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The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

The USIoN,-The State Journal concludes an
able article On the dangers to the Union, in the
following eloquent language 1t presents a true,
picture of the truitsl of know w-nothingism:
Our statesmen, North and South. await with
intense anxiety the assembling of the national
democratic convention, for as the n Y Journal
OF Commerce says, the very safety of the Union
may be imperilled should its deliberations he
lnharmonious. While the know-no,hinps are
multiplying the Fugitive Slave Law in Massacbu-
setts; while they are chartering rotten banks nv
the hundred in Pennsylvania; while they are
creating slavish sumptuary laws in Maine while
they are entranchising negroes in Connecticut
while they are numbering women and dashinp
out the brains OF foreign-born babies in Ken
lucky; while they are burning catholic churches
IN Philadelphia while they are abolitionist in
the North and secessionist in the South ,nti.
catholic in New York and pro-catholic in Soutb
Carolina; while they are playing these faptas,ic
tricks bettre high heaven-ready to sacrifice tbe
Union itself SO that they ride over its ruins into
office, the democracy maintain the same position
are as sound in their strong Union faith. hold as
loyal allegiance TO the Constitution of the ITn;,ed
States and TO the sovereignty of the States ss
in Jeferson's time
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

LETTER FROM kossuTH TO PIERcE.-Kossuth
has addressed long memorial to President
Pierce, complaining that great injury was done
to the cause of freedom by the refusal of the
United States to recognize the independence of
Hungary in lS49, and requested that, in case of
an outbreak, the United States will not delay to
make the desired recognition. He says that
Webster, while Secretary of State, wrote to him,
Kossuth, the following words. viz:
That should either partial rising of a serious
character happen in Europe, or war b reak out
between some Of the European Governments, in
which it appeared likely that Austria might be-
come implicated and especially if it should be a
war affecting the Oriental question, the Govern
ment of the United States, fully aware of the
precariOus and volcanic condition of the Euro
pean Continent. would take such an emergency
for sure indication that it might be attended
by new effort on the part of the oppressed ma
tionalities, and chiefly of Hungary, Italy and
Poland, and that in view of such emergency no
time should be lost in appointing a diplomatic
agent, and in sending him over to Europe, so
that he might be near at hand, and that he would
be invested with the necessary powers to enter
into open diplomatic relations with any de facto
Government, which, upon the basis of a decara-
ton OF national independence, he should see ex-
ercislng real territorial authority, becoming
an actual Government
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
q Richmond Civ is the name of new nlacs

u Richmond City is the name of new place
which has been laid out at keeler's ferry, on the
Stanisaus river, and which promises to become
mining town of much Importance.
MURDERER ARREsrEp.-Stewart Kelley who
is charged with the murder of Daniel c. Howe,
in Ell Dorado county, was arrested in Napa VAL
ley Saturday.
The Roach ArFAIR.-The Monterey Senti.
mel says. the Court of Sessions of that county
have entered an order allowing the guardian of
the Sanchez children to compromise with and re-
lease the securities of Roach They will lose
about S50,000 by the arrangement.
u The German Benevolent Society of San
Francisco during the last quarter, expended ST.
293 for the relief of indignant persons. They
have voted 1000 for the current quarter.
SrEERAeE PAssENeERs by the Sierra Nevada.
came through from New York for fifty dollars
each. Second cabin passengers were charged
Sl25. In FIRST cabin the price was 5000, and
$3.50.
! CHEAP-Passengers are now being conveyed
from San Francisco to Sacramento for so cent?.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
Democratic Union.
DECLARATION OF PkIScrpYrs

