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San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
Vallecito Destroyed by Fire Loss
$56. 900!

The town of Vallecito, in the southern part
of Calaveras county, was almost totally des-
troyed by fire on Friday evening, 18th inst
The fire broke out at o'clock. One man was
SO badly burned that he expired next day, and
two others were severely burned-one of
them is not expected to recover.
The fire originated near the center of the
town, in the store of Madame Belzance, where
Mr.. Mondot, an employee. was drawing some
alcohol, the fumes of which caught fire from
lighted candle and flashed in his face He
fell back upon the floor, and a number of per-
sons rushed into the room to his assistance
The flames had reached can of camphene,
which exploded and completely enyeloped the
party and filled the building. NJ. Balance,
his wife and small girl, were thrown out at
the back door of the building by the force of
the explosion Messrs. Mondot and Bonny
were thrown out at the front door. The clothes
of these latter gentlemen were all on fire but
were soon torn from their bodies or extingush-
ed by Mr. Charles Norris and others. Mr..
Mondot was horribly burned When the
clothes were torn from him. the skin parted
from his flesh. He was conveyed to house
near by, from which he broke in great agony,
and ran to a reservoir on the fiat, into which
he plunged and remained for upwards of an
hour, no one knowing where he had gone, and
| supposed by many to have perished in the
fire. Mesrs. D. Clark and L. Simms found him
near the reservoir, with no one near him but
Madame Balance who was endeavoring to car
ry him to a house on the bank of the creek
He was carried to the lumber Office of Dckin-
son l. Co., where he expired.
Mr.. Balance is badly burned; Mr.. Bonny's
! left side, hand and arm also; and but for the
presence of mind and promptitude of Mr.. Nor
ris, he would in all probability have lost his
phene aud in flame
The blowing up of the camphene scattered
the fire for rods around, and instantly ignited
the adjoining building and the Masonic Hall.
posed of very light and combustible material
soon rendered it impossible to save those in
the vicinity. A light breeze from the north
west sent the flames in the direction of the
Main street, carrying everything before it save
the fre-proof buildings of Messrs. Donnelly;
Alfretz; Cohn Levy; and VIM. Krause. Al
the latter premises the fire was prevented from
progressing farther by Mr. Krause who had
one of Barkers Force Pumps in his well, which
was manned by a stout set of boys, ard con-
stant stream kept on the large wooden hall o.
the Gesang Vereins, thereby saving the entire
lower part of the town.
Messrs. Cohn & Levy had fifty men pumping
and carrying water into the back door of theil
store, and by this means kept the front door
from springing, which saved the store-houst
and an immense stock of goods from destruc.
ton. AS is, their goods is somewhat dam.
aged.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

Birth-On the 18th inst, the wife of ].
Benjamin, Esq, of this place, of son.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
TOWN REBUILDING.

TOWN REBUILDING.
From present appearances it will be but a
short time before all traces of the fire will be
obiterated, and the buildings will be much
better and the street arrangements of the town
greatly improved. On Monday last, only two
days after the fire. Justus Hoover had an ex-
cellent building nearly completed. Several
gentlemen occupying wooden buildings, for
merly, contemplate erecting stone structures
Mr.. Pendergrast, postmaster, saved all the
mail matter and about six hundred dollars
worth of goods, chiefly stationery, which was
stored in the same room. With that spirit OF
kindness for which he is proverbial Mr.. P.
shared his bed, ION the ground) with the wri-
ter.
Mr.. Hohenchild did not save dollars worth
of property. Messrs. Eckleman & Wendroth
saved but little; and many others have lost in
an hour what it took years of toll to accumu-
late.
The citizens extend their thanks to Mr..
Harvey, of Washington Flat for kind atten-
tions; also, to Messrs. Reynard & Metz and
other gentlemen of Murphys, for timely atten-
tons in supplying provisions.
FOR some of the facts connected with the
nre we are indebted to an extra issued by Mr..
heckendorn, of Valecito, from which source
we CLEAN the following:
ooR oFFlcE-The fire occurring within
t;. uools ol our office, it was rather rushing
:. - "i'n us 70 save our material. Some of
- We aescuea AT the risk ofa scorching of that
part "here : the wool ought to grow We
are out trifle, but as we saved
aud the good people of Murphys bread ne ~a
do not complain at the loss of few ,vnas
&C. This is only the third time we have hes, rs,,
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CANDIDATE NOTICES !:

