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The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
To CORRESPONDENT rs.

Patients residing in part of the tate however dis,
ant. who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doh
erty their respective and who think proper
submit written statement of SUCH in preference hold
ing personal interview respectfully assured that
their communications will be held most sacred Dr. DOH
erty takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
opened only and replied to by himself aud the latter
as promptly as possible.
Ii the case be fully and canidy described personal
muncation will he unnecessary, instructions diet
regimen, and the general treatment of the itself n
cluding the remedies) will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner to convey idea of the pur-
port of the letter parcel So transmitted
t7 Consultaten--by letter or otherwise-FREE. Per-
manent cure guaranteed pay. Address
W. X. D0HERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco California
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
COLUMBIA NEWS DEPOT.
IN BRICK BUILDING,
ON MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA,
ONE DOOR ABOVE JACK DOUGLASS BILLIARD SA
LOON.

TUNIE undersigned having the sole agency hee in CO.
lumbia of all the leading newspapers published III
CALIFORNIA; and acting agent of several Insurance Com
panies would respectfully solicit continuance of the pa
tronage so literally bestowed during the past four months
nv the citizens of Columbia and neighborng camps.
He kee.s always on hand extra copies of the UNION
DENoCRAT Sonora HERALD, Tuolumne COURIER. GOLDEN
ERA Stoc ton INDEPENDENT Sacramento UNION EXAMINER
and all the Bay papers.
Receives too by each steamer from New York. large
supply of the New York Ledger Boston Pilot. Wayery
Magazine, Chimney Corner Comic, M4dane Demorest
Mirror of Fashion Godey's Lady Book Peterson's and
Arthurs Magazines Criminal Zetung, Bazaar German
Baltimore sun scientific American, Richmond Dispatch,
Phunny Phellow Nc Max, Budget of Fun and all the
leading Atlantic periodicals -
Keep also supply of Stationery hand: and will at
tend nronpty TO ali orders for Books. Music. and back
numbers of Papers Magazines, without extra charge
CIIAS. II. BROWN.
Columbia April 25th 1866. apps
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Marble Works.

VNoMBST0NES and all kinds of Marble work done with
IL neatness and dispatch, by L. L. NELSON, at his
shop on Warrington street Sonora nearly opposite the
City Hotel-in the adobe building
ny5sel5 L. E. NIELSEN
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06

ES- Mount Vernon Gold and silver MINI
ing GaalpanN. Sugar Pine District. Tuogmne County
Stte Of California. There is Delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock account If levied
April IL lseS the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective Shareholders as follows
Names. Shares. Nc. Ger. Amt.
AhSSF PITTS l&o S$1,SN
Mrs Mary Wallace, 80 1850
And IN accordance with law and order II the Roari
tu>trts made Nav -. tSGS. mAny shares of each
,,t.,s} ID. stock he neCessy viii be sold
the aice the NtraaS ia Colnba on the laA day ot
lame ;S,S. at : ociock r. NJ. IL pav the delinquent
se~nen together with costs ef Advertising and expenses
II sale. jus. FoMAALLe SeefetSTy,
Columbia. May =, lS6S.
once al the office ef the Tuolumne County Water Com
pany. in Golumhia. mySe2t
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,

cGH KEARNY ST., corner of
ODO Commercial, San Francis
co, established in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal Disc ases,
such as Gonorrhea, Gieet, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, lmpotency, etc. skin
diseases (of years standing) and Ul-
ceratcd Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Or. Noaag's aastitate.
DR.. J. c. YOUNG,
MEDICAL g. SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.
INSTITUTE.

$40 Washington Street, San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06

Arising from bad of the blood or chronic diseases
are eradicated and clear and transparent surface re-
gained by the restorative action Of this Ointment 1t
surpasses of the cosmetics and other toilet appI
in its power to dispe rashes and other disSur
ments Of the face,
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Female Complaints.

