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G LATES on hand, good assortment. and at low
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fJ-Ncxt week we shall endeaVor to give
more fuller election returns, when we rec civ,
more official votes. 5 ~ s.,o
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MOTE Paper and Envelopes, large assort-
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THE subscriber has on hand n large and full as,
l snrment Of McGulioy's popular series, OF
school Books, and W i'll sell them cheaper than they
have ever been offered in this market Give us n
call. le bEAL1'
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tcy@ws hive not yet Fltcsiived the official vote
Of lher Carroll or Golumbiana counties; and
cannot therefore tell what NJ. Binshaul's ma
jority is--it is enough however. 'as
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| il hereby given, that the annual meeting o!
the Harrison County Agricultural Society will
be held st the Court House in Cadiz on Friday
che 29theday Of0ctobers 1858, at lQo'cleek on
said day. TtoJAooB JARVIS, Sec'y. y
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All wanting to eniigrat3 to a mild climate good
soil, and fine market, see advertisement OF Ham
menton Lnnds
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

OF Poverty Bar, Lancha Plana, ETC., may also
have had their origin from this ancient river
channel; but if so, some powerful conyulsion
OF the elements must have entirely changed
the natural course of the stream, from what
the present landscape view of the country
would seem to indicate. The theory which
leads US to believe that it is the river channel,
which scattered the gold together at Camp Sc
CO. land in this we are seconded by some of
the most experienced miners in the county
is the innumerable quantity of marshy places,
surface springs,-oozing up in many places
through the scoria and vitriied slag-which
rise on the line marked out for the river on
the route thus defined. From the south
west base of the Golden Gate Butte, to Ca
manche, there is hardly thousand yards but
a little oasis marks spring of living water
fed from main, subArranean avenue or some
artesan source-doubtlessly the ancient river
channel. We learn that scientific men. CONNIE
tent to establish the truth of the matter. are
now endeavorng to explore this channel and
make plain this theory founded OF conjecture.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Miscellaneous.

On the 10th day of December the mail train
going east, on the Ohio Central Rail Road
ran into a rock near Glencoe, smashing th
engine and cars, and killing Chas. E. Brown
the messenger of Adams h Co.,-no others
fortunately, were seriously injured.
The nomination of Col. Richardson, as Gov
ernor of Nebraska Territory, was confirmed b,
the Senate
Hon. r. NJ 7. Hunter, has been reelected
to the United States Senate, from Virginia, fo
six years, from the 4th of March, 1858, b.
nearly u unanimous vote.
Governor Walker, has sent in his rcsigna-
tion of the Governorship of Kansas. 1t is az
able document and maintains that the Lecom
ton Constitution should have been submitted
entirely to the people.
General Denver has been appointed Cover.
nor of Kansas.
The appointment of Austin f. Smith, a.
Navy Agent, at San Francisco, has been con
frmed by the Senate.
Theodore Sedgwick, Esq, has been appoint
ed Attorney General, for the State of N. York
vice McKeon, removed.
The Secretary of War has determined On til,
policy, in accordance with the want of none,
in the Treasury, and delays commencement
of operations in Utah. A large force will bt
organized in California, and the retreat of tn,
Mormons, to Sonora, to be cut of.
The New York Banks resumed specie pay.
ment, December 18th Those of Boston fol
lowed Immediately on the announcement.
IIanistan, the country residence of Barnum
was burned on the night of the 18th of Dec.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT.
To Correspondents.

ANNA Scenes at Sea.-The poem is equal
to some of the happiest efforts of Shelly, or
the still smoother verses of Tennyson. 1t will
appear next week
"BUcK."-No room for your letter, this No.
1t will appear next week.
"FAfR PLAy.'-Your note of explanation,
in referring to ''Vidocq's" -rejoinder to the
card of the watermen of Campo Seco, is de-
fcrrcd for certain reasons, which govern US in
reference to all special correspondence.
vIDocQn-Your rejoinder in defence of
" Fair Play" is too lengthy for our columns
makes new issues, and is not to the point. A
simple denial or evidence of truth will be
cheerfully admitted. 1t is not our intention
to publish anything that will cause heartburn
ings or personal controversy We have yet to
learn that there is Il distinction, attaching
grade of character between the employer and
employee. g Act well your part and there the
honor lies = and in doing so, all must neces-
sarily I" do unto others as they would others
should do unto them" The card" was per-
fectly legitimate under the circumstances, and
fair, frank statement of friends, or proof of
the charge, will be checrfully admitted into
our columns. On second thought, we hope
Vidocq" will coincide with us, and exercise
"good will to all men" in the many little diff
ferences which arise from want of proper
understanding
"E. S. H. H."-Stockton.-Your communication
failed to reach us in time for this paper.
"NoT SANS SoucI."-Dry Creek-In type,
but crowded out by the steamer news.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

