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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-27
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Saufabifdttul.n.

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bafi ttrStsn turtb biIisc prtiec unb CUTE 21oorcn
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bin bantDar lein psrocn.
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San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

with other countries possessing their
aims houses, homes, hospitals, work houses,
and SO forth, for the care of the infrm,
the straggler, the sick, the helpless, the
vicious or those coming within their cog
infant care. A great difficulty is the want
of facility of organization for such DUR
poses as you propose-the foundation Of
a miners hospital. That there ought to
be one is evident The cost would be
comparatively small smaller for the
building than you estimate.
Very little occurs, at present, in the
way of local news. The C. S. N. Co.
contemplate building large ship way or
dry dock, for repairing their vessels. The
overton Steam Wagon, nearly complete,
is again stopped for want of funds to fin
lsh It, The new school house is nearly
completed and is universally admired by
the Sacramentans. A poor immigrant
lost his COW, or ox-by which he was
enabled to live-it having been run over
by the cars on the railway, the S. ". r..
Il. Go. not putting proper fence up, and
yet not liable-so says the law. White
frosty mornings, genial days, and city re-
m;lrkably quiet for the amount of busi-
ness done. Yours, Box.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

llete piece of workmanship that thercis ih tho
vicinity. The mill with 3 stampcfs, aud rus
by an overshot whcebof feet iff,diahneter,
ami Is great saviug of poweriover any otheF
mill here. They take ille water from 4 mill
above, and do not use third of tin Elct
SAW it measured, and 81 inches with lO.incl
head was all that was on. and il Was making
things howl. Mr.. Boyle may certainly be-
proud of his work, and the company of their
mill. He had his way and say in building,
and has put hundreds of dollars in their mock
cts by having it right the first time. and saving.
se~Mueh per cents-of water@~IIe ought to-
reafes great reward as the miil-wright ut
Lowell. The claim attached to this mill is
second to none in this place, and Will ven
ture to say that yesterday was the tightest
time the company will ever see.
Mr.. Wentworth sold out his share in the
Crystal claim last week, for $4,000 McsSrs>
John and Edward Cannavan sold out of the
Mailman claim for 5000 share.
Times are getting easier here, weather fine,
plenty of water at cheap rates, and good wages
for labor. business is quito brisk. s.
II. SWOGGLE AGO.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
LETTER FROM ANGELS.
ANGELS. FEBRUARY OH lss

s ANGEL S. February 9th, 1858.
Mn. EpIroR We THAT is, Swoggle and |, J
took that stampede yesterday and the day after,
and this is to post you in what is. First of
to-day; for we were slightly oblivious yester-
day after attending tho christening; but of
that in its turn. aHr ko4s
This morning was cool, and we resolved to
walk for our health to Washington Flat We
admired the perseverance and taste displayed
by Mr.. Geo. L. Crocker, in planting out so
large and so fine collection of fruit trees and
ornamental shrubbery. We looked at the
honey bees (for he has two stands), then at
friend Croker building fence, then at the
house, almost hid by vines and blossoming
plants, and we voted unanimous that he Ipes
Mt Angels. Then we hailed Paul, who is
sluicing by himself and hires the CO. part He
said he had struck the s'leadv and was follow
ing it around the point Of the hill. He makes
Sc to So per day, and will follow it till it runs
into the creek or up tree. The next man we
met, there were two of them going to town to
sell their dust and buy some vegetation (thcy
did not offer to buy us), so we touched noses
like ants and marched. Speaking of march,
ing, puts me in mind that our Utah regiment
has not sailed yet. At Slab Ranch Mr.. Geo.
Lomax is fencing in new piece of four acres
for an orchard and garden, in addition to what
he had before. My heart smote me when |
saw the old man toiling to improve sterile
piece Of ground, and remembered that in 50
helped to dig up for gold one of the best gar
dens in Calaveras. As | remember it at that
time it extended from one end of the fat to the
other--about forty acres, all enclosed-good
melons, potatoes, cabbage and turnips, were
thereon, and not prospect hole in sight
But in an evil hour to him Mr.. Lomax) we sat
down there to eat our dinner from GO the little
tin pale" We talked how it paid "above'
and " be.ow," how the creek was not "good,
and "there ought to be a lend running through
the fat" Well, we were lazy in the sunshine,
and rolled on the nice black soil and ran the
shovels down into it among the cabbage and
started for home Yes, sir, we five stout
men) were going away to get IN the shs,de and
rest, it was so hard to do nothing. But right
in the middle of the potatoes was a bank of
white sand, so nice and clean, and lay piled
up just as the big fresh had left it in 10
Now, one Of our party was great ON the Sam
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
Second Dan.


