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NOTICE no WATER TAKERS.

w AFTER takers hereby notified thsif they fail
their bills before the 18th inst before the hour
of;; o'clock NJ In Madison and Monroe warisand
before the 18th inst, hi Jefferson Ward they will he dealt
with according the requirements o III" following cNrac;
from the ordinance concerning the Water Works:
lis an ordinance passed y the Council May 3.t.. Isl.
III any b remain unpaid for thirty day. nc* after
that which il i presented, the Auditor ,hal notify the
who shall stop the water being used on III"
premises IL respect which the default .N,i- and he -ali
allow i; 10 be used tO-r prems,S again. until aid
hill paid and live per cent will lee added I" the original
amount Of Ia" bill. which shall he placed in the haii' "i
the City Collector who j. hereby authorized and required IN
collect the same il du. for city ihAc-.
D-r lit ". l.. STRATUM, Auditor.
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NEGRO uIRINC.

j. y G 4 Z " = Q o \.
AGENT AND COHNL>SiOH KEHfHiNT
TWELFTH STREET, RICHMOND, vA..)
WILL continue give strict attention {" HIRING OFT
w NEGROkS. III. has ample and comfortable accom-
modatinn, Tor ill Lrrd out. Every attention lprr.
-onal and mr,lcaD will br given hcH during the year.
Also gives particular attention the Hl- of TOBACCO
WHEAT. CORN. sc. IL.
RlrnrScLs-B. J. Barbour Esq. Cvl"nr John u. I.r.
Orange; James Barbour f.g Culp,rcr E. werh r>!,
Caroline. Nrr,r>. H. Robertson aud SON. Norfolk Dr. VIM
\. Thorn. Northampton; III. t. Erosn, AccomIc; u. r.
itzhu.h, i'r-rnr. Dee iu-Sin
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! >;'. .iun- / IL. :. Js.. Goyan. Edward ior"n
and Archibald i;ovan, en-
rcu;or. u James ''ovsn.
deed,
Do Il" |. II. :, same.
u" Uc, g; ~. ), William Williams, "i Wat.
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pECTIFIED WHIsKRY.-s00 barrel, Wills.
IL key, for sale by
D.sG BRIDsroRD 90. 90 Ii. Deck.
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ger LOOK OUT FOR LIMITATIONS or
LEA K PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE SACCE-Se- advcr.
;isencn, of IOHN DUNCAN SONS
Aug il-wly
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Il Grni.inan Sie, situation Principal .A>s-an,
In School Assistant in School private Tutor in
family IN Virginia the south. Refer, 10 Hon. l.aac
Touc-s. Secretary Of ,h- Navy and others. Address, per-
sona!ly or by letter, IL, Box t. 81 Charlie Hotel Rich
rlund SH. OT, s,--dEr.I
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STENMEls GEORGE PEABODY.
"n Hf aaases sc"Is 1's sd
tie hour oi Il ocIocs. T. NJ tuesday. un>- I-lIrGSS
.uiiicicncy he received prior 10 that honr.
Con-i.n-t- requested to send Cor ;-ir goods to-day,
Freight Tor Boston rDarn directly moderate rai".
aud with .dr!ng
. hal
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Those d.,irou. buying Land. vii! find good oppor.u
ui,y In the Sale Of ihi- nen-r OF Land including
thousand, OF acres, The Eec-iIy. vii :i,- ans infrma
sion in his po~cr thrs- who write to Ids oiirr
Apalaclicola cHAELts ~ III,
Oct al-.yi.tJsu Receiver In the above cau.e.
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JASPER &. HUGHES,

ID'rcisIEs COUNTY, yiEGiNIA,
WILL attend punc:ualy. To any bu-n-, n,rI-:ed 20
w Him. In TIL, adjoining counties. and from the rti-,
Of Norfolk Rchmon Petersburg and Baltimore. &c. Col.
c,in., clon; and ss;tln: VIII al-o uL-rsssr
agencies generally.
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!. VI. BENNETT.
Auditor Public Accounts.
S.iI. PARKER. Register.
GEORGE ". NUNrORD,
CLARKSvILLE MALE ACADEMY.

Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Ennvo>D. Va, 9Th November. l:Is.---ca::in
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LEWIS HILL,

IWN VI 7 - VUN VI T. EI TT ! y 7.
TTENi'S 10 tt- sale "f Wheat Flour Corn and Tohac
~ co, AID continue. To Hire Negroes: Office on lz
street Gacg" Mill, Richmond. Va. Dec lU-ait.
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AMUSEMENTS.
MECHANICS. INSTITUTE HALL.
boNfAC's CELEBRATED MOVING NIRE0E -
NJ SI'RAI.I.\


SESti afternoons. for the convenience of families and
schools, Admission - Ct. children IL Ct, 30
hibuns.
Door, open at o.; cor,mcr,c, at - A.rnoou door,
ou.; -: 80 c"uiurlcc at .. Dec ,--ax
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Proprietor Of the New York Ledger
No. 50, Ann Street New York.
y BTh. nuInb.r OF e LEnGnH dated January 1st, lsIP.
will be good subscriptions date iron ia thai
number the mount VERNON PAfEl:5, by the HON.
EDWARD EVERETT will be commenced. Mr.. EvsatII>
articles will bp copy rch- to prevent publication In
ANY a hcr nnner Dec l3-dHMli
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M AWAY from the subscriber. near Sco;is'iUe. Abe
Il marie county man, CARTIER. CARTER l.
rather under size hllckor nearly .O-anI about II
wears old lie formerly oaEc hy Walter ". tiInal
In stafford county, has lived in Washington ti'y and liz
fredericksburg will give s"l IL delivered Hector
Davis. Richmond or as IL secured IN jail - gel lin.
Nov l2-csLs,iSw H. y. TEMPLRMAS.
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sIrU ALTON WANTED.

SIFl ALTON WANTED.
"ANrEp, b.! young Lady, situation IN teach Young
w children, q" thu age II ten yrars The usual English
branches also The ruim.u Of Music. Salary much
object obtain comfortable and agreeable home
Letter, addressed 10 "OCrANlA, 81 Editor. VI Tie
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DO 40. -. IL. Z,
lsi9. Jany IL. III. o.
l,I., ArTii .. 80. q.
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NorsInose holders Certificates who desire TO redeem
y Attsrps5, must residing beyond tie hnia Of the Co
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
D. l.. MULFORD. Sheriff
Declaration.

IL NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
n that !, Eliza Bowling, wife of John
Bowling, OF Township No. s. county of Calave-
ras and State of California, being desirous OF
awaiting myself of the benefit of an Act passed
April the 18th, A. D. 1852, to authorize mar
ried women to transact business in their own
names as teme sole traders, do hereby declare
ana make my declaration that intend to carry
on business in my own name, and on my owl,
account, and independent of my hn.55and as
a Jfeme sole trader; and from this date to CON
Sacl ana carry on the business of Dairy and
o'ocA haising, and all branches appertainino
" ana lot The advancement of the above men,
TONED business, and which is necessary for
carrying on the same as teme sole trader in
said county; and that | will be responsible
from the date hereof, for all debts contracted
oy me, III carrying on the said business; and
90 further declare and make known, that the
capitai originally invested by me in said busi-
ness, does not exceed the sum of FIVE thousand
dollars.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this l4th day of June, A. D.
1858. ELIZA DOWIING isl
Signed, sealed and delivered in the pres
ence of .. T. TlBBITs.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