GRAND JURY REpoRT.--Attention is called
to the Grand Jury Report, published in another
column 1t will be seen that the late Sheriff.
Chas. A. Clarke, has settled the amounts
charged against him, as due the county, or
that security for a final settlement has been Civ
en-, for any demand that may be found against
him. In regard to the late Treasurer S. L.
Magee, the Grand Jury are of the opinion that
no defalcation exists, in reality, as he holds
certain claims against the county, which he
considers just. Both the late Sheriff and Treas
urer, express q willingness to settle, at any
time their portion of the Indebtedness due
from Calaveras county to the State, so that
virtually, no defalcation exists.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

Thompson states that there had been no ex-
press arrival in the Valley from Salt Lake, up
to the time of his leaving, and that 10 such
individual as Pierson had been seen or heard
of in the Valley. Evidently the Pierson story
is hoax. Mr. T. reports everything quiet in
the Valley, and the people as being entirely
free from alarm, either from the Indians or
Mormons.
At Cottage Rock, 80 miles from this place,
snow fell to the depth of 20 inches, on the
evening of the 18th inst. Mr. Thompson, on
his return to Carson Valley, with his Express
matter and mails, will go by the way of John
sons cutoff, instead of the Big Tree route,
which he deems now impractcable
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Lumber Lumber !!

THE SAN ANTONIO DITCH COMPANY
having completed extensive repairs and en-
largements IN their Mill, are now prepared to
furnish Lumber every description at the low
est rates.
Orders for Lumber left at c. L. Osborne's
Store, formerly Osborne & Thompson) Old
Gulch,-at Prince & Co.'S at Angels Camp, or
at the Yard in San Andreas, will be promptly
attended to.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patron
age hither to bestowed upon them, the proprie-
tors respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. E. r. PURPLE,
General Agent for the Company.
nSr A fine lot of SHAKES & SHINGLES
for sale may l6-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

l. o. OF O. F.-Within the past three weeks
d. d. G. N. 4. P. Humphrey, assisted by P
G. n I. Root installed the officers of the va
rious Lodges in this county, as follows:
San .4ndreas Lodge No. 50.-Wm. II. Miller
n g.; John Gallagher, V. c.; NJ. II. Wheelan
r. s.; Daniel Gallagher, p. s.; Chas. Fayille
Treasurer.
Campo Seco Lodge, No. 66.-J- S. Shoema-
ker, N. G.; W. A. Homans, V. g.; James L
Mowbray, r. S.; A. b. Shoemaker, P. S.; n
T. Root, Treasurer.
Hope Lodge No. 33 (Angel's).-P. w. Serb
ner. n. G.; John Gilliland, V. g.; Thomas C
Harvey, r. s.; A. Love, Treasurer.
Big Tree Lodge, No. 6S (Murphy y's)--W- Z
Crispin, n g.; Chas. A. Hunt. VT; Lewis
Weber, R. s.; John c. Hughes, Treasurer
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

THE CALIPoayIA FARMER.-On the Eighth
Day of January this excellent Agricultural pa
per entered into its ninth Volume. Col War
rem, the pioneer agriculturalist, has associated
bis son, (who makes his editorial bow in an
able Introductory leader,) ]. @. A. Warren, as
assistant editor, with long list of competent
correspondents, for the new volume. As a
journal of Agriculture and a field of ofLiterature
.he fdr'ner has no superior in the State, and
: annually duplicating its superiority and
usefulness 1t deserves generous support
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

vEyHE UNDERSIGNED will, from and after
IL this date, carry on the Lipery Stable
Business in the town of Angels, Galaveras
county, California.
Carriages, Buggies, and Saddle Horses furn-
ished at reasonable rates.
HsB Horses groomcd and Boarded by the
day, week or month. Charges Moderate.
G. F. KEMPER.
Angels, November 18th, 1857. an 2s:tf22
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Later from Carson Valley.
pIaceryilIe. Jan. I4tb. Q O'Clock p n