WE whose names are hercunto subscribed, democrats
believing that the political to which we are attached
has been injured through of organization and that
the sie defeat of party mainly attributable to the wan,
OF concerted action, hereby form ourselves into demo
cratic association ior the purpose of disseminating pe,ics
noFmson to incueste principles TO become better &C
quan'ed with those who of political faith to pro.
dnce concord and unite all ;he members of the democrats
iay ans" through 9ch union. the performance
o. our p'pies and the supremacy of party To this
ton to be as follows.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Coon REsoLurIoSs.-The d" Hard she'll demo-
cracy of New York, in their State Convention,
passed among others, the following resolutions,
which have the ring OF the true democratic
metal;
ReSoired, That we insert as an article of our
creed upon the well-establiShed democratic doe
trine of State rights, and non-interierence upon
all democratic State questions, and that the peace
and quiet of the country demand that it should
be lett to the people OF the Territories as it per
tains to the people of the States, to determine
all local questions, including the question of sla-
very, to the end that subject SO disturbing in
its nature and influence may be wholly excluded
from the Government of the United States
Resolced, That the national democracy is op-
posed 10 all secret political associations, and
that the first principle OF tree government de-
mand open and unrestricted action in matters of
public concern; that the qualities of freedom of
religious faith and worship contained in our
State and Federal Constitutions be at the foun-
dation OF our national liberties and prosperity ;
that any attempt TO abridge the privileges now
granted to aliens OF becoming citizens and owners
OF the soil among US as to affect their rights to
full and equal participation in governmental
aita,rs as defined by the Constitution, ought to
be regarded hostile to the genius of republican
institutions, and that We. as democrats, recognize
as evidence of fidelity and merit no distinction of
birth and religious creed, believing it is the mis-
sion of democrats to proclaim and maintain the
great doctrines of civil and religious liberty, and
to uphold and enforce the Constitution in its
sublime principles of justice and equity
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

THE SHIP CANAL.-The cost Of uniting the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by ship canal,
through the Atrato route. recently surveyed. is
estimated at SIS 100000. This route enters the
Atrato river on the Atlantic side, about $50
miles below Aspinwall; passes up the river 81
miles to its junction with the Truando; follows
the Truando 50 miles, after which it makes a
direct cut to the Pacific, a further distance of
rs miles, making the whole canal l25 miles in
length. The river Atrato is 300 miles in length,
very large broad stream, with sufficient water
to float navy.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE LAST QUARrER.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has prepared table of the value of the
imports and exports of the United States for the
quarter ending June 80, 1855, so as to give the
commercial community means of knowing the
during the fiscal year. In summing up, we find
that San Francisco ranks seventh in the point of
Importance as to imports, and fifth as to exports
Imports: New York, S32 ,297 ASH Boston, SIO,-
63o,055; Philadelphia, ,957 New Orleans,
S2,99l ,SS7; Oswego, S2,272,32 Baltimore,
S2,2lS, lOl; San Francisco, SLIT ,S2l. En-
ports New York, SIS, ,l02 ,620 Boston, S9,427, :.
66S; Mobile So,23l ,533; Charleston, $4,7l7,-
944 San Francisco, $3,55S, ,l57 Baltimore,
$3.50 92S
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

mon,hore the first and the other the fifteenth of the
month
Art -Specis meetings rsy be called by the president
whenever he may deem necessary do and shsn be
his duty call special needing. the request o. any i've
members.
AAT HL-The order of business al meetings shall be
let The reading Of the minutes OF the previous meeting
od. Collection OF tues
81. Election Of new members
4th. Unfinished business.
5,h- Motions, resolutions and new business.
9th. Addresses
ART lv-An questions before the club shall be decided
by and nave.
Art v-Members shall be admitted ~ the of those
present and voting but member shall be admitted
II objected 10 by any ten members
ART Vl-Every member shll sign the constitution and
bylaws before taking in the clubroo, participa-
ting in the proceedings OF the club
ARr VlI.-An initiation fee of - shall be paid by
each member joining the club and thereafter the
- per month.
ART VIlI-The executive committee shall have control
OF the funds the hands OF the treasurer and shall be
paid they direct.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Carson VALLEY.-In letter, written by Judge
Orson Hyde, from the new Mormon town of Ge-
noa, in Carson Valley information is contained
as to the Boundary line between California and
Utah According to it, only very small por-
tion of the upper end of the valley, or lower
part Of the great canon,is found to be upon the
California side of the line, and yet this part in
cludes Carsey's mill. Judge Hyde has organized
the county of Carson In Utah Territory, embra-
cling almost the entire of Carson Valley and that
portion of the territory adjacent. On the Goth
of September the various county officers were
elected
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

FIRE AT Scorrs BAR.-By telegraphic des-
patch from Marysyille, it is reported that on
Saturday night last, about o'clock, a fire broke
out in the town at Scotts Bar and about thirty
or forty buildings were burned, including the
Pacific Express Company's Office. Three men
are supposed to have burned to death. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
IV Syphilis, ScrOfula and Disens scd BLOOD,

