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San Andreas independent., 1858-05-08
GpefiaI II oti1fs.
III. Czapkay's reputation is

BI DR.. III. Czapkay's reputation is
rapidly spreading through this State and Oregon as we
learn from reliable He is practcing with re-
markable success and has deservedly secured public
confidence. Those needing medical aid would do well
to call Cor wre) at his Institute in San Francisco. We
refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement in another
column. mar 2O-3m
tV- WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE
Card of Dr. Van Zand of San Francisco who is treating
eye and diseases with truly great success since his
return from abroad Office in wright's Building, N W
corner of and jackson Streets where he may
be consulted daily. fe 6-3m-32
Day~ ALI in want of Medical advice
should consult Dr. Young whose discretion is not sur
passed by any physician in the country. In his SKILL
honor and integrity all may rely with safety while
of the practitioners in San Francisco without honesty
or respectabiity their pretentons being grounded in
ignorance and assumption.
Office corner of Montgomery and California streets, up
stairs, opposite the Banking House of Wells Fargo
Co., San Francisco. Open from A. n to p NJ, Sun
days excepted. oct A-13
Bear Mountain Lodge No. rs, F. and
A. M+-stated Meetings held on the Wednesday \A/
of or preceding full moon, in Angels Camp. Wis., AZ
iting Brethren in good standing respectfully invited
attend E. BUSH W. NJ
w. A. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25-tf-7
Calaveras Lodge No. 10, f. and A.
M-hold their Stated Meetings at their Hall, in A 4
San Andreas, on the SATURDAY Of or next to AZ.
succeeding Full Moon Visiting Brethren in good stand
ing are respectfully invited to attend.
O. SMITH, wM
j KERNs Secretary. oct 11-tf41*
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REMOVAL! REMOVALt
B r A Y IS
BOOT & SHOE STORE REMOVED,
And Ready For The Spring Trade.
EXTENSION AND EXPANSION THE ORDER OF
THE DAY.

wv BRAY, in returning thanks to the in
w habitants of Stockton and vicinity
for the liberal patronage which he has been
favored with since he has been in business in
this city, desires to inform them that he has
recently returned from the Bay, where he has
purchased auction and other goods in his line,
of the finest quality, all of which he opens to
the public at a fair per centage above cost
and having noticed with what difficulty Ladies
make their ingress and egress from a small
place, l have succeeded in obtaining large
and elegant store, three doors below my old
stand, on Main street, between Ell Dorado and
Center, directly opposite the Argus printing
office, TO which invite the attention of every
person, and especially the Ladies, to inspect
my stock, which consists of
Ladies' lasting and kip Congress heeled G't'rs;
do do without do
Side lace colored and black, with and with
out heels;
Side Buskins, Slippers and Morocco Bootees /;
Misses do do do do
Childrens' and Infants Shoes, of the various
kinds;
Gents sewed Boots, Of Stockton and Eastern
make;
Gents Calf and Patent Leather Cong Gait'rs;
Gents Brogans and Slippers, different kinds J;
Boys and Youths SHOES;
With a variety of other kinds, too numerous
to specify.
BGa- Don't forget-it's directly opposite the
Argus office, ap24-mtf
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Birth-On Wednesday evening, 5th inst.
the wife of A. P. Humphrey, of daughter.
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SheHiH1S Sale!


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the District Court of the 9th Judi
cial District, in and for Sacramento county.
and to me directed and delivered, for iudp-
ment rendered in said Court on the 18th dav
of April A. ID. 1853, in favor of Lewis Sloss
and others, and against John Boyle and Nc
Coffre, for the sum of Two Thousand Seven
Hundred and Ninety-Two Dollars and ffty-
eight cents, with interest and costs. / have
levied on the following property, to-wit:
All of defendants interest in and to a certain
house and lot, situate in the town of Canaan
che Camp, in Calaveras county, on the north
side of Main street, in said town. and known
and used by defendants as store house. to-
gether with all and singular, the buildings
and improvements thereon, or in anywise ap-
pertaining thereto. Also, all that certain
house and lot in the town of Poverty Bar. in
said county, situate on the south side of Main
street, in said town, and being the same for
merly owned and occupied by John McCor-
mack, and now occupied as billiard saloon.
together with all and singular the buildings
and Improvements thereon. or in anywise an
pertaining thereto. And notice is hereby given
that on the
18th day of May, A. ID. 1858.
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and s
O'Clock, T. NJ, will sell all the right, title and
interest OF said John Boyle and McCoffre, in
and to the above described property, at the
Court House door, at Mokelumne Hill Gala
veras county, at Public Auction for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
d. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
By JAS. F. BRIroN, Deputy
Dated April %, 1858, 4ta4
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Strayed or Stolen /!

