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San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Calayeras,
In the District Court Of the F!tth judicial Dis
trict, in and for said County.
WILLIAM H. HANFoRD EFT AL
agst
4. P. BoUToN
y y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OR ORDER
Ep of sale issued out of the said District
Court in the above entitled action, tested the
28th day of October 1858, and to me directed
and delivered, by which am commanded to
sell the following described property, viz: All
that certain Steam Quartz MILL situated and
being at Angels, in Township No. s. Calave-
ras county, California, and known as Bouton's
Quartz Mill, said mill being about 200 yards
distant in south-easterly direction from the
Quartz Mill of Brodie, Lightner & Co. Also,
all that certain Dwelling House, built by said
Bouton, situate at Angels, aforesaid, about
100 yards in an eaSterly direction from said
Boutons Quartz Mill, and now December 9th,
1850 occupied by Mr.. Lockwood, and all the
right, title and interest which the said A. P
Bouton, deft., had in and to the same on the
oath day of July, 1851 or at any time after
wards, to satisfy the sum of Fifty-four Dollars
and Eighty-seven Gents costs, accrued in said
action, and the sum of Six Hundred and Sew
enty-three Dollars and Eighty-fve cents, with
interest thereon from the 26th day of Decem-
Der, 1851, due said plaintiffs, and the further
sum of Six Hundred and Forty Dollars and
Ninety-seven Cents, with interest, from the 9th
day of April 1853. due Wooster, Gardner &
Co., and all accruing costs, under this writ
have levied upon the said property, and all the
right, title and interest which the said A. p
Bouton, defendant, had in and to the same,
on the oath day of July, 1857, or at any time
thereafter; and notice is hereby given, that
on the
2ifh Day Of Dccember, 1853,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and P.
NJ, will sell the said property, and all the
right, title and interest, which the said de-
fendant, A. P. Bouton had in and to the same
on the 24th day of July, 1857, or at any time
thereafter, at the Court House door, in Mokel-
umne Hill, at Public Auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to salts
fly said order of sale and all costs.
d. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
Calaveras county, Cal.
By J. L. WILKINS, Deputy.
Dated November 9th, 1883
Badgley Il Dudley, PrtfIs' Att'ys. dc Alb
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

DIR. Il. j. C=apIay.-We would direct the espe-
cial attention of invaids to perusal of Dr. L. j. Cap
kays advertisement, be found in another column of
this paper order place the services of learned and
experienced physician within their reach So much i'll
has been inflicted the human family from the perni-
cous and ignorant practices of empires that seems as
if we were fulfilling bounden duty to make known
where relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the effects of sexual private dis
eases or their ill treatment cheerfnly commend Dr.
L. ] Czapkav as a man of scientific and medical
requirements possessing all the requisites from long ex
perence and acknowledged SKILL for the successful prac-
tce of his profession Having made sexual complaints
an especial study like the celebrated Ricord of Paris he
is enabled guarantee permanent and speedy in
all cases of private chronic disease whether the ef-
fects of contagion seabuse the loss of vriy and
in order that patients distance may avail themselves
of his advice, free, consultation is open to them. The
knowledge that We have of the numerous he has
effected some Of which of long standing, leads us
to place much faith in DIR. Cs efficacy and commend
him to the confidence of those in i'll health. Dr. Cap
kay's office is Sacramento street. below Montgomery.
nearly opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
office. San Francisco. dc 1l-24
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
AGENTS FOR THE TNnrpU>-nI>-n,
RELIGIOUS Notice.

on Christmas Eve, at midnight, and
at II O'Clock, A. M, Christmas Day. there will
pe DIVINE Service, with music, in the Catholic
Church of San Andreas.
JAMES MOTTER Pastor
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

SHOOTING MATcH.-Mr. ]. T. Bryan, of the
Pleasant Valley House, has 100 fine turkeys
and so chickens, to be shot for at that place
on Christmas Day.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

THE WEATHER. The present week opened
at damp, freezing, uncomfortable tempera-
usual winter warmth and cheerfulness, now
and then obscured by a passing flake of wa
terry clouds. Since then the atmosphere has
been warm during the ay-time-mercury $40
& 80, in the shade. Nights, clear and frosty.
Rain and sunshine have swept away the snowy
vestment of winter and left the surrounding
hills and mountains brown and bare. Roads
are rapidly drying up. The creeks and rivers
are filled with water, affordng to miners every
facility for successfully prosecuting their bu-
siness.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
5peliaI n otifrs.

