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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-08

Very tf;Iiy YOURS JOHN > DENI III.
CINCINNATI, Friday, Sept. !, 1891.
On. RoE4cK Dear Sir: Having been afflicted
with neuralgia orrhcumatism for the past year and
a half, and having seen Your medicine, called the
scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recommended
by gentlemen with whom | am acquainted, was
induced to try it, but not before had used various
other medicines. After using two bottles, felt its
effects very sensby, and upon using two more, |
found myself perfectly cured. You viii allow me,
therefore, to congratulate YOU upon making a dis
cOyery in medicine which Is proving Itself 10 be Il
worker Of such wonders in the diseases of the hu-
man family. GEORGE :. BENNETT,
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer
INnTANAroLIs, Wednesday, Sept. >, 1891.
Dn. G. w. RoBACK-Dcar Sir: Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, - much that | was unable To at
tend to- my ordinary business at times, aud having
heard of the wonderful cures that your Scandna
Wan Blood Purifier and Pills were efectins, WAS
induced by a friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months and find the medicine fully equal to its
recommendations. 80 valuable Is its use to me that
cannot now dispense with the use OF it at my al
v. need age Of lifc-scventy seven years
checrlully give this information for the benefit
of those similarly affected MORRIS NORRIS.
The above certificates, and many others can be
seen at my office. 10y any one at any time. Get one
OF my Family Medical Almanacs, gratis, from my
agents.
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and Office No. T..
Fourth street I'd building from Main street, Gin
cinnati, .. For sale by
Brooke 4 Bro. Plymouth; T. A. Lemon, do;
VI. kesslcr, Tippeelnoe Town; Robert Cornwall,
Bourbon; Ransom X Manchester, Lycurgus; and
by druggists and merchants generally.
mari -'5s.I7
ENSTRAY NOTICE.-1aken up, by Philip
IA IIupp, living in German township, Marshall
county Indiana one estray colt, supposed To be
two years old next spring, light bay mare colt,
with a large white spot in her forehead; no other
marks or brands pcrcciyabc. Said property was
appraised at the sum Of thirty dollars 10y Francis
Coil and Abraham Hemngcr, before George A.
Mctcalf Justice of the Peace.
Attest n. r.. PACKARD, Clerk
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San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

NDA.-On fourth page will be found the
conclusion of the able production furnished
us, on India. ''The present rebellion was caus-
ed not by greasy cartridges, but by continu-
ed series of oppresson entaIing on the ma
ton exhorbltant taxes; depriving the natives
from holding military and civil Offices; de.
grading veteran, native soldiers, to make room
for supercilious, ignorant English cadets, sc
England has no right in India! WHY woke
India to poison China, with opium, to encour.
age Incidence in England? Why keep the ma.
tion in bondage without efforts at their mora
and religious improvements Why should In.
dia have to groan under the yoke of Britannia
If the Europeans want the commodities of the
East, let them go and pay for them, but what
right to rob the nation of their Lands anc
rights? Why should India allow English
youths to come there, drain it for few years
and return home enriched by the sweat of the
brow of the Indian? Well may England ap.
point day of humiliation it is humiliatine
to hear what England has done in India. and
how awfully India rctalated Cleaner.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

Ho FOR SALT LAKE.-Meetings have been
called in various counties of this State, to
form military companies for Carson Valley
and Salt Lake, to operate against the Mormons.
In case of a war next season, Tuolumne coun-
ty will probably send five hundred men. AS
no reliable move has yet been made in this
county, we hope some Indian fighter will lead
in the matter as Calaveras is surely ready and
willing to send her quota. The President re-
commends the formation of four additional
regiments to the regular service. Predicated
upon the above, q report was circulated that
four regiments of volunteers had been called
for from California to serve in Utah. We see
no foundation for the report but we do not
doubt that large volunteer force will be ask
ed for from this State, for the above purpose,
at an early day. The President is determined
to make short work of the Mormon difficult
ties. and aid from this State can be had in any
desired quantity, and with the least possible
expense. We do not think it will be needed,
however, until spring. Col. johnson is too
good a soldier to risk a battle until he has q
fair field, and fair prospect of success be-
fore him.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