Peter II Ross admitted to citizenship
NJ Raslish vs. w Harris ct al-Juigmcnt by default
for plaintiff. for the amount.
Wade: Hanson Co, who sue for John Sinclair VS..
Mok Hill Canal and Mining Co-Argument demurrer
which was ovcrruled and leave given to answer.
VIM Ratz VS.. Davidson ct al-ForecIosure Of mort
gage for ~ 0O and interest ut 81 per per month
Boyd vs.. G & ii Bence--DeInurrer sustained and
plaintiff have leave to amend.
White VS.. w v Clarke-Jsdgment By default for
amount claimed. #
]. Edwards vsJas ITarman--poreclosur~ OF mort
gage for amount claimed in the plaintiffs complaint.
Mcdowell ct al VS.. Jacobs ct al--Demurrer over
ruled and defendants have leave to answer
The People VS.. Warren Waer--Indictnent for arson;
verdict, not guilty.
c I-udy VS. Thos Parker-Suit to recover the yalue
800. : 49,
The People vs. Claudias Perrion--Indictment for ar
son; nolle prosequi entered.
Third Day
VIM McFadden VS.. VIM Innes-Foreclosure Of mort
gage Tor or with per- cent per month interest from
the 23d day Of April, 1851 a
The People VS.. Agustus stoltz-Indictment for mur.
oe verdict oi jury guilty OF murder in the second degree
Fourth Day.
Robert Linton vs. Ryan ct al-.Su for rp.titu,;o, ~
one-fourth of mining claim; verdict for plaintiff
Robert Wheeler VS.. David wels-Suit to recover
have leave to amend complaint by paving
) Boon vs. A F. Bouton ct al--Demurrer oycrrul.,l.
defendant have leave till Tuesday next to answer
ID Harmon VS.. Bouton-Demurrer overruled:
Antonia Bcrnengo admitted to citizenship.
Mok Hill Canal and Mining Co VS.. Geo L Woodbury..
suit Tor damages OF caral, &c; demurrer sustained
Fifth Doy
A ii Griggs VS.. VIM McFadden-Suit Of slande,
claiming $4,000: verdict Of jury $25
Geo Conrad VS.. I Lake and wife-Foreclosure of
MORTGAGE amount $363 and interest at per cent Der
month, from the LIST day Of November, 1856
Joseph Maloy VS.. Wilson etal-Foreclosure TT of mort
gage amount sos ss interest at the of per cent
per month, from tie 25th of July 1851
Margaret vs CO,
note, $3.50, ard interest ~
B llobrook VS.. N Fsher-Deinurrer oyerruled
Sicth Ddy
p Gichrist and James Gilchrist VS. James Kelly and
"as-sut for portion Of mining caim jiry disagreed
John Ratigib ct al VS.. ii Sturgcs--Suit to recover
ground; verdict for defendant
John Stcadman VS.. McNauclton & Henderson, Fore
closure ofmortgage; judgment 81 $40, with interest
SeceaM Day
u Mcdonald VS.. a Yanding-Suit to recover min
ing ground; jury disagreed.
Eighth Day
J i Britton vs. A Fisher-Suit to recover damsc, 8
for injuries received by turning Of stage verdict Of
jury, 1850.
The following persons admitted to citizenship: Nelson
Gard, Thomas SPENCE Elmand Lying, Mich1 Dougherty
Ninth Day
Chino and Wife VS.. James Mustro-Slander suit
verdict for defendant.
Wells. Fargo Co vs. Mathews & Scribner--Case con-
tinued by plaintiff paying costs of the term Of the Court
and allowed to amend complaint
Tenth Day
The People Howard Maupin alias 81 Pike---Ipd;ct
inent for murder; the jury returned verdict of nia
slaughter
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
DISTRICT COURT.
FEBRUARY TERM, 1850. NJ cREAsor, JUDGE
First DaH's Proceedinds.

