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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
UTTON.
PRICES.

HOcand's German Bittsr.. pst bottle, a %
-" half dozen, %
Hooaands German Tonic, put M In ousrt bo,,,o,
q 20 per bottle or half dozen for S7.b.
~ Do not forgot 10 examine wen ths nrticl. ,ou
nuyi In order 70 get the genuine.
for sale By all druggists and stors-hpspsrR
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02

The Lewiston Journal announces
that q gentleman Of that city, being
troubled with dyspepsia, has been
cured by drinking pure water from the
Androscoggin river, instead OF impure
water from wall.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
THE BFsr ANp ORIamA1

The BEST AND ORIGINAL ToNIo OF
IRoN. Pbosphorus ana Oalisyz, Known as Oaswell.
Mack Co.'s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir of OAlsaya,
BarE. The iron restores color TO the blood the
phosphorus renews waste OF the nerve tissue, and
the calisays gives natural healthful tone 10 the
digestive DREAMS, thereby curing dyspepsia IN its
various forms, wakefulness, general debility aud
depression OF spirita. Manufactured only by Gas.
we'll Hazard o., New York, Sold by all drug.
giBtB. novl7enw
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
HEPwoRTH DIXON ON AMERICA. "A
London letter, Of recent date, saws:

London letter, Of recent date, says;
Mr.. Hepworth Dixon, since his re-
turp from America, has been engaged
in lecturing in the American fashion. -
AT Brigh on he defended the American
theory of representation against the
English, contending that member OF
Parliament should give, not merely bis
own opinions, bnt those Of his constit-
uents-thAt he should, in fact represent
the wishes and needs OF his DISTRICT
This is quite contrary to English ideas
Of parliamentary independence, and
MIR. Dixon's lecture will give rise to
much discussion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them with all It's attendant ills win and In the use
OF this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that will
lnstil new life into their veins restore in measure
the energy and ardor Of more youthful days build
up their shrunken forms, and give health anc
happiness to their remaining years
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02

Since 1852 France has borrowed
&,55S. 100000 in gold.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02

There Is no medicine extant equal to these RENE.
dies To such cases. A tone and vigor is impaired
TO the whole system, the appetite 70 strengthened
food % enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly, the
blood is purified, the complexion becomes sour
eyes, bloom Is given to the cheeks, and the wea Z
and nervous invalid becomes strong and hsaltk
being
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
From Rov. .. D. Fsndall.

''''saH' Editor christiaa Chronicle. PhiladslpAsa.
have derived decided beneft from the use of
noonanas 9erman Bitters, and feel 1t my privilege
VINO are suffering from general debility or IRON
diseases arising from derpngement OF he liver.
Yours truly,
T. u. TENDAII.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02

DHELPs, DODGE 4 PALMER, Manu-.
y uhcturers and Jobbers Of Chicago Boots and
>shoes. Orders promptly Alled. No so Lake St.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-04-02
DEBILITY,

Resulting from any Cause whatever
PRosTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
incurred by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, &C.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
Sherin,s Sale.

WDY VIRTUE of Execution issued out OF the Fifth
I'D Judicial District Court for the county OF Tuolumne
State of California in the action of c. H. Carter against
Tu olumne Mountain Gold and Silver Mining Company,
duly atested second day of October D. 1868 Tor ne
sum eight hundred and sixty four 96-loO dollars,
ages and thirty 6olo0 dollars costs, togetner WI"
aecrno costs have seized and taken in execution the
following described property to wit That certain
Lead or Lode, Gold and Silver Mining Claim h
Of the Tuolumne Rsver in the county of Tuoumne anu
State Calienia, and known as the Tuonmne .teen
Gold and Silver Mining Co.'S claim, containing s,.
hundred and fty feet in length, said claim Ionsy
known as the Buchanan Claim, also the quartz MI, t ala
machinery therein thereto belonging "a far crushing
claim and situated near thereto, and useo ioi ''e
rock from said mine .~ N. oath dav
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday 'ns f ~
Of October A. D. 1868, at u o'clock, M IN ivn ~ ia
Court House door, in the city of sonora, tfx ala
property to the highest bidder for cash 10 p;s Ia
Indictment with costs and accruing costs bios ~ -
made in part gold coin and partly in Legal IenaS
of the u s. JOHN ~ PoSi'
Sonora, Oct. Sd, 1865 -3w
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
Summons.

