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San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
State Ticket.

For GOUeTn0r
JOHN CURREY. ......... of solano.
For Lieutenant Governor,
John Conness .............o of El Dorado.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Royal I. Sprague.......... .............of Shasta.
For Congress,
Joseph C. Mczibben. ............of Sierra
Samuel A. Booker of San joaquin
For Stale Treasurer
Josiah Johnson. ................of Sacramento.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
Joseph Powell ......... ..of Sacramento.
For ControlIer,
George Pearce. ....s....of Sonoma.
For 1ttorney General,
Edmund Randolph. h......... of San Francisco.
For State Printer
John U Meara 49,. ..........o of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General
James Long ...of Butte.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A. Il. Meyers ........................ of Alameda.
DISTRICT TICKET AmadOr and CalayeraS.
For District Judge-l6h District,
VIM. H. Badgley y..,........"...of Calaveras.
For State Senator
VIM. L. McKinl, ,...................o of Amador.
County Ticket.
For Clerk......... ...........W WM II. HANFORD
For Treasurer. e. l.. STEVENSON
For Sheriff. ......... ......... GEORGE G. TRYON.
For assessor sor.................... GEORGE ROOT.
IN. N. MITCHELL,
p. BURRELL.
For District AHorney j. GATEWOOD.
For Public Administrator. w. GRISWOLD.
For Supervisor, ist Dist ...... "A. T. DRAKE
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
ESTRAY NOTICE!

FTfE STRAYED, from the residence of
IL the subscriber, on the South Fork of
the Calaveras. in November last, LIGHT
RED AMERICAN COW, with white face,
red around both eyes, turned-in horns. and
branded MI N on the right hip. She probably
had calf in March last. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning the above de-
scribed animal, or giving information to the
subscriber at the South Fork of the Calaveras
river, or at this Office.
MARK McNICHOLAS.
San Andreas, May 7th, 1889. ma7-tf
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

A BITTER MourHFuL. - The Yreka Union
says the Standard is chawing the Sacramento
Union up. The latter is evidently b;t,er
mouthful to the Standard.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
LUMBER CHEAP FOR CASH F!
Ell DORADO STEAM SAW MILL
NEW FEATURE-CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED !!
Lumber at Greatly Reduced Pri-
CeS from the Present Rates!

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS DETERMINED
IL that on and after the first day OF July, he
will sell lumber at such greatly reduced prices
from the present rates, as will justify all par
ties in paying cash for their lumber.
being confident that by selling for cash, it
will enable me to sell at such rates rs will
induce all parties who in want of lumber,
either in large small quantities, to purchase
of me.
Being confident also, that the credit system.
as heretofore adopted was unjust to those
parties who purchased for cash, as it COM
PEELED lumber merchants to sell at such high
rates in order to cover losses sustained by the
system OF unlimited credit which is granted
at the present time.
have now on hand, at my yard, in San
Andreas, and also at the Mill large and va
ried assortment of all qualities and sizes of
lumber, and am prepared to deliver all orders
promptly | have also on hand a good sup
ply of Long and Short Shingles.
B9S All parties who are indebted to the
subscriber are respectfully requested to call
and make immediate settlement, as my bust
ness. for the future, will be done on differ
ent basis.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
San Andreas June 80, 80. jy2 If
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

HSSy~ We are authorized to announce the
name OF George w. Halsey, cf Cave
City, as an independent candidate for the of
flee of County Treasurer at the ensuing Sep
tember election. ieI8
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

G. T. KEMPER, Plaintiff,
G. w. SMITH, NJ. FERGUSON AND II. E. LINDSEY,
Defendants
HBY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF SALE IS
ID sued out of said Court in the above ac-
ton, on judgment and decree therein, direc-
ted and delivered, by which am commanded
to sell the following described premises and
property, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to satisfy the sum of One Thousand
Dollars, with interest at the rate of ten per
cent per annum from the first day of Februa-
ry, 1858, together with costs of suit, amount
ing to the sum of Seventy-two dollars and fif-
teen cents, and accrung costs under this de-
cree, have levied upon and will expose for
sale, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of august, 1859,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ, and 4
clock, p NJ, at the COURTEOUS door, at
Mokelumne Hill in the county of Calaveras,
for cash in hand, to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said decree of sale and all costs
One undivided third part of a certain Quartz
Mining Claim, situated ir Angels, Calaveras
county, California, and lying and being al the
head of Dead Horse diggings in China Gulch,
and on the western slope thereof, and bounded
on the north by NJ. Hill & Co.'s claim, and on
the south by what is known as Saunders &
Co.'s claim; said claim is two hundred and
seventy feet, more or less, upon the lead, and
three hundred feet in width, with all tene-
ments, Improvements and advantages.
d. L. MULFORD, Sheriff
Calaveras county.
By R. H. PAUL, UnGer-Sherff.
nat tod Mol T,1, n On
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