"hether III tue uarrt-d or SINGLE at th'
dawn of womanhood the of life, these tonic med
cines display so decided influence that marked i'm
proyement is percephe in the health of the patient
Being purely vegetable preparation, they safe
reliable remedy for all classes of females in every cond
lion OF health and station OF life.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Fr,.ipela. and Salt Rhenm.

Are of the most common and viruient disorders
prevalent continent these the Ointment is espe
caly antagouistie its mOdus operand Is first 10 Grad
icate the venom and then complete the cure.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Persons Afflicted with VenereaI

During the years since the establishment OF
the Institute the number of venereal that have
been treated record unsurpassed by any hospital
in the world the that has invariably marked
the course eatment
The union Democrat., 1868-06-06
Erurtious on .hc Skin

many standing. that have pertiRaeiousy
yield any other remedy treatment have
invariably suceumbed few applications of this power
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
KNIGHTS !EMPLAa GsC;P .,Os.

Morton Commandery, No. A. Knights Tempar, gave
brilliant reception at tho Metropolitan Hotel 10 their
friends yesterday evening. The bali OF the hotel
was crowded at unusually early hour by brilliantly
attired assembage OF ladies and gentlemen. The room
ta,eiuiy yet s:nguariy ornameutcd Suits OF steel
armor, gsen ing light. ranged the sides
and o0d walls, and the banners OF several
mander.es inscribed with historic names, wero hung
In least and conspicuous places, space inci-
nation sog erned the decorators The members OF tho
different Knights Tempa- organizations IN this CITY,
in the fu regaa Of the Order, assisted their brethren
Of Morton Commandery III making Lhe reception 10,
thor guests all That could be desired. The number of
ladies' dressed in attractive and In many instances costly
costumes, and in the extreme mode almost beyond
computation Tlo seats, and possible stand ng
places IN the hall not devoted to dancing were
cuped by beautiful women, and thus the who.e
blage o. fair guests in varegated and brilliant c0ors
set of by the somhre cllors OF the gentlemen pre-
senied the appearance Of parterre OF and beau
tifu flowers in their earliest bloom Judging from the
ihrong OF women that gTaced the reception CT Morton
Commentary last night, we should gay tue gentlemen
attach ed TO II, not the organization seif must be
ceed:ngiy popular with them. Dancing commenced ~ q
fsw past nine O'Clock, ana continued unt
sae hour this morning, many OF tho guests continu-
Ing, unconscious of fatigue 20 "trip 1t" until near the
hour sunrise.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
Ha0okLYa INTELLIGENCE.

REORGANIZATION THE BOARD or ALDERaEN.-Tho
Board of Aldermen held their rst year
yesterday. Alderman jacob J. Bergen, democrat,
elected President aud Mr.. G. Bishop. democrat, City
Clerk. The Mayors message read. He advocates
OF buildings erected in Brooklyn last year was 8 $50,
classified a. follows Brown stone fronts, al; brick
dwellings, c052; stone churches, 2; brick churches,
Il frame churches. Il; school houses, IL; I;
factories So; nsce ancous buildings, liz His Honor
grows the extravagance OF the Pocc commissioners,
and nvokeg legislative intervention To taxpay
Ha further says: "rne building of bridge the
East river. row conompatiou, is project IN which
the citizels or Brooklyn cannot but fee deeply In
terosted Such structure would add materially To tue
facilities OF transit, relieving the present overcrowdcd
ferries and lnsurng an uninterrupted and undeiayed
communication at all seasons betw on he cities of
Brooklyn and New YORK. fhe Legislature shou Id
be appealed 10 for the passage OF AN act es-
BrookIyn ana Now York. The city debt has Increased
from one to twelve millions In "a many years-a sum
sufficient only the discreet and c0uomcal,
the Ia wish and extravagan TO pause and
reflect Not unt the many public improvements now
progress shall have been completed can ths increase
DO checked Lss US, however unite every effort
prevent proiuse Issue OF bonds Tor any purpoo not
absol luteiy necessary until more auspcious times when
present debl shall have been reduced 10 moro
sonabe Dimensions" h#.
TaE EASTERN DisrRcr HOMICIDE. Coroner Smith will
hold an inquest county Court House this afternoon
over body oil Henry shear, who was fatally stabbed
en- saturday night In his saloon, corner OF Graham
avenue and Richardson street. r. D., by Otto schade,
particulars OF which appeared In yesterdays HgRAD
Il report that the persons VINO were In tno saloon at
tho Of the HON cido took the dead mans wallet aud
wa ch from h person. but these subsequently
covered the poco. bank book Belonging 10 shear
10 stu missing but II Will do its possessor no good.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
NEWSPAPER CURRENCY.