~
DR. GuYsorT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF YELL ow Dock AND
SARsArARILLA true specific The propretors have
their possession hundred certificates OF the most
extraordinary effected by it. We can only saw TRY
IT. 1t revve the dropping constitution eradicate all he'd
hunors from the blood and b properties restores
the invalid to life and vcor As spring and Sumner me,l
cine. it has equal Its sngaily eicacous action on the
blood its strengthening sni y.vyng action the system
stands pre-emineptsbove a other sarsaparillas you
would have the rose br9ueh hack your cheek, clear
healthy and transparent skin and life and vgor inu ell
through your system take Glysot Extract Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparlla. contains of the pure Honduras
sarsaparia than any other preparation extant which
chemically combined with the Extract Yellow Dock and
the Extract OF Wild Cherry thus making the remedy more
thoroughly efficient than any other sarsaparla before the
public. At the time it perfectly free from all mine
raj posons, which be said of any sarsapara
compounds.
Sold by PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents, Washington street. between Battery and
Sansome San Francisco and by ill the Druggists uls
Pacific coast
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
~ The Louisville Courier thus sketches the
characters of those know-nothings who were


characters of those know-nothings who were
killed during the Louisville riots:
Graham was man of bad character, who had
been guilty OF previous riotous conduct, for which
he had to answer in court. Some time since he
was arrested for robbing house of ill-fame on
the plank-road, and the stolen property found in
his possession Believing It 10 have been his
first offence, and in consideration of his youth
and promises of good behavior for the future,
Judge Joyce merely held him to bail in the sum
OF $1,000 for his good behavior.
Rhodes man of violent temper and of
such character that his neighbors would hold no
Intercourse with him. He had been Indefinitely
suspended" (Which was tantsnount to expul-
sion) from Boone Lodge l. O. of 0. F., for bad
conduct. He treated his wife so badly that she
was driven away from him. and for several
months before his death they had not been living
together.
Hudson, who was murdered by his own friends
and not killed by the Irish as was stated was
man of notoriously bad character, we see ii
stated that he was recently released from the
Indiana penltentary, where he had been sen
teneed to serve term for stealing, and at the
time he was killed an indictment for felony was
hanging over him.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

that when they left New York, there was pros.
pect of very large emigration to California
this fall and winter, and we may expect crowds
by every steamer hereafter. The mail steamer,
which was to leave on the 26th September, will
probably bring from thousand to fifteen hun
dred
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

MARY WILLIAMS BRoueHr BAcx-Mary
Williams and her American born child, who were
sent back from Boston to Ireland, some months
since, against her will, was borught back in the
ship Chatsworth, arrived at Boston few davs
since. She was brought back at Mr.. Trains ex-
pense, who was indignant that she was carried
away in the manner she was, and declared that
hereafter his packets should not be turned into
prison ships
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Democratic Union Club.-At a meeting of
the Democratic Union Club of The City and County of
Francisco for the election of permanent, officers Dr.
LORENZO HUBBARD was unanimously elected Presi.
dent, and W. II. Miller, Secretary.
On motion il was resolved,
That the members of the Democratic Union Club of San
Francisco in consideration Of the importance OF the
OF the democratic party at the Presidential election
and the preservation OF Federal Union. the integrity
Naonal CONSTITUTION and the local
regny, 90 recommend the democracy of the State
California the formston OF Clubs in all and districts
Throughout, the State; ana earnestly solicit correspon
euce with them be addressed TO Secretary through
the Post OHce.
LORENZO HUBBARD, President.
w. II. MILLER. Secretary. oci6lt
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
L. LorPE, Il.
III. LEVI g. Co.,
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Line

Pacific Mail SteamShi Co.'S Line.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS
@ry, FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS,
" Ai.sA4s via PanamaThe heathies and quickest route
Wharf, with the ) mails passengers and treasure, for
The comfortable and tavore steamer GOLDEN AGE, 200
tons l.. Watkins, commander, will leave Vallejo street
for PANAMA, on Saturday, Oct.2O, mt a. W.
q The entire lsthmus transit by railroad.
Passengers by this inc viii make the stemus transit BY
cars, the Par Railroad which finished from
ocean to ocean.
The competition of the raoad obviaes all the difficulties
and Inconvenience heretofore experienced hy passengers
in crossing the sthmu and ncs the for families
most comfortable, safe and speedy
The Change of sailing days San Francisco ensures
greater regularity and speed the through trip and pre-
vents the possibility OF delay upon tie isthnus.
The Oregon has been thoroughly oyerhaued and rehed
with boilers. and will connect the Atlantic with the
splendid steamship George Law for New York, and FL Do
gudo, for New Orleans
The Panama Route offers facilities Passengers not pos
sessed ty any other route.
The Ithmus OF Panama is free from all epidcics
tasicus Diseases
Cea passengers are allowed 100 pounds baggage ysrx
through.
o,e~r+ge passengers SO pounds free. Extra Baggage
charged vt the rate OF TEN CENTS per pound
- Treasure for shipment will be received on board the
until 10 O'Clock, Tuesday September 4.
For freight passage apply to
FORBES e. BABCoCK,
Corner Of Sarrarn"n'o rud Lri4ns9c-F s.s.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