B4E~ We are authorized to announce Es. e.
Brown, of Valecito, as a candidate for
the office Tax Collector in Township No O.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

Chas. r. Bowen & Bro,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
Hunter street. Stockton,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries and Provisions
Ranch Butter,
CHEESE, EGGS, DRIED FRUITS,
Fancy Groceries, &C., &c., &c.
EHAS. R. BOWEN L BRO. have on hand a
" large and we'll assorted stock of choice
Ranch and Family Groceries, which they offer
at twhoesale and retail, at SAN FRANCISCO
PRICES.
SUGAR-Crushed, in bbls and % ID. boxes,
Pulverized do. for bar purposes.
New Orleans in hhds. and hbls,
China and Batavia in mats.
PORK-Clear and Mess in bbs and hf bbIs.
LARD-Extra leaf In kegs and cans Cali
fornia do.
HAMS-Billings' sugar cured and brine, in
brine.
SYRUP-Golden and East Boston, in kegs
and on draught.
RICE-China and Carolina, bbls. and mats.
FLOUR-All the popular domestic brands.
CORN NEAL, Buckwheat and Rice Flour,
Hominy, &c, &c.
COFFEE-Green, Rio and Java also, YER
nard's ground coffee,
RANCH b BU7TER-And Eastern butter in
pkgs. to suit.
POT4 4TOES-B Beans, onions, barley, oats.
BARLEY-Gro. feed, chicken feed, &C., &c.
TONG UES AND SOUNDS, mackerel in
kits, Goldfish.
OYS7lERS-Lohsters, CLANS and sardines,
in cases and cans.
RANCH, WOODEN & HARDWARE.
BUTTER MOULDS AND PRLNTS-A
new article, economizing time and labor;
butter bowls, ladies, buckets, milk pans.
AKES-Forks, spades, shovels, picks and
helves, &c, &C. &c.
POWDER AND SHOT.
BLASTING and sporting powder, safety
fuse, shot, caps, &c.
BOTTL E ID EXTRA C7'S-Whole and
ground spices, bird seeds, tapioca, pearl bar
lev sagr, farina, corn starch, &C., &C. &C.
Household UtenSilS-Choice east-
ern and California brooms, mouse traps, stone
jugs and jars, tin cans, wooden bottles, steak
mauIs, market baskets, mops, stove, floor and
dust brushes, twine, spice boxes, can pals,
wire selves, buckets, whisp brooms, demijohns,
choping trays and knives. &c. &c.
Preserves. jellies, jams pie-fruits, fresh
peaches, pine apples, fresh tomatoes, green
corn currantS, straw berries, cherries and quin-
ces, in cases and cans.
choice Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal Purposes, Falkirk ale, porter,
aromatic schnapps, Oregon cider, cordials, &C.,
&C., of superior qualities.
Teas, Teas, Teas.
for sale by the chest, box and at retail. G. K.
Bowen & Bro. offer for sale the best stock of
Tea to be found in Stoc%- -e's selected
with care froY
petent. jud
Parties
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5olietp n otifes.

Hesperian Camp No. Al. I. o. OF &,
meets every second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
each month. j. A. TAFT O. r.
c. II. INGALLS,, Secretary. ie11
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
State Ticket.

StdeC AASNOas
For Gopernor,
JOHN CURREY. ........ of Solano.
For Lieutenant Governor,
John Conness ...of El Dorado.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
Royal I. Sprague. ....''....."of Shasta,
For Congress-,
Joseph G. McKibben..............ofS ..of Sierra.
Samuel A. Booker r..........,., of San Joaquin.
For State Treasurer,
Josiah Johnson ........of Sacramento.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
Joseph Powell ......... ...of Sacramento.
For Controller,
George Pearce. .........of Sonoma.
For 4ttorney General
Edmund Randolph of San Francisco.
For State Printer,
John O Meara ....of San Francisco
For Surveyor General,
James Long ............of Butte
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A. II. Meyers .............. ......... of Alameda
DISTRICT TICKET = Amador and Calayeras
For District Judge-l6h District,
VIM. H. Badgley ..................of Calaveras
For State Senator.
VIM. L. McKim, ..................o Amador
County Ticket.
! For Clerk WIN. H. HANFORD
For Treasurer. ..........E. L. STEVENSON
For Sheriff. ......... ......GEORGE C. TRYON
For Assessor. GEORGE ROOT
IN. n. MITCHELL
?. BURRELL.
For District attorney. NV. J. GATEWOOD
For Public administrator. 81 w GRISWOLD
For Supervisor, ist Dist ........ "A. T. DRAKE
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rHE srArE OF EUsapE

