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The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

The fourth IN SoNoRA.-rhe display was
very good The Firemen. the Fenians, and
the Pioneers were the massive features of the
procession, but the car containing the little
girls representing the States in the Union and
the Goddess of Liberty, was the boquet OF
rosebuds that attracted the attention of all
Miss. Eichelrotn as the Goddess presided over
, the assemblage ofsweet little sisters with
charming dignity. The kindly wishes of
hundreds of hearts followed those little ones
through the day. Not the least attractive
portion of the purade was the school children.
They turned out in goody numbers and car
ried themselves throughout with an admira.
BILE bearing.
The ceremonies at the Theater followed the
usual routine. The President of the day
called the assemblage to order in neat aud
patriotic speech, and introduced 90 the audi.
ence the Rev. Mr. Barstow, who offered up
solemn and impressive prayer, and one en-
t'rely in keeping with his sacred calling.
The reading ofstke Declaration then followed
by T. NJ. Crossett, Esq, who discharged that
duty most creditab.y. His enunciation was
so clear and the odulation of his voice SO al
mirable that the sounds flowed on almost
musically. S. B. Axtel. Esq, the Orator o
Day, then favored his hearers with an address
marked by its patriotism and enlarged views
II was eloquent and sincere, and impressed the
audience with its ability and appropriateness
The orator did not fail to secure all as admir-.
ers who listened to his patriotic discourse.
The ceremonies concluded bv an address t.
the American Flag. by Miss Florence Kelly
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
this charming and precocious child For one
of her tender years the address was admira-
bly, rendered. Altogether the ceremonies
were in the highest degree satisfactory, and
reflect great credit npnn the Committee Of
Arrangements through whose untiring energy
such completeness was so successfully carried
out
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

rSn~ All who wish naturalization papers
should be il attendance upon the District
Court next Monday at 10 O'Clock A. N. Af
ter setting the calendar the Court will devote
its time to those in waiting who may desire
to become citizens.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

r2r The receipt of abundant eastern read
ing matter advises us that the steamer is in
and that Hanson has his usual varied assert,
ment of pictorials and monthlies for sale. AL
tastes will find material to crafty them upon
his counter.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

n6r Iu the suit between Caleb Dorsey and
E. r. Calvin for the office of District After
ney, the judgment of the Supreme Court is
in favor of Calvin. All democrats will be
glad the family quarrel is settled.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

Eg The great animal English race was
won by Mr.. Chaplin's Hermit, Mr.. Merry's
Marksmsn coming in second. Amount 1
stal.es thirty four thousand dollars. P. X.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

EEa- \ Dutchman and his wife were trav.
cling; they sat down by the road exceedingly
fat'gued. The wife sighed, = wish Was
IN Heaven !" The husband replied, " | wisl,
was at the tavern !" "Oh, you old rogue, !"
says she, you always want to get to ,ha
best place.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

nasr Geo. Russell having furnished US with
an abundance of crystal ice during the week.
has our sincere thanks. The presence of ice
water IN the Office this weather is the next
thing to an extra hand
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

BY The semi. annual election of officers of
Sonora Lodge No. 10. l. o, o. F. fer the term
ending December 1867, resulted in the choice
of F. NJ. Crossett. n. G.; j. F. Edwards, "
G.; Josiah Hall, Treasurer j. D. Redmond,
ID
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

THE GREAT REGIsTER.-There are 2561
names upon the Great Register of Tuolumne
county. Probably two hundred more are
yet to come.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

n9- Our patrons must exercise forbearance.
this week inasmuch as the Fourth of July
made gap IN the work of the Office reaching
over more than twenty four hours. 1t is not
often their indulgence is claimed.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
Pi CiEIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN AND CHINA,

WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS:
6r%Fs,. Leaves Wharf Corner or First
and BRANNAN STREETS at Ii O'Clock A. NJ
OF the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via
Panama Railroad. with of the Companys splendid
steamers from AspINWALL Tor NEW YORK
On the 10th, 18th and 3oth of each month that has
On the 10th. 10th and 3oth OF each month that la.
thirty -one days.
leave on saturday preceding when the 18th falls
day, they will leave ON Monday following
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches Al
Manzanillo All touch At Acapulco.
Deparreof 18th or 18th connects with the French Tran.
atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazare and English steamer
for South America.
Departure of 10th with the English steamer sr
Australia, southampton and South America, aud p, r.
X. Co.'S steamer for Central America.
The following steamships will be dispatched dates ~
given below
July loth-sACRAMENTo, Capt. J. NJ. Cavalry. cop.
Meeting with Henry Ghauncey, Capt. Gray.
July 19th-CoNsTITUTI0N, Capt T., Farnsworth, con.
meeting with Arizons, Capt. Maury.
July S0th-GoLDEN CITY, Capt. W. +. Lapiige con.
meeting wi h Ocean Queen. Capt. Connor.
Cabin passengers berthed through Baggage checked
through 100 pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surgeon Cn board. Medicine and at
tendance free
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'clock Pas.
requested to have their baggage board be-
lore 10 O'Clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cupard Inma,
and National Steamship Lines, be obtained at office
of p NJ. :. $ Co.. San Francisco where NAV also be oh
tanned orders Tor passage from Liverpool Southampton
to San Francisco either by of New or St Thorn.
asif desired amount Of 10 to 20 pounds will be adyan
ced with the above orders Holders OF orders will be re-
quired to identify themselves the agents in England
For Merchandise and Freight for New York and way
ports, apply to Messrs WELLS, FARGO CO.
The steamship COLORADO will be despatched July
Fourth, at and will be followed by the Steamship
GREAT REPUBLIC. August 24ih from Wharf corner
First and Brannan streets for Yokohama and ongkong
connecting at Yokohama with the steamship Costa Rca
for Shanghae
For passage and all other information apply the Pa
cc Mail Steamship Co.'S Office, of and
Leidesdorff streets.
i've OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Agent
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

was declared the nominee of the Convention.
The Convention then resumed the balloting
for Collector, and after three ballots no choice
having been made, Mr.. Riordan Withdrew
his name: the Convention proceeded with
the 18th. ballot, as follows: Burns l9, Alb
bott IL. Mr. Burns having received ma
iority of the votes cast, was declared the NOM
inee of the Convention.
On motion the District Committee for Dis
trict No. l, was discharged.
On motion the Sergeant-at- Arms was allow
ed $40, and Jos. Van Praag 81 for services.
On motion, it was ordered that the expen'
ses of the Convention be paid out of the funds
received by it from candidates, and the bal.
ance to be paid over to the County Central
Committee.
On motion, the proceedings of this Couyeu.
ton were ordered published in the Union
Democrat. GEO. SECKEL, Chr m.
B. A. MARpis, Sec'y.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

nA- Ira Smith, of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.,
continues to favor us with his contributions.
None are more welcome.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

as- Rev Father AuSer. Of the Catholic Church will
celebrate mass follows
Sunday, July sthMcceasn Creek at S BIZ Oak Fla, a,
IL o'clock An.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

For onneys Por, Wine. esrsen seals-go to n. M.
quesne.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06
w B OOK S .
FACTS FOR FA RtMER

SCHONBERG'S ATLAS, McKENZIE'S
- 10 600 Receipts. Towards Domestic Medicine, Life
and CampaiCns of Gen. X. Z. Lee, Life of Stonewall
Jackson and Youths History of the Great Civil War.
BY SUBSC RIPTION ON Y.
go All those who have subscribed for any OF the aoo,s
books during absence from Tuolumne county can ca
At J. n Hansons in Sonora and receive their books
ss,,ts M h with Mr. Hanson G. w. PATRICK.
jeco.tf Irasene As
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

WILLIAM A. DAy1Er. Deputy.
The union Democrat., 1867-07-06

JOHN c. J.Nks, Secretary '''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

