SALE Many
thanks
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

QUARTZ AS IS QUARTz.-Messrs. Glover l.
Go. at Robinson's Ferry, took out during the
week ending August 7th says the Murphy's
News, 3z6 ounces amalgam, and so ounces of
pure gold, which they picked out from the
rock before crushing; any quantity of these
same rock in sight. A small sized arastra was
the only crushing machine used
Mr.. Kline, of the same place, informs us
that there is plenty of splendid quartz in thai
vicinity. He is the proprietor of a fine lode
and water-power mill, which he is now fit.
ting up ready to commence crushing. Wher
his arrangements are completed, he will bt
able to afford facilities to prospectors which
will enable them to arrive at just conclusions
in relation to the value of their rock, at q
trivial expense.
Messrs. Glover & Co. at Robinson's Ferry
have struck exceedingly rich quartz, in the
same claim, if we mistake not, in which some
of our Murphy's citizens were formerly inter
ested. Messrs. G. & Co. have erected an aras-
ira, and are procuring from the rock they
crush the astonishing yield of from 20 to 80
ounces per day. The road down to the Ferry
in the vicinity of this claim is lined with wind
lasses and mining tools, the property of pros
pectors seeking for the lode.
Mr.. Springer, of Douglass Flat, informs the
Meas that the Pennsylvania Shafting Co. took
out in one day last week, 233 ounces gold.
Hitchcock l. Co. of the same place are ma
king from half ounce to one ounce per day
to the hand.
All the other claims on the Flat are making
fair wages.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Fer SALE.-A good baker or restaurant
keeper would do well to refer to the advertise
ment in another column, of one-half interest
of the American Restaurant, which is offered
for sale at a bargain the owner wishing to
visit the Atlantic States.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Two OLD WHrGs.-It is somewhat singular
that the candidates put forward for the SUI
preme Judgeship by the two wings of the
Democratic party were both members of the
old Wing party during the time it was in ex-
estence-S. T. Tmss.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

MAMMOTH PEAcH.-The editor of the San
Jose Tribune, says an exchange, notices a
peach from one of Mr.. loves trees which
measured eleven inches in circumference
either way, and weighed ten and three-quarter
ounces. The word of the editor of the Tri.
bune on the subject of peaches, is unimpeach.
able
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

OFFICIAL INFLUENcE-A Sacramento paper
has been informed that after full and fail
count, it was ascertained that there were only
one hundred and seventeen Federal and State
officials, in. and around the Lecompton Con.
vention, shaping its course and controlling its
acts.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

WELLS, FARGO Il Co.-Mr. Joseph Knight,
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.. has our thanks for sup
plies of San Francisco papers, and papers and
letters from all parts of the State.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14
For SALE.

nNE-HALF interest in the American Res
" taurant and Bakery, situated on Main ST.,
(next door to Wells, Fargo Cos. Express
Office,) San Andreas. The building is entirely
fire-proof and just rebuilt, re-ftted and re-
furnished throughout. 1t is eighty feet deep,
by thirty-two feet wide, one story high, Ia ft>
in the clear, neatly painted and plastered
throughout; containing FIVE bedrooms, bake
house and kitchen, in addition to the large
dining saloon.
One-half of the business, together with the
good will, house, lot and fixtures, will be sold
at bargain, on terms satisfactory to parties
wishing to purchase, if immediate application
be made, as the owner wishes to return to the
Atlantic States.
Bar For particulars enqire on the premises
of ANTON SCHACHTEN.
San Andreas, Aug l4th, lS58.-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

EF The Sonora Herald, on the 7th, closed
its eighth volume. 1t is now edited by James
O'Sullivan, and is one of the best of the noun
tain papers.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

MINERS, Look Our The San Francisco
bulletin denonnces one John Patten, Jr, who
is trying to get up "Peoples Line Steamer
Company" by selling shares of Sloo each.-
Several letters that he exhibits are supposed
to be forgeries. A letter exhibited by him,
and purporting to be written by Maj. Snyder
is known to be So
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

ALTA EXPRESS return thanks to the
Alta" for many favors. This Express inva-
riably furnishes US with liberal supply of
States papers and magazines.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Bg The Governor has appointed Green T
Martin County Judge of Tuolumne county
vice T. A. Jones, deceased.
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

NOMINATED. - Tracy and McKisben have
been nominated for Congress, by the Republi-
can State Central Committee
San Andreas independent., 1858-08-14