Major General Doubleday is IN Worcester, Mass
Elias Howe, father OF tho late Elias Howc Jr, tho
sewing machine inventor died at his residences in Cam
bridgeport, Mass, on the 2Stn ut, aged To-
Two persons were arrested in Harrisburg the 81 Cor
selling ibelous book which contained list Of mar.
chants who as alleged, would not pay their debts.
Tho st. Johns M b., 0obe thinks that a. the end OF
three more such OF The Dominion Parliament as
the nrst had BEEN the Parliament buildings might be
purchased for United States arsenal At figure much
below Cost @W
The Macon tMo) Times says the fields IN tha. vicinity
abound with "lax birds,' which sporsmon kill by
wholesale. As many o. one hundrod and hfty have
been killed at one shot, They 20 In such dense nocks
AZ to darken the cir, and whom they settle on the
ground they completely cover u. Expert throweSs
bring them down with . stick as tney ny overhead
The majesty Of justice tearfully sus aaed o. LORD
Eskgrove the English judge who, y feis.ed. once
sentenced tailor for numbering solder n ese words
uAnd NOT only did you murder him, whereby te was
boreaved OF his life, but you did thrGs, " push or
pierce or propel the etna weapon ihfeJEb tle Ocy.
bsnd Of his resimenla breecLos. Which were MS
majesys."
In q town In Maine lived who. though ret In
middle age had put mourning Tor three wives -
the course Of time fourth was Droisnt hons. aud an
The course OF her clearing up and putting ihin2s W
Fights she found In the attic ious pecs y Odd hoard,
and was about launching out Of The window, when ~ ie
Sae intevposed aud said:--On don't mamma stat u
the board papa lays OCT his Wives and he UBns u
save ~" Neysnhcicss, out u wan@
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

TuE EoSpos MONEY MARxgr.-LoSDo0 Jan. g.
r. M -Consois, for money. 32A 021S, and for tho
accoupt o2h Cnited states hve-tweDy bonds, TN .
Illinois Central Railway shares sSH, Eric Railway
sbs'fo 4sk. rti-t
PRAskroar BorRsE --FRAyEpoRr, Jan. e-5 r. NJ
United states avetwentles FOR tho ISSUE Of 1862, 70A
PARs BoussE.-PARE, Jan 6--5. p M.-The rsntes
arc hat s4
LivsRroot CorroS MAaKsr.-LIvrnPoot, JAM. O.
SP. M-Cotton Is easier. The sales to-day foot up
10 900 bales The closing quotations are as iollows:-
Nddling upnnds 7,Sd middling Orleans, 7H
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTUFFs MARKET.-lIvBRrooL, Jan. o.
BP M-Corn, 46s %. for NAKED Western. Wheat,
16a 3d. for white California and las Cd for NO. NIL.
waukee red Barley, 81 80. for American Oats,
3 Sd. for msrican. Peas, 47s Cd for Canadian
LdvRRPooL Provisions MARKBr-LIvssPoot, Jan o.
6P. M--Beef I12s for winter cared extra prime meas
Pork, 73s for prime Eastern mess. Lard, 40s 3D.
for fne American Cheese SIS for the highest range
OF One. Bacon, 4oa for Cumberland cut
LivsRPooL PRoDuu hARKxr -LavsRr0ot Jan. o.
bP. M--No. IL Dutch standard sugar. ass 3d. Rosin.
Ga Cd. for common Wilmington, and lla for hns pale
Tallow. <lsfor American. spirn Of turpsntins, AIS
Petroleum--spirts, a. per gallon. and Is 3kd for
SO0Asd Glover seed, 46s. for No. American red.
'Loxpox MARKETS. LONDON Jan. 0--5 p. M.-Whale
OIL c3s Sperm oil, f1i0 Linssed oil, f31. Linsssd
eakes E10 :.
Prrnofsuw MARKrr Jan. o-5 r. L.
Petroleum quiet q 40 franco for standard white Evsn-
tnsrhs petroleum market closed heavy ~ decline OF
franc; standard white was last quoted 81 % francs
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