6sS% We are authorized to announce Geo.
q. TryOn, of Fourth Crossing, as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of Sheriff of
Calaveras county at the approaching Sepiem-
Der election. myl4
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

Wholesale and Retail,
SNVlTE the attention of families, hotel keen
IL erS, steamboat and ship owners, mining
and manufacturing companies, ranchmen, and
the directors of public institutions generally.
to their extensive stock of
b b ID S A n d B z d DIN
Embracing in part their celebrated premium
and patent spring beds, feather hair, moss,
wool. pulu and straw mattresses of every size
holsters and pillows Ready made bed, pillow
and bolster ticks cotton and linen sheets
pillow and bolster slips-all sizes and qualities
white, red blue, green, gray; Mackanaw
and Navy blankets various styles of white,
family and crib blankets pink, blue, orange,
purple and white spreads; Marseilles quilts,
Manchester and Lancaster counterpains and
berth quilts comforters in great variety table
cloths, napkins and towels; bedsteads, bed
lounges and cots; also, feather, hair, moss.
wool and pulu furniture prints tickings cot
ton and linen sheetings; bed lace, bed springs
&c, &c.
COLLINS q CO.'Smanufacturing facilities
are so extensive that they can fill the largest
orders at few hours notice. Dealers and con-
sumers are respectfully invited to examine
their Goods and Prices before purchasing else
where.
Orders accompanied with the cash, and de-
scrlbing goods required, will be promptly at
tended to.
The Mechanics Institute, at its last indus-
trial exhibition, awarded Collins & Co. the first
premium for their mattresses and bedding.
DSA. Goods delivered at the steamer free of
charge. Tmar 5:ly:3m49
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
HOTEL ENTERNATIONAL,

VFvHE UNDERSIGNED invites the attention
Il of the Travelling Public, and strangers in
particular. to the merits of this house. 1t was
established under .he present management on
the lst day of January, 1857, as
A First Class Hotel in Every Particular.
The Lessee and Manager, with a delicacy
not wishing to encroach upon the merits OF
other houses, cannot but recall the marked fa-
vor with which his enterprise has been re-
ceived by discriminating public, in a con-
stantly increasing patronage of the FIRST
RESPECTABILITY, showing conclusively the
SUPERIOR MODE in which the Hotel is con-
Quoted
1t is contiguous to all of the most popular
places of amusement, the principal thorough
fares, the fashionable promenades and steam
boat landings; thus rendering it at all times
the most
Desirable Stopping Place for Families and SIN
gle Gentlemen
During their sojourn in San Francisco.
Single Rooms, with full Board, $3.50 per
day. JOHN j. HALEY, Proprietor.
The International Hotel Coach is in at
tendance at all hours, to convey Passengers TO
and from the Hotel, for 81 each, including
baggage. jy 3O-5is
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

FRUIT, FRUIT.-Thanks to Mr.. Jos. kerns,
and to Mr.. Oppenheimer of San Andreas, for
very liberal compliments during the past in
the way of fruit, melons, &c.
FIRE NEAR SALT SpRIxe vALLEy.-The
mouse OF 3. r. Marshall, about thirty miles from
Stockton, in this county, was burned on the
night of August 22d
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
DRUGS and MEDICINES.

Having recently completed business arrange
ments by which one of our firm will reside in
New York for the purpose of selecting and
forwarding goods for our own trade, we are
enabled to offer superior advantages to purcha-
sers, as we shall, at all times. have the benefit
of changes in the market and can guarantee
all articles of our own selection to be fresh
and genuine. -
We respectfully solicit the attention of the
Trade, as our long experience in the Drug
business of California, and our present COM
plete arrangements for purchasing in the East,
will, we are confident, enable us to offer such
inducements as will give perfect satisfaction
to all who may favor us with their orders.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
Special n otife5.