QUARTZ MINING AT ANGEL 's.-We learn from
a reliable source, that the quartz mills al
Angels, are paying better than ever. The
figures show that several of the mills Weld a
larger per centage than formerly. Especially
is it the case with the mill of Messrs Mault-
man Il Cameron The mill of Messrs Light
ner Il Brodie, also yields we'll; 81 ,O60 was
cleaned up from one weeks stamping The
Crystal Mill is kiting away like blazes. \
shaft l35 feet (the pump shaft was sunk, and
the rock is richer on an average, than any
heretofore struck on the Angel lode. Thenew
mill of Messrs. Slocum & Co., is now running,
and the machinery works beautifully The
Specimen Hill Quartz mill will commence
running in about three weeks or as soon as
the large water wheel is finished Mr. Eagan's
mill, and also Messrs. Purnell, Brier & Smith S
mill on China Gulch, will be running in less
than a month. Messrs. Davis Nightengales 5
mill, is nearly finished, and will soon COM
mence stamping the rock. This will be the
18th quartz mill in operation in the vicinity Of
Angels.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

FINE WAGoN.--ln another column will be
found the card of Mr. William Hafner Co.,
of Stockton. During our trip "down below,
we visited the shop to examine the premium
Job Wagon that took the diploma at the last
State Fair, for superior Workmanship and me-
chanical skin. Since then, the wagon has
been painted and furnished with suitable seats,
cover, &c, TO make it also useful as passen-
ger or buggy wagon. 1t is one of the most
superb and useful pieces of wagon furniture
we have yet seen in Calfornia-having three
seats, revolving and removable at pleasure
with the latest improved poles and axles.-
The wagon is for sale at first cost-S55O, and
is just the thing for mountain wear, and
Peach-Orchard, Big-Tree and Cave City Pic
mic parties.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

The OLD RIVER BED.-The mining claims,
located on the ancient river bed, recently dis
covered, yields richer than at any time hereto
fore. The dirt carted out of the Dunning
Claim pays thirty per cent. better than antici-
pated up to Saturday, a week ago, $40 ounces
was cleaned up, this fall, and large amount
of the best dirt carted out during the summer,
is yet to be washed The dirt being cement
and lava, mixed with tough clay, is hard to
wash, and it is fair to infer that the tailings
left are worth almost as much as the original
dirt. Mr. Wm Stearns, last week sold third
interest in the claim, preserving his interest in
the carted dirt) for 900, cash. Another
third, that of Mr.. McCracken, was sold last
spring for $4,000, cash. The most eastern
claim on the lead, is that of Messrs. Mccall &
Co.; we learn tenth interest of the claim
sold this week for 81 900, $500 of which was
cash and the balance as soon as the claim
yields the amount More than thirty compa
nies are now located or think they arc.) and
sinking down with might and main. The
tunnel of Messrs Latz & Co, which joins Mar
lette & Co.'S claim has not yet reached the
lead, but must be near the place.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

CALICO PARTY.-We acknowledge the receipt
of an invitation and ticket to attend Calico
Party, which was held last evening at Jackson
Amador county. We return thanks, and
would have certainly attended, but for previ-
Gus engagements. We admire calico in all its
sinuosities, whether on the crinohseum of ex-
panded rotundty or the less fashionable contour
of elongated excellence and to such "party, y
in opposition to all others, will we "attach, y
when the scope of party lines again draws us
within its fold.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

EXPRESS NoTIcEs.-Wells, Fargo & Co. have
now the most complete facilities for express
ing letters and packages. During the week,
Mr.. Joseph Knight done us many favors in
that line. We always get our Sacramento
correspondence several days earlier by this
Express than by the mails.
" PoNY."-The Pony Express, as usual, runs
a daily newspaper and letter Express to Gala
veritas and Old Gulch. We are indebted to
him for favors, papers, &c.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

nsA- 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 a prompt applicant, the above Ranch
and Hotel, with the stock and fixtures will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. None but
first parties need apply. dc 5:3m*:tf
/. WILLIAM LOTHIAN, Proprietor.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

