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New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
THoS, L. MAXWELL.
hoZ 10 qei Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans


THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
wi, y Orleans ssl1 . No. 25ls7-?By virtue Of a
able the Third District Court Of New Or
is1ln Esl IN & ne cause will proceed to
tonsers, Exchange, Royal street. between CaSsl
tbs ahe sS mn % stTSsss in the Second District
erty "o" prop
situated in Assessment District number seven m
pounded BY Orieans, ST. Anne and assessed at three
nppored i dollars 800, according to the assessment
roll OF 1876 deposited in the oce of the Treasnrer
OF tn 's city. - ~ NAs~suior
Seized IN the above suit
TerIns-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS [. MAXWELL
oclT no2 IT Sheriff of the Parish M OrIa.n.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12

Clty of New Orleans VS.. Louis MatAJ
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
y leans, No. q, 295.-By virtue of a WIN
Fer iiactas to me directed BY the Hopoa
the Fourth District Court Of New ON
"a the above entitled cause, l will proS
ann Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street beiVI
Canal and CusTomhouse streets, iu the Second
trlci o1 this city, on WEDNESDAY Eoyen
property: uS''4
Situated in Assessment District number nius
square numb 7 seventeen hundred and ninetTlh
Abundance:
40 TEN LOTS, and assessed at two hundred
my NJ collars . sl50l according TO the assessment
Of Leo, deposited 10 the office OF the Treas1rst
this city. u
S-ized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
,- THOS. L. MAXWELL
ocl1 no2 II Sheriff of the Parish Of (jIean
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
A. Elmer Bader g Co. vs.. Mrs, Ma,


Fortier, (veuve Edmond Fortier1
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE +,
IL ish of Orleans. No. 61-By vtTtna v
writ OF seizure and sale to me directed by H.
orsble the Fifth District Court for the nSsA ,
orleans, IN the above entitled cause / viii ~
70 sen at public auction, at the Merchants. abSi
tloneerss Exchange, Royal street. between Canai
ustomhouse streets in the Second District III
CITY, on W NhDNESDAY, Decersber q lS6s :, "
o'clock NJ, the following described propsr]
wit : F''Pei4
A LOT OF GROUND. situate in the F.u,!
Irslne in the Second District Of New Orlassl
the square comprised within Ursulipes. Trsr-I
fhlhppe and ST. Claude streets and rnass-=
french Measure torty-fiye feet seven inches ~
81. Claude street, by one hundred and fifty n
depth between parallel lines, and hon ded "
slde by the property of A. Chevalop or sssiyn,
on the other side by the property Of thebsj
Mouras and Ed, Lavigne or their assivns
on the rear by the property of Mrs BaA
or assigns Together with all the buiIdinrs WI
proVements thereon, or appurtenances and !,
leges thereto belonging 4-' y
Inc buildings and improvements comprs,nI
cious two-story Brick Dwelling House slate IA
outhouses, etc. fine garden in front, iron MN
Being he same property acquired by the "a
ant herein BY purchase from the succession n
Berl mne Sr., as per act passed before A I,eA h.
notary pubic Of this city, on the FIRST day Il /,
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS L. Maxwell.
oc3l nolR del Sheriff of the Parrish Of Orlaa,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
city of New Orleans VS.. 81 muel p. Ru
NIErH DLSTRICPCOURT oFNEW oRLEAI