Special .Sofice.-The cheapest and best place to
buy good Coat and every article of Fine Clothing and
Furnishing Goods is the Premium Clothing Store of
L. Schwartz Merchant Tailor, Ell Dorado street. (odd
Fellows Hal) stockton See advertisement in another
column. dclS-3m:25
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

DEsrIsrRY-Dr Lyon, Dentist, from Mokel-
umne Hill, is in town, and will remain a few
days to practice his profession. Those having
decayed teeth should give him call and get
them filled and cleansed. Doctor L. thorough
iy understands his profession, and always does
MS work in neat, substantial and satisfactory
manner His room is in the Post-office build
ing, Main street.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

EXPRESS FAvoRs-Our thanks are due to
+" Red," for a supply of daily papers during
the week
We are also under obligations to E. Loben-
stein and Denig--who are jointly concerned in
the distribution of the Atlantic States papers,
for copies of Forneys Press, New York Tri-
bune and Herald, New Orleans Delta, Atlantic
Monthly. and other journals, ahead of the
stage. Both are enterprising young men, and
we trust their exertions will secure liberal
patronage.
Mr. Joseph Knight, of Wells, Fargo Co.,
has our thanks for favors during the week
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

The fOlfoicfns are the reasons fchy Efsh's
Inaibe Hair Restorative in sintroduction to the peo
pie of California, has met with unparalleled success
Frsty-I never fails to restore Gray Hair to its orig
inal color, whether Black, Brown Auburn.
Secondly-It cures Badness and removes all accumu-
lations of Dandruff and Scurf from the scalp.
Thirdly-By its the scalp may be kept in healthy
condition. the Hair retained in color aud uxuriance.
Fourthly-In all cases this is guaranteed. If trial
fail to give satisfaction the money will be refunded
PRINCIPAL DEPoT-139 Sacramento st, San Francisco
Sold by BENJAMIN & MCDONNELL, Agents,
n20-2l San AndreaS.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18

EEe tciH guarantee, in all eases, that FISH s
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE WILL RE-
STORE GRAY HAIR
To its Original Color whether Black, Brown Auburn.
1t prevents the hair from falling off and Bald
ness. 1t all Dandruff and Seurf from the head
1t aays all irritation of the scalp. 1t cools and
freshes the head, and imparts to the Hair healthy,
lively appearance.
For reference and particulars circulars call at
the Office and we will satisfy the most ncredulous
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
139 Sacramento street, above Montgomery.
San Francisco.
For sale by JUSTIN GATES, Sacramento.
Il RICE & COFFIN Marysyille.
Country orders promptly attended TO.
BENJAMIN MCDONNELL, Agents,
n2G2l San Andreas.
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18
SEEERIFF'S SALE!

DY VIRTUE OF AN alias EXECUTION
Id issued out of the District Court of the 9TH
Judicial District, in and for Calaveras county,
and to me directed and delivered, for udg-
ment rendered in said Court on the 10Th day
of June, A. D. 1853, in favor of William
Iiltabidle and against P. S. Tappan, W. J. l..
Dunyee and NJ. F. Bowling, for the sum of
One Dollar, damages, with interest and costs,
| have levied on the following property, to-
wit: All that certain Ditch or Canal, situate
in Township No. 8, Calaveras county, COM
mencing on Black Creek $50 called) about
three hundred yards below the old Hollister
Ranch, and terminating on New York Flat, $50
called), being about three miles in length,
more or less, and known as the Tappan, Dun
yee & Bowling ditch-and notice is hereby
given that on the
22d Day Of December, e. ID. 1853,
between the hours of O'Clock, A. M.. and )
O'Clock P. NJ, will sell all the right, title and
interest of said p S. Tappan, w. J. L. Dunyec
and NJ. T. Bowling in and to the above de-
scribed property, at the Court House door
in Mokelumne Hill, at Public Auction, for
Cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
D. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
Calaveras county.
BY r. H. PAUL, Under-Sheriif.
Dated Mok. Hill, Nov Both, 1858. d4:l3
San Andreas independent., 1858-12-18