AND STILL THEY GO. The Hegira to the
north continues without material abatement
notwithstanding the late unfavorabie and sus-
picions accounts which have reached US from
Bellinghasn Bay. On Wednesday night three
wagons left this place and its vicinity freight
ed with spectors-amongst them Mr.. Mat.
Aiken, Mr.. Jas. Mckee, and several others OF
our most substantial and worthy citizens
The stages from the south for Stockton, pass
through town each morning loaded down to
the bottom of the springs, with living freight
and teamsters inform us that the highways are
lined with dusty pedestrians, all having their
faces toward Mecca.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

RISE OF WAGEs.-The late exodus of labor
ing men from this part of the State, has ,caus-
ed a very considerable rise in the wages of
certain classes of laboring men. Good blast
ers in quarts mills, we hear, are now in de-
mand at SIS per day strikers at 81. These
same men were paid, month ago, respect
lively, $50 and $40 per month. On the rivers,
but little work is doing as yet; and if the
above prices rule there, we doubt if the own
ers of claims, generally, will be able to pros
ecute their work. With the ranchmen in the
valleys of the Caiaveras and Mokelamne, the
ruling rates of hire have been $50 per month,
for general work, the year round, and So and
$24 per day, for harvesters. Of course most
of the laborers employed in that section will
find profitable outlet, if the present order of
things continues, as the farmers cannot afford
to pay more than they have been paying, when
barley commands but SO cents per bushel and
wheat bat cents per pound. The farmers
will be obliged to narrow their operations
within such limits as will enable them TO do
all their own work, until labor and produce
shall command equal markets. This period
may not come round for year, but it cannot
extend far beyond that time. The miners on
Frazer river must draw upon the producing
classes of California for great portion of the
supplies they consume.
Here, in the mines, it is a problem whether
many of the quartz mills and mining enter
prises can bear up under the burthen of such
unusual prices for labor.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

RErURNED-We are indebted to Mr. Robt.
Brotherton, Telegraph Operator at Angels, for
the following despatch, dated Big Tree Grove,
July lst, 1858: The party who went over
from Sneiling's Ranch about week since,
have just arrived here on their way home
They went over to secure Edwards, that he
might be hung for the murder of Smelling,
some months since. They say that Edwards
was executed by the people of Carson Valley
before their arrival at that place.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County of CaIaveras. s.

County of Calaveras,
on this l4th day of June, A. D. 1858, be-
lore me, Notary Public, in and for said coun-
ty, personally appeared Eliza Bowling, known
TO me to be the person described in and who
executed the foregoing instrument, who hav-
ing heard the same read to her, and being
made acquainted with its contents, acknowl-
edged to me on an examination apart from
ana withont the hearing of her husband, and
declared that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, OF
under influence of her husband and that she
does not wish to retract the execution Of the
same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
G-G hand and affixed my official seal, the
L. s. day and year above written.
o-e 0. F. TIBBITS,
je 26-42+ Notary Public
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
SheriH'S Sale!

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF CALAvERAs,
In the District Court of the Fifth judicial Dis
n1ct, IN and for Calaueras county:
William Wells & L. Goodwin, plaintiffs,
George c. Payne, B. W. Payne, George W.
Shacklett, Irvine johnson and Washing
ton Hudson, defendants
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
I'D issued out of the said Court in the above
action, on the Judgment and decree therein,
to me directed and delivered, by which am
commanded to sell the following described
property, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy the sum of six thousand five
hundred dollars. principal debt, with interest
on said principal at the rate of four per cent
per month from the Goth day of September,
1857, until paid together with costs of suit,
amounting to eleven dollars, and accruing cost,
under this order of sale | have levied upon
and will expose for sale on the
l7M Day Of July, 4. D. 1858,
Between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and 4
o'clock P. NJ, at the Court House door, at Mo-
kelumne Hill, Calaveras county, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder to satisfy
said order of sale and all costs: All that GER
tain property, situate in the county of Calave-
ras and State OF California, known and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The West Pcint
ditch, between the north and middle forks of
the Mokeumne river, which takes its waters
from Bear Creek, together, also, with the
Middle Fork Canal which takes its water from
the Middle Fork of the Mokelumne river, to-
gether, also, with all said bitches branches.
fumes, aqueducts, reservoirs and all other ap-
purtenances and fixtures belonging to said
ditch and canal, together with all and singu-
lar the tenements, hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise
appertaining
D. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
of Calaveras county
BY ]. P. DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Badgley & Dudley; att'ys for plffs.
Mok. Hlll June 23d, 1858. ju 26-42
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