4
The last Foreign adsises lsays but little
donbt Of an impending conflict in EproPs
The tone 81 The dsbste ou.tbe opening 81 the
British Parliamsn,, Is not, y my means, cal
cnlated 10 IL 81 the general apprehension. =.
Lord Paitnegston, who would hold Englapd
back from any interference gainst Ftance, 4
lie could, was compelled 70 admit that lwar IS
pfobabIes Lo,d Derby, who i the friend Of
austrsss was faf more pef;iiss - The opinion
tiiat the danger Is imminent The London
and Liverpool papers are strong ID Tie cons
.viction that war Is unas oidatle. The Iude>
psbdsnse Besgs says
tslYar IN Itais is near II hand unless dipiotnacy,
III < eilntst elorf shall succeed arresiing the
dsnser aud rendering useless the preparations for
aasmpeig which sgs Faips forward g oLce 10
Austria, PiS amont ana Sc.
in Frarce. sarai pstria and England,
tle most eeiive pfepal are on fool. whieb
GA have 10 OIL jses bnt France and sa,~
dsSia, on one side, and Austria and eyentuai-
Iy Frassis, on The other, kish England on The
west, aud Russia on tlls east, awaiting the full
dsvelopnsnt ot events The eontest, if it
CONES, wiiispe on i sralo Of g ndeur equeIed.
only BY the camps sgfs u the fitst Napoleon.
+. ,.Asto the condition ef affairs in Mexico,
stIsb See nj = bssin one rPetual couditien
5of ofihtestine feud within and the ten ping ap-
ple.6f hupgr ccfnorsI silhout, tie follow
ing coudspssd account of affairs generally,
reaches d podsr Gates from New Orleans of
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] t3on. .IobI Letic,her.

The sB df6il Sent sel,S a rabid opposition
3p4,ssr, StlS lisissi u Goggih' Is own county,
sbefole il knew that Il i q Z OF an opposition
candidate would be ii The field, expressed its
honest synsiinents, ioltows
SC the Preersnrs given to
ipsss ti7 Oy lRs sse'segrg Setysni'on o
Il = : : - ssrssasl. NJ. y
si'si. slhr 9 every zen g q re
sw5fd.
He POSSESSES the IRE virtue Of being an
honest politician, a llpst cetniile naabls quail
il, 10 nne 10 whom az 10 be tt.istsd the dsss
si0ies of the State. We believe that, in the
exercise of his Execuiige tnuetens, he " y
consult his own seht OF public dufg, and
pursue the line IT t-iI,alpates bit be val
dsavor 10 dsciiar = dp ties faith as the
e Governor OF tie Statsssnd pot. OF. a slsque or
faction Believing Ills, IN the eseiit OF no
opposition candidate our ows, Pa " BENG
nominated, We pledge ste nest Jehps our vote
And hear What IL 4 Alexandria Gszslts7 a
leading and mos respectable opposilieh pa,
per, says on the same subject spfaklng Of.
the prospective action Of the Peterstprg Con-
yeptiou, the Gazl tie sid
It whs proper tist every citizen OF the
State should dsslrs tue very best selection pos-
si6le to 9 matls BY lhe Nominating Cclgsn.
/ on We have, on several occasions pre-
yiously, in looking over the paines Of he
gsntlem al spoken Of expressed our de-
ieisled trefeferoe lor Mr.. B-tche r--and, il
we are 70 h,,ye a democrat, do not hes
late again TO say thAt we prefer his election,
and believe that he would make an honest,
irelisbie, safe and excellent Chiel Magistrate.
We pfeiel bls domination and elec lou (al~
.Wass opposing that tli.te will be no Wing
IN oppos. tioss not from any political motive,
or from any nope iat il Will iuhuence OF ct,
fsci, nauonal ii Suse politics hereaile, bul
beeau VIZ know be d su, aud have every
contideucs 10 his inseerity. and every Fe"son
10 beI,eye that be would iuidi the duties oi
the sfics with abil Is, an devotion. to tho
honor and Interests ol the State. We are
sosfident that on tsis much talked q (feF ef-
fset) slavery question h Is as sound as day
1.on s,s tse coa, sonwsalth, md womb 90 rs
far is any man, 50 upheld lis right. A. cit
izens of fne Cosnnion ~ealib, equally Interest
ed with our political 9ppseasats, III having
8isfe.sess sill5suc Mad i''ri q I'VE choose 10
-f-H."
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PointIess sermons.