I'm THE JUSTICES COURT OF FIRST TOWNSHIP,
in tn county of Tuolumne State of Caornia.-Chas.
Tupper, j. P.-George Brusie, plaintiff, against L.
Kearney, defendant nt.-Summons.
People of the State of California send greeting 70
+. Kearney. Defendant. You are hereby required to
appear before at my office in the First Township IN
the County of Tuolumre, in action brought against
YOU by above named plaintiff and answer the con.
plant said action file in my said Office within nj
teen DAYS after the service you of this Summons The
said action brought 10 Of you tie sum Of l-
100 for Merchandise sold and delivered to by said
plaintiff, from April 4th 1861 to October 10Th, !eo! a.
will appear Der complaint file in my office. And you
are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint, above required, said paintn VIII
take judgment against for the said amount OF I'll
100 together with costs and damages.
To the Sheriff Constable of said County, greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this S0th day of September A D..
1865. CHAs. IOfrEh,
oc34t Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

ANorHR FIRE IN SoNoRA.-Or city has
been visited with an unusual number Of fires
during the past Summer, none of which
however have been very extensive. Las
Thursday morning. little before o'clock
a fire broke out in the house of Mrs. Ball or
Linoberg street. and communicated back to
the houses on the same block fronting on
Hospital street. Before it could be stopped
four houses were consumed. The property
destroyed was insured as follows Mrs. Ball
$500, in Firemans' fund Mr.. Wolcott $4OO,
Firemans' Fund Mrs. Hart, 600, Manhat
tan Holden Estate, 500, Pacific.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

County CoURr-SEPrENBER TERN-HoN
G. II. RANDALL, JUDcE.-The People VS.
Frank Fels.-Verdict guilty of grand lar
ceny. Sentenced to two years and six month.
in State Prison.
People VS.. E. Nares.-Verdict. not guilty
People VS.. All Hook. -. Verdict, not guilty
People VS.. VIM Observation-Disclosures until
Monday Sept. 2Sth.
People VS.. Indian Frank.-Verdict, no
guilty.
John Reilly and Francis Silveria were ad
mtted to citizenship.
Court adjourned until Monday Sept. Is
1868
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03


DEPARTURE OF FATHER LARKIN.-Rev.
Thomas Larkin who has been for the last ten
months Catholic Pastor of this parish has
been removed from u.s., by Bishop Allema-
ney, and is succeeded by Father McNaboe.
Father Larkin left Sonora yesterday morn
ing for San Francisco, where he goes to take
charge of St. Peters Church.
Although Father Larkin has resided with
us but a short time his departure is deeply
regretted by the entire community. Amiable.
charitable and liberal, the Rev. gentleman
was only. known to be loved. His friends
are not confnd to his own faith but citizens OF
all shades of belief were proud to esteem him
a personal friend. No man has ever left
Sonora with more fervent or universal wishes
for his future prosperity.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

From the Army Hospital the bloody bat
tle-6eld the mansion of the rich and the
humble abode of the poor-from the office
and the sacred desk from the mountain-top,
distant valley and far-off islands of the ocean
from every nook and corner of the civilized
world, is pouring in the evidence of the as
tonishinc effects of DRAKE's PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS. Thousands upon thousands of letters
like the following may be seen at our office
*ss* have been in the Army Hospital for fourteen
months speechless and nearly dead At Alton. Ill they
gave bottle of Plantation Biters. Three bottles
have made well again.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

During the seyenty-three years previous to
Lincoln's election, says the Day Book the to-
tal expense of the government amounted to
81. 400, ,000. 900. During the three years, OF
Mongrel peace, since the end OF the o "reoe;- a"1
lion the expense has been 81, ,6oo, ,OOO, 600.
That il, $500 600, 900 more in three years, than
in the whole seventy years before the rule OF
the thieves now in power. The average an
nual expense of the government before the
rule of the Grant party was a little more than
nineteen millions, whereas now is is over f1ve
hundred and thirty millions. Such IS the
luxury Of Mongrel rule.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