Placerville, Jan. 14th, 8 o'clock P. NJ
Mr.. Thompson, the Big Tree route Express
man. who was on his way to Washoe Valley
when Maj. Ormsby left Carson Valley for this
place TPlacersile, and who was supposed to
have been in company with Pierson, when he
brought over the startling news which was
published in all the papers, concerning the
movement of our troops and the Mormons- ar
rived here this evening about o'clock, hav-
ing left Genoa, Carson Valley. on Monday
morning.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
s U M M @ n s.!
State of California.
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs,

JUSTICES COURT, NINTH TOWNSHIP.
The People of the State of California, tc
HUMPHREY REESE, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
Il me, at my Office in the Ninth Township
of the county of Calaveras, the lst day OF Feb
ruary. A. ID. 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to an
swer unto the complaint of VIM. r. Williams,
T. NJ. Lewis, George John, Thos. Prethro,
Thomas Evcns, Thomas Jenkins, Anthony
Lloyd, Richard Hughs, E. Jones, VIM. Abram,
]. P. Hitchcock, f. r. Springer, VIM. Bowen,
II. Thomas and E. Morgan, in a plea of debt,
on open account, for the sum of Seventy Four
dollars and four cents, ($74.04,) when judg-
ment will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, if
you fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
county, Greeting Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under my hand the 26th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1857.
N. W. HALL, u. s.,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
HAVING read the affidavit of William r,
Williams, one of the plaintiffs in the above en-
titled cause, and being fully satisfied of the
facts therein set forth, it is hereby. ordered
that the above Summons be served by publi-
cation in the San Andreas Independent for four
successive weeks.
Witness my hand, YalIecito, December 28th,
1857. NV. HALL.
ia 2:4Els] Justice of the Peace
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

VEvHE undersigned, grateful for the patron
Il age which he receives from the citizens
of Murphy's, Douglass Vallecito, Angels and
other towns IN this part of the county, solicitS
continuance and extension of the same, sat
isfied that his work has only to be generally
known to command the approval of all who
may entrust to him the repairing of clocks
and watches. Having served full term OF
apprenticeship to his business, in the city OF
London, and having occasion to know the
damage, (often irreparablc.) constantly done
to the finer sorts of watch work, by ignorant
and unskillful pretendcrs, he begs the citizens
of Calaveras county to make trial of his work
manship before applying elsewhere.
Quartz and other California Je,relly
manufactured on the most approved and ele-
giant patterns-and at San Francisco prices
Daguerreotypes, 1mbrotypes and Photographs
Connected with his business the subscriber
has engaged the services of an operator Of
eminent ability in the above arts His pic
lures may challenge comparison with any ia
ken in the State. Specimens are on exhibition
at his shop. Perfect satisfaction is in all cases
guaranteed, and prices reasonable.
A. SALOMAN, Murphy's.
nov2l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
NICARAGUA.

The only item of news we have from Nj
caragua, is, that detachment, under Ander-
son, who got up the Colorado and captured
Castillo, is still up the country, and no tidings
of them have been received at Greytown for
many days,-all communication being inter-
rupted
Mr.. Walker left Aspinwall on the Steamer
Northern Light, Dec. 10th, on his parole of
honor, to Commodore Panlding, to deliver
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

HeA- The Proprietor, wishing to change his
business, offers for sale, at bargain, the fine
Ranch and Wagon Stand, now doing a good
business and located as above The house.
barn, stables, spring house, garden, fencing,
&C., are in complete repair, suitable for the
wants of a roadside Hotel Fine springs of
living water, sufficient for all the wants of
travel and garden irrigation, all the year
Fruit-trees of different varieties now growing
and will bear the coming year. To cash Gus
toner and prompt applicant, the above Ranch
and Hotel, with the stock and fixtures. will be
sold on tile most reasonable terms None but
first parties need apply. dc 5:3m*:tf
WILLIAM LOTHIAN. Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
A Gard to the Public,