E9r. Il. j. CSapEay.-The number Of those whC
have sacrificed the joys and pleasures of society to crafty
transitory desire for excitement has been est
mated. If they had BEEN the labors of those who have
ventured in spite of caumny and detracon, to cnnnt
themselves to THAT field of medical research embraced
under the head of chronic diseases would be much bet
ter appreciated than they Lave hitherto been by the
world at large The efforts of Ricord Sanger and
CZapKaythe iiiustrious opponents of that branch
of science are however dispeng the msts of prejudice
which rendered the treatment of private diseases for
hidden subject to the general public, and those famous
practitioners stand forth i'll the light Of beneactors
of their In this State the of DR. Cap
kay has been marked that envy and detracon have
done their best to interfere with his prospects, but his
skill physician had already been we'll established
that he beyond the reach of his enemies shafts Grad
uating at the University of Pesth with the highest hon
he served upon the Medical Staff Of the Hungarian
Army, under Kossuh and coming afterwards to Amer
ca entered at upon the practice of his profession
He obtained from the Medical College, of Philadelphia
Diploma and the honorary title of A. E., and at present
enjoys, through Lis skill. the esteem and confidence Of
thousands of the leading citizens of California.
He may be at his Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. Leidesdorff, San Francisco
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

AsB w. }. GateSvoOd, announces
himself as candidate for the Office of District
Attorney of Caiaveras county, subject to the
decision of the People at the next general
election. s nv 81
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
WAR, PESTILENCE AND FAMINE /

A s EVERY MAN SHOULD BE FORTI-
IN ed against the dire results which NAV
arise from the war in Europe, the world IS
hereby notified that M. Abraham has
just received and offers for sale, at the lowest
market rates, large assortment of
Mems, WOmens' and ChiIdrens,
EGll summer Clothing, ~
wy BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, -
and every article adapted to this market.
B9rCall and examine, at his store, in Odd
Fellows building, Main street, San Andreas.
San Andreas July lst, 1859. je ls-tf
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27
SAaeEEG's Sale
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
County of Calaveras, 90
In the District Court, 18th District, in and for
CdtarerdS c0unty.
G. F. KEMPER, Plaintiff
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

ps% We are authorized to announce j.
VI. Thompson, of Jenny Lind, as can
didate for the Office of Justice OF the Peace, in
Township No. 10, at the ensuing September
election. my2l
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

Be3S Editor Independent: Please announce
the name of ThOs. L.. Lindsay MS cam
di'iate for the office of Constable of 9Th Town
ship, Calaveras county, at the coming Septem-
Der election, by the request Of
JED MANY FRIENDS.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

RaF We are authorized to announce f..
Il. Lake, of North Branch, as candidate
for the office of Tax Collectorin Township No.
., at the approaching September election.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

Bsg@ We are authorized to announce the
name of A. Il. Drake. of Campo Seco, as
an udependent candidate for the Office of Su-
pervisor, in District No. l, Calaveras county,
at the ensuing September election. my2l
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

I. o. of o. F.-Big Tree Lodge No 68
l. O. O. F.. (Murphy's,) meets regularly >Aa
cry Friday evening Members and visit gAE
ing Brothers good standing fraternaly invited to
attend. VOLNE1 SuEARER, N. G.
JAMES STIvER, Secretary. aug7
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-27

By R. H. PAUL, UnGer-Sheriff.
Dated Mok. Hill, July 2Sth, 1859. i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
Recent state Events.

WIN. CLAYTON, of Greensburg, Conn.,, was
crushed to death by falling rocks, at Sonora, on
the oath. RICu quartz diggings have been dis
covered on the North Fork of Tuolumne river
-. MICHAEL BUTLER, drunken brute, in San
Francisco, struck little girl and was fined $50
.. TnE Alleghanians are singing in San Fran
cisco ."CArrTAL' Lodge of Odd Fellows was
organized In Sacramento on the 10th. Tue
residence of Robert S. Lenville, near Lafayette
Contra Costa county, was destroyed by fire on the
7th His wife and two children were burned to
death BurTERFIEtp X Co. recommended on
Wednesday, the Sth, running tri-weekly line of
stages on the Overland route to st. Louis and
Memphis. WM MORRIS, aas Tpperary Bill,
was hung at San Francisco on the 10th. The ex-
ecution was private-only about 100 persons
present. A tclegraphic dispatch to the Standard
SAYS he was calm and possessed, and gives his
remarks from the scatold " GENrLEMEN-lw wish
you all to understand that have no written or
verbal statement to make to you, My past lswlth
my God, and for II offer this life rs a sacrifice
forgive every one, and may God bless you all
This Is alp :. THE overland mail took away
4,0S9 letters on the 10th. -. YREKA,-Ed. Blake,
formerly of this place. has commenced business
there. NJ. S. Latham was there last week. lee
tioneering. Mrs. j. W. Brown acknowledges re-
ceipt of S49650, to the Mount Vernon Fund. ...
G. G. WooDw ARp, u San Francisco printer cut his
throat with razor on tho nth, and died .. A
CHIMNEY took fire at Yreka the other day Stark
and Phelps have commenced n four weeks en-
gagemcnt at Yreka. .CHAs. WORrH pushed a
hurdy guTdy girl out Of store, roughly, In san
Francisco, aud was fined $40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
NJ f. w M USIC!