City of New Orleans VS.. .. .mueI p Rnl
EIFfH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW oRI AN
u No Is, l33 by virtue of a writ Of fisri fae1
me directed by the Honorable the Filth Distdl
district Court of New Orleans in the above entitl
cause Nin procsed 70 sell at public aTction at
street, between Canal and Uustomhouse ~ .eets
the second District of this city on \ EDNESDIH
NoVember els hteen 1853. at twelve O'Clock M n
following described property, to.wit:
situated IN Assessment District No CD thi
ssquare 70, ezln Two hundred and seventeen q
ouna sreets, and measuring l0O on- hundred 4
eight feet, by ll09l one hundred and nine feat h
assessed at the sum of twenty thousand doI1
lS-uuUOl, according to the assessment roll Of n
Seized in the above suit. ~
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
oolI no2 II Sheritf Of the Parish of Orleans
City OF New Orleans VS.. William GOJ
THIRD DISTRICT TCo0RfoFNEw oRLEAI
NO. N59.--By virtue ~ writ of heri fsaia
70 me directed by the Honorable the Th,yd n
tIict Court Of New Orleans, in the above entiil
cause l will proceed to sell al public aneiion
TIE Merchants and Auctioneers' ExchanCe M
street, between Canal and Custom bouse sfra.ts /
the second District of this city on WEDNFSDu
NSy.ino Is lsea, at tWelvr O'Clock NJ. the folsl
SQUARE, No; 10 uorty nine, bounded by Petr
ing described proper y, to wit; -
Pear, Oaliope and Delord nd mea Surfing fortvtI
70 o iVaf3 iorty by 52s464 and various
aS5e g ~ seu ~ twenty four hundred dollars accord
70 ths assessment roll Of 1896 deposited in the ~
o. tne Treasurer of this city.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
TH0S. L. MAXWELL.
ocI7 po217 Snsrin oil the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
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OFFICE OF TUE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. 4
Thursday, November IL, iH6a,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
The committee OF. fires submitted the fol-
lowing report:

lowing report:
COMMITTEE ON FIRES.
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Oity Hall, New Orleans November 10, 1853
To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen
GENTLEMEN-Your committee have the
honor to report on the petition of Fire
Engine Company No. q, to have their
stable repaired, that the contract for repair
ing said stable was sold in May last, and the
purchaser Of the contract declines to do
the work, and we therefore offer the ac-
companying resolution.
]. s. ATHENS, Chairman,
GERALD FARRELL,
ERNEST G. MORPHY.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-11-12
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OolI hos IL Sheriff of the Parish of Orie6ns a.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22