LIST OF GRAND JURoRs-The following is a
list of Grand Jurors now in session at Mokel-
umne Hill
James Pearson, Foreman; ]. Ii. Ginter
Noah Blossom, Dennis Bushyhead, W. Fox
Geo. Paine, E. Dearborn, J. 7. Boyd, George
Bence, U. II. Hammond, W. Walworth, Ste.
phen Clarke, j. H. Page, L. D. Warren, Chas
S. Stoddard, d. B. Wright, Moses Flanders
George Smith, Chas. W. Littler, Simon Foor.
man, F. f. Dana.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

PERSONAL" Locals of the Stockton Argus,
was presented, on New Years eve with fine
roaster, porcine JaoenHe naturalJus,) which
excited his "tellow feeling" to such a degree
that he calls it "a reality-one that was en-
joyed." Since then he has been engaged study
ing the mysteries of wonderful nursery book
containing thousand reasons why an old
bachelor was not married." written in the por-
cine vulgate by one of US. Quiyque sue for
tune .tnbtr. In Hoe!
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
Written for the San Andreas Independent.
DECEMBER WINDS

The wild, free wind from the south comes up-
From the bright green isles of the azure wave
Where the ctron grows and the orange blows.
And pearls lie deep in their ocean grave.
But the wind breathes not of the sunny sky
Not breath of the island bower:
lie has swept the realm where the pillows SIGH.
And comes in his might and power.
lie oringeth the rough and rollicking lords
of the wintry sky in Lis train
The murky cloud and the gay wlite frost
And the gathering joval rain.
All over the grey old mountain light
Midst the waving pines he plays,
In the dark and dinghy dell, unseen.
Through the live-oak glade he strays.
Til the golden stars in their concave throne,
And the pale, sweet queen OF the night,
And the freshning CLEANS of Auroras beams,
With the ewes empurpled light
lie has hid in the folds of darkness well
When he sprinkles the earth with tears,
Till the ebbing tide Of the river swels,
And the rill a torrent appears
Where the sky-lark's song at noon was heard,
By the haunts of the hazel shade
Where the ght-foot hare his gambols keeps
Or the robins nest is made
Far, through the vny vale below,
Where the dreamy hamlet sleeps,
The wind sings the dirge of the grey old year,
And the rain from its fountains leaps COLIN
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT
New Years Day.

In this Camp the first day of the year
passed off quietly and received very little at
tention from those adolescent Juveniles who
celebrate such occasions with "cals" and
candies, &c. We received two % calls'-one
from the Poll Tax Collector and the other
from the Road Overseer, to give notice of de-
linquency. The good old custom of New
Years calls, GAS a courtesy, has not yet
reached us outside barbarians even young
ladies, maturely sweet and serencly beaut-
ful,-the sublmated essence of Angelic perfec-
tion,-fail to make an impression on the mining
population after an anniversary ball, so vigor-
GUS do they participate in the festivities of the
occasion. But though, here, far too distant to
do the honOrS of the newborn year, yet many
were " at home" in the hearts of the absent
and on a blank space of memory's page, had
their names registered by those who are nearly
and dearly related by kindred ties of love or
friendship. Whilst thus meditating on the
glorious present and hopeful future, the buried
past was remembered, and with it George d.
Prentices beautiful lines to "The Dead Year, y
which we copy, as follows:
I" Here will sit and muse. The midnight skies
Are weeping silent tears, as if they gricved
For the old year, and the pale stars look sad
Aud trembe, as if living, sorrowing hearts
Were thrObbing in their breasts. In vain! in vain
The faded year is nothing now. The flowers
The birds the waves. the streams the melodies
OF verna life and nature wi II come back
But he returns no more. The winds may search
For him in their far journeyings; the grand
Old ocean with its thunder-tones may call
Forever to him in its ceaseless dash
Beneath the heavens the bright and burning stars
With their high tones of Eden minstrelsy
May speak his name in their eternal sweep
Along their flaming paths; the comets wild
May seek him by the baleful glare they spread
Through realms of ancient night; but of these
Shall ever find him for he liveth not
In all the universe of God. Years die
And centuries die, but there will come a day
When the dread angel ofthe Apocalypse,
Standing on land and sea- will lift his hand
And swear aloud that time shall be more"
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
A. SALON A N.
Watch Maker and JeWeler,
Aurphy's, North side Main ST., IN s. T. NewtOn's
Building.