'ttt aissr - s5EE
First Days Proceedings. e9
E. d. Wingate VS.. D. Smith, continued by
plaintiffs; Hartford & Irvine VS.. j. p. Wagner,
discontinued; II. G. Clifford VS.. Ii. Thompson,
continued by consent of parties; A. w. Bee
VS.. Ii. Thompson, continued by consent of par
ties; Vim. j. Hill vs.. P. Williams, dismissed !;
j. ID. Sullivan VS.. A. B. Laforgc, continued by
parties John McKeon VS.. A. b. Laforge, do !;
d. Quirlla vs.. A. b. Laforge, do; j. Bowling
h Wife vs.. George Carothers, discontinued !;
Hexter & Co. VS.. Leon p. La France, continued
by pltff; II. f. Lindsey vs.. Ii. Thompson, con-
tinued by consent; d. Dugan VS.. Cold Spring
w. Co., continued by stipulation Hit L FL
lis vs.. T. NJ. Water Co., do; W. Wright vs..
Calayeras Co., continued by consent; Brock
way L Gatewood VS.. T. Young ct al, no SER
vice w. McFadden VS.. 3. f. Savage ct ais,
discontinued; S. Foorman vs.. Ham & Eller-
son, continued by consent; s. Foorman VS..
John Ellerson, do; w. McFadden VS. VIM In
mes, demurrer withdrawn and judgment for
plaintiff; G. d. Brush VS.. S. l.. Magee, discon-
tinued J.. Goldstein VS.. Diamond 4 Windmill
Ter, settled before term of court; l.. King vs..
Diamond 4 Windmiller, discontinued; Simon
4 Dinkersfeld VS.. Diamond l. Windmiller, set
tied before term of court Badgley & Dudley
VS.. "A. Al. I9rchner, discontinued; j. ii.
Stoclzer vs.. A. H. HGrchner, do; L. Scott VS..
III. f. Lindsey, continued by consent; S. c..
Florence vs. A. p Rodgers no service; j. d..
Sullivan VS.. c. H. Clark, discontinued; NJ. Ka-
dish vs.. W. T. Harris ct al, demurrer with
drawn and judgment for plaintiff; d. H. Pills
bury vs.. W. Holland, settled before term of
court; II. Coleman vs.. Catz Cohen, discon-
tinued; Goldstein L Co. vs. Catz Cohen, do
Mathews l. Scribner VS.. G. G.. Lake, settled
before term of court; E. Winters Wife VS..
C. G. Lake. do; Wells, Fargo Co. vs.. Z. g.
Lake, do; H. Bresgart VS.. VIM. Bailey ct al,
discontinued; J. p Hitchcock VS.. Groat &
Asberry, no service; Wells, Fargo Il Co. VS..
Mathews & Scribner demurrer Withdrawn
Cohen Il Levy vs.. p. Fiterre, discontinued ;
Leyeir & Leyeir VS.. 7. Fiterre, do; ]. God
shaux l. Bro. VS.. H. Kraft, settled before the
term of court Lewis Hess vs.. H: Kraft, do
r. Hexter rs. II. Kraft do; Wm. McFaddcn
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
= u M M O N = !.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Calaveras
IN Jrsrrck's couRr. TOWNSHIP ~ !,