TsE " xgERFUr FLExnELrrT snt grrsl
rsmf~rg sna rrA-mre ~ ans seq ~sann1
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"a ,srtlrnlsrF - al era~<et ss-<nbl-s
ppers-. carriages. rslisoxd cars. church p>w.
ssm cmsir~. Err prrm-rs1< sad house dress
~ th@ rksE can b. todd ~krn ~ u-< 10 or.
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forr- srt -r-sg rons~niene~ u w~4rirs tho
Du3i@x Eal-psir Steel S5ripz Sxlrt 100 .
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dispense 1HsA shrir So I-r eLTlsr-n. Mi-srs
az Nss.g La4lrs t-ry are ssPefrof - oil
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Tne sill nrf had e. hrrsk like ske ssrrf-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

lluw To lIKrr riiE Gsowrn ~
EaraGRrESs.-We frequently 81. Ev-
.rgrerns in y langui.hlng condition.
Ii alive they make no wnod. and the
lotion limbs slow si.ns IL decay
The trouble is frequently in the chsr.
ac,yr 81 The soil, whicl. j. lao dry and
gravclly. Almost AL M. rvergr.rns
prefer a moist. loasny soil. ~ even 4
mnck or peat. like that upon Tie
Mountains where they grow. Tie
.iryn,ss nf soil may i,e entirety re-
iievrd ly frenching ann working in
peat or muck. We have seen ever
green's making lnxnr.anl gfowrh
upon pure grave led treated Ia this
Nay. Peat that had been rxgnsesi Ia
the atmosphere i"r one s..s"n Mas
Thoroughly Incorporated with the suil
the ground being covered a. the slc.,l.
Of six inches before The trynrhins l,v.
gan. This is Somewhat expensive.
bnt much cheaper than unihnilty tree.
about the d wcslIng. The soil should
be kept cultivated around all hciyes
and evergrccns several years yiier
planting. and when well established.
enrich with old manure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

REMOVING Bros FROM CrcrxBERs.
Mr. Bergen, Of Long Island. recently
stated that some farmers in his neigh
horhood plant AZ much ~ ten acr '
each OF cucumbers. and that the x.v
they save them from bngs is to u-e
plenty Of seed at first, and then at
four Or i've successive periods they
plant, on new side Of fhe bill. q III
more seed. This supplies an sbund
ance Of young plants for the bugs 10
feed on, and they leave the stronger
plants untouched. When well ont u
the way Of bugs. the surplus plants
are dug up with the hoc.--iIIomr-
stead.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

FLOWER GARprx. During the lat,
Ter part Of the month attend 10 plant
ing out dahlias, and il requires. early,
use hot beds propagate hy cuttings
Dahliss NAV he grated. All hardy
ANIMALS and biennials should be SOW
Cd bv May 18th. and al ,hnse that
sre tropical by the a6th. Ancnones
and rannncnlus should be shaded
while IN bloom by temporary avn
ings, ETC.; when done Towering. ex-
pose aad water freely. Tnhrr,~es
and amaryllis may still be planted.
Tie MP carefully al plants HAT have
heavy heads and tender stems.
Roll gravel walks after every rain
storm: this will insure = firm eur iscs.
and will resard the growth Vi weeds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

bEfs DESTROYING rHE FRrrr.-Tt i
sa'd hat the bees are destroying
thousands q the fruit aud grape buds
70 me c,iy. ~ ssirging and killing
."cM. Fruit growers assure rs thai
'ne deprcdatlons Of these busy insects
r.. y lormldahie as 70 endangcr the
entire peach and grape crop 81 the
ivy. We understand that the Conn.
81 w.li 10 asked to pass an ordinance
r'onlol'ing the keeping of lee, 4
- e''s New Albany Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

lRANsrLASrrSG.- lady writes ns,
4" In transplaniifg -hruis | fen al.
very deep hole, put in iii shoes.
ZONES, chips or bars, then forest earth
e The proper depth, and Tie plants
are sure g. repay the extra labor. Ms
Hover beds were prepared il this way
Two feet deep. did il mysvlf. an
hard - the work WAS. tiry amp,
reward me every SIMMER.
Whatever is worth DANG. il rnrtl.
DONG well. - an important trutn 1
every cnltiyator of the soil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

luz ORcIIARD.--LocK well 10 peacI
trees. shorten in. and see that m.
peach worm is not al work. Pour
BOILING water on the lower part !.
the trunk near the ground. and If !
sufficient quantity he nsed. IL will
COOK the worm without injury t. the
trees; we have tried il fairly and arc
wei convinced that even vhrec gal.
Ions Of boiling water to each tree
may DC % used without injury.
Manure trees, and remember ths,
They require cultivation Attend n
Preparation cions carly, and graft such
trees As require il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