OOO CASES FRESH PEACHES.
.OO 100 cases fresh Strawberries
100 cases fresh French Fruits assorted;
400 cases Natural Preserves, qts and pts;
500 cases Pie Fruits in glass, and 9 and 6lo tnss
200 cases Brandy Peaches, !. and gall.
200 cases Thomas's Cove Oysters;
800 cases Wright's and Wells & Provost's OystsT1;
100 cases Lobsters and Clans;
so cases Roast Turkey;
100 cases assorted Jams and Jelies;
900 cases hf and or gall Pickles;
1900 cases assorted Ground Spices;
500 cases Catsup and Pepper luce.
For sale by r. T. BREWSTER CO.,
sel5-lm corner Front and Clay sts San Francisco.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

NrdeEr-A piece of gold, weighing ten pound,
in the shape of wedge. was taken out by ID
OConnel 4 Co, in Shasta county, its value i
Sl,50o, besides which $500 were taken ont a,
the same time -
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

WHOLESALE DEsERTioS.-There have been no
iess lhan seventy desortions from the L. s. frigate
Independence, since her arrival at San Fr,nc;.oo
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

80 DIVINE SERVICE at the Presbyterian Church O.
1N1 Sonora every Sabbath Morning ut II o'clock and
until further notice, ut O'Clock in the Evening.
Sonora March 3. 1855. s HARMON, Pastor
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
Sirnyed or Stolen.

EROM the premises OF the subscriber the 24h Sept
a BAY MARE. OF medium size. and very plainly marked
shoulder and twice the left quarter and the lett shoul.
der hr nd intended represent the letter in diamond
fair reward will be paid for her recovery by the under
signed HENRY NJ BRADSTREET
Curisville Oct H. 1855, ocI3 :.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

- DIVINE SERVICE atthe Wesley Chapel Holder
- street Sonora. every Sabbath morning al II O'clock
and at O'Clock in the evening.
may 26 O. P. FITZGERALD.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

The Catholics of jamestown and neighbofing camps
are informed that every Sunday third Sunday accepted)
Mass VII! be celebrated at O'Clock A n, precisely, in
house belonging to MI Donovan This be-
gin on Sunday 5h inst ALRIC Curate
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

20 CASES FRUIT TOBACCO;
OO 40 cases Twin Brothers and Elephant Tobacco;
% Square and Compass Tobacco;
90 cases Gold Diggers Tobacco;
25 cases Cabannis Tobacco;
90 cases " Let r Rip" ami Cantelope Tobacco
200 cases Goodwins Smoking Tobacco:
800 cases Watrous' SMOKING Tobacco.
For sale by R. E. BREWSTER & CO..
sel5lm Corner Front and Clay, San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

FES Preaching every Sabbath in the NJ E. Church in
~ Sonora at II O'Clock, NJ. at haEpast p. NJ Also
every Sabbath at jamestown, at 3 o'clock,
jel6 ISAAC B. FISH, Pastor
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

II Capt. Dow, of the steamer Pansma, has
been the recipient of service of plate from his
passengers on the last trip.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
Tuolumne County Hospital,

Under the Direction of Drs KENDALL & BROWNE.
y open for the reception OF Private or County
Patients.
The Hospital is eligbly situated being in the most airy
location in Sonora The Rooms are large and well vent;a
ted INDECENT sick gain sdmitance by applying to anv
one of the present Board of Supervisors of Tuournne
county. ocl3-tf
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

20 State and County Tnxes.-The Assessment
Roll real and personal property for the fiscal year 1885,
having been received by all hereby notified
to come forward and pay their taxes required by law
P.L. SOLOMON, Sheriff and Collector.
Sonora 1S55
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

SOO BAGS GREEN RIO COFFEE;
OOO 500 mats No China Sugar;
200hi hbs New Orleans Sugar;
400 bbls and hf bbls crushed Sugar;
300 bbls and hi bhls powdered sugar;
250 bbls white coffee Sugar;
100 hf hbls n o. Molasses;
900 kegs Z. B. Syrup, and 10 gals.
For sale by R. F. BREWSTER & CO.,
sel5lm corner Front and Clay streets.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

q Snelling's Ranch has been chosen the seat
of justice of Merced county.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