Ia one Of his ,iiscourssa, Johu Newton has
atfli- Ii,''y ren'ark
.AIanS sermons, ingenious OF Their k'nd,
ltias lie compared 70 letter put INTO the post
ffiee without direction ls addsesseei5'o
sSsboiy. owned ,y nebedF, and It q hundsFsl
sons ~ers tefead II, not ons Of them weu'si
;tsSink biasslf concerned in the eonten!ssz-
isssai,I, uhaieyer exeel ence Il may have. Lack
eI.is r qsi sits OF : sermon. = saks &
svtJTd nhleli las polished tiasie' : lesssea
Aiilt gorgeous ssebtiatd. bun YET wl.isnet
sitt, aud therefore, fbs rsai use. ss ne ssore-
f ettush prcPsrl presented paS
81 sfees to tie dividing asunder OF tue SOU.
isaI spirit; II i a difcerner oil The Thoughts
Ind fnsents of + I heart"
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IB \ oh IBF I ON.
gbarI9sf0lnlf lItrg ma
SATURDAY. MoRNINCs, nlIARcHi 5. 1850.
IHE FEKsic BILL.

"A
Some OF those. y ., IN gress and ont of
Cong are milking lotid 81 aptcry about
ttts exPead li,rss u the israI Goyerument,
saJ sssa ling hi administration therefor. aie
tbe slppostets snd aasosstes the Pension
stieE .tsly pass4d me House q Repre-,
sent sti se aud s nov pspdiag inithe. Senate.
show lis csatsei q ot the bill says the
AI, ( s1atia S sef saei these eeonomisss
ARE thus asIygcat tsdl, we5publish The eonclu-
lionsofs Cs,niniss i1ner E.hltinfs answer q
Tie The setsi aandiag
80 Enrllw % hin, hay saineint oi money
god pe neessssfy % liast The pi Visions soE
the bill.
After miInte and SEA- ching .feyisw Of the.
snlire subject, Tue Cornis IssioIier sums up Is
follows:
On the wbols i shou.r say IN answer 10
the 5pectiit que tons OF xie cominlttee ofsthes
u. The amount it wou1 Gle necessary to ap
sptepr ateiatil;e present session would be about
s2g 7eos 7ie!
q. IiiaI die ayerage sum. annually quisiisl
theleslsr would be bout s, s0eooo lor ten sil
years.
8 That the aggregate sum snecessoTy 70
extingoisf all GAINS that may be preferred
under the bill viii not be less than slo os, ,ooo,S
00o
d. That the increase in the clerical force of
The offiys wili.bs about double the present
number. aud tile exPenseiof such increase,ID
i.ludlg contingencies audtthe cdmPensailot.
OF a4ents for paving sersions, about $780,
600 per anouln: 81. s.
| am, with great respect, your ebedlent ser
want. GEO. C, WHITING, Gem. !.
We boldly ask, where is the public man
who dafes 10 stand Up in the face OF, such
facts, anu advocate sdch.a gilt Of the public
money in such times as tbese2 II, 10 adds
lion 10 such a vote, or such adyGcacy, he can
ARA tsn the administration for iarge eSpendis
9tores. he posstsses An suouot of faucy ettrou
te,y which may bssset down as among the
rafalgifIs. The Was 5lipgton U0on with a:
Inter but just fndig alton remarks;
s.'fiat. lssehht itllsylealF eee1onyl If he
BIZ should become law, The exfeniitures. Ct
.eoysfnms vi ~ pld at once run mp hirty mil
ions abovetbeir present figures; aud tlen We
st,5uld have !. tremendous QUERY from tb,s
yer, ecolGiulets who voted to this bill, at the
.axtfasaaalipe of tbs present administration.
The, s@uuas thtow thfnseiges with the ietor
lill Of tigers upon The army, they wo1ld, scnt.
L, lpd sink The navy. thsSw9nsd ampnga!s,
,naeal estroy every YetaaRle arri9oi Y,
~, gists 10 Il A!t to an IS
1.f j seps itlls sigais t.ssssssss y
tfit u Ms COT ul
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TIE rEnruRY

Al lasge and magnificent p per ofeiehs iHs
5seriials pages, of abou, the size and appearance
81 sha London Times, bss appeared in New
syork. ghe objects, though neutral " pOli-
lie. vi! tend to the instruction Of voters in
sbs elective franchise and the dissemination
& sueh measures as may be profitable and
ssrboleaome in the admiDisiration of public
Sasirs. The terms will be $3.50 per copy, or
5wp cories for -. Address THos. McEIRAzH,
Pohlihher, No. 81, Park Row.
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uuTTgi NEW YORK sPEKcH.