M WITH THEE STILL :" ballad words
1 by Mrs. A. NJ. Edmonds first published in c
'e Nother's Journal, music by Augustus Gull :
he Wilds OF the West Kind Words can never a
fr Is stated that while the inspectors were
counting the ballots on Monday night, an ardent
admrer of our City Marshal watched the pro
ceedings for while with intense earnestness. Al
length painfu, idea seemed to break In upor
him, and with eyes staring wildly he rushed furi
ously down street until he met gentleman tC
whom he spoke incoherently the following: "Ah
Mac, it's all up wild Alleck-they're countin' The
votes NV a chap called Tally, that's jist scorln
him out, sure.--P PiaceDWe Observer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

sPURN THE TEMPTER

Place your hands in mine, dear
With their rose-leaf touch
If you heed my warning,
1t will spare you much.
All with just such smiling,
Unbelieving eyes,
Years ago l heard it!
You should be more wise,
You have one great treasure,
Joy Tor all your life
Do not let il perish
In one reckless strlIe>
Do not venture all, child,
In one frail, weak heart;
So, through any shipwreck,
You may save a part.
Where your soul is tempted
Most to trust your fate,
There with double caution
Linger, fear, and wait.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
OBJ Grimitp goutnal.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, Juae Is, 1850.

"WmL LOVE Him ANYHOW l''-" Sallie" re-
sides in New Albany, Indiana, and her uncle
lives in Weaverville. She is a young lady OF
very fine attanments, and judging from her
prettily written letter, (Which we have been per-
mitted to read-but wouldn't have her know it,,
for the world) should say she was a kind-heort-
ed and sensible girl. "Sallie" thinks she would
like California, and wants to get married pretty
bad, provided-her husband shall be what is here
after described
He must not be pery small not over thirty.
FIVE years old must not chew tobacco, or drink
luuor of any kind. He mag smoke, but not to
excess. He need not be hand some unless he
possesses the above qualities in connection. If
he has them, beauty will not be an objection
Could you fnd one to answer my description, |
care not how ugly he is, wW lore him anyhoto
But be must be kind and charitable not eXtrav-
agant. As to wealth, so he has enough to keep
me from starving, it is all want. To conclude,
81 want heart whose every tone
OF pure affection will me bless,
That loves me for myself alone,
And not for what | might possess
heart consulted to the mind,
That's learned, religious, wise and free,
That's large enough for all mankind.
Yet small enough to love but ME-"
When you find such a one send me his name
and address,"
Who will say that Sallie" is not loveabe
girl. We expect there will be numerous Nppli-
cations
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18
eox SIDE MAIN ST;
WEAVTRVtLIE.

AM NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL KEEP
constantly ON band, large and choice stock OF
ugs and Medicines,
Books and Stationeiy
Perfuniery and Toilet Articles
Musical Instruments and Findings
'ys and Fancy Goods,
Fine Cutlery, Cards Dice, &c, &c.
lich will guarantee cannot be SURPASSED in
Northern California for
JRIIr, .EIPELLE.hCE and CkE1PNESS.
no Call and see and be convinced,
fhys'c'dns Prescriptions prepared by careful
competent Druggist. II. A. FAGG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Yo SEMITE CoUNrRY.-A correspondent of the
San Francisco National describes Eden Valley
Mariposa county:
The trees gradually increase in size as the cen
ter of the forest is being reached A hundred
and fifty, or more Of them have been carefully
measured from so to l20 feet in cir
cumferencC, and towering, many of them, between
three and four hundred feet heavenward. "IIere,
beyond doubt" says the informant, lis the
mightest forest now known" 1t is believed by
many, however, that even larger trees are to be
found further south in the region of the source
o. the Four Creeks aud Kings river. Another
glorious sight on the Mariposa trail is obtained
near the last summit before descending into the
valley, at Inspiration Point" where all the
picturesque beauty and sublimity of the Yo Semitic
first bursts upon the view. Here are beheld the
huge, cloud capped temples of granite, towering
more than four thousand feet--the cascades and
lower falls, and masses of spray rising mountain.
high from the river bcds-these scenes of gran
deur, and the green fields and lawns lying in
placid beauty below, the meandering Merced, the
stately pines and groves of oak and fir all com.
bine to produce picture which the rest of earth
cannot parallel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