HARD Up FOR CAPIrAL.-Tbe Radical pa.
pers head telegram from Nashville, giving
an account of the murder Of jew who 10
said TO have been /. Radical, thus: "Ano.
,her Kuklux Outrage" aud charge the muir
der on the Democrats. II is much more
likely that It was done by sorns oi Bruwniow's
imps, to "kill two birds with one stcne."
First to kill the Jew and second, hy charg-
ing the murder on the Democrats, to ALLEVIATE
the Jews from the Democratic party. Every
body knows that BrOwlow hates Jews with
all the intensity of his malignant nature.
Jews have not yet forgotten the contsmptu.
GUS slur thrown by Bro~nlow at Judah P.
Benjamin, formerly U. S. Senator from
Louisiana, on account Of his religion. The
DID ieud would not scruple to have anybody.
Jew Or Christian. killed it it suited his pur.
poses. But we think, With the meagre evi.
d.uce bet..rc us, 1t is not fair to charge the
murder on any party. Men have beep muir.
dered in every part Of the world, under just
such circu ast ances, for their money. IL 10
not nore reasonable 10 suppose that this man
was murdered by disguised r"bbers and muir.
derers for bis money, than hy partizans OF
either political party?
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Nothing bu, an rwu.mning Democratic victory
in November says john Forsyth, 'cSn avert civil
,nd In either words. Mr. torst ia anu tiiuse
L- s AXIS Ready t' renew the terrible strife
frum which have emerged rather than submit That
this shall be free ,epubc, with freedom vi "pinion
the iHht all titlZe to vote according To their
eonyiclons.-Stocktop ludepcnden:.
Tins Is the style Ut argument upon which
the Radicals base their hopes Of success. Ii
is not long siuce Wade Hampton had to con-
tradict their misstatement Of his remarks.
in short time We may expect tn hear 0t
Mr.. FORSYTH doing the same. But the idea
Of the Independent claiming that, under
Radical rule. this is /" q free Republic, with
freedom Of opinion anJ the right of all elti'
zens to vote according to their own convic
tionsn is decidedly cuul. In the ten recon.
s,ructein States, such Of the citizens as choose
10 vote the Radical ticket haze the right to
do 50; hut, those who do not have precious
little "freeJom Of opinion" or right To vote
according 10 their own c,nvietious. The in.
famous conduct of the Radicals in destroying 9
freedom of opinion in those States is thrown
in the shade by their hypocritical cant about
"freedom, progress" and tho political
equality of oil men," They have given the
ballot To the negro and now that be Is likely
TO vote against The Radical nominees they
call on Congress for hslp TO prevent the
election Of Democratic electors. A free
Ranublic'-in horn.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Ike DEssLER rue Horse TAAER.-RARY
DIscouNTED-Do you know Ike Dessler? Ut
course YOU do. Everybody knows him. As
"Msrk Twain" said about friend o! hi' che
has remarkably we'll developed chest, only
it has slipped down to the wsistband OF his
breeches." Wellthere are two things on which
Dessler is had to beat namely, Democracy
and horse. breaking. Ii is good fnany years
Stree we became convinced of his souudness
Oh the former, but were not convinced tGat
he knew more than some other folks about
the latter until last Wednesday. On that
day, Mr.. Dessler invited us down to Mon
ahan's Stable, now owned BY D. Mclean, to
witness his illustrations OF the art Of breaking
wild horses. There were several pupils
present who paid fee of IS 90 for the IN
struc,ions. Before opening school,. Mr..
Dessler swore US all TO secrecy. lie then
proceeded showing how to bride horse sc
that child could hold him,-how TO prevent
q horse from kicking in harness,-how tt
make baulky horse pull in spite of bimselt
how to prevent him from kicking or strIk'
ing while being shod,-how sdbdue and
tame a colt, vicious horse or wild mustang
As SOON as the principles were explained
everybody wondered that they had not dis
COVERED them. before. They are simple
philosophical and cannot fail to succeed will
any horse no matter how stubborn or viciou
he may be. We wuuM not take $50 for th
knowl ledge acquired.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Washington and the $40, 900 I" lost" in For
ney's de,ar,ment; and the money spent
70 carry the last New Hampshire election,
and. in shoss, all other official populations,
deducted.
The Usioa admits that reconstruction has
cost SLID 210 and the Freedtlan's Bureau
50, rs 900 during the last three years. max
ing total for these two Radi al ins entions
os nearly FIVE millions and half. We
think, however, that fifteen millions wou'd
not cover their cost. The revenue of the
governments. from all sources, for the year
1866 was $3.50 1879 81. and for 1867 1t
was 500, SIC, ,497 10. We have not the fgures
or estimates for 1868, at hand, but they
must be about S+0o coo 600. If the Unt0a $
economical ii ures are correct, even silo" ing
that 500 000, 900 of the floating debt has
ben paid, there should still be large
balance in the Treasury. But, alas 4! for
the Unions combination Of logic and arith
metie, the money is not there and Radical
extravagance continues to be SO great that
even the New York Tribune is indignant at
it, In It's issue of Juue 18th, the Tribune
says:
The Of coin in he Treasury has already begun
IN ieclue 1t has exceeded Hundred Millions It
il now but Seventy Millions excess of the outstanding
Gold Certificates. This is be drawn down directly by
the p1vnent of Eight Mliicns of si~xican War Debit
Thirty Millions If Interest and (prvhably seven Millions
If lnr chaseuey for Alaska. 1t Is not probshir that
thr. will titty Millions ot coin in the Treasury On the
4t of July next above the amount deposited there by
private owners and balanced by Gold Ceicses oi Depo
sit Aud it is M rally certain that the Debt will be
heavie four mouths hence than il is to-day.
How it, theu that Membets OF Congress can oe tund
CENT. RA as AL Sudltiohai Sotil-
prnsaun or bounty to all the civil -mplyes OF the
tiovernuient residing working In Washington CltyI
That to say: every other whose Regular
nav j. 600 per is to forhe year ending
with tnl- mouth s. 400 and 30 of all l"o receive less
than S2tOI or If the regular pay does NOT exceed
s., 5uu How trustees OF tins heavily taxed ana
deeply embarrassed people vote to squander theiT noney
TINS eckle-sy !? -
We will takc our trade as an ILLUSTRATION: Inc
priuers-M neither compus pres>menemployed III
the Goyernn.it printing office. paid sA per week,
money times. They paid as much as any uiter
printers and they work no harder than oth-rs Why,
ihe sould other printers be tsxei to pay this tvor9d
lew 50 per extra l. seems TO MS grss partiaity
aui wrong
Of the peope We warn yoa that your
votes this will be scrutinzeo when
yeu come before the peuele Tor reelection TheN VINO
by hard work. and get no twenty per cent extra
will ask why t-y should be taxed to pay twenty per cent
extra for this years services those who have had the
Government employer. charge you t" ie.k we'll ta
answer!
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