By R. H. PAUL, Under-Sheriff.
Dated Mok. Hill December I'd, 1858. d4-13
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27
We have high appreciation Of tho solid
pesitsofathei English people and the English


which credits the historians Prescott and Motley
and Bancroft with little more than laborions in
dustry, which sees neither humor nor pathos in
, the poetry Of Oliver Yendell Holmes, which in
.slsIs that John g. SAKE is but feeble echo of
Thomas Hood, that, Washington Irving is def
Gent (Of all qualties in the world y in geniality
and that barley is the only artist worthy Of be-
ing mentioned on the same day with some of the
second and third'Tate English designersl All
TINS the AEten0sun1 has done. To perfectionate
its anti American feeling, it only remains for 1T
TO praise the imaginative powers of t'Ned Bunt-
Ineo and the historical and personal accuracy
= OF the eminent Smoker, who takes lives On
black and White) in happy ignorance of his sub.
ject, adopts the eanard of magazine as fact,
and presents his readers with a twenty-years old
= Annual fancy plate as the actual likeness Of
living beauty
WARS IL a NAuEP-The Democrats of Or
leans county, in the State of New. York, recent
" assembled in convention, to take action upon
the political questions Of the day, unanimously
adopted the following resolutions:
1ss0Eoed, That the terms Hunker, Barnburn-
eF, Sottshell and Hardshel have become obso-
Tote, and hereafter we will DO known only by the
term Democrat; and that we viii regard all as
such who are sound upon national politics and
adhere to the usages of the party.
After having determined that they have n
local ha6itatiOn and name" they adopted the
-5 .,s RsS0lgsd, That the Democracy were raised
up by Providence to govern the country.
- : Reaotoed, That we are the Democracy.
This says the Florida Sentinel, reminds one
Of resolution adopted many years ago in one
ofthe New England states-tO the effects That
"to the saints belong the inheritance Of the
earth, and resolved further, that '.we are the
saiats."
"A correspondent OF the ne Springfield 4fepu6s1-
z daughter OF aaron Burr,
ana ms lreslauaEy legatee, came curlously into
possession Oh qHlte fortune IN this way II
. berfz held a lease from Trinity Church Of the
e t'c''mond Hill property, three or3four hundred
!ots IN the centre OF New York, for G6 years.
- de leased the land for CD years TO Astor and
others. and their lease expires in 1860. The
lease Tor three years then belongs to ,Burr's
daughter, and the claim is indisputable and the
,Valne1of the lease very great. Already several
/. sifrOm sI.so0toi So COO 5erilot 4 M
: -. So
u JbHN AZ sAUH Of Brooklyn, was legally en-
Joined TO ,pay Bertha Blattmacher the sum. Of
five thousand dollars by the Supreme Court last
81 Wednesday. John was married man but
couyted Bertha and entered into a most solemn
engagemeht Of marriage Bertha found out
sooR afterw6rds that there wnssoneS wife in the
Ss Saul family already and she then sued him for
b n breach .f ,yo,nise, TJs3 1sr,,,,..1 ON az
fb.f re- ~ s4o
i. IT. 7N.''
him md or[srs5 hin. -
/, soid -, = pay e'At. s.s
.5Iz1 ii -----l-s.>..
-ae TINS Cleveland Herald in noticing the sudden
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a London letter writer says that Nj. EhasEe.
ray spent e176 for caB-hire when striving for
the election TO parliament from oxford. ana, the
whole expense ofhis unsuccessful contest gas
9l0nn sterling = . =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

Andrew Jackson, ESQ, came into Court and
riicate, sufficiently attested. 81 his taIins tha
oaths necessary to said Office, and was admitted
to practice as an Attorney in this County Court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-27

PHILADELPHIA Sent 8. 1855.
ooDDenr Sir; Your Hair Is proving
itself benefciatto The front, and also The bsc
Of my head almost lost Its fact BALD have
used but Two half pint bottles otyour now
the top OF my head well studded with crop o
young hair and the fronis also receiving It's beneh
nave tried preparations Wthout
think from my own personal Recommendation can In
duee many others to try 1t Z ~ 2 szs s85fls
respectfully, D. r. THOMAS, III. D. 9
las Sit h,siTf5.5s ;sz4 No. 464 Vine street.
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IL Chicago there are s,754 childFen.

