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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-11
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81 .45&2.00 !; so m 65L75 Cts. I 9aftr
$500. MeB Yprf $685.; Hpestn,
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The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
SherlM,S sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF
Id the Fifteenth Judicial District Court for the city and
county Francisco state Of California; in the action
of Alexander Nockn, j. T. Bruer L. Bcrand, j. ~. Vss~
dena and I. W. Freeon. Piantfs against The Tuouni
Mountain Gold and silver Mining Company Defendant,
duly atested the eighth day Of May, A. d. 1865 for the
Fourteen Hundred aud Eighty Dollars, dam
and Ten Dollars together with accruing Costa
have seized and taken in execution the following de-
scribed property wit All the right title and interest
the Tuolumno Mountain Gold and silver Mining Conn.,
any all that certain Quartz Lode Gold and
Silver Mining Claim situated ths Ride between Big
Canon main branch Of the Tuoumne kveT in the
county OF Tuounue Of California and k"own
the Tuoumne Noun, ain Gold and Silver Mning C-mpa
nys claim containing sixteen hundred and fifty feet In
length Also Quartz Mill erected for said claim and
situated thereto; also one Boarding House, one
BLACKSMITH shop wagon shed situated near said
lain and used ln connection therew.th.
Notice is Lereby given, that Saturday, the six
day of june A. D. 1865, st II O'Clock, M, in front Of
the Court House door, in the city sonora, will sell
property highest bidder cash. to satisfy
said judg gment with and accruing Bids 20
be maze in gold and silver coin Of the United States
JOHN L. BOURLAND, sheriff.
Soncra, May 10th, 1s6S.-vS
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, JUNE
13th lS6S Il o'clock, M By order Of PLANTING atttsi
neys. JQHN L. kuURLAND, Sheriff.
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY, JULY 8,
ISCs IL o'clock M, by order Of PLAINTIFF attorneys
je20-3w JOHN L. BOURLASD, 5n dFiH.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
Sherim's Sale.

GRY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out Of the
ID Fifth judicial District Court for the County cf Tuoi-
unpe State Of California, In the action Of John Van
Harlingen against The Laurel Hill Mining Company. duly
seventeenth day Of June A d. 1858, for the
three hundred and seventy 25-l0O dollars.
damages and twenty four SSl0O dollars costs together
with accung COSTS have seized and taken in execution
privilege and right Of heretofore used by tbs
Laurel Hill Mining Company fo running its quartz mill.
Also the ditch owned and used by said Laurel Hill Mining
Company conveying said water to said quarsI mill
Said ditch commences at point Turnback Creek IN
said county, Township No. One. about ope half mile
above, and extends 70 said mill site.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, the eleventh
DAY OF july A. u. 1858. at IL O'clock M ia front OF tne
Court House door, In the City Of Sonora. will sell SAID
property the highest bidder for cash. 70 satisfy sad
jud gn.ent, with coats and aecruing costs. .
lQHN L. BoURLAND, Sheriff.
Sonora, June 10th, lSee:S3w
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

EPiscoPaL SUNDAY School PIcNIc.-lt
would be difficult to imagine a more pleasant
affair, for both old and young, than the pic
mic of St. James Episcopal Sunday School,
which WAS held on the grounds OF Mr. Bur
den last Tuesday. more appropriate place
Tor picuicking could not have been selected
in the immediate vicinity of Sonora. The
grateful shade of well grown fruit trees, and
the smooth lawn Of { Ass, together, gave
stimulus to sociability, by aff"rding pleasant
places for groups Of friends to sit in social
conversation. Games Of several kinds were
played by the children.-in soTe OF them
"children of larger growth took an ACTIVE
part. The to.al absence of stiffness or form'
ality, aud the evident disposition OF every
lady and gentleman present to contribute
their share toward promoting the enjoyment
of all, had the desired effect. The ladies ct
the Episcopal Church, under whose auspices
the picnic Was held, were particularly auen'
tive, aud spared NO pains to make all ieel at
home.
AT one O'Clock an elegant dinner was serv'
ed The table was loaded with every
luxury and delicacy, which the marke'
and season affords. Ice cream, soda water
strawberries and cream, etc., were sold for
the benefit of the Sunday School; and, We
think, must have realized at least sou or s'o'
for thu: worthy object. The amusement con
tinued with undagging Interest until near
sundown. In addition to the efforts OF tae
matrous, and of Mr.. Burden and family '>
make the time pass pleasantly, the presence
of a great number of handsome, merry; iun.
loving. young ladies, exer,ed an inhuenee
mot TO be sneezed at" What sort OF game
would Copenhagen" be without them
Such social re unions exert sslutary innu.
ence on society and ID 10 great pity thai
they do not occur oftener.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

