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merous correspondents for the press of this
State from the Capital, we are glad to see at
least one whose wit and taste are so agreeably
sprinkled through his letters, that the reader
may peruse them without experiencing any
symptoms of fatigue. The correspondent of
'he San Francisco Herald is that one, par er-
seese"ce tie has also the rare art of anticipa-
aug events, and condensing his statements
"i'nin compass exactly adapted to perfect
Journalism. We believe the reader will find
as mucn legislative news in a single column of
the Sacramento correspondence of the Herald
-. IN three columns from any other quarter
and not whit prosy at that.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

SENATOR DoUGLAs.-At Senatorial caucus
of the Democratic Senators, held in Washing
ton, December sth, Mr.. Douglas was ousted
from his former position as Chairman of the
Committee on Territories, and James S. GreenS
of Mo-, installed in his stead. The vote stood
II to 7-Senator Bigler, of Pennsylvania, vo-
ting for Mr.. Douglas. Mr.. Hammond, of s..
c., was not present.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

who was in the midst of his sermon, saying,
earnestly, "my brethren, one word before you
60" Awaiting himselfofthe momentary pause
which succeeded, he rapidly descended and
placed himself at their head, crying, "now let's
all hare a fair start" ANpADoR.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

PoSY ExPREss.-We are indebted to Mr.
Lobenstein, of the Pony Express, for constant
and prompt favors during the past fortnight
de has punctnally supplied us with copies of
the Daily Bulletin, Alta, Herald, Telegram,
Times, and Sacramento Union. Mr.. l.. is pre-
pared to furnish subscribers with all the At
lantc papers and Magazines, at the earliest pos
slble time after arrival. His energy and exact
method of business merit the public patronage
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

ARREST OF A DESPERATE BY A CALAyERAs
ture of desperate william, We take from the
Union of the 18th inst
A Chleno, named Jose Louis Cortes, who is
charged with the murder of several persons,
and wounding others, in Calaveras county,
and who has been running at large for two
years and more, was delivered yesterday af-
ternoon, for safe keeping, by Under-Sheriff
Paul, of Calaveras county, until he can be re-
moved to Mokelumne Hill for trial. We un-
derstand that Cortes is one of the most des-
perate characters in the State, and that his ar
rest will give more general satisfaction to the
people of Caaveras county than could that of
any other person. Sheriff Paul deserves great
credit for the efficiency and energy exhibited
in making the arrest. Hearing a short time
since of the whereabouts OF the prisoner, he
started Immediately in pursuit of him, and
found him at Forest Hill, surrounded by many
of his countrymen, desperadoes, and unwilling
that he should be arrested. The Sheriff was
advised of the rashness of an attempt to arrest
him in the midst of his comrades, but with
spirit proceeded to the place
where he was, and arrested him and another
whom he knew to be an accompice in his
crimes. and escorted them both to Todd's VAL
ley, whence he intended to convey them TO this
city by stage Learning that an attempt to
rescue them would be made, Sheriff Paul
started Immediately, in another conveyance,
in company with Constable Boggs, and, after
about six miles the prisoners, by
some means got their handouts off and at
temptod to make their escape from the wagon.
One of them escaped after being shot at and
probably wounded by Boggs, while Paul fast
ened to the other (Cortes) and succeeded in
getting him into the wagon and securing him
with his handouts, after which hs was brought
to town. 1t is nothing but just to note that
the Sheriffalty of Calayeras has been remark
able for perseverance, in the pursuit of GRIM
nails, and it should follow that the latter lin
the exercise of wise discretion) should So
lect some other scene for the prosecution of
their villainous schemes If all officers IN the
State should discharge their duty as faithfully
as has Under.Sheriff Paul in this particular,
the State would soou he rid Of the legion OF
rascals that infest it,
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

TAXING MINING CLAIxs.-The Supreme Court
on Wednesday last in the case of The People
of California VS.. ]. H. Moore, rendered an i'm
2ortant decision in the matter of mining claims.
1t decides that the State has a right to tax
mining claims; but by statute they are ex-
empt, which exemption law is good and that
any moneys invested in mining claim are
not subjected to taxation-7sI to Bulletin.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

DAILY REGISTER. - We have received copies
OF this new Democratic paper, lately started
at Sacramento, under the editorial manage
ment of Col. Zabriskie and Mr.. VIM. Bausman
1t is about the size of the Sacramento Rec
neatly printed, and manifests ability, earnest
ness and honesty in its editorials. We wish
the Register long life and extended circulation
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15
Ntm H0prrtisemrnts.
Closing of the Mail!