FRAScrs Felix. only manufacture q the orig
NAL IF xtract of Coffee, = says 81 know, that
.cines in the world for disordered st6mac ~
liver y .-7S'I n II
DIR. Ludwig, Editor ofYthe tFackal; Baitimore
Pronounces it 9 medicine deserving the:conti.
.dence of the public
Dr. Ehrhart the leading German Physician
OF Pennsyl yania, has prescribed it frequently
during the last three years, with marked sue.
cess plltated states of the digestive organs
or of the system generally s & 6
The Manager of Ballou's Hneenr Factorv
says: used itimys and was therefore IN
duced TO try its effect upon my wife. ftTonFlkf
With the debility common to allsof 8 consnmnl!
i've habit and really it is doing her more good
than thing she has ever taken go
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OODs-Blankets warranted all wool: Sheet
IL ings, Sd 9S 1904, Id; 1874 both Linen and Cotton.
Pillow Muslin and Lineni Reaohed aad Brown ShiFtings
Merriac and Prints, Rlannels that az
&c:, &e.-just reeeiyed.by [sep1ll MARSH & TAYIOR
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NtAaER 75s Of Lttles Living Age, is on our
satAble. Some Of the principal chapters are
Researches might, My Lady Ludlow, College
a.FheatEicalsb Maria Edgeworth, The Unown
Public, The Dramatic College, Villafrance,
China.
d Some Of these days, when We get more
leisure than We have now, We expect to chase
many aeWeqrye hourfwith looking over the week
q y numbers Of Little.
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Duane review Of the troops at Havana re-
Gently, seven shots. were fired at Coneha, the
the Captain General of Cuba. The last shot
came 50 near the head of the General that he
concluded toretire from the field.
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For Rent.

NIHAT desirable property near Mt Wood cemet.rv
IL known rs the King property. The dwelling contSiys
sglieient for large family. The lot
gaLden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enclosed
with an excellentfente. For terms applyto
,mh30-tf - "A. +. HULLIHEN
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us. ffights Niagata,s from Charleston, with
the negroes from the captured brig Echo, for
the coast Of Africa was spoken on tina 9Th inst
inIlat, So! 81, Ion. s. reportediall we'll ~
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ThR clerk Of the Washington county (Tenn.D
Court, in Hooking oversome old records a few
days since, came across the following entry.
dated May, 1888.
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s CEEnESs. 6re Inform that letters
received in this city from Richmond, report the
cOndiii6nof AlSs Clemens somewhat improved
since last THURSDAY.
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Tar aycrageof deaths maintain. = faarfplly
steady figure. and all owing to the arrival Of
strangers observes The New Orlaas Picayane oI
the 18th. -
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TnI jolliest brick alive, aud the most sensi
bic, is DR.. Hail -he says early rising is hum.
bug, uhhealtliy, and should not de indulgeIl in.
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TnE New York Hsdd Jaouts Mr.. Keitt for
his recent speech in South Carolina, in relation
to the prohibition in the English. Kansas hill
and intimates that Mr.. Buchanan has no iayors
to ask of the fire eatsrsR
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1ldren's Fancy Caps.
AARGE assortment Yonth,s Chfdren'S and Infanls'
and opening at AYerys PGS'-
Hat and Cap stose, 146 Main g. eelng Va.
81. AVERY. Z
III 9s1ER9. 0FiALL,KtNDs SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS,
17S1IS fCHAHA 1EEoKTTEss HANDKER
and Gentse notions generally sale ~
$500 Dr. TIL. HUGHES,
y=.SEss y IS cor. Monroe Water sts.
" ilATS-Mix Brown Braid and EeghoTn
~ senesah Rsscrtn1eht just resolved. t.sS
'Ss BLISS CAHIPRRI.L NJ anSt'
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EMBROIDERED g ooDS-Linen, Jaconet and Swiss
And 1hsertngs, Collars Sleeves HaadkeF-
mise, om's Caps Under Shirts, reCeivedby
Sep11 MARSH d TAYLOR
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TWO Houses John trest, one House Hampton 1t
several on Quincy sttest and dwelling house and
and Market Alley. Enquire Jacob Aulls, near the cor
..ialysot! JOHN BRUCE.
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+ a German, of cultivated mind and poetic
temperament, drowned himself in the Miami
Canal for Jealousy. of his wife, a young woman,
whom he found kissing the brow of her first
love and! nursing his manly head in her lap.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