SrArE CAPITAL REPoRTER.-We call 'ne
attention of our readers to the advertisement
of this able Democratic journal. Inc cam.
paign of 1868 is opening and every pemoc.e'
should subscribe for. and read Democlaelo sl
papers. The Weekly Reporter is offered 'or
the campaign, from July 10Th to Nosempel a
lOrh,-a period of four monshs-at tne 10"
price of one dollar.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
.Dead Sea Erutts.

On Sunday, June 7th, the San frane's''
h,.,.b ofan oath bound political organization
calling Itself the "Grand Army oil the ne
nubIi,.. went to Lone Mountain oehe'e's
s,r the os,ensible purpose of honorins ouf
deceased soldiers by decking their graves
u;,b s,wers. The real object ofthe demon
s,ra,ion was to make little political eapitsi
far ,6e Radicals. Like ghouls, this "Grand
Army of the Republic" sailed forth from
their dark lantern meetings to make poIlt-
ical TODD of the dead. Gen. Q. Ii. Lagrange
made speech in which he said
our arms are returned the Government that placed
,,.n IN our hands swords rust in their s(aebards
AMI our tatterei battle banners hang in triumph IN the
/ halls of our Capitols
But.wha., we would ask, are the fruits of the
triumph of Fedora. arms? Is the Union restor,
ed Is the Constitution OF the United States
the Supreme law of the land 4? No.
As the fruits of all the sacrifice of life and
money-of the wholesale destruction of prop
erty-ofa violated constitution and outraged
laws, we have:
Ten States governed by q worse than Rus,
sian despotism. For in those States the peo-
pie are ruled by negroes. propped up by NIL
ilary power while the Russian sert or peas
ant is at least tyrannized over by men OF his
own race and blood.
An immense national debt crushing the
energies Of the people, and an army Of tax,
gatherers deyouring their substance.
A corrupt and profigate administration
of the government which, for party purpo-
ses, is pursuing policy that yearly adds to
the amount OF tho public debt. and which ii
not speedily checked must lead, over the
RUNS of liberty and through anarchy, to des.
potism.
A favored class, composed of manufacturers
and bondholders, fostered by special legisla-
tion who, by direct and Indirect taxation are
making the people sweat and groan, while
with uutaxed and protected capital they wax
rich at the expense of the industrial classes.
A determined attempt to destroy the rig hts
of the States,-of the Southern States direct
ly and of the Northern States indirectly.
A desperate, but unsuccessful attempt to
centralize all the powers of the Federal Gov
ernment in the hands of Radical Congress
sonal Directory.
These are few of the bitter fruits of q
"war for the Union" If the brave men who
sacrificed their lives, in the mistaken belief
that restored Union would be the result of
the war, could arise from the dead they
would make short work of the midnight con-
spirators and freside soldiers who insult
their graves by decorating them with flowers.
For, in this demonstration, the assumption is
made that the present state of anarchy.
pro6igacy and corruption, in which the gov
ernment is sunk, is the legitimate fruit of the
war.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

FINE PIcruREs.-On the Fourth of July,
when people are arrayed in their best is a
good time to have pictures taken. Sewell
will be in his gallery that day, and will take
tho measure of any young lady or gentleman
for an elegant picture. Be sure and call
early.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

ELECTION OF OFrlcERs.-A; regular meet
ing of Bald Mountain Encampment No. 4.
l. o. 0. +. held at Odd Fellows Hall. Sonora,
on Thursday evening June 18th, 1868, the
following officers were duly elected for the
ensuing term: w. w. Boyle, c. P; A. M.
Levy, High Priest; A. Mock, 5. W.; E..
Murdock, Sec'y; q. IL. Randall, Treas. /;
Fuller J w
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