Hard, indeed. has been the fate of our Pio-
neer Dead To him who dies In oatte' the
world grants honors and the marble column
rises. The dust of gray Marathon is i'm
mortal; the pilgrims of the earth moisten it
with their tears; yet, Miltiades and his heroic
Greeks-aside from the doubtful glory which
attaches to victory-consecrated their lives to
no nobier purpose than did our own Pioneers.
Empires may be won by the sword but it is
labor and the arts that solidify the conquest.
After the struggle on the field comes that
greater struggle, which achieves the progress
of society from barbarism towards God.
They who first peopled these golden hills,
and silenced the Indian war -whoop by the song
of labor, were not the sordid wretches which
shallow philosophy designates them. Their
working implements sounded the birth of a
new world. 1t is true, like the Argonautes,
they sailed for the golden fleece" but they
bore in their right hand the treasures of Ceres
in their left, the shield of Minerva. Though
the rivers leaped from their cavernous beds
and flowed upon the mountain tops, at the
sturdy strokes they piled for the golden sands,
gold was but the lever by which the wilder
ness was to be reclaimed and the desert moist
ened. History furnishes no grander triumph
of peaceful labor. The Pyramids rose at the
bidding of fools, under the hammers of slaves;
they are the empty monuments of degradation
and folly. But these men have enlarged the
means of nature for the supply of man-they
have made the SHOWS of the mountains fertil-
ize the scorched and barren plains, and planted
vineyards in the " "habitation of desolation.' u
Where are they? Alas, how terribly has a
few years told upon their numbers Proper
tionate with the great labor they have wrought,
has death wrought in their ranks. By the
rivers side, on the lonely mountain, in the
plain, in the hamlet by the roadside, in the
city, under the signing willow that waves by
the brook, and in the shadow of the majestic
oak that crowns the hill, they are scattered
the strong arm, in the pride of its strength,
palsed forever; the gray-haired patriarch,
lar ulStahl lrolu Tie sorro"s vi MS HoCh TIC
young and gentle heart, whose last throb was
lighted by visions of love and constancy-fa-
ther, brother, husband, son. They went down
forever, in a strange land. No tears were
shed over them no woman's tenderness ca
ressed their pallid brow; no solemn bell sum-
moned the funereal train no wife, or mother,
or sister has planted the rose or cypress by
their tomb The hearth is desolate, but he
who caused it is afar of. 1t is we'll 1t is
his eternal sleep in the land that his arm hath
conquered. But pass not by the little mound
lightly. Between those ragged stones, a hero
lies.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
at Poverty Bar, Calveras Co.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale
at Poverty Bar, CalveraS Go.
THE UNDERSIGNED offer their entire
Il property at Poverty Bar and vicinity, for
sale--consistng of the following valuable real
estate, viz:
One two story Frame Store-house, 81 by 40
feet, with counter, shelving and fixtures in
lower story and Hall suitable for Theatrical
or Concert purposes in the upper story.
One two story Frame Saloon, 20 by 55 feet,
with all the fixtures, beds, bedding, &c This
building is now occupied as boarding house,
and doing leading business.
One small tenement adjoining the above,
and formerly used as Billiard Saloon.
One Cottage Dwelling House, with all the
appurtenances, stable, outbuildings, sc.
The above property is situated on Main
street, Poverty Bar, and will be sold, inclu-
ding the lots, without reserve, cheap for cash.
ALSO Three Billiard Tables Two of
these tables are marble bed, and the best in
the county. Also, at the same time and place,
two Wagons, with team; large quantity of
Store goods suitable for the mining trade
lumber, barley, household furniture &c.
ALSO-A Store-house and Stable in Ian
cha Plana
ALSO-A number of Houses and Lots at
Winters Bar.
ALSO-A Lot, Corral, &c, in Camanche
Camp A good Billiard Table will be sold at
the same time and place.
AL SO-A number of valuable mining
claims.
The above real estate with large amount o.
other property, will be sold at great sacri-
fee, to close business Enquire of
TREDWAY, KETTLEMAN Il co.
Poverty Bar June l6, 49, ie l9-42s
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
AGENTS FOR TIE INDEpENnRNr