San Andeas, Nav lst. 1858. 3w-3
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LAGER BEER SALOON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

TIE CAPTTvITE OF THE OATNLS GIRLS
Being an interesting narrative Of Life among the
Apache and MOhave Iodians containing an ac-
count of the Massacre of the OatmAn Family in
1851, &c. &c. Such Is the title Of really inter
esting narrative of the Massacre Of the Oatman
Family about seventy miles from Fort Yuma on
their way to California in 1851 Two of the dauch-
ters, Mary Ann and Olive Ann, were taken captive
BY the Indians, and the latter after enduring near
y seven years Of suffering, was purchased by q
generous gentleman named Grinne, through the
agency ofs Yuma Indian, from tribe Of Mohave
Indians some four hundred miles from Fort Yuma.
The younger and most unfortunate Of the girls,
Mary Ann oatman, died Of starvation in 1852. Tie
book gives complete and intensely thrilling &C
count of the captivity Of Olive her sunerings and
trials, and final rescue As the profits Of the sales
Of the work aIe to be applied to the education Of
Olive and her brother Lorenzn, who was left for
dead upon the field after the massacre of the Fam
iy, we hope the sale may be as large as the objec.
require and the interest Of the book deserves For
sale BY Messrs- Ingham Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

ARTIFICIAL TEETH--Dr. HallOwell has shown
Us sample of artificial teeth in setting of vul-
canized rubber. This invention is not entirely new
but Is a noveltyto most people. The advantages
claimed for it are lghiness, perfect adaptation to
the gums. and great strength and durability. The
material in sotstate is put into molds " the ex-
act form Of the mouth and subjected to high
steam heat, by which it is hardened so as to ress;
acids, DC. DR.. II. has experimental with this i'm.
prOvement and the result is highly satisfactory
The inventor is Dr. Putnam, who occupies the Of
fee Of the late DR.. Burden, IS Bond street, New
York
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MORNING LEADER.
IFrOm The Atlantic Monthly fOr NGyl

The Two Armies.
4sLife's unending' 'eOiu mn pours, zee
Two n.nshAled hosts sesn--
Two armies on the trsmpied soores .-.
ThHt Ds-sA eOss blaeE bstSesn .-.-. ..
One marches 70 the druu-bsSts roIL 4
Tne Wide-noulhed elGriou's bray,
And beaIs uPona crimson scroll
Our glory Is 20 siAy
one moves In silence BY he stTeGn.
WitA sad. yet waiehiui syes.
Cslm - the patient plSnefs giean
Th&i walks The el0uded skies
Along Its frouf no sAbres shine.
No blood red pcnnons Wsvu.
Its banner bears The silEe Inc.
-oar duiyis 70 save
For thass no denth-bed's lingering shade
At H0nors uunPeteall. . ......
Kiih knitted brow aud l'ted blade
In GlOrys arns thsy fan.
For these 10 eiashinE f.lehions bright
No stirring bAttle-eryi
Tbe 6loOdless stabbsr calls b night-
Each AnswsrS, Here am :
For those he seulptor's Iazreled bust
The builders rarbie pties-
The snshsas pssliHg o'sf iasir dust
Through long cathedral Aisies,
For these the blossou-sprinkled tsrf
That Goods The lonely graves
When spring rolls in The ses-sFesn saa
In howery-foHmirg WAVES
Tuo paths lead upward from below,
WSo count ai,s sasS barnins HEs-drOps aov.
Each falling tear Of Love
Though from the HsrOs bleeding brsss,
Her pulses Freedom drew.
Though the white liliss in crest
sprHng from that saarist dew
Whils yaloTs naughty ehsuPiOns wait
Til all her shown,
Love w.l.s unchAllsEged throash The gate,
To sif beside The 1hTone r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