Muller. says--Two cups Of cornnreal
one cup oi grated bread, one emp II
nlslasses. and ono OF sour milk. tw.,
tahlespocntuls Of butter. y hall 49,
spoonful Of ginger. do. of cinnanu.n
one tesspconful u baking soda. Or +.
halt tsaspoonfal OF ssleraius. Tire.
eggs; after the batter is male. ~.
Of cup Of silcrd apple-the appssunu..
be Of ind thar will cook quirsls-
and can be added o. left out a. s.r...
isrred. Bake half an hcnr il aunol-
erately hot oven Cream anu SUGAR
for sance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27

Orders may be se.f 20 % enclasing m,
money. from one N iweniy-6se doil.rs. an !
registered letter. ~ nnr risk. -ish sfamp "a,
retura posr.g- Larger smoun,s should \.
Sent ~ drafts. ~ Nv express. 81 he folIow.
ing club r.'es. Send ~ Poss-Otice Order
II possible
3 r. <r'- = nre s''dres.. - 50. 10 2 90:
~. IL ~; ~, &c Is 40. 80 90 ; SO. a. 80:
loo $500
Address ~ orders snd Communications %
KENNEDY A. Co, $40 Brosd~sv. NY.
SFEciAL NrTscr To fhe Military Or.
ganlzs''on Influencing the iarrss, esis or
Tickets ~ill ~ presented handsome Re-.
'men'sl s'sndsrd Parties purchasing tick.
80 will please sdsise agents 70 ~hiri Re-.
imsni. &c. th.v desire 70 credit Their mr.
ehase- Fes r.. isr--7m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-04-27
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IN All or THE DESTITUTE AND
ORPHAN SONS
q oar Volunteer
- - 80 I'd - % II 80
AND SAILORS.


GRAEp MILITARY
PROMENADE CONCERT AND PRE-
SANITATION
viii D. gis-n a shr N-w York Stale
Arsenal, eorn.r ~ sih Avenue and
35ih Street.
Thursday Evening. April 4ih, 1867,
At ! o'clock.
This INSTITUTION. founded for the
4 purpose - gr-'uucu.ls educating the
800 IA .c-.--d Saldl-,- sod Seamen -
in- Un,f~h >i.'s-. $50 r,mrvec last sprins
frons D~pO-at. D-ls ~sr.. \ v. 10 ne prr-
.sns lussiiDr. r0rnsv ~ Fifth Avenue and
S-vsn'y-six'h Sre~t. N~~ furk
Thl- Iastifuie % IN the Fourth Ye.r o.
sucesssiul orsrsiiYn- lti- n.i mere hone
III sl~ ri-rdi---, ~ ordinary orphan ssy-
inm. bui : hihisrv ln-iu'r. ~hs.e the suns
~ officers sno privsf-s shalt snail not feet
dsgr.ssd. nut he krpt upon fh- social level
their fssh~rs risred them erevious 10 The
var. The y Y - voiuntesr Insiisuf~.
second orIv 20 West Poinfs ill be open u
ths reception II Pmpli- ~ C.f,fs iron, .ny
Safe A.vlsm IN The Unien upea complying
xIfh Ihs Fub.shrc requirements and Con
s'i,niirn 81 The Insiitui.. making il IN fscs
: Ss,i~n-l in-'ilur- tor ~ deserving it,
sdvsaFss@s Amnsg many others. ,be C.
d-fs hss- heen henar@c win the following
Distinguished -nsars-m-n'
Nj G-n-rsl- JssErH HusKFs. JuEs A
DIX ~ 4 Ds-IFs; Col rRasFvED,
fist Reg .CpI- Cox sud AcGREsox
qlk Q-.rrsr.
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Jasper and I.OoxeOGce!
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ArrOMNODA rIDS >TAGE,