The Rieb,noad Etanirsr Sf Saturday las,
- Is NJ 4 4 vi
slos - ~ IS.
sni Wing edlfoFs g. Ifglpqla expected capl'
s,l!'ss lof ltts mex a canvas: e ~ IS
If All not bssn Tor tue h'cl.lnohd
TtEA5ks kindness, Batts' ers, written speer6
w5snl la ~ probaeilisy have neSef f peen seen
ptlui IN NsAs w = es y y Pfsno9nc7o 'seiS
tory very sber,l, decidedly l commons ,5 lace az!
snil tiies'll.i tlniss, re lines spares al,7
4essItts ta6or.ot %sdlng through such an
,lsnoiinoas ess say Qnise nnnecessfy on the
Iat8 pt be fulss, f9fsilsi resdets you'd, hay, Az
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cLTpPINes eEN ER ALi.Yl..

a eorrespond-nt af The Nav Yo,t
4 T,iinne viii, 3 f,on, fs,at;o, ,s,r,,,. M;oh;
ea6. pnder dats of Fsb, 10Th ssys. '@i>''
FyeryboJyf bt.ta a 8sst;,n,si. o. so,,o,I,,
hear Of families thai laYsf bad T., ,,,Is;s, ~,
5bssewood his tbst y,ben tn. tsso,bs, !.
srit.bl..tbey 90 INTO The woods and hro,v.a.
and when loo cold for that thew bavs The
small limbs Of the basewood Tree taken to the
house 70 feed on. II We should be reduced
20 va. eN.tta'sty we s1sold have to take the
slo,hed sufficiently warm TO drive them to tho
woods, rs most of them are baye.footed, Bare.
headed, aud half elSStbed any way.
q
80. "oia Aaron" as he wsa called-a
roIored mar. who had been ,fnployed for I'd
v.a,s s, . R;,.bo.or8 r, ,l,..., 1sy,.a,,.....
,;sa 81 M5r3a- 60. IS; -. WI. .s;,,.
a,a,;ss ~, ,as nT,s,,,ss, e ms IA s.is,
;,;.a &
& f 81 -.
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is ~
er deposil ir M IS - 49, 49,
nt az i,,,Is t., ,,y f,,g tobaec, eeid
8r,, Wv 4, t,s ,,,,gss ~, ts.,,s III.
lions. mo M, haa thas bsan ,,lasai Z, hi.
aud ( M. y =. n, n,
lby nm. Aaron was know, In lii .Iay ,Fa =,
His short, steul fignte his bright and good
humofed face, WHICH looked as honest as
cheerful. would attract the attention of any
one on the street. Everybody was kind 10
the old man, aud everybody who knew him
esssss s's'.s
ti.s r'.etel was ilsl'aed ~ The Mayor, and
. large number Of ihe merchants of Rich.
mona, @
The sutseriptions l. the Mt Vernon
fa6 is hi, ,i,y sS'I &. y. I a ,ts ood @
anisupltd d s226Sf
81 ,,,,ts i,,.1 n,a,s,.. ,,,a,.
4, gtoSIS .aod = LIZ III
,s,.,sI = Is ts5, ,,;t ia !. - aa.S ns
t.,s I.;i,,,;,s - s
q E. III q, III n ,ba 1, 1or;i
/, Ia ~ .gss 81
~ - i.'1'.t
~ yon de On The ifland OF Cuba, 1t viii
cost your friends $500 before yehF remains
can be' Ken assat flyoa poor, aud
these eSPssisss ars not PAID yoa are taken in
.tFe fu elis sssssd cart ~ pitched ipto ditch
'si1ong the feraains M oti pau and those who
bye eesp essssie i's $500 e nude up
s,nsd, ~ s,.,si Lala;ag 80. 80;
s4o.
he sl9iry arm ef Litieek Pratt, OF
~ q '''s sSss ~, =
anil ssgi r, 8,
~. 40 .a9'' = + Z ssiss per 'oslo,
~. al biloxi man. 4 a ed Cesar died 1t
Cesshsi5u, s.. IS NE s.h IF + sstF aars-. .s
sis Els. y ~
... sllox s8 private secretary 81
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