IN JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP So. 4 taa
The People ofthe State of California. 10 JoI,S
A. II. COOK Greeting:
NOU are hereby summoned tn on,o.r l,.e,,..
II me, mt my Office in the fifth ,iownsh;n ae
the county of Calaveras, ON the oath dar 81
March, A. ID. 1858, at ten O'Clock. a NJ 70
answer INTO the complaint of James H.rr;.
VINO brings this action against you ~ toroe,oS.
q certain mortgage made and executed Inv vo,,
10 tne aforesaid complainant uarr;s
On .. 'he z9th 'iay Of July, A. ID. 1851. to secpro
."c PAYMENT OF the sum of Two Uundred nol-
lars' with the interest thereon. at the ratio nf
=. ase Pf.fs GENT. per month, both ,principal. and
~ CO pe pa'u on the 18th day of Januarv i u
800 "nen Judgment will be taken aoa;nst
M ou ior sne aforesaid sum Of Two Hundred
"laa's - Win the interest thereon. at the ratc
y. .niec per cent. per month. together with
'osss y suii,lif you fail to appear and answer.
10 'ne sheriff Of said county. or any Con
sr'ple OF SAID township No. 5-Greef;nq -
'''.ne "s. iegai service andadne return thereof
oi'en under my hand this ! TIL dav of Feb
'u''fs' A@DS1sJ8. s C. .GARRETSEE.w
justice of the Peace of said tn. No, ;
THa 49, 5fsssf 8f8 sT-f slfsesnv
!, having read the affidavit of the snlan,;n
- ,he above entitled action. and bcinp sat;s-
~, se .''' 'iie sameis true, | hereby order the
,;sba's summons to be served by being pub
simper published at San Andreas. CAL
"'r,"s u,' County, 'or SIX successive weeks. mea
"i','ess my handthis Il tn day of Febrnarx
a. r., =. ,,.,'s,.. 100. e. GARRETSEE. go
ieo i'-o Justice of tho Peace
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

VS.. II. Kraft, do; A. II. Griggs vs. H. Kraft,
do; +. Bach vs.. ii. Kraft. do; S. w. Brock
way vs. II. Kraft, do II. Regensherger vs.. H.
Kraft, do N d. Christie ys.F..G. Christie ct
al, 40 Rich Gulch Co. vs.. W. Steward ct ais,
40; j. T. Doak vs. G. G. Lake, do; c. d.
White VS.. ". Y. Clarke, demurrer Withdrawn
and Judgment for plaintiff; j. r. Curis VS.. T..
). fnzier, continued on affidavit; ]. L. Ed
wards rs. Jas. s. Harman, Judgment for pItff;
Sargent Bro. vs.. G. A. Clarke, discontinued !;
W. L. Dudley, Public Administrator vs.. Jean
Magries, do; d. Biggs vs.-C.F Walker ct al.
continued by agreement; J. Genaca vs.. II.
Atwood ct ais, demurrer Withdrawn; Benson &
Benson vs. 1. NJ. Water CO., continned by con
sent; The People vs.. \. b. Laforge, demurrer
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
(l.eportcd for the independently
Hoard OfSupervisOrs--F
Term.

Board met on Monday, Feb. 1st Present, fun Board
B 7 Bra'il,y, Chairman.
There b'i's no business ready. the Board adjourned
until Tue slay. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Petition of L Stevenson for a renewal of license 70
Keep toll bridge the North Branch Of the Gala
river; granted
Petition Of a Beritzhoff for license to keen toll
bridge across San Antonio Creek, at Fornans Ranch
granted.
The resignation of Freese Justice Of the Peace in
9th Township received and accepted and A Molse aI-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Ordered t'at the appointment of Mathew Brown Je-
rome Sawyer. John Finnegan, 4 Potter and G 7
Prince, as Road Overseers in Supervisor District No.
made at the last session of the Board be affirmed
Ordered, that VIM Dolly be appointed Road Overseer
in oh Township of the roads between the Canon above
OByrne's Ferry and Six Mile Bar
James McGvery was appointed Road Oversecr in
Township No. 4, in place of Marlette, removed.
Dennis Biggs appointed Road Overscer District
NJ" g. of Township No. Q, in place of I Mathews, re-
signed.
The petition Of " Goodwin and John Sinclair for
license to keep toll bridge the Mokelune river
at the Middle Bar, granted
The Board occupied in considering bills against the
county, and still In session, up to Thursday Feb 1lth.
The following bills have been allowed 8
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