tour on Saturday through our principal Wholesale
and leading retail stores threading the OF tailor
Ing establishments. going among the hatters diving
into deep Easements and climbing TO high lofts, where
all kinds OF manufacturing Indigenous TO great oity
are carried on; looking In among the bookfodcrs
velope makers toy manufacturers and book and job
printers. questioning hotel propricto and cashiers
Of savings banks strolling along river fronts.
interrogating pilots and rongshoremen and in fact,
making general tour OF the city developed fully and
accurately the present condition OF the labor market
Although business Is dull there is nothing in the
ton TO excite in business circles any apprehension OF
panic. Only one manufacturing establishment and that
Of hobby horses, which, that the holidays over,
has stopped work wholly, and here only twenty hands
w,scs Tsrs employed Most Of our manaiacsnrlns
ana on at 'ni usn oa Ssmp o
wages, but arc working On half time. Haf loaf Is
better than bread, and the workmen consider It.
and working reduced time Is much satisfactory
than at reduced wages Tho workmcn comprehend the
fact that business Is dull and accordingly The
hibition of the best feeling, well as mutual good
sense concation and forbeaance has thus far shown
ITSELF
Taors ia.ters and clerks are tho only classes Who
have been discharged from employment to any extent.
Until the ring trade opels tailors and hattors
always look for discharges at tins season. and
dismissed There have been no discharges from
the args express companies Tho hotels ars quit
crowded they have been but there s very little
falling of from the usual average at this season. The
receipts At the savings banks show some, but very
great d.mnulion.
The worst state Of affairs exists along the
river fronts From the shipyards nearly all the
men have been discharged There Ia little
dong al machine and boiler shops, and with the
general lassitudc Of business along the long.
shoremen find their occupation gone Tho balance and
docks only boast The presence single bark
and schooner Barges and towboas lie clustered In
occupied slips, having nothing to do There fearful
stagnaton of business among the pilots. With the
utmost difficulty they collect Their po.age the fcw
vessels piioted IN having walt FOR their pay Til
fre.ghs collected by the of the pi.
lnfaA As tO fho v,ttn t.oatu
subsist almost wholly on tue European and coastwss
steamers.
Tho present. but not sovere prostration OF industry
the city SHOWN in the epitome OF facts given above
II is to be hoped win prove only temporary II employ
and employees will continue mutually consult each
others interest," tho evils OF the winter but
IL Is 10 be hoped, viii TO great extent be avoided
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
ALABAMA.


Tho Clerk of the Montgomery County Circuit
Court Suspended by General Swnyne.
a#He MONTGOMERY Jan. 6, 1858.
General Swayno to-day issued the following order,
which posted the door Office of the Circuit
Clerk Of this county,
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT ALABAMA
DkPARTMESr or CIVIL AFFAIRS,
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. s. 1868.
q. HoRBARD, ESQ.,, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Mont.
gomery county, Ala. -
SIR-By direction OF the Irevet Major General Com.
manding arc hereby suspended Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court OF Montgomery county. and Will accordingly
to perform the duties OF such oce until further
orders am, very respectfully, your ooedient servant,
1. {. GREEN, XIII
Brevct Major General U. s., A. D. c.
The following arc the for the suspension Of
Mr. Huboard:-0n Saturday complaint dled IN
the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court by John
Morgan, attorney at law. for person named Frank
Williams, who claimed the OF 500 900 damages
for alleged false Imprisonment by Wager Swayne,
ct Selma, Dallas county TIE Imprisonment took place
during last year. On tho fling OF the complaint the
clerk OF the said court Charles r. Hubbard Issued
summons commanding the Sheriff TO summon Wager
Swayne TO appear the term OF said court. TO
answer the complaint Of said Williams As II
morning, Mr. Hubbard directed the Sheriff IL General
Swayne could not be found at eadluarers 10 70 hts
private and serve the process him The shord
executed tho summons, and Monday morning Mr..
Hubbard received the order suspenlns h.n from tho
Further discharge OF his duties.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
a GUY FAwKss PLOT IN KENTUCKY.