A Coon WOMAN ON MARKET REPORTs,--Mrs.
Perkins says she never can understand these 'ere
market reports. She can understand how cheese
can be lively and pork actve--that is, before 1t
Is dead-and feathers can be drooping--that s,
il it's raining but how whisky can be steady or
hops quiet, or spirits dull, she can see nuther,
how lard can be firm in warm weather, nor iron
unsettled, potatoes depressed, nor flour rising
less there had been yeast put into it-some-
times il would not rise even then.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

KEEP'IT UP.-The San Francisco Bulletin learns
from China merchant pretty extensively en-
gagged in forwarding bis countrymen from Cali
forna to British Columbia, that the news he has
received from the mines is sufficiently favorable
to encourage the immigration of that class of
miners from California and Chna to these Colo
nies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

AT the conclusion Of marriage in village
church, the bridegroom signed the register with
his Il mark. The pretty young bride did the
same and then turning to young lady who
had known her as the best scholar in school, whis
pered to her, while tears of honest love and ad
miration stood in her bright eyes, " He's dear
fellow, Miss, but cannot write. He's going TO
learn of me, and would not shame him for the
world" Something strangely winning is there
in the above bonnie episode of village life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

MATRmoNY Is one of the most sacred institu
tons known among men II is the safeguard OF
virtue, the foundation stone Of inheritance and
honorable lineage and every record OF so i'm
portant an event is one which deeply affects the
welfare and stability of society.-S. r. Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

AN AWFUL WEAPoS.A Dahlgreen gun, at
Norfolk, thrty-two FOUNDER, can be so accurate
y directed as to hit the size Of man at the dis
tance of six miles. These Dahgreen guns are
terrible stingers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

THE DIGGISGs ARE HUMBUG. Mr. W. 8.
Canty, of this place, permits us to publish the
following extract from letter written by rela-
tive now on Frazer river:
al have been running boat up the river ever
since came here, and have not made a cent du-
ring the time (nearly year, Everybody is
leaving who can get away The diggngs are a
humbug they never will pay anybody but Chi
namen men can scarcely make living, and
would leave to-day If it were possible. O. l..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

CoMING, FAsT.-The Orizaba arrived on Sunday
with nearly thousand assengers-swelng the
arrivals in the past fortnight to over two thou
sand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

DANIEL II. JOHNSON, of New York, has been
awarded the contract for carrying the mail be-
tween New York and New Orleans and San Fran
cisco, for $l62, 900. The contract is for nine
months, and the schedule time is % days from
New York and 20 from New Orleans. The mail
is to be carried by the way Of Nicaragua.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

SHERIFF FAm--A correspondent of the San
Francisco .Ncos contradicts the statement that
Mr.. Fair Is a deiaulter TO the tune Of 100000,
and says: "Mr. Fair settled with the County
Treasurer Of Siskiyou, day or two before he left
Yreka, and paid over to him over twelve thou
sand dollars at that time, and, am informed by
persons who ought to know, that Mr.. Fair does
not owe the county OF Siskiyou one single dollar.
lie owes, probably, 100000 to private parties,
but he has left nearly, II not quite property
enough to pay all his debts, aud it is firmly be-
lieved by his friends that he has not absconded,
but that he has been murdered"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

LETTERS received at Washington from sources
entitled to credit mention rumors prevail in por
tions of Italy that the Pope might be compelled to
take refuge in the United States. Our Ministers
at Rome and Naples speak of IT as highly proba-
BILE, owing to the unsettled aud precarlOus condi
ton of things.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

HENRY WAPPNER.-IThis man, awaiting execu-
tion in the county jail for the murder of Louise
Volmer, seems to be possessed Of the most stoical
indifference as regards bis fate He smokes his
pipe in the cell as calmly as though he were not
afraid of Deaths f. National
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

A Boys CoMP0sTIoN--" On the Seasons
There is four seasons spring, summer, autumn
and winter. They are all pleasant Some people
like the spring best but as for me give me lib
erty, or give me death The end"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-18

Mrs, ANTONETrE BRowN BLACKWELL preached
in Boston on the 2ith Of April, supplying Rev.
Theodore Parker's desk The .Alas says the
sermon" was smooth, pleasant and wOmanly,
not striking Her only ornament of dress was a
velvet rosette. She made an excellent impression.