A sailor, looking serious in a Boston
chapel, was asked if he felt any changeZ
{" Not cent" said Jack. g8
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

THE BATES TRIAL-The trial ef Dr.
Henry Bates, has been set for February
18th, Monday next.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

SECURITY OF DiTcH PRopERTY.-The
Supreme Court has fixed the right ito
ditch property on the same basis as that
of any other. The decision protects ditch
owners against all claimants, except the
United States Government. ao saqrag
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

Esg Campbell, the poet, when speaking of
the spring, says: W && sM
"he Quecnof the spring, as she passed down the yae
Left her robe the the and breath on the gale
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13


THE SETTLERS GUIDE containing the
Presumption Laws, and Laws of Congress i'm
relation to locating School Land Warrants
also, the Swamp Land Act, and a synopsis
of the State Law on the same Subject, to-
gethcr with the Military Bounty Land Act
with forms, &c. for locating and assigning
the Warrants. George W. Gift, editor;
printed by Isasey Biyen, Stockton.
A few copies of the above work has been
forwarded to us for sale price, SI.00 We
cannot, in our limited space, give the work the
extended notice its merits deserve. The law is
simple and plain, andi,s given in -The Guide. =
with forms for all the necessary blanks requi-
site to locate on public lands, surveyed or nn-
surveyed: lands on Mexican grants; locating
Military Bounty Land Warrants, and their
transfer; School Land Warrants; swamp or
overfowed lands, and rs to their assignment
and Powers of Attorney all elaboratcly drawn
up and concisely written. Settlers on mineral
lands, or on the auriferous, sedimentary bot
toms, in the river vallies, should, by all means,
procure :. copy of the Settlers Gnide, for it
is, or will be, Invaluable to the ranchcro, i'm
properly conducting land cases and securing
the undisputed title to the land: as the book
is especially drawn up by Mr.. Gift, the Regis
ter, to secure the settler in hissrights without
extra expense or the usual htigations
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

Eca., The man who eourted an Investigations
says it isn't half good as an affectionatc girl
We presume not. al fgs.a4tfaf q ltfe
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

MEXICAN kILLED.-For some time
past gang of worthless Mexicans have
been harboring and fandangoing' near
the South Calaveritas, filling up their in
tcrvals of time by dissipation androbbery.
The Chinese were objects of their partic-
ular regard, who had met several severe
losses by attacks from the Greasers At
last the Cinnamon complained to the
Americans, and asked permission to shoot,
and protection, should they kill any of the
thieves; this was granted On Saturday
night, last, the Mexican again returned
and cut open the canvass roof of the
cabin, in several places, with bowie
knife, preparatory to entering, when the
Chinaman fired one charge of a double
barrelled gun, and missed; the second was
fired with more effect, the charge enterino
Mexican's head little above the ewes
planting twelve shot and slug in most
deserving place, and at proper time.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
Written for The San Andrras fndcpendsntl
A VALENTINE.