SO HHDS I'M CLEAR BACON;
w 50hhde lXL Hams,
POO cases sugar Cu. ej hams, in brine;
$50 bbls. Mess Pork;
800 hf bbs superior Goshen Butter;
go cases new Leaf Lard 10 and Is ID cans,
900 drums Goldfish;
so hf bbls No. J Mackerel.
For sale by R. E. BREWSTER & CO.,
sel5lm corner Front nnd Clqv s.rne's.
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Notice
hereby given TO all persons indebted not to
tiate with Charles Freeman any other person. as it
will not exempt them IRON paying the to me.
J. D. MURPHY.
Don Pedro's Bar, Oct TO- 1855. ocle3,+
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Sonora IL. A. Chapter No. meets on the second
Of each month w w TRAYLOR HP
JAMES w. PuRpY, Secrstary
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

rSS9 School for Girls only has been commenced
- by Mas. o. p FITZGERALD. School Room on
Holden street. the NJ. E. Church South Terms 81
per month. Sonora May &c 1855
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

BYLAWS
ASr The club shal hold regular meeting, IN Zach
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
nENTIsTRY....Remeval.

nR- l.. NJ DORwIN, DENTIST, has removed from ~
- Washington street, to Bush street, opposite =
Rassette House. San Fyaaeisco where be 10 preparef
perform all operations In Dentsy urco The lAss3 sne
improved prfDcirles
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
THE Office of the Pacific Oil and Cnmphcne'
J. Works. removed to No. 20 Front street, between
Clay and Commercial streets. San Frdncisco.
Polar Sperm, Lard, Neatsfoot and Tanners OIL; Cam
phene Turpenne and Burning Fluid constantly on nAno
and for sale al the lowest market price.
WIN BAILEY, Ofice 70 Front ss
nayi93m Mandatory. Taylor street. North 5eaco
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13
). HAkROLD. i. I.RANDkl
HARROLD, RANDA 4 d CO.,

WHO ESALE OCERS,
No. 60 California Street, San Francisco Cal.
Near Front street.
ORDERS fr Groceries, Liquors Provisions carefully
~ hlled and promptly iorwrr.'ei. oC63m
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

EnipiOy kAenA W. 4ahsCu,
DY practical ENGINEER, of long experience. Ad-
I'D dress Miners Bowling Saloon, Sonora. for
SEQ JOSEPH HOLMES
The union Democrat., 1855-10-13

Onn CERoONs NEW CHILE PEACHES.
OOO 800 bags Chile Beans;
200 hf bbls new White Beans
1000 mats 10. Rice;
300 bhls Carolina Rice;
100 cases English Dairy Cheese;
900 hf hhls fresh Corn Neal
100 cases Dairy Salt, lob bags;
50 kegs super carh. Soda.
Fo- sale by R. E. BREWSTER CO.:
Er~, WI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-02

New Watch and JeWelry Store.
Roam, No. 1, Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
TtiE subscriber would ca the attention Of The public 10
Ills well seleted aIOek o. watches, clocks, jeweTy,
silver ware, and ncY goods, which he Is now oiehlIs
His stock Is composed In part Of gold anu aVat waces
keys, CARDS and chains.
Every description Of g06licwelryi ...
Gold, silver, silver plated and common stttactal
Pure tys; tahe tca, Issser sugar. "4'Na'a ~" '''
Pat and German stve, forks, spoons, butter knives
etc. etc.
Port nonlae4 pocket cutlery, SciSsOrsi
vkRY Hsg lalorS, slrOps, shaving cream, ete.i
ptrf4nery conlbS, brushes aud geat variety Of areS
goods,
Particular attention paid to terari"s watches, clocks
ami lowell y, and eUSrSYlNs handsomely done.
srS-Itf g. p. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-02

GAPS.
ID RCRlVEp this hay, Tho best assortment Of Gents
IL y0UthS, aud chd'cn CLOTH cars, ever brought y
STYLE aid quality They eORrri>e ~ partas !o0wA.-
Lentt rh opera, back AID whites gents har elUsh o
hIacE, dab and green tdng, hunting e"d Apoo eal.;
olelAcr with every other description of hst q car exian
mri4 : q. HARPER y son.