SONORA DEMOCRATIC OLUB.-The Club
meeting last Saturday night was unusaDy
large and a great. many new members signed
the roll. After the usual order of business
had been gone through with, Hugh Farley
ESQ, of Columbia, was introduced and greet
ed with three hearty cheers. He then pro-
ceeded to deliver an address,in which he ex-
haustively reviewed the financial policy of
the Radicals, exposed their system of bound
less plunder and showed that while they shout
for the preservation of the rational faith and
the payment of the debt according to the
letter and the spirit of the law, they have
been guilty of wholesale repudiation. The
outrageous institution called the Freedmen s
Bureau was shown up in masterly style. In
contrast to Radical extravaganza he showed
the Justice, economy, and wisdom with which
the government had been administered, un-
der Democratic rule. He reviewed the per-
sonal extravaganza of Congress in vein of
scathing sarcasm, and withal showed facts
and figures to prove everything he said, not
on this subject alone, but on every other sub
iect treated of il his speech.
Mr.. Farley is a logical, argumentative
speaker, and has the happy faculty of sand
wiching dry statistics with humorous, witty
and sarcastic remarks, which have tendency
to make folks laugh fright eout in meetin. +"
His speech was applauded to the echo, and
the appreciatiye mods, and smiles exchanged
among the audience during its delivery
showed that it was highly satisfactory. Al
its close, three cheers were given for Seymour
and Blair, three for Hon. j. W. Coffroth, oul
next Congressman, and three more fore tht
speaker.
The Club then adjourned to meet on Satur
day evening October 3rd.
The Club meetings will, hereafter be heit
at the Turn Verien Hall.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

A VALUABLE AccEssIoN.-Hon. John w.
Wilcox, of Mariposs, has taken the stump
for Seymour and Blair. Mr. Wilcox acted
with the Republican party during the war,
but since its close he has found that party to
be inimical to the Union. He, therefore, has
left t,and is working for the success OF Demo
cracy and Union.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Su,c1pE.-Mr. VIM. d. REMOVER, native
of Pennsylvania, and an old resident of Col
umbia, committed suicide Wednesday morn
ing. between the hours of one and four
O'Clock, by placing the muzzle OF shotgun
in his mouth and blowing out his brains. We
accosted him tha. night about ten o'clock, as
he was walking up past the place where the
deed was done, below Fallon's Hotel, and in
auired after his health he replied very
good, amt you late p He appeared then to
be quite sober and rational. He was ad-
dicted to hard drinking. Has had the
"snakesn after him several times. Was last
seen by Jack Douglass going down Main st.
toward his home. This was about Il o'clock.
He had then been into two saloons and
taken copious drinks OF brandy. Late that
night he went to Mr.. Cora's house; woke
him up and borrowed his shotgun, telling
him that he was going out pigeon hunting
very early the next morning. lie afterwards
came back and placed the gun on the INSIDE
of Mr.. Cs fence and then went and bor-
rowed single-barrel gun from the boy at
-Kelly's stable, telling the boy the same story
he told Mr.. Cora. lne huLIle vi .ue gun
was placed in his mouth and then fired by
himself he springing the trigger with
stick. lie must have been sitting when he
shot himself. He fell with his head over
a wooden trough The load came out at
the hack of the head. His brains were COM
nletely blown out. Below we give rerbd
linn oopy of his will found written on a slate
in his cabin. He wrote splendid hand ,and
VIE are told that he once acted as head clerk
Of one of the leading New York houses
Coroner Freund was telegraphed for and
came and held an inquest over the body
The Jury of course rendered q verdict O.
suicide.
CoLuxRIA, Sept. Goth, 1868.
at is nv wish that Mr.. Adam Mckenzie
shall take my place-destroy my letters ane
naners which are of no use to him. in
tend TO put my light out. hope the
county will not be put to the expense OF
Coroner's Jury, for this is my own volun
tsry act. MY letters will show that l wa
Cbas G suider. barber, is indebted to M
for 81 days work........'........ $ 70
Less for $50 shingles. w
Balance. s. 75.
Il,
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

INFORMATION WANrED.-luformatio is
wanted concerning the whereabouts Of George
Selby, late of Aberdeen, Scotland. When
last heard of, about two years ago, he was at
jamestown, California. Any particulars in
regard to him will be thankfully received and
q reward given, by his son, George Selby.
State papers please copy.-.&ockton ndepen-
dent
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Read the advertisement, in another column,
of soiree to be given by the young men'cf
this city. Judging from the names Of the
Committee of Arrangements, pleasant time
may be expected. We would advise all who
wish to enjoy goohdance to attend.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