0 the editor Of the San Francisco :. Chronicle, wLO
says wonder If .AsSA'is msfisd,"
Oh, no, an not married,
Though whyI win not teI1; sszh
Mayaps TOO long I've tarred iararr
To break my single spell;
Perhaps my brow is wrinkled,
Ont time his seal has set,
And my hair with gray's bcsprinklcd-
Bat | am not mtrried yet tesA
ie aav alpA A7N V
Perhaps life of pleasure, t,
Singly j have spent: stf sre
Perhaps without a treasure
OF husband, not content,
Perhaps a blue Pm voted, ss
Perhaps a gay coquctt-
/. Or as a (" woman's rights" I'm noted, -
But am not married yet fra+T
Perhaps my sighs' not laden
With thought of Dick or Harry
Or like the famed maiden,
'' I'm over young to marry"
Perhaps no breath IS been wasted
Topraise my locks of jet,
Nor fatterys sweets I've tasted,
And am not married yet
Perhaps a life of sadness,
OF grief, of wo, and gloom,
Without a ray Of gladncss,
My spirit to ilume-
Has deadencd every feeling,
Or no response I've met,
To the love in me revealing
But am not married yet. ANNA.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

THE PACIFIC MEDICAL JouRSAL.-We have
received No 2, of this valuable work, which
Is elegantly Illustrated with fine lithograph
nlates. John B. Trask, NJ. D.. and David
Wooster, NJ D., are editors and publishers
Each monthly number contains 80 closely
printed pages of original Notes aid Essays
Terms So per annunl-
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

g<ssA The following answer to a yexed ques-
ton, is furnished by the Boston Post: .'Whats
the hodds so long as you're appy ?F-ffiy TO
one it doesn't last
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13

To the editor Of the San Francisco Chronicle HLO
says" 1 wonder IL ANNA is mafiisd,"
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-13
PER WELLS, FARGO & co.'s INLAND EXPRESS I
SACRAMENTo LETTER

piy'aance and Consolidation Juror Gombl;,o
La~s-Suaeide mania-I Institut;ec chara;es-
Locals, &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-27

vuyHIs INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
south margin of Lake Mcnona, opposite ana " Mn
view of the City Of Madison, and sufcaeey femoyeu
from the public thoroughfAres and business loesntlee
to insure undisturbed quiet to the invalid Inc grou
nds comprising about so acres are beauuruIiy unuu
latng bordering the Lake for more than hall mne,
covered with fine native oaks and shrutbe!y, ana ne
scenery in the vicinity, embracing every Lao
scape makes this the most enchanting ana loSey |"
treat In the Northwest.
The buildings ere large, elegant and Comfortably
furnished. and capable Of accommodating about 100
patients. They are heated throughout BY steam, ec
that the temperature In each room can 20 rseHialed
With the greatest facility, thus rendering the
mcnt especially suitable for Winter accommoosuon.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere OF inteI-
or Wisconsin, is admirably adapted IN conncction WIN
the course Of treatment pursued at this lnstituuon
benefit the suffering invalid; and all that close meoc1
attention. proper and vigorous treatment ana knd care
can avail 10 restore to health those entusted 20 ou
charge. win be cheerfully and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased oy the
Proprietor and retted up in style not surpassed Dy
sny similar establishment in this country, with the de.
termination to establish this Cure upon permanent
| basis and make It truly n,,.uv-rr
upon strictly HydroPathc and Hygene pr1n
cines the proprietor pledges himself that no pans OF
expense ehall be spared to promote the health O com
fort Of those visiting the Cure. The Medcsa Depst
ment IL under the charge Of DR.. Lands. ioeme.
" Of Philadelphia who having had eight years expes
ence in the Water Cure system, fuiy comPetes' u
| take charge Of the Medical Department.
| eS.A limited number Of boarders admitted.
M Daily Lectures to Students. For f0rthF por
| ticuIar, address MADISON WATER CURE, Aadi
| son, Wis. mays s3-6m los
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-27
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/ Northarn IOWA and Southern Minnesota. that no
is prepared to do all kinds of MILLWRIGHT WOKk,
such as building Steam Water Grist or saw MiiI'
Rnrr Smut Machines of the most approved kind After
twenty-five years experience in the business ne matters
himself that all those in want of Muwright work ~A
do we'll to give him a call
He l. nrenared to take contracts for building ana
furnishing Mills of all kinds. All work warranted
All blu mess letters will receive prompt attenuon
lie can be found at the Barnhart ho'ei' I ,sn
Clayton Co., Iowa. '1''