CHEAP pTRAvELLING.-Scott's Livery Stable,
Coultcrville, is furnishing horses from Coul-
terville to the Yo Semitic Valley at 81 90 per
daY
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

Coon PAY.-Lawerence Gooldee and Sam'l
Allen have struck a rich claim on the hill
between Algeriue Camp and Lattimer's. 1t
is above the ditch and the dirt has to De tax.
en- below the ditch to be washed. Notwith.
standing this drawback the lucky men made
$500 week before last
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

TALL OArs.-The Napa Register speaks Of
having seen oats feet inches in height and
asks "who can beat them?" We Last
week we saw few stalks at the Union Saloon,
Sonora, which measured feet III inches.
They grew in the garden of Mr. G. Thompson,
proprietor Of the saloon. Beat that if you
can
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

FLOWERS FADE IND DIE. Tle rich ira
GRANGE Of MURRAY & LASxAN's FLORIDA w A
TER is the perfume Of natures rarest nowers:
The flowers fade aud die, bat their hvin9
5reath-so to speak-is made perPetua, ~
this exquisite floral water for the handksr'
chief, the toilet aud the bath.
na- As there are worthless counterfeits,
buyers should always ask for the Fiorida
Water prepared By Lanmsa q Ae"P M0'
York. W.:
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

EXPIRED IN BLAZE OF GLoRY.-The
"Tuolumne National Guards, of Columbia,
were mustered out on the l7tb inst. The
Company gave Grand Invitation Ball on
the evening of that day, which we understand
was well attended.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

TuE FOURTH In SoNoRA.-Our readers will
see by the programme in another column,
that the Fourth of July will be celebrated in
an appropriate manner by orr citizens. AZ
ter the regular exercises of the day are con-
cuded, prizes will beoffered for graceful riding
to all ladies of the county who may enter
their names. as competitors for them, up to
u O'Clock NJ. on the Fourth of July. The
distance and other details, will be arranged
by the Judges who will award the prizes.
There will be no pains spared to make the
celebration grand affair. and we hope there
will be large attendance from outside Camps.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

Thanks to j. h. Hanson and Ira Smith,
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

The British subjects rescued from King
Theodore cost nearly million sterling apiece.
Over sc, 900 emigrants have arrived at the
port of New York since January.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

IcE.-This luxury can be appreciated, now
that hot weather has fairly set in. O. Don.
abue, of the Mountain Ice company, has
kept this office we'll supplied during the week.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
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The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

Rev. c. L. Fisher will preach in the Baptist church
SJnora to- morrow Sunday at o'clock P. NJ.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

CHANGE OF AGENcy.-H. A. Wade Esq.
having resigned, J. X. Hanson ESQ. has been
appointed Agent of the Etna ami Phenix
Insurance Companies, for Sonora.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

The new mill on the EIesus mine, at
jamestown, will be r,sdy for crushing rock
inside of month.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

The Democratic press Of California Is soreiy
.t The nomination of enera Grant. ColfaX Is So'nei
huge thorn remorselessly thrust into Democratic
Stockton Independent.
You don't say. Weeping terribly are
they? Poor fellows they must oe II .
terrible plight, but we reckon they Will sur
vivs the sfliction, heavy as it is. 1t is MOI
Grant and Colfax alone that are nominateo'
but washburns, Butler, Stevens and all the
other members of the Radical Directory
Still, as the man said when attacked BY eign''
cen tailors, we say. ''come on both OF yon'
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

Delicious CuERRlEs.-We return thanks
to Miss Florence Kelly for large package
Of most delicious cherries.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

The Examiner saws that ninety nine cent OF orr
teachers are of Republican rroclies, which II true Is
anoher proof that education and Denocl don't 80 to-
gether.-S. 4. Times.
II proves nothing of the sort. 1t simply
proves the proscriptive meanness of the he
publican party which during its lease OF
power in this State would not allow Demo.
Gratis to be employed as teachers in the public
schools. 1t further proves the liberallty OF
the Democratic party in not retaliatlng py
turning every Republican teacher out OF en-
ployment, where they have the power SO 10
do.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

1t is stated on the authority of the Omaha
Haald, that Senator Grimes viii stump Iowa
for ths Democratic ticket.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