FEEDING THE HEvIL.-Our Celestial popu.
lation set the City Cemetery on fire year
ago last Wednesday while feeding the
Devil, ceremony which they perform once
year over the graves of their defunct breth'
ern. Our worthy City Sexton, Fred.
Freund, was watching the cemetery last
Wednesday, to prevent recurrence OF the
accident this yea and was astonished TO see
no signs of the ceremony. lie then went to
Chinaman to enquire why i was net OBJ
served and was Informed that it tales place
ten days hter this year on account OF 1t con
taiuing thirteen months.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The FRENCH GARDlN FIRE.-The fire s'
the French Garden. on the l4:h inst, was
much more destructive than we understood
at the time. The entire house, including
ball roum and wine cellar with contents, was
destroyed. Also, a large portion of the
grape crop vas ruined by the fire spreading
in the grass under the vines. M insurance.
The proprietor was absent aud two hired
men were at work in the garden. They
don't know how the FIRE originated.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

A PAIR uF BEAUTIES. weeks have
now elapsed since Sibley. like young chick
en-, went home to ruost. We dni not think
his return to the Radical fold, after an so
sence of nine or ten months, sufficiently re-
markabe to take any notice OF. We heard
the old renegade make speech, last fall, III
which he was particularly severe on the negro
equality procllvities Of his party, and-on
English grammar. The onslaught made
ON the former is now recante1, but the
merciless murder of the latter will last until
the Devil fprecloses his mortgage Oh him.
Since then. the Radicals have been renforc
ed by AL. Dudley. Speaking of Al. Dudley
reminds US Of al incident that occurred In
Sonora about the end Of June last. Mr..
VIM. l.. Dudley was here prosecuting case,
and many Of our citizens only knew the Dud
.eys by reputation. Now common fumor
gives W. l.. Dudley very good reputation
and Al. very bad one. We happened to
be in party Of three talking about the MIR.
Dudley then in Sonora. O.e asked if this
was the Dudley that had such a notorious rep
utation as q ID rascal. "Oh no, replied
another, somewhat acquainted with the
brothers. s'it's his brother AL. that is the
id rascal this one is very much Of
gentleman" ST., in as much as the Radicals
had, already, all the decency of the Dudley
family, it is according to the ''eternal illness
of things that they should have its id
rascalty also.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

ELEcrtoSlEstxG Il BBeRY.-rhe Tribune
asks. "IIow is i, that members Of Congress
can be found To vote ttcenty per cent extra ss
additional cumpensaiiun CT bounty to all
the civil employees ofthe government residing
or working in Washington Ciiy?' The rea.
son why is obvious. II is very n,at and
scientific mode Of robbing the people to fur
nish an elec,icneering fund for Grant and
Colfaz. An appropriation for that purpose
wouli Ls little too bare faced, and might
injure those representatives of great moral
ideas" before the people. The employees
would hardly stand a tux Of 20 per cent on
their old salaries. So, to hoodSink the reo.
pie and .'ssise the wind" the employees get
an additional 90 rer cent. which they can
well afford 10 subscribe for campaign pur.
poses. Do you see, the poias9 ES Horace.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