fwashngton correspondence Jan 81 Boston Advertiser.
rho War Department has received iottor from Bfeck
inridgc county, Ky, giving an account OF most hor-
rble outrage attempted upon the friends of
one tho largest coorcd schools in that county. IL
app ars teacher proposed to have concert and
exhibition ON Christmas She warned tnat IL
could be permitted but refused to believe that ths
rebels would carry tns threat into execution and went
on with her preparations Tho exhibition finally
held in ono of the coored churches which packed
with tho friends OF tho school aud chidren Within
fsw minutes after the exercises closed but not until the
people had left. the church blown 10 pieces by the
oxposou Of keg OF powder that had been placed under
tne platform which The children we're seated and
probably touched oil with o slow match An explosion
during the exhibition would probably have destroyed
ha cntire audiouCa.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
ANOTHER wEsrEaN TRAGEDY ALMOST.
Ia Outraged Woman shoot. PLY. ic!nn.

From the Milwaukee Ssntine Jan. 2.
Our readers WIZ remember 9 remarkable ise that
off months snces IN which woman named
Mrs Cynthia Chase sued DR.. II. a. Ioumans, an Old
practising physician, Tor M ou.rage alleged TO lave
boan committed under peculiarly aggravstng crc1im
stances In the complaint Mrs. Chase charged ulat Dr.
Y0umans had since been called upO7 70
attend her while III that he administered can sha-
der her ,nsensbc and that whla in that ndi ION no
outraged her person This, she alleges peased
several times Sho Instituted criminal proco sdiGys
against hun some two years sincc The suit Lts-
cation long tmo and finally resulted IN the acqui tal Of
tho Doctor. Recently Mrs Chase Instituted civil
suit for damages IN the United states District Court In
this city.
Yesterday both OF the paEtss. each unknown ro hs
other were 10 this city on business. DR. Toumans res
about starting home the tive o'clock train me
Prairie du Chen road and I'd taken bis b Gar,
whom Mrs Chase. also about TO re,uTD hom. saw IN.
Entering the ca she walked up 10 him. Ore. re- soysr
and fired a him. the bal tax ng effect in his gruiu.
but dong HIM no serious injury che hred wct more
up town, the passengers beng too much engage
tho wounded offer any 10 her dep
She followed town by an expressnan ho 5er,
who saw her enter DR. BroyGs building oppos the
the facts to the police. Lieutenant Shanghne ssy on
hearing the particulars went at 10 the bui dg
which she had gone. He met her she was copaing
OF Judge Hubbel's ohico; Judge Hubble hee
attorney In the criminal suit at Waukcsha.
The officer asked for the revolver with which sh o had
Mrs Chase SAID that shs had carried the Of ,er fo
three years. and had often wished for OPT tunty
TO shoot the who, she claimed, had ri
so grossly. Sho was aken 70. the police sla 10 and
locked up until tha matter Is further inquired
The wound inflicted upon DR.. Youmans cot OF
sereus nature no important artery being sevs Ih
bullet extracted the baggage of tha an
he proceeded 70 his home In Wankesha4
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
VIRGINIA.