William s. Moss, publisher of the San
Francisco Eraminer has commenced suit IN
the Fourth District Court, San Francisco,
against the city and county, to recover S42,
755 damages for the destruction of the
Democratic Press by mob, April 18th,
1865. Captain Moss claims So ,a57 for loss
of personal property, 4,S1S, fer loss OF
rent; SS,57l Il, for loss of subscribers, good
will. etc. and Sll, ,0s4 SO, interest to date.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

PIMrLEs, BLorcnEs, and roughness of the
skin generally arise from depraved or vtiated
humors. Brstol's Sarsaparlla is the best
of all known purifiers of the blood aad
humors. This unfailing detergent neutralizes
the poison, and occasional doses of Brshol's
Sugar-coated Pills, taken at same time, purge,
out the unhealthy secretions, insuring q:
SIN Doth, white, soft skin. 5S4.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
C.. II. FLAurK.

YES, EVERYWHERE In her bathroom, in.
her drawing-room, her boudoir, in her carri-
age, at the ball or opera, on the promenade,
everywhere, q lady requires, rs the extreme
of refined enjoyment and fashionable luxury
the fragrant aroma of the genuine MURRAY &5
LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER.
ESs- As there are worthless counterfeits ,
always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by the proprietors, Lanman 4 Kemp, New
York. 55S.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

BAcksL1DING.-It would appear by the pro
test of prominent Radicals of the Second
Ward of San Francisco that gross fraud, such
as substitution of ballots and ballot box stuff
fng were perpetrated at the late "Union Re
publican" primaries in that city. The 5000
and morality party has fallen from grace
The saints are backsliding.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

NAruRALIzArIoN.-T County Court will
be in session every Monday from now until
the Presidential election. Persons desirous
of obtaining naturalization papers willtplease
take notice.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

The adopted citizens of the United States
are making move to buy Henry A. Wise,
of Virginia, homestead, in recognition Of
his great services in vindication of the rights
of adopted citizens, in the memorable Know
Nothing campaign of 1855. In Boston the
contribution in n few hours amounted to
1000, after the appearance os an editorial
in the Boston Plot advocating the undertak-
ing.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

FIRsT RAIN OF THE SEAsoN.-Last Thurs
day forenoon slight shower of rain fell.
Yesterday morning we had another and much
heavier shower. As we go to press the wealth
er is cloudy and threatens more rain.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

ELECTIONS THIS MoNrH.--Florida, October
5th ); Nebraska, October 9th Georgia, Oc-
tober, 7th; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
anna, October, 18th West Virginia, 0oto-
her. odd.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

The report of an earthquake having occur
red last week on Kern River reached here On
Monday or Tuesday last. Also, that very
distinct and well defined shocks were expe
renced at Lone Pine. Truly are these
..parlous times. N-Los Ankies Skdr.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors.

I'm PROBATE COURT, Tnoumne couuty.-In the mat
III ter of the Estate Of Philip Myers, deceased.-lt is
ordered that notice creditors of the said Philip My
er deceased requiring all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit wit the necessary
vouchers to the Executor OF this Estate within iour
months be given by publication in the 90 Union Demo
crat newspaper printed and published in the city Of
Sonora county aforesaid week for the period OF
four weeks. PkOBAIE JoDGE-
Sonora, Oct. 1st, 1865. ., oc3-4w
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

We were frightened almost out of all our
propriety, a day or two ago, by the intelli--
gence that a volcano had broke out in the
vicinity of San Diego--in the island off the
harbor, in fact. Where will it break ous
next, we wonder Los 1ngeleS Star.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

MERcEp WooLEN MlLLs.-A gentleman
who has recently been to Smelling informs us
that the Woolen Mills at Merced Falls are
now in operation. The good people of Mer-
ced county have had a great time over, or
under, we don't know which, the first blan-
ket of home manufacture.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

FIRE AT SAN ANpREAs.-A fire hroke out
on the evening of the Goth ult., in Mckee's'
stable, San Andreas. 1t spread rapidly on
St. Charles street East of the Methodist
church and Sheriff. Thorn's residence; Wess
to the Stockton road, the brick stores of Sui
Ivan and Harris escaping on Gatewood
avenue and Main street to Halls dwelling
and Irvins's barn North and West to Main
street to the express and telegraph Offices.
The stone store of Tassara & Gaping, Hast
side of Main street, below St. Charles es>
capped with small loss. The loss is estimated
at $7S 200. Much valuable property was
saved by the almost superhuman efforts Of
our citizens. Many families are withoutshel-
ter
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
More Radical Lies.