DAsrARDLY CoNDucr.-Patrick llar,ing
ton and brother. Of Shaw's Flat, seven OF
eight weeks ago, suub a shaft at the head
of Dragonn Gulch and got e'od prospect.
Tbey then went to work to cut y tail race
upon which they have been working seseu
weeks. They had their sluiees piled up and
covered with brush. ready for use when the
tail-race would be completed. Last Tues.
day night some unknown scoundrel. or scoun
lrels, set the brush on fire and burned them
M. The man who would be guilty Of such
an act is meah enough to perpetrate any
crime,
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

DExocRATic CLUB MERTlNG.-Do not for.
get the meeting to be held Vt the Court House
this evening at o'clock. Let every Dem
ocrat come forward and sign the roll. We
can, and must, have a large and active Dem.
ocratic Club in Sonora. Now is the time for
action, and every Democratic soldier must 60
to the front.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

ANOTHER CASDlpArE.-Mr. l.. F. Jarvis,
of Gold Springs, announces himself q can.
didatc for Supervisor of District Mo- lie
is good Democrat, an old settler and capa.
ble man. NJ matter which OF the ccndi.
dates, already announced, may be nom-
mated the Democracy Of District No. 2
will go before the people with good man
for the position.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

FRU1r.-Thank>. 10 j. ". k.nh, Of Kama
ka Garden, for lot os luscious peaches aud
grapes.
To John Rocco, Of the Italian Ranch, up
Sonora creek, for fine lot of grapes.
10 Herman Oppenhemer Tor splendid
watermelon. Blessed is he who remembers
the printer, for Of such il the Kingdom OF
Heaven.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The STOCKTON LAND OFFicE.-The Tuol-
umuc City Netcs charges the Stockton Land
Office with being in league with ring OF
nd-grahbers. Register Nye, i'll the Stock.
ton pnpers,. denies the foul impeachment, and
courts investigation. The Batleti" says, II
half theitports nre true the SIockton Land
Office needs thorough overhauling. Thus
the matter stands.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

On Saturday 18th inst /. considerable dam
aye was done 10 the ranch OF Mr.. Stewart,
at Saws Flat, by fire which had spread
inio it from the woods. About 100 hives
Of bees were DESTROYED
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

THE DAILY ARGUs:-Wm. A. January
ESQ.,, editor and publisher of the Santa Clara
argus, now issues daily edition. We have
not seen copy of it yet but ifit is anything
ike the weekly it aust be first rate paper.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

GRAHr's REcoRp -R"dical experts are
busy ut work, says the New Orleans Times,
searching tor Grants record. In this labor
Of love they are necessarily satie6ed with a
yery small reward. The we'll defined opin.
iuns he has been known to express acquire,
however, an immenee significance, in view
of their scarcity. ard stand OUT like tomb
stones in asparsely settled graveyard. Al
present they sum up as follows
No. Thinks negro suffrage unwise,
and calculated to produce war Of races. u
Dunlittle's Speech, October 2. 1862.
30. 2-lle expelled tue Jews from his
military lines. on tbe plea that they were
,i,shopsst Us class. -Order August llit
1862.
NJ. 3-Opposed 10 the freedom of the
press.-Lerter Feb. II. 1868.
No. AIN favor Of stripping the President
Of all appointing and removing powers.-
Letter of Aug. 1867.
No. SIN favor of impeachment thinks
IT'S defeat would result in "bloodshed. Let
ter of May II.
NJ. 6-Eudorses negro suffrage at th.
South and rejects it o. the North.-Chicags
Platform.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

The RICHEST TuiNu YEr.-The Sacramen.
TO Union calls the N. T. World daily ven.
dor Of scurril ty. falSehood and vile epithets." "
The pot calling the kittle black is" nowhere
compared To this.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
EstraY.

ae to the premises Of the White stripe
=; ,hs faee. no blapda sh. on all eet when
sAn Theownsr cau have him by proving propeH A"o
rx;rc Ranch kses aud Gust Of advertising
paying naoeu YkAAK nRUNKELLs
Mvntezuma House
A. eea 1868 Tuolumne county, C4s,
Nos aucc-ln
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