YvHE undersigned, grateful for the patron
Il age which he receives from the citizens
of Murphy's, Douglass Valecito Angels and
other towns m this part of the county, solicits
a continuance and extension of the same, sat
isfied that his work has only to be generally
known to command the approval of all who
NAV entrust to him the repairing of clocks
and watches. Having served a full term of
apprenticeship to his business, in the city of
London, and having occasion to know the
damage (often irreparable,) constantly done
to the finer sorts of watch-work, by ignorant
and unskillful pretenders, he begs the citizens
of Calaveras county to make trial of his work
manship before applying elsewhere.
Quartz and other California Jewelry
manufactured on the most approved and ele-
CANT patterns-and at San Francisco prices
Daguerreotypes, Ambrotrpes 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 ta-
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
noy2l-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

|. 0. OF o. F.-On Saturday evening last,
District Deputy G. P. Lewis Sober, installed
the following officers of Lone Star Encamp-
ment No. 10, to serve for the ensuing Term =
NJ. c. Ferguson, c. P; H. Ray, H. p; C. W.
Littler, S. W.; B. V. Sargent, J. W.; Jas. B.
Wilmington, Scribe T. S. Louttit, Treasurer.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

NICARAGUA STEAMERs.-Informato has
been received that the steamers on the Mica
ragua line will soon be in successful operation.
4 steamer will leave New York on the goth
instant, for Panama, and orders have been re-
ceived to get the steamers on this side ready
for service, and steamer will run monthly to
Panama from San Francisco, to make a con-
nection, until the Nicaragua difficulties are
settled
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

LAFAYETTE HoTEL.-Mr. NJ. G.. Ferguson of
the Lafayette Hotel, Mokelumne Hill, still ca
ters to the wants of the public and the appetites
of his boarders. We had the pleasure of
shaking {" Nose" by the hand on Thursday
last, and found his hotel chock full of custom
ers, (it being court week. enjoying the good
things which the worthy host knows so well
how to provide
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

Full FILEs.-We are in0ebted to Mr. = r.
Kimball, Noisy Carrier, l22 Long Wharf, San
Francisco, for full files of New York Herald
and Times. The Noisy Carrier Publishing
Company receive files of all the Eastern pa
pers by each mail steamer.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

MILITARY COMPANY FOR UTAH.-The Ma
Francisco, are recognizing and recruiting
for the purpose, it is said, of offering their SER
vices to the Government against the Mormons
1t is contemplated that the Marion Rifles and
the Continentals will also volunteer their SER
vices in case of a call for troops.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

NAIL FAILUREs.-The mails from Sacramento
are very irregular The letter of our eorres-
pondent, Box" was seven days in travelling to
this place, q distance of Ga miles. We hope
BOX will, in future, send his letters by
Wells, Fargo & Co.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
Mounted Volunteer Company at Angels
Angels, January 1th. 1888.

Nr. Editor Capt. VIM. J. Corcoran has
started Mounted Rifle or Ranger Company in
this Camp and vicinity, to be in readiness
sbould a call be made upon this State for vol
unteers to operate against the Mormons
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
or Stickle's Hail. on Tuesday evening, for the
furtherance of the object, when many signed
The roll. The Company is rapidly filling up
Fhe Angels are determined MOTTO be behind
other portions of the State in the movement.
= Yours, respectfully, VoLIlGEuR,
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

EDIToRIAL CHANGE.-The publishers of the
Golden Era announce that they have secured
the services of that popular writer Calvin B
Mcdonald, Esq, to assist in the editorial de-
partment of that paper. The Era has already
an enviabe reputation throughout the State
but Mr.. McDonald's connection with the pa
per will doubtless extend its fame to every
corner of the Union
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