AsAssIz AND s-Notwithstanding
the liberal offers made by the French Emperor
to Prof Agassiz, he is determined to remain in
America. 1t is not true that he is going to
France TO take the Emperor's offer into consid-
Grafton. He does not feel able TO leave his en-
crossing studies even long enough to make
visit to his aged mother in Switzerland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

sUIcIDE.-An inquest was held BY Coroner
Noble, al FTy's Hotel, June 9th. over the body Of
young man named Russell c. Fowler, aged about
y years. native Of Garfield, Mahoning county.
Ohlo printer BY trade, (son Of Dr. Chaancey r
Fowler Of that place) His death was caused by
an over dose OF some narcotic, probably opium,
or some OF ITS preparations"-indnoed bT monetary
embarrassment Verdict Of Jury as above. The
body was delivered TO his friends for nterment at
Canfeli, Ohio.-Cia. TTIzss
ANoTHER.-On Wednesday night, the 23d,
Cnarles lateher, printer, employed in the Age
q FREEDOM Office, committed suicide BY shooting
himself through the breast The suicide was about
twenty years OF age. OF melancholy disposition and
unevenly balanced mind. We understand that he
sett note, stating that II no one saw ft to inter
hls body Il might be given to the doctors Latcher
was singular fellow, and permitted his mind 10
dwell upon unhealthy objects until il became dis
eased TO an extent to wish q reease from its IN
happy mOorings. His mothsr-a tender hearted.
KIND w1man-is now living with her second hns-
band N Iowa La;eher had friends in Sandusky,
OF high social standing. who took charge Of bis
renains.-Milaa Free Prcss, 26th.
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The UNDERGROUND RkILKoAD.-It is said that
the Underground Railroad is doing large bus
mess. A Correspondents fran city on the line
Of the Road, says that so largely has the num-
Der Of passengers increased Of late that a pri-
vate meeting Of those interested had been held,
and committee appointed to raise $1,000 to
defrsy Chicago IIribHaS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

FLoRA TExPLE-This celebrated trotting
mare recently defeated the famous Lancet, win
ming in three straight heats She has been
purchased BY Mr.. WILLIAN MCDONALD, Of Bal
timore, for $1,000. He has offered to back her
against Lancet, mile heats, tc harness, best
three in Eve, and two mile heats. Each S.
900 a side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

ONO STATE AND UNION Law CoLLEeE Con-
NENcENEST.-Au address win be delivered before
the class on Thursday evening, July lst, at eight
o'clock, BY ]. J. Elwell. Esq The examination Of
students for the degree Of Bachelor ofLaw, and ad
mission to practice, will commence at O'Clock A .
NJ Friday, July 2d. All who are interested in the
success ofthis institution, ladies' as well as gentle
men, are invited to be present at the lecture and
examination. The exercises viii be at the United
States Court Room, Hoffman Block.
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THE FIsHTIN PENNsYLvANIA.-TheP Philsdel-
rhia Press takes the following glance at the
field 10 this State
"Lecompton Is at fearful dis cunt in Penn
sylvsnia- 1t will not pay one dime in the dol
lar. 1t is being rejected by all shrewd politi-
eiaBs even endorsed as it is BY Congress. 10
nearly every Congressional district in this State
the Democrats are either trying to get rid ofthe
whole record-to bury it out of sight-or else
are bowling their Lecompton Representatives
into private life In the Bucks and Lehigh dis.
triets Henry Chapman's denomination Is de-
manded as essential to the success Of the party,
owing to his independent resistance ofthe Kan
sas policy Of majority Of Congress. In Cdes-
ter and Delaware. the champion Of popular SOW
eighty, John Hickman, is admitted to be the
only Democrat that can be elected In Mont
gomery and part Of Philadelphia, Owen Jones is
pertinaciously begging for nomination, as
sisted BY the United States Marshal Of the east
eTn district, who is most shamef0lly proslituting
his office 70 help this double Teereant into Con
gress for another term but we hope that the
Democrats Of Montgomery will reject this au-
daciOus appeal In Berks Clancy Jones is op-
posed by the very flower Of the Democracy,
headed by the English organ Of the party. Even
in the Tenth Legion, Mr. W. H. Dimmick il
not safe, though backed BY the reccoIlections Of
an overwhelming majority. There is little hope
for Paul Leidy in the LuzsTne district little
for Reilly in Franklin district, and none at all
for Gillis Of the Clarion, or DewaIt Of the
Sehuylkill distEiet. a "a -lz -..z- .s..
Behold the picture, gentlemen Lecompton-
ties. Ponder upon it. Act upon it and re-
member that the only sensible action is to with
draw your beaten horses from the track, and so
save their distance and their houor."
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CANPHENE AccrDENT.-As fbe East Cleveland
Omnibus had reached the corner of Euclid street
on its outward trip yesterday afternoon, a huge
can Of eamphene toppled over the railing ofthe bus
and exploded as it reached the ground No dam
age was experienced further than the total loss Of
can and eamphene- The liquid rapidly filtered
through the ground, perhaps furnishing. food for
gioW-worms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