"IIoLEY CHEEK WGLLIAMs."-A rich scene
occurred in the Police Court room this morn
ing, during the examination of Henry VIM.
Wright alias Holey Cheek Williams It will
be remembered by the readers of our local
columns, that the defendant has been fire.
quently convicted before the Municipal Court
of this city. Again, on Monday evening, he
was arrested by officers Lees and Johnson on
a charge of having stolen an oyercoat, the
property of Mr.. Collins, of the Sherif's office.
The coat together with a new vest and neck
tie were stolen from his boarding house, and
the former pawned at the establishment of
III. Marks, on Washington street The latter
was called to the witness stand by the prose.
cution for the purpose of identifying "lIoley
Cheek as the party who pawned the same.
This the elderly witness was not unable to
do, although he repeatedly testified that his
face was familiar and that he had seen him
in his office. The defendant was then com
PEELED to put on slouched hat which he
wore. The pawnbroker arrived, and said
that looks move like him. lie was then clad
in the overcoat, when the features of the
pawnbroker again relaxed, and he declared
that "to be very like him indeed"
Meantime, ,Holey Check" persisted in in
terrupting the witness, by saying that he
was never in a pawnbrokers office in his life.
The Judge told him that he thought him too
smart to go there either, and as no evidence
of a positive character was adducod to show
that "Holey Check did pawn the coat h,
was discharged, and the n.opertv restored o.
the 0wner.-AHa TucSdau
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

THE HOSPITAL OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
We had al opportunity, during the past
week, of observing the management of the
above institution, which was established in
this city in the month of May last The
same kindness and attention to the wants OF
the sick-the constant watchfulness, and
cPreful supervision of the most minute details
connected with the sick room-which char
acterize the eXertions of these self. f.sacrifcing,
God devoted ladies, the Sisters If Charity,
wherever they have established asylums for
the relief Of suffering humanity, is conspicu.
Gus here. No care is spared to minister to
the wants of the afflicted. The ceaseless
nght-vigil tends the bed of the patient, and
the burning fever is quenched by the healing
medicine administered 10y the hands of these
mnistering angels Devoting themselves to
alleviate the ills of our common nature, these
ladies noiselessly and ostentatiously perform
their self.imposed task, trusting for their re
ward to the Father who seeth in secret, but
who shall reward them openly.
The benefits conferred on our community
since the establishment of the Hospital of the
Sisters of Charity, constitute a strong appeal
to each citizen to come forward, and contrib
ute for the enlargement of the hospital and
so lH'Ecdee tHe opportunity vi thcse laulcs
to enlarge the sphere of their, we must say
unappreciated usefulness
Since the establishment of the hospital,
there have been admitted ffty.two patients,
as county patients, the Board of Supervisors
having arranged with the Sisters of Charity
to take care of the INDECENT sick of the coun-
ty. There have also been admitted eleven
private patients During that time only ten
have died.
1t is intended to increase the accommoda-
tion of the hospital, SO as to have three pri-
vate rooms We may state that, for private
patients, who desire to avail themselves of
the careful nursing of the establishment, and
who wish to have a private room, the charge
is only 81 90 per day. To private patients
in the ward, 81 5s. Dr. Griffin is the visit
ing physician of the hospital, assisted by Dr.
Welsh. Patients who desire it, may have
the attendance of other medical gentlemen.
Los AngeleS Star.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-30

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CoNvENTIoN-A dis
| patch in the Missouri Democrat, dated Pc
tersburg, Va, December 2Sth, says
The attendance here to-day, at the Demo
cratic State Convention for the nomination
of Governor, and other State officers, was
immense. Phoenix Hall was crowded nearly
to suffocation, with delegates from nearly
every city and county in the State After a
stormy time, a temporary organization was
effected by the choice Of Col. A. G. Butts Of
Petersburg, as Chairman. A committee of
one delegate f-om each Congressional district
was appointed to report officers for perma-
nent organization.
The Convention took q recess till p. NJ.
On the re.assemblmg of the Convention,
the committee reported a series of resolutions
and nominated officers for permanent organ
ization. An excited debate ensued, which
was continued for two hours, and a scene of
great confusion took place. Several dele
gates who attempted to speak, were silenced
by the clapping of hands shouts and Kisses.
Mr. Leake, of Stafford at length gained
the attention of the Convention, and order
was restored.
The committees nomination of Thomas NJ
Amber Of Louisiana, was accepted by ac-
clamation. The Convention then adjourned
till S o'clock tonight, This is the largest
Convention by several hundred ever assem-
Oled in this State.