SvHE untsrs igns6. proprietor Of rhe rexu-
4 ~ nail hae- rrsperttnIIy infsrns ID,
'rsseiing pG,hie shst herssfrer ~ wiu rua
. Sage fer rhs see~mretssios Of ps-sen-
gers on Montsss- wednesdays. 80 Pr
1sys Ne wiIi lssse Jssp<r. - tim ts ess-
nert nm the rrsins On ne o. 4 ~ T. \.
q Lccrocs~e- sst ill ressrs % Tsestsys.
Thursdays. and Saturdays His team y .
xoet cns. sd passengers rsy rely 90 20
ing farDnxh SAFELY .nd iafiuns
ISID0RE SHOEMAKER.
ysv 1ssh- 1856
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Bctanntmahungen
inDcuti6cr Sprddc
lpcrDcn in pieier 81
flee ours 8cite unD
@Dblfeilife angeftr<
tiaet.


ksrsssOsaD.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-09
T1,e Benefit of Over Ta.a,iou.

The Cleveland Herald has special cor
respondent in ireland. He claims that the
soil so abounds in resources that I" Ireland
ought to be the home of a happy and pros
porous people," He asserts, what is known
generally, that " the farming and laboring
cIassesn are subject to extreme poverty, and
that the emigration to the United States
will be immense. Chief among the causes
of the discomfort and impoverished condi-
tion of the people of Ireland is thus stated !:
..Another cause of Ireland's misery and
the vast emigration now going on, is the
oppressive td1ation imposed on her every in
daLstry she is literally bleeding to death at
euery pore. The Treaty of Union between
England and ireland, made in 1900, pro-
vided tor the equalizing of taxation ac-
cording to the ability of either country
By gradual encroachments. say intelligent
Irishmen, this proportion has not been OBJ
served, until that of Ireland has become
enormously oppressive. Mr.. Senior, the
Chief Poor Law Commissioner for Ireland,
an Englishman by birth, after long resi-
dence here, said, England is the most lightly
tdred country in Europe. ana ireland the most
heduiLu td1ed.' But what renders the dis
proportion so CALLING is that most of the
taxes raised from Ireland are spent out of
the country. In England the case is differ
ent. Five sixths of all raised is spent in
the country. and so the benefit is not lost to
the community"
Will our farmers and laboring men pros
per under the crushing taxation that Re-
publican partisan rule inaicts?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-09
scoundreI. Win Creep In.

DOM PIATT, aIfew days ago, in his letter
to his. friend BANNING, gave the public to
understand that thereis in the Republican
party big work to be done in the way OF
roofing and driving out the thieves. And
now we have the confession of the Sandusky
Register to the same effect in its declaration
that ''scoundrels will creep into every sue
cessful party, The following is from that
Journal: ,ttEH ~ &AtA eEyF24
1t is the undoubted duty of every Repub-
lican journal to aid to expose, disgrace and
drive from position every servant of the
party who by his dishonesty or stupidity is
bringing, discredit to the cause. ScouRdrelS
sotU creep into every successful party aud at
tempt to. use its influence to accomplish
their own ends, and the moment the people
discover that these swindlers, are being
shielded and upheld by those whose duty it
is to denounce and expel them, new dis
pensation of things is at hand. I;t.,q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-09
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preparation. and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid. their action is direct and
positive. rendering them reliable. speedy and
ain specific for the eure of all distractions and sup
essions of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by he fact that bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise of their great merits. They rapidly TAX
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know sught of them
thesurest, safest and most infallibe preparationi
the world for the cure of all female comps ints. the
removal of all distractions of nature, and the pro
motion of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they nay be used and ex-
laining when and why they should not. nor
,ould not be used without producing effects CONTRA
~ to natures chosen laws VIII be found carefully
folded sreurd each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JOHN l.. LYON, without which none are gem
uine.. .ts. -f..,sst-i-,7, .,-,.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 195 Chape
street. New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or by mail GuclosiDg stamp, con
serning all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. -
General Agents for U. 5. and Canadas.
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