THE MAIL for the Atlantic States and Eu-
rope, will close at the Office in San Andreas :
on Tuesday, Jan. 18th, at o'clock P. NJ.
II. AUSTIN. p. NJ
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

WELLS, FARGO Co.-During the past week.
MI Joe. Knight, agent of this Express, has
done us many favors in his line of business.
"Joe' is always polite and accommodating.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

ROBERT BURSs.-Active measures are beino
taken by the Scotch residents of San Frencisco' @
ana the admirers of the immortal poet, to give
eciat TO the centennial anniversary in honor Of
ocotlands noblest bard, Robert Burns.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

GERMANS AND FRENCH. The House, on
Thursday last, week, refused to print 500
copies of the Governors Message in French
and 500 in German, by vote of 50 to 81.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

THAxKs.-To Hon. B. T. bradley, of the
Senate; also, to Hons. Chas. &. Mount, and
James Burdick, of the Assembly we return
thanks tor Pub. Docs,
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

| WHAT CAUSES THE DIFFERENCE ?-The fol-
lowing paragraph in relation to the difference
of the cost ofcollecting the revenue in different
counties, we find in the very excellent message
of Governor Weller. AS the contiguous coun-
ties of Amador and our own are specially cited
by his Excellency, we have taken some pains
to ascertain the causes of the difference in the
expense of collection:
al have caused a tabular statement to be
prepared at the Controllers office, showing the
cost of collecting the revenue, during the past
year, in the different counties, and your earnest
attention is called to it. In one ofthe counties,
the cost was fraction over forty-two per cent;
in another thirty eight; and in several, over
twenty per cent. Take counties lying conti-
guous to each other, having about the same
character of population, and presenting about
the same difficulties in collecting, and see the
vast difference in the expense. In Amador. the
per cent. is a fraction over eight whilst in CAL
averas it is twenty-three and q fraction. In
Nevada, fraction over three per cent, whilst
in the adjoining counties-Placer, on the SOUTH
it is eight and a fraction, and in Sierra, on the
north, thirty -four and fraction. In Trinity,
six per cent, whilst in Shasta, twenty three
and fraction. In Santa Clara, FIVE and a
fraction, whilst Alameda, twelve and fraction.
1t is true, that the per centage not be equal
lied, as in many counties the Assessor goes
with the Collector, and his expenses are aud
tied by the Board of Supervisors and in some
localities the cost of collection is greater than
in others, yet this gross inequality shows that
there is something wrong in the system. The
aggregate cost of collecting revenue of ST.
254, 1886. .46 is Sl9S, ,370.65."
The general law for the collection of For
eign Miners License Tax, allows to the collec-
tor Is per cent. of the amount collected This
is all that the Collector in Amador receives
But the late Board of Supervisors in this coun-
ty, we believe, allowed the Collector % per
cent. The aggregate receipts in Calaveras
county, from this source, amount to about
$500 per month, or $4,000 per year, so that
this single item could not, of course, make up
the discrepancy as stated in the Governors s
Message. But the Licenses collected from ira
ders sum up an aggregate of over 100000 per
annum, in this county. On this item the
Collector is allowed by law but 3 per cent !;
and this is all he gets in Amador. In Gala
veras, the Supervisors Qate Board) have, we
learn, allowed IL per cent.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

Bes There is Special Term of the Probate
court called for Monday, Feb 1th, 1859.
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15

rks 5oHssroS.-This gentleman has
'esuneo ms former position in connection
with the San Francisco National
San Andreas independent., 1859-01-15
w. s. e..
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