nR. WILLIAM JONES, of Murphys, and
NJ DIR. William Russell. Of valecito, feeling
desirous to prevent, for the future, the misun-
derstanding that so frequently occurs, to the
disappointment and injury of many, have noti-
fed and do hereby give further notice to the
citizens of their respective towns and to the
people of the Southern portion of the County,
among whom they have practiced for the last
seven years, that they will not hereafter attend
to any case or visit any person who neglects
or refuses to pay in advance or give satisfac-
tory security in writing from a responsible
person for the payment of the same and for
the benefit of all who are disposed to secure
their professional services, they have estab-
lished the following rate of charges, viz -
Five dollars $50 per visit in their respective
towns and vicinities and one dollar (Sl) for
every mile therefrom. The above will not ap-
ply to those who are known to either of the
above gentlemen to be deserving and poor.
October, 3lst, l857.-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Written for the San Andreas Independent.
SNOW

Look how it SHOWS !" was the joyful ex-
clamation of little girl that awakened me on
Wednesday morning last, s'Look !'--and Iheard
the patter of the little feet in the soft snow
the gay shout of laughter-the thump of the
SNOWFALL on the side of the house, and laziy
turned in our bed to look out of the window
and see the snow. There it lay upon the car
peted ealth of yesterday. Silently had it de-
scended during the night and envcloped every
thing in its pure, white mantle. The trees and
bushes wore their frosty garniture in meek
beauty and the Trailer of them bent their
heads, as if conscious of their new found orna-
ment. The tall pne like some hoary headed
veteran, stood aloof and swung its long arms,
as if in defiance of the storm, and Bear Noun
tain looked like some far-off range of clouds,
just FURNISHED by. the setting sun. Look
how it snowsF' was again the joyous shout of
the little one" it looks just like home =
Home-the word rang with startling and pleas
ant distinctness through the house-and the
mind wandered far, far away and dwclt fondly
on the past. On, on, did fancy soar, through
the thick forests-over the lofty mountains
above the Sierra Nevada where it fringed the
Eastern sky-along the dreary plains, until
sweet, happy scene met the eye. There stood
quaint old farmhouse. From its windows
darted the ruddy flashes of the hickory fire,
dancing out on the still, quiet, white snow
4 4 bo &c .,
the pleasant voice Of youth and beauty-the
snorting of the gallant stccd-the rush of foot
steps to the door and the Fastening of the
party to the warm fireside-and beautiful faces,
bushing from the kiss of the frost king-and
hands tinging from his hearty grasp-and the
warm breath congealing as it rosc-and then
another merry jingle another and another in
quick succession come, and soon crowd of
merry, joyous, youthful faces surround the
fre-side and prattie away, forgetful Of every
thing save themselves. Then the stirring sound
of the old fiddle set every heart and every foot
to dancing, and merry laughter, and joyous
revels, and mirth-provoking fLncies were rife,
and steady matrons, and sober sires, looked
on, while fast and furious grows
the fun and frolie, and cold, stern winter, with
his white mantle, is defied and laughed at.
But the snow is all gone said she, when
we read the above to her, aud we looked out
and it was gone-and gone with it the sweet
bright fancies that carried US back to our
younger days. 4 few, short hours, and the
wintry mantle had been rudely snatched away
or lay upon the ground in small patches and
shreds-bare, and cold, and cherries, it
looked; thick mist hung over every object
that was white and pure in the morning ;
the dreary winter was once more drearicr, and
life grew once more into stern, stern, reality
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

RIGHT on THE MAIN QUESTION. We learn
that the Hon. Eustace Parker has given notice
that he intends to introduce "Bill to Regulate
the Fare and Freight on Steamboats, Nayi-
eating the Waters of California" Taxing the
miners for what they have never seen and pro-
badly never will see or possess, is not of half
as much importance to the people as the ex-
horbitant charges of the Monster Steam Nav
igation Monopoly" to which every class have
to pay heavy tribute. Miners pay heavier
impost tax on their trade and travel than is
paid by the residents of the agricultural coun-
ties. The Cow Districts ought to be satisfied
with the goose that is laying them golden
egg every day, for while the miner produces
the gold the farmer and tradesman get it,
We want a reduction of expenses and let it
commence at the very head of the Hydra the
Nonster Steamboat Monopoly"
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
DiSSolution-

NVHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
u bctweenthe undersigned, under the name
and style of Kemper 4 Boon: is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All the co-nort-
nership business will be settled by G. +.
Kemper, alone.
G. F. KEMPER,
]. |. BOON.
Angels, November 18th, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
FOR SALE!
gatN 81
s:kH = - <,sssSe
Store. ETC., Nsss N
ON TIE STOCKTON ROAD, -
Two Miles west Of San Audreas

"O uAAfCS 0CSt OE SIKH AkkOEeaeSs
EsS That long established and well known
Trading Post, Store and Ranch, known as
" Latimers,' is now offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms. The location of the
property is so advantageous and wel-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 frst-class as to convenience, finish
and proportions. A 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-trees, 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
a fortune to the purchaser. Parties wishing
to buy, should call and examine the premises
and ascertain the facilities for carrying on a
large and profitable business. Application to
be made, by first parties, to the Proprietor.
dec 5.3m*24 D. LATIMER.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

robIic DocuAESrs.-We are indebted to
the Hons. Thomas O'Brien and B. n Marzhall
Representatives in the Legislature from this
county for copies of the Governors Messare
and other valuable Public Documents.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

Birth.-In San Francisco, January Sth, So
(the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, J
the wife of Hon. L. w. Taliaferro, of son.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
JAS. MCKEE, JOSEPH ToRRENs.
ST. CHARLES STREET MARKET
MCKEE & TORRENS.
A CARD.


THvHE DIRECTORS OF THE UNION WATER
n COMPANY would announce to the public.
that the Union Water Company is, for the first
time since their organization, in January, A.
D. 1852, with the exception of some three or
four months in 1884, on the eve of paying of
the last of their debts, and that said Company
will, at their Annual Meeting, to be held on
the third Monday in January next, reduce the
price of water to as low and reasonable rates
as they can afford and in compliance with a
mutual understanding with the miners to that
effect, when the Company, at their instance
and request, commenced to extend their works
in 1854, to bring in an additional supply of
water for the benefit of the miners, but with
extraordinary cost and risk to said Company.
r. SENTER, Secretary,
of the Union Water Company.
Dated Murphy's, Dec. 10th, A. ID. 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16

Dled.-At the Bay State. ranch, on Friday
the 9Th inst PAUL j. DEAN, aged 50 years.
On the l4th inst, near this place, Mrs. MAR
TIA FINE, wife of Mr.. James Fine, aged about
80 years, late of Randolph county Arkansas
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
nN M NoTTCE!Vsa

A LII PERSONS ARE FORBIDDEN FROM
IN negotiating certain Promissory Note,
given by me in September or October 1855,
for the sum of Three Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars, and payable to the order of n. b. Flagg,
as said note was fraudulently obtained by said
Flagg. ja9:l8* LEVI FLAGG.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
From our Extra Of yesterday morning
ARRIVAL OF THE
n A @ e
sixteen Days Later from the At
Iantic States and Europe!

SAN Francisco, January IA, 1858.
The steamer Golden Age arrived to-day at
three O'Clock. P. NJ
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Gpffial n otilrs.

DR.. L. ]. Czapkay.-This Skillful Hun
garian Surgeon and Medical Adviser Is attaining wealth
and fame by his wonderful cures. His advertisements
may be seen in another column.
pas~ All in want of Medical advice
should consult Dr. Young whose discretion is not
passed by any physician in the country. In his SKILL
honor and integrity all may rely with safety while most
Of the practitioners in San Francisco without honesty
or responsibility, their pretentons being grounded in
ignorance and assumption
Office of Montgomery and California streets up
stairs, opposite the Banking House of Wells Fargo
CO., San Francisco. Open from A. n. to P. NJ SUM-
days excepted. oct 24-1s
Bear Mountain Lodge No. 76, f. and
A. M:-Stated Meetings held on the Wednesday a +
of or preceding full moon, in Angels Camp. Wis ~.
tng Brethren in good standing respectfully invited
attend. T. r. SPONSLER, W. NJ
WA. KELLY, Secretary. apl 25-tf-7
TELEGRAPH 0FFIcE-The Office has been re-opened in
San Andreas and the Operator prepared to forward
communications and obtain from oil the princ
pal towns in the State Messages left in his Office will be
forwarded and received All messages strictly
confidential [mar7-tfl r. BRoTHERTON Operator.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-16
Notice.

Angels, November 18th, 1855