Proceedings Of the ReconstructIou Convcn-
ti0n-Fire in Richhond.
RICHMOND. Jan. q, lS8S
In the Convention to-day the committee reported the
result OF their interview with General Schoacd, that
he would order from time to timo the pay Of the
expenses Of the Convention BY the State Treasurer
Mr. Hunn.cutt offered resolution for the relief from
political disability Of those who have aided
reconstruction, which he supported in an ear
nest speech. in which he said he was In
formed that In many counties unless this
was done. there would not be persons quali-
Ned TO I'LL Offices after the Stale reconstructed The
resolution was laid on the table TIL to morrow.
The Bill Of Rights was taken up, and the Alabama
Convention Bill OF Rights offered as substitute.
No action taken
resolution was adopted limiting speeches IN 0
Bill OF Rights TO fifteen minutes The Convention al.
jouTned.
The clothing house Of Bowman Z: Strook was burned
TO night; loss $50, 900.
The New York herald., 1868-01-07

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Oraanixasion Of the Legisiuture-R esalufion
TO RescInd tho Ratification OF the Constitn-
CoLuxBrs, Jan. o, 1881
III O'Clock Y. N. I
The Legislature met to-day, aud organized By ssctns
democratic Speaker and clerks On this being done
resolutions we're introduced sseh house 10 ssscnd
oh,os ratification OF the amendment TO the constitution
OF the United states which deprvcs States who refuse
negro suffrage the right count them in fixing Con.
crcssonai mont The fact is certain that the
rsscindina RESOLUTION will pass The Governors message
4 4 busisess document Il recommends new loaa OF
half million dollars In consequence OF the State having
10 pay back taxes collected from nstionAl banks
The New York herald., 1868-01-07


Senator Chnndier Among the Democrats.
good story s told here Of senator Chandler which
It may not be amIss TO relate A few evenings SINCE
while tho National democratic Resident Committee
in session at the National Hotel, consulting on
party affairs, rap al the door heard, and come
in" having been said, who should presen. himself
before the asionishod azeor tse committee but the
verilable Mish!gandor Zach. Chandler Pcrccving at
that no not expected, or perhaps awed by
the presence OF tho magnatcs assembled, Zach
started back, when Marshal Hoover aud
politely explained what going on. oilng him that
II no 'reaily felt change Of heart and wished to
n. perhaps, II the question was submitted. tho com.
mittee might consent 10 apply TO his The we'll
known words ewhto the lamp holds out TO burn, the
West may return" Old Zach concluded not to
"oin' just then. but thought no would cal, again
The Elections in North aud south Inroifnn.
Genera. Candy. commanding tho Second Military Dis.
tric reports the War Department the result OF the
elections held IN North Carolina ana South Carolina
upon the quostion or holding a Convention In those
statcs. as follows:-
North Cnrorn1-Number OF votes cast for the conven
ton, 93 COG; against the convention, 81 96l persons
registered but voting 4S554 Informal votes, 63
convention. l26 e67 number required TO hold tho
convention, 6721S excess over the number required
46,0, the majority IN favor OF convont'0n is co., ,045
After deducng the number sIcrod but not votin
there s shown an absolute majority ll,50l Tor the
convention
Sonfh CIro,ina Number OF votes cast for tho convcn
tion, Co. 1885, against the convention 226; persons
registered bat not voting, 3D. d3S informal votes Is
number of cast the question OF convention
72olo number required TO hold the convention 63 725
the number required. S.z55. The majority
favor of the convention ~ 67, 5fj from whcn do
Quoting the registered persons did vote, leaves
nm aDso,ue majority OF II l35
The New York herald., 1868-01-07
PENNS YLVANlA.

Caucuscs OF the Democratic and Republican
Members OF tho Legislatnrc.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 9, 1853
The Senate republican caucus met this afternoon and
nominated James 7. Graham OF Allegheny for Speaker
and George W. Hammersey, Of Philadelphia, for Chief
Clerk These will be the ocera OF the Senate, which
meets TO- morrow.
The House republican caucus met this evening and
nominated Elisha w. Davis of Philadelphia for Speaker
and General James L. Seliridge, Of Northampton, for
Chief Clerk. Eight republican members were absent
from the caucus. The democratic House caucus unan-
mously nominated Rehard l. JONES' OF Berks for
Speaker,