Mr. Marlette said Gentlemen | thank you
for this most unexpected and distinguished fa-
vor. The gallant gentleman who has just ad-
dressed you, has no warmer admirer than
myself l was among the first to proclaim all
honor to the man who dared singly among
his colleagues, to lift his hand and voice
against the allies in our late Legislature, of
the Lecompton fraud. Like true and brave
man, he stood up for the faith when the weak
and cowardly fed trembling and dismayed.-
The Federal Administration had made its
power felt throughout the extent of the ma
ton, with an eye to the ultimate triumph of
that singular construction of the Kansas Ne
braska Bill which ignores the sovereignty of
the people of State or Territory, and makes
mere law of Congress override the popular
will No man will follow with greater alac-
rity than myself, the leadership of our late
Representative, Mr.. OBrien,] should this
Convention be pleased to nominate him for
the Senate. For myself, believe in, and
heartily indorse the position of those illus
trious Democrats in Congress who stood upon
the doctrine of Popular Sovereignty against
the whole power and influence of the Admin
istration. The country will sustain them for
whoever has taken single lesson in Democ-
racy knows that the President has deserted
the Democratic party, and can no longer
claim to stand upon the principles which cleo
ted him.
On motion the Chair appointed Henry
Thompson, A. R. Anderson, and A. T. Drake,
tellers
The first ballot resulted as follows
Seneca II. Marlette 56
Thomas O O'Brien received 81 votes,
Necessary to a choice, A votes.
Thereupon, on motion, Seneca II. Marlette
| was declared unanimously nominated for the
! Senate, from the XIXth Senatorial district
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- SaRr, Ofatrplen.
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fam
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3etdnen, in Der urt1 Uerldiepene neue 8e9ulattc
men, BON benen fclSenoe pie pi6tlslten llno, Sc
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llbledtel auf Gmisrantenldiffen +; Die Serbetra
tbeten n~atirli9 au8gencmuen. b. Seine anoer,
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motion U~orleoeu. @ Die @i9entbimer uno ga
pitdne Der @misrantenIAiEfe Itno tlr paS 0e
pdd Der @inpanoerer perantwcrtltd.
@e9en ben erlteu bieier Sel9litlIe wutoer
@inpdnpe erboben, pa e8 idwer balten rperoe
cine unparteiij9e 8elArelbun9 Der perlfteDeneI
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BET ibrer 2anoung in ben Sltliden SIfen Del
Ser. Staaten niiBli9 lein m0G,ten. Diele,
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Sn 8etreff pe8 5weiten SeiAlule8 wurOer
~fo[aeuoe BeldluIIe an9enpmmen:
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uls in reuen BON europa @arnun9en 9e9en Der
&auf BON Eifet8 mad benz Snnern Der Ser
Stuaten in europa 81 perSffentllaen.
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AenOerun9 irn 3ultauoe Oes Sa6el8. SD pro.
btre Elm neue8 Splten Oe8 Operiren8 uno weroe
wteoer al Sie tele9rapbiren. De SantD.
WaibtnSton, 4. Sft. SIN SnOtaners
bureau lief beute Elm Srief pon Or. Tcrnep Elm,
Der e8 %beltdtist, boB Die Snotaner $50 Nteilen
BON Der Sal5eeltaOt bic Yolt beraubteu, obne
le0o9 Setnanpet gu tGOten.
@en. Solution lanpte ouf oa8 GrluAen be8
0ouD. Cummings cine Wtilitdrmadt ron $50
Wfann 5nnt SduBe Der YOlt.
Die Dalnpfer sutton unO 0arriet Game mers
Den nloT8en our Para8uapsg Expedition ab9eben.
Ne m@UOrt, 4. Ott. Wtaribal 0tpnDer8
if BON Jtew 8epIOrp nit benz Gteuernann unp
4 Wtatroien Der 8ri99 rSaiDee", Die tar5li4
bel Garoena8 900 Sttapen Iaaoets, nab bier
8urlld9etebrt.
@borle 0 II, 4. Sttcber. Die See
lunoabelt5beamten melpen Don 0er pDriaen gSpz
ds, incl Sanlta8, IA GOpesiaQe Uon 8el6em
6ieber.
SaDannab,4 4. 0ft, Sc fern 6 8ea
9rdtniIie, 3 pom Jieber.
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.prrte # anti ideng Yraiaten mel
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9emrrbar, nldt ulit@tnit e~rlt9e8en8etreten ielen :
cas- babe ct ntht UNI lie perplent; er Jet nt1t
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&apf, lca er li4 an bieien 0luptlin9 BET pie
tliten gemenpet baben, ron pellen oaS @ertdt
b%auptldhliA aus3in8 09ou DIR einent Sabre
e~rpdbnte t1 pelelben), Sic brln9en Ia 70 9erne
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erplbnen Ielbt StaotSelprd6e, tparuut baben
Sic piele8 Stapt9eIprdA nidt erpabnt uuO e8
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ron ben InsebSrisen Der Praldten ielblt. 1roe
aue Dem slauben bier Wan4e, DaB Der ate
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bod piellei6t einise 3eit lang i'm Slnne 9ebabt
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nat ben 8erbrelttrn jeneS @eriiht5 forlAen
lGBt, Al benz oa8 @rucorbat 10 letbt ben NnlaB
9eben fonnte, pa8 e6en 0 unbe9relf ll9 lit, mie
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