The ALLEGHANIASs,-Thi troupe of vocal
lists will give Concert at Stickles new Thea
tre, Angels, on the evening of Monday next,
July 5th. On the same occasion they VIII
also give display of fire works. On the 10th
instant the Alleghanians will visit San An
dreas professionally. They are quite fayora-
bly, spoken of by the Bay papers, and we are
sure that any patronage our citizens may give
them, will not be thrown away. Miss Carrie
Hifert is the Star, and Frank Rivers the Agent
of the Company.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

CH1NADoM- portion of San Andreas
known as China street, which was totally con-
sumed by the late fire, has been rebuilt after
a much more respectable pattern than before,
About two hundred Chinese-male and fe-
male-occupy these tenements, as residences,
cookeries and retail stores. Welearn that they
are very prompt in the payment of their rents
and bat for their carelessness in regard to fire,
would be desirable tenants.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
Good Clear Lumber

TIME CHEAPEST AND BEST LUMBER
Il in the market, for sale at the Willow
Creek Mills, and also at the Willow Greek
Lumber Yard, San Andreas.
Messrs. Dennis, Willie & Dunning, Proprie-
tors of the Willow Greek Saw Mills, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Lumber at
reasonable rates.
Also = Shingles, Shakes Scantling and
Square Lumber of all sorts and sizes, manu.
factured from the best of sugar pine, furnished
to purchasers, on order
Wanted.-Hay and Barley at the high
est market prices, in exchange for Lumber of
of all kinds.
Notice. large lot Of Boards, Posts,
and Palings, suitable for fencing, always kept
on hand.
ssE- For particulars, apply to the Willow
Greek Lumber Yard, at San Andreas.
DENNIS, WYLLlE l. DUNNING.
San Andreas, June 18th, SO. je l9-2m
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

Pony ExpREss.-" Red" of the cream-col-
ored wood -pecker line, will please accept our
thanks for regular files of the Sacramento
Union, the San Francisco Dales, a copy of the
California Pictorial and Atlantic papers.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
Fine Liquors For Sale.

MIR. A. MAGER, of Murphy's, having on
1VI hand large quantity of the finest Wines
and Liquors, which he offers for sale, at cost
prices, to close business, consisting, in part, of
BRANDIES- Four kinds of the finest French,
Asignetee. Merton and Champagne cognacs.
GIN-Pine Apple brand
WHISKY-Old Bourbon-the finest in the
market.
WINES-Port, Sherry, Champagne, Hook,
Sauterne, Cherry, Cordial, Curoasette, Mere
chino, Claret and other wines also California
Wines from the pure juice OF the grape.
ALSO-A fine Billiard Table, with the Bar
and Saloon fixtures, will be sold at bargain,
to close business, as the proprietor is bound
for Frazer ju 26-43*
Murphys, June 26th '5S
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

Day AS BoNE.-The hills around San An
dreas are becoming as dry as bone The
several water-ditches that furnish our winter
and spring supply of that necessary element,
are completely dried up, so that the only thing
left for miners to do, is to sink after the rich
lead that traverses our town from east to west.
Whoever strikes it, need not hope for better
diggings on Frazer river or anywhere else.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
SheriG',S Sale!