Sonora Hose Co., No. |, will hold special
meeting next Monday evening.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
- . -
BORN
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS
ANNUAL REPORT
of the Board of Supervisors O1
Tuolumne County.

vNNhe following is the smoupt received in the County
IL Treasury from the FIRST Monday in March, 1907 10
the first Monday in March 1885, including the cash ca
hand per Trsascrers Report at the bsgnning oi the
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

H. A. BURGESS,
NJ. BYRNE,
ABNER REED.
Sonora, June 10th, 1865.
BAIANcE UNpAIp-SoRwooDA ACCOUNT.
~ 6,5 the total amount Of the deficiency of Thos Nor
-ood ex County Treasurer, from all sources as far
,un ~ he ..........,......... ST., 143 H.
IT.. EIiowinc amounts have been placed
his credit "a a.
Cash 10 Treas r on delivery Of Books ~ ~
Pn,m Gavin. District Attorney 4oo w
ON County Road Warra ts.--.- 10 10
Current Expense 90 W
Recepts paid on DIST Road Bills. 4o3 %
Assessors Commissions paid,... ]oo 70
Cash paid by Bondsmen.......,-.... e,ooo -
ro.., .-sa,.. ................. 5 9. .5sI At
pr.ssnt 2,5s1 s5
A. REED.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

by the mutual consent Of its three remaining men,
hers L. A. HAAGEN, Ex-Leader.
sonora. June 18TH 1858. je2o
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20
saturday Morning. June 10. 1865
Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
r. J.C. KEwEN, Of Lo. Angeles
TMO~ u. HENLFY. OF M-ndocine
WI. II. WALLACE. Of SEN Franci-ee
A. B. DlBBLE, Of Nevada
GEORGE PRARCR, Of SOnoma
ALTERNATE ELECTORS.
FRANCISCO RICO. Of Moaserey
JOHN R. KsTTRELL, Of ssia"s
j RURCKMALTER, OF fMariposa
R. y. MYERS. OF Placer
j. & MAaT1N. OF Butte
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

TwApDLE-Tne New York Herdlds Rich
mond correspondent says Chase will accept
the Democratic nomination on a platform
embodying universal suffrage. In other
words the Democrats will become mongrei
Radicals to catch Chase There is no dan
ger of Chase or any of his stripe being nom
mated, on any platform, by the Democrats.
During the impeachment trial Chief Justice
Chase showed such evidences of being honest
aud honorable that Radicals conclude he must
either be a fool or Democrat. Such quail
ties enter into the composition Of but very
few Radical Office holders.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

OF COURSE Nor.-The sacre9ento Unio"
begins an article entitled democratic Econ.
omy" as follows:
We suppose that in his right senses will vote for
the Democratic party under the violent supposit"n that
il NAV administer the Government micaly than
the Kepub Then nothing in the past history o;
that party which the widest ation can derive
any such idea.
OF course not You are not afraid of sen.
sibe men entertaining such q ''violent sup.
position" are you? 1t looks as if you were.
There is despairing wildness and incohe
rency in the foregoing extract that sounds
like the rawlings of a cowardly criminal who
is being dragged to execution. The ''past
history of the Democratic party appeals to
the reason and common sense of the people,
imagination is not called into activity. But
we think it would require very wild imagi-
nation-almost as wild as that of the Union
to expect economy from the Republicans.
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

TIE CURRENT EXPENSES OF THE COUNTY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING The FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH, 1865,
The union Democrat., 1868-06-20

ORDER OF pr ROCESSION.
SONORA BRASS BAND:
SONORA FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Henry bose, Chief kngineer;
Assistsnts--L. Garaghty. h. E. Nelson;
Sonora Hose Company No. One, V. Pittorf. Foreman:
independent Hose Co. No. Two. Dennis Ryan, Foreman
Washington IIoseCo No. Three, H. c. klien. Foreman;
Wolfe Tore Circle, Ienian Brotherhood;
Children Of the Public schoos, under charge Of thesr
Teachers.
President Of the Day,
e. z. CALVIN, ESQ.,;
Orator,
HON. EDWIN a. RODGERS
Reader Of the Declaration Of Independence,
RORT. &. GARDINER, ESQ.,;
Chaplain.
REV. c. l.. FISHER;
Citizens,