New York Tribuae's Atlanta special
of Sept. 10Th, tells lying story about the
people of Warrenton, Ca, having denied Re
publican speakers the right to be heard IN
that town. This veracious special further
saws that the Republicans then went to the
colored church outside the town and held
their meeting. When the speaking was
nearly through, news was received that the
citizens were organizing in town and drill
ing in military tactics preparatory to an at,
tack. The Republicans then scattered and
took to the woods.
This yarn will do TO tell to the marines. Ev-
ery person of common sense knows that the
Southern people are not fools-that they have
at least an ordinary share of intelligence.
Also, that the Southern people are, them
selves, we'll aware that violence, instead OF
helping, would assuredly injure their cause
They have had war enough. They fought
like heroes until the Confederacy collapsed
Then, when the fortune of war went against
them, they furled their flag, stacked their
arms, and accepted the result Of the war
Since the end of the war they have main
tanned peace, law and order, in manner
that indicates a moral heroism equal, if not
superior, to the physical heroism displayed
on the battlefield. The Radicals, knowing
that vast majority Of the Northern people
are magnanimous, and would not persecute
their brethren of the South, are trying to stiI
up sectional hatred by representing, the
South as being rebellious, lawless and ready
for another war. This is their stock in trade,
out of it they hope to make political capital
In order to give an air of plausibiity to their
lies, they torment and goad the Southern
people until occasionally slight emute is
provoked. Then
There surges forth a shrek
From hill to hill, from creek to creek
of " Horrible outrages on Union men, "ku
Klux organizations arming for another war,
"Upion meeting broken up by Rebels" &C.,
&C.. &c.
All this stuff is libel on the people of the
South. We have great many Southern
papers on our exchange list. We occasion
ally get letters from old friends in that sec
ton, and often see the letters of our friends
in this county, from various parts of the
South. All those sources Of information con
cur in saying that, while the patience o.
the Southern people is sorely tried, they are
determined not to be provoked into quarrel'
by the Radicals. They are earnestly ant
patiently waiting for the sun of peace, fra
ternity and constitutional government to ris'
on the third of November, in the election o
Seymour. This great hope gives them forti
tude to bear the almost intolerable burthen
of the present. But if, on the other hand
Grant should be elected, and Radicalism al
lowed to plunder, insult and ride rougl
shod over the country for another four years
God only knows what will ensue. The peo
pie of the South, goaded to desperation, an(
seeing no hope for relief, may in their de
spair turn guerrillas and help the Radicals
to finish the destruction of Southern civil
cation in as short time as possible.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

The San Francisco Dispatch gives the
names Of great number of prominent gen.
tlemen who have held high position among
the Radicals in the Eastern States that now
como out openly for Seymour and Blair.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03
SONORA, SATURDAY, OCT. 10th
COLUMBIA, MONDAY, OCT. I2th.

Let there be grand turnout, at both
places, of all who are opposed to negro and
Chinese suffrage, unequal taxation, Congress
sional usurpation and Radical plunde.ing.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

IcE.-The blocks of pure crystal received
daily at this Office from I. Clark's Ice Depot
are q great luxury.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

The story told concerning an outrage on
General Grant at Carlinville Illinois. where,
it was said, a fellow struck him in the face
with his hat, turns out to be pure in.
vention. The story was q falsehood from
beginning to end.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Our exchanges report large and spirited
Democratic gatherings everywhere.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

THE Stanislaus county Agricultural Fail
will commence at Knights Ferry on Wed
nesday next.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

END OF THE SuRRArr CAsE.-Dispatches OF
Sept. 24th, from Washington, say that Judge
Wyie has discharged Surratt from custody.
He sustained the plea of defendants counsel
that the statute of limitations providing that
an offence must be prosecuted within two
years, applied to his case. District Attorney
Darlington has filed an appeal from the de-
cision of the Court. Ii is believed that,
owing to the great expense to the government
of the former trial, no further attempt will be
made to try Surratt.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Thanks to Mr.. Hanson for liberal supply
of choice reading matter, including newspa-
pers, magazines, etc.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

Ira Smith, of Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S Ex
press, will please accept our thanks for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1868-10-03

The White Boys in Blue are organizing all
over the State of New Jersey.