u BErASr& q srHArTOS's chain of COIIeg.
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarships from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
versa P. R. sFEScEE q sOxs have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department ebs4tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

FIFTH OF july EXCLUSION on TIE LArE-
The North Star has been chartered by the MeGhO-
dist Episcopal Church Society, West Side, foE the
purpose Of raising funds to defray the expense Of
repairing Their Church The Star IS a great favor
ite, and will doubtless take out large number Of
excursiOnists
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

The POHOLoeicAE sOcIErr.-The Committee
Of the State PomOlogical Society viii meet at the
Horticultural soeiety's Room. Bank street, this
afternoon. and viii continue in session until to
morrow afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-30

DElTH OF MARTIN KosrA Martin Kosta, the
Hungarian refugee who was rescued from the
Austrian authorities in 1853, by Commander
Ingraham, of the United States Navy, died re-
Gently in very INDECENT circumstances on a sugar
plantation near the city Of Guatemala. - O.
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THE FoURTH,-The General Committee Of Ar.
rahgements VIII meet at the weddeu House on
Friday night to complete the arrangements
for the Fifth.
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Bankers.
81. Herdn0an g Co.

De HeF0man ~ OOss
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS In GOLD AND SILVER
~ Com So eiga O0Inestie Exchange. UnsgrTenii
Nuev and Ian1 Warrants. Col cctious IN the United
states Cluaiisaaa Euroy-, promptly attended 70
Agents frthe Live pool and New YORK Screw Sseashll
ipe ~ VI ch PassaErc be secured eiiher - IRON
Liverpool AZ the advertised 1tes. Passage can also e e
-ar rom Live zoo! 10 Ne YORK. Queoec aId New Or-
irsrs bv thf regular lines Of sailing Packet Ships Also
irom Havre Hamburg aud Bremen 70 New " X: Drafts
rnshed Cor an amount payable through a the Conhenf
Of Europe and r-at Britain and Ireland Fcr turter par
acularsappy Al the Baasing and ELensnge once o.
spl.-ea n ws;-r street CleEel.aa. Ohio
4 I WaTT An y as srANDAET. " srASDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD d Co
w Bankers and aeal,rs In Foreign anu Dones ic hx-
change N0.7 yerior street We draw direet on Lo1
iaa and Wi furnish Drats for amSuni a. al
the nri ioa sin land ireland. Scotaud France
Germany. COslecfions made % all accessaoe points
fhro1ghou the L at Sfates znd Canadas nh--E
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NoTIcE.-The unsOld slips in Trinity Church
viii Oe rented for the ensuing year on Thursd3y,
the first Of July next from ito O'Clock P. N.
S. L. MATHER,
jne2e-2t Clerk of Yestry.
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An Icy IDEA-Saekrider Is carrying out one Of
the ictest ideasin the way Of getting up soda wa
ter that we ever dreamed Of Just 20 and see il
once
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"RE-BUsTED."-The hacomb County Bank,
Michigan, the resumption of which was noticed
in our Financial article yesterday, has again
failed.
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CFoR LAKE SVPERIOR.-The propeller Iron City
viii leave for Lake Superior tonight.
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PoLIcE CoURT, JUNE % Seven cases were
before the Court, as follows keeping house of
i'll fame ? assault and battery fast driving 2
petit larceny l.; shooting with intent to kill /
total !.
John h. Pomeroy, for shooting at wn Moore
with intent to kill him. was considerably ae-
eommodated By escaping with fae Of SIS and
costs .-srs-.
Michael Oyster and Jacob Msrsiu, for violating
the city ordinance against fast driving were each
fined s5 and costs.
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. For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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Weunderstand that the proposed Reunion prom
ises to be quite successful affair, the one thing
particularly needful being that all shall lend what
aid they can toward accomplishing so desirable an
end. We wish the OldHigh School Alumni every
successin celebrating the anniversary Ofthe found
ing oftheir Alma Mater.
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The Hon School REUSIoN,-We are request
ed to remind the Old High School Scholars Ct the
adjourned meeting to be held this evening 3Oth
inst, at Mr.. Freese's Office The Committee
are desirOus that all the Girls and Boys" should
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AND ENAMRLED CRATES.