YVHE undersigned having been appointed
IL SOLE AGENTS for the sale of this
PURE GIN in California and Oregon, are pre-
pared to supply the Trade with an article that
has NO EQUAL IN THIS MARKET, being the
PURE ARTICLE, in its finest drinkable condi-
tion and flavor.
This Gin is Imported Direct from Holland by
Messrs. w. S. Corwin & Co., of New York,
who have made arrangements with the late
firm of Campbell Brothers for its sole irnporta-
tion and sale in the United States and Cana
das.
We are assured it is the
Only Genuine
CLU B H Gus Sc GIN
Euer Imported into this Market,
And we are satisfied that trial will obtain
for it the high reputation it sustains wherever
it is introduced.
Be3F NONE is GENUINE unless the bottles
have the LABEL of w. s. CORFIN & CO.
on them.
Sold by all Liquor Houses in San Francisco
W. B. CUMMINGS Il CO.,
ja15:291 so California ST., San Francisco
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M tice.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TTVHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
Il ing between William Dennis, Alexander
Wyllie h Henry W. Dunning, under the name
and style of Dennis Wyllie L Dunning, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WILLIAM DENNIS,
ALEXANDER WYLLIE.
HENRY w. DUNNING.
San Andreas, Jan. 9th, 1859
HsS- The undersigned having formed CO.
partnership under the name of Dennis l.
Wyllie, will continue in the lumber business
at the Willow Creek Mill and as we have
leased the lumber yard at San Andreas to
John L. Veazey, all orders delivered to him,
or either of ms in person, will be promptly at
tended to. Thankful for past patronage, we
hope by strict attention to business to merit
n continuance Of the same.
WILLIAM DENNIS,
ALEXANDER WILLIE
San Andreas, Jan. Sth 1859. jl5:3t:l9
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Mokelumne Hill, January 10th, 1859. I jl5:
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Has ,een before the nublicfor more than II
vears, and is leservedly popular.
From F C. DilIaye & Carpenter, Syracuse, N
Y, Oct. Is, 1856.
We take great pleasure in being able to say
that we rave sold your Gargling Oil more thar
ten years, and have never heard q complaint
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From s. BrIvton, L1wville, Wis, Apr. "a, 5S
IhaVe conversed with several of my neigh
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The iii takes like hot cakes in this country
We will sOon have to order another lot, in or
der to get it here in time.
From J. VI. Irwin & Co., S,lineVille, Ohio,
Mlrch Sd, 1858.
We have sold the last bottle of the Gargling
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formed Ia great many cures, when all other Me
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Caution to Purchasers.
The only genuine has sc. w. Merchant,
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so has his signature over the cork.
Y PIm1hlets gratuitously furnished by
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All orders addressed to the
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70, For sale by Druggists and Merchants
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
phiIaaaiphia.

A BeReuoleRf IasfitHfiOa established by special
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MARRIAGE eUIDEl

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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
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Lastitutes Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, M. D.,
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over IL.
the globe, is the consequence Of 6saIse pan q
in the system, induced BY the poisonop. ~ acton
vegetable decay. This exhala6ou i .I mlla'n q
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. anS oNed By
the watery vapor from il. While he ~ sseS sliA
the horizon this vapor fingers near The below
face, and the virus IS taken with h ,S-auls SUI
lungs into the blood. There il act, 4. iSlsh The
poison on the internal viseera and excrp,;n.
Of the body. The liver becomes toruid ny SStgaas
secrete not only this virus, but also The ~. to
the blood Both the virus and the BILE c,.s non
IN the circulation, and produce violent .a.N..s
tional disorder. The Spleen the kidney,
stomach sympathize with the liver. and IN M Ae
disordered also. Finally, the instinct Of ,one
ganism, as II in an attempt to expel The -. u
infusion, concentrates the whole blood on ~ Il3
in the internal exeretories to force them 10 ~
out. The blood leaves the surface. and ,,,sS-s'R
the central organs with congestive violence NJ, .
Is the CHILL. But in this effort il fails. H., ~
FEVER follows, IN which the blood leave, ~ es
tral organs and PUSHES to the surface = :; ~.
another effort to expel the irritating poison ~
that other great exeretory-the skin. n -
also it fails, and the system abandons the IT.. S
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strs...s
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. TSs-l
are the fits or paroxysmS Of FEVER Am A..
Such constitutional disorder will of course ~
mine the health if it is not removed. 4'''
We have labored to find, and have found a.,
u
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DR.. n. GRAVES,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

HIAWATHA, BROWN CO., KANSAS,
nFFERS his Observation-Disclosures to the sick
~ and afflicted who may require them. Ha-
wing had practice Of thirteen yearsin the Yves
tern country, he fasters himselfthat be is thor
oughly qualified in the notifications Of disease
in this climate. may 6, 50, Iy.
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