No In U.-lf the Sacramento Union would
reverse the order of the letters in its name
and prefix them with the word TRUTH, 1t
would describe it's own condition exactly.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

TuE BENErIT.-lt California does not think
proper tp confer the elective franchise upon
60 900 or.7O, ,OC0 Mongoian idolators she will
loose u Representative IN Congress after the
next census. Under the Feurteen,h Amend
ment rotsrS, not population, constitute the
basis OF representation. Better have no re-
presentation than reduce the elective fran
chise to such degraded condition.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

CALIFORNIA Medical GAzErrE.-We are
indebted to tue publshe $, A. II man Il Co,
San Francisco for the second number Of this
valuable publication. An NJ. d. could not
invest $500 year to better advantage
than nv subscrihin. for it.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Read the interesting letter from Judge
Stone on tho first pnge. 1t came too late for
publication Inst week. ,s...-
Also the articls from. the L,cish Sentinel,
headed ..Grant and his admirers"
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
DissOIutiOn Notice.

TIME copsrtpsrshp heretofore existing nn Ter inc ne
IL name of Egiipg s.ars' 10 this DAY oiss"i'e0 "
mutual consent. ~ ss.,,. ~
Ne have placed our books AMI accounts in thensn o.
Justice C. r. Cutting settlement Persons
thsis Arm ara requested u call aud settle immedI
'nei"'' A'N "A' L. EGLlNG.
Chinese Camp, Aug 10, 1858. D. T. o. anSa.st
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Insurance. AGENr.-.Iohu B. Bacon Esq,
has been appointed Agent, in Sonora. for the
New Easland Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

DSArH Of TnADpEus SrEvENs.-W hiie We
belisvs that Death coyeEs maiutude OF
sins" we do not believe that il makes sair'
of n sinner or converts an ln aa.ous wretch
into the spirit ola Just man made perfect.
The late Thad. Stevens was III anF op'n
ion, very bad man. Mis- malicious ana
vindictiye nature, not On honest bas @'s'
guided fanatici>m, was the cause of his lead
ing off in the brutal policy adopted ~ me
Radicals toward the South. His iron Will
brooked no opposition from any quartet
the Constitution, mis- oath of office, nor any
thing E1Se,' could he allowed for n momeat To
,hwart' him in the accomplishment Of his
purposes. We have no sorrow to express
over his grave, except on account OF hls not
dying eigh, or ten years sooner.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

lIsnson's Baok St.re. as usual. merits our
thanks for liberal supply OF newspapers and
magazines.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22


OuR NOMINEE. JAS. W. Cotfroth was nom
mated for. Congress, hy the End District
Democratic Convention which met at Sacras
men,o last Wednesday. The nomination is
a good one. Mr.. Crfroth has done yeoman :
service fer the party in it's hour OF neei and
now ,ha. there is every prospect of a Demo-
crat being sent to Congress from this District
Is eminenily proper that no should be the
man. Ms. Cotfroth is a lawyer ot command
inr ability, an eloquent speaker, apd -
empha,icaily Californian, having lived IN
Tuolumne and Sacramento counties since his
boyhood. When he goes to Congress, as he
assuredly will, there is no danger OF his
sacrificing the. interests of his constituents
f,r tho advantages of soulless menopolies.
The Central Pacific Railroad could never nave
sscured his vote to grant 1t the timber on
ths mineral lands along the route of the road,
had he been in Congress instead of Sargent,
when the lattes voted for that measure: we
chesrfulIv hoist the name OF James w. Cot
fr,tb. as the Democratic nominee for Con-
rrsss in the Second Congressional District.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

CArHulIc CHuscH So-rcx Mass. SUNDAY, Aug SSrd
in jamestown ID sonora. sunday Aug SEh IN sonora
sunday, Sept. ott ia Big Oak Fiat.
The union Democrat., 1868-08-22

Ics-We are under many obligations to
T. Clark for liberal supply Of pure, crystal
ice during the week.