AND ENAMRLED CRATES.
w L MARVIN NO. 9-FUBLIC
w sSQUARE, (S011h sid-) has just received fresh
oa hs naaaiaetosy cas- Of the argotahd hsst IssoTI
ENANELED CRATES,
Ever brought to this market He aas teeps On hand the
hest, newest and approved styles % COOKING and
other kinds OF STOVES =
MaagaetHred Expressly for this Market, and
WaTTanfed 10 gre perfect satisfaetion.
He also Is eoasianily supplied with an assonmsnt Of
wooden Ware ssd House Furnishing Articles. and has
nand and h1nufcfuEes large sock Of IA. Copyr and
sheet Iron Ware, all Nhich MUST AND wilt BE
SOLD al wholesale or reiail for cash -
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kInis Of JoBBING. ROOFING EAvE TROUGH
INt &C sc, done IN the most work kmanks manner and
on SHORT NOTICE
a he pr0ofo the puddiui IN the chewing Of the srue
80 please call bt9rs purchasing slssWhsr he oid and
? S-B1eks Psisai Hotel Cook Stoves. two szss, $50
10 SIS each
W L MARVIN.
my25;dEvly No. south side Public SQUIRE
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 30. 1858.
a manner. which impressed hun with his injus-

a manner which impressed hun with his injus-
tiee t. his own interests ls-.ra D ..- q
Raymond's cattle were all cared tor and were
in good order. When his fences were down, if
he did not replace them, his wife employed a
neighbor to make the necessary repairs. His
wife took the papers, and read; she knew the
state of the arket, and, to. oblige her, Raymond
had his grain in market when the price was
the highest Some people said:
Easy Warren is hen pecked husband"
But he knew better; and he often boasted
that his wife ~ss more Of a " business man
tban he was sl .ras-f
They had lived together psaeesbly for some
years, when, one day, Raymond was in good
humor thinking over his prosperous condition,
and be told his wife: SIN a woman 's-rights
man OF the true git They may say Won wear
the breeches. If they please; I'm satisfied to
have you do the thinking for the firm And,
now ] see what fool have been, must make
up for my early shiftlessness"
He cid make up for his early shiftlsssness;
and. under his judicious wife's training, be be
came Industrious instead Of Easy Warren.
Ms. Warren had the correct idea Of wOman's
rights and woman's wrongs We commend her
management to those who havo " easy hus-
bands" Especially do we commend it to those
unfortunate women who have earned themselves
the opprobri0us title of " scoljs.y
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plumbing, etr.
M, TTIN son,

PRACTICAL. HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER.
M Park Row, back of Old Court House,
- square
T MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
oonsfaa.ly on had eJnsiete assodaen. Of Copper,
T-S 81 I-oa Bafhn- Tnhs, Marble, PAN aud Fancy
Chlaa Wash Basins Wscr Ciosets eotnnon lit foree
So ~, he'd lotion. Also, Waeieleer 4 o
sf Italisn stone erer all other articles IN this
iine OF business -,
avur nd rrrer twenty experience IN tls nrch
of rne-hauisi the last sour Feas engaged N
ms honses IA tUun feel confident giving en-
age - 60. - r,.S,rs fttsa nm in the
stcsa and most approved style
Orlers in y ant cuuutry prom ty asl=h1so "
NobSiug eIcrl I'd WITH neaineSs and disfairhs
fehls lst
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Testimonials and References.

B-Havins leaned that persons claiming 70 DO this
work and In many claiming be agents for he
same, VIII say thai this date have
the u A. who have any night from the above pafcuies
such claim. AID IN thuse is either afnEement
imposton-tf imposition. tworf It's cure
an Infringement, viii in due line attend 20 thst
Nj WRIGHT. II. d,
sent9 ActuaT for the Company.