A CARD FROM CAMPO SPECIALIZATION is
called to the "Card of the Watermen of Camp
Seco in answer. to Fair Plays" structures
We hope our correspondent will explain the
matter so as to do justice to the aggrieved and
place the truth in its proper light
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

VOLUNTEER CoMPANY.-By a note from our
Angels correspondent it will be seen that
Capt. VIM. Corcoran, is raising a company of
Mounted Rifemen, to go to the wars. We
hope he may succeed in organizing sufficient
and competent set of men, so as to be on hand
for the march, at the first bugle blast. Who
will set the ball in motion in San Andreas?
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

DEFERREp.-Mining news from Chill Gulch.
Our trip through the tunnel claims, will also
be noticed. All the Tunnel Companies along
the road from Old Womans Gulch to the Milk
Punch ranch, that have struck the lead, are
paying largely.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

CoLD WEATHER.-The last four nights have
been the coolest ever experienced in this Sec
ton, since its settlement by Americans A
few days more of as cold weather, will have a
tendency to dry up the supply of wafer in the
bitches.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
San Francisco.
A Card to the Public,

nR. WILLIAM JONES, of Murphys, and
~ Dr. William Russell, of Vallecito, 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 q 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 49, per visit in their respective
towns and vicinities and one dollar lSl) for
every mile therefrom. The above will not APP
ply to those who are known to either of the
above gentlemen to be deserving and poor.
October, 3lst, lS57.-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

ATTENTION MINERs.-A Miners meeting. for
the purpose of electing Recorder, will be
held at the Knickerbocker Saloon at o'clock
tomorrow SUNDAY afternoon. See notice.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

SSow.-Yesterday morning snow was plain
~ visible on the slopes of Bear Mountain 1t
( quite refreshing to see snow so near Camp.
The homemade article is quite cool, but has
all the enchantment distance lends to the
view"
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09
Declaration.
State Of California.
County OF CALAvERAs,


OCCASIONALLY appeared before the under
IL signed, an acting Justice of the Peace,
in and for said county and State aforesaid,
Theresa Adaline Holland, wife of William
Ferdinand Auguste Holland, of the county of
Calaveras, and State Of California, and before
me made the following declaration. in confor-
nifty with an Act entitled "An Act to author
ize married women to transact business in
Their own name, rs sole traders" passed April
18th, 1851
|, Theresa Adaline Holland, a resident of
the State of California wife of William Ferdi-
nand Auguste Holland, intending to avail my
self of the benefit of Act entitled IAN Act
to authorize married women to transact busi-
ness III their own name as sole traders" pass
ed April 18th, 1852 hereby declare that will
carry on the Dairy business, selling milk and
raising, buying and selling cattle. Said busi-
ness will be conducted in Caaveras county,
State of California, ut my husbands residence,
on the road leading from the village of San
Andreas to the Kentucky House; and | also
declare that the amount of money now invest
ed in said business does not exceed the sum of
five thousand dollars
THERESA HOLLAND.
Attest: WM. JEFF GATEwooD.
And the said Theresa Adaline Holland
acknowledged before me that the same was of
her own free and voluntary act, for the uses
and purposes therein contained, that she knew
the legal effect of said act, and that she did
not wish to retract the same
In witness whereof | have hereunto set nv
hand, this 10Th day of December, A. D.
1857, at my office in San Andreas, in town.
ship No. 5, county and State aforesaid
G. GARRETsEE,
Justice of the Peace 5th township Calayeras
county.
Dec 26th 1857 %3t17
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

STAMP TAX-The amount of the STAMP Ia,
paid into the State Treasury from July lst tt
December 3lst, 1857, amounts to S53, 3,O03.2l.
San Andreas independent., 1858-01-09

MURRAY CREEK NURsERY-Mr Jos. Kerns.
OF the Murray Creek Nursery, advertises in
another column, any amount of choice fruit
trees OF rare varieties. AL trees warranted
true to their label