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued
I'D out of the District Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District, in and for Calaveras county,
and to me directed and delivered, for a judg
ment rendered in said Court on the 9TH day
of June, A. D. 1853. in favor of NJ. L. Cozine,
and against George c. Blaney and others, for
the sum of Four Hundred and Seventy-four
Dollars and Sixty-two Cents, with interest and
costs, have levied on the following property,
to wit: All of defendants interest in and to q
certain Water Ditch or Canal, in townshipN No.
6, Calaveras county, described as follows =
Commencing on the divide at Mosquito Gulch
at Clark's Ditch, and carrying the waters from
Negro Gulch and said Clark's Ditch to Pleas
ant Springs, Rich Gulch Flat and Indian
Gulch and known as Indian Gulch Ditch, to-
gether with all the Reservoirs and Fumes
thereunto belonging. And notice is hereby
given, that on the
lOh Day Of July, 4. D. 1853,
between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. NJ, and s
o'clock, P. NJ | will sell all the right title and
interest of said George G. Blaney & others, in
and to the above described property, at the
Courthouse, at Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras
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 ]. P. DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Dated Mok Hill, June 18th, SO. je 1912
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

RE-opENED.-Dr. Fl. Austin has, as will be
seen by his card in another column, again
opened his Drug Store, in the new building,
three doors below Odd Fellows Hall. His
store is we'll stocked with all varieties of ar
tcles which go to make up complete Drug
Store. We recommend the doctor to those re-
quiring the services of a physician.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

HEAVY SHIPMENT OF GOLD DUsT.-Mr. Jos.
Knight, the agent for Wells, Fargo & Co. in
San Andreas, shipped, on Monday last, for one
firm in this place, the heavy amount of nine
hundred and fifty ounces of gold dust.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

CALAvERITAs BALL-This affair takes place
on Monday evening, July 5th. We learn that
quite number of our citizens are going to
hear the oratin to be delivered by E. R. Pur-
pie, ESQ.,, and to join in the festivities of the
occasion. The arrangements for good time
are complete.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

NEW PAPER IN VIcroRIA.-The Victoria Ga
-zette and Anglo american is the title of a new
semi-weekly paper published in Victoria, v.
l., by J. W. Towne L Co., formerly of San
francisco The editors are H. C. Williston
ana =. Bartlett. The first number was issued
June oath.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03
CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
Sc, sc.
Elperp 5tablfs.
LIVERY STABLE,
Opposite sPERRYs HoTEL)
g9-MURPH X,SsWa

NURPHY'S being the termination of the
lVl stage route, parties wish Iar8R .
ing to visit the Big Tree Grove, %YfGH
Carson Valley, the Cave, at N20S5-
Cave City, can obtain good Horses and Carria-
ges on reasonable terms. A STAGE COACH
is kept in readiness at all times for the ac-
commodation of parties of pleasure.
Gentlemen. and Ladies can be accommoda-
ted with good and safe saddle horses
Horses kept at livery by the day, week or
month. MATTESON & BATES.
Murphy's, May 20, '58 my 22-3m-47 I
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

HGE Thanks to Senator Gwin for copy of
the Judgment Of the U. S. Supreme Court in
the " Dred Scott" case; also, to Senator Sew
ard of ~ Y, for copy of the Annual Mes
sage of the President, with accompanying doc
ments
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

THANKs.-Jerry Sullivan, of San Francisco,
the indefatigable and enterprising news dealer,
will please accept our thanks for choice Sc
lection of Atlantic States papers, received per
steamer John L. Stephens.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-03

LUCKY ESCAPE. = On Monday last Mr.. F.
Berry hy accident, whilst at work ON w;,,ovr
Spring Flat near San Andreas, was preciuita-
ted, feetaforemost, into shaft thirty- 6rs f..,
deer fortunately, he received no seriops !,