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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts to-day
have been unusually light, comprising only la
hhds. Sugar and 70S bbls. Molesses. All we're sold
on being landed at yesterdays quotations, which
we repeat. A tendency toward higher figures was
manifested to- day. Sugar, inferior S469lc.; com.
mon l04@l09c. fair ll2@l2c.; fully DO. l240
l23c.; prime l24@lSc choice l36l34c.; seconds
lld1l5c.; yellow clarified l40l44c.; white do
i5@i5tc. Molassea, inferior 65@57c.; common
5s6JG0c.; fair 63@66c.; prime 6606sc.; choice 70
052c. Exports 20 bbls Molasses and BIG boxes
Cuba Sugar arrived to-day.
FLOUR-We have had a fair market TO day.
Prices are generally unchanged and are still most
ly in favor of buyers. Sales to-day foot up 1000
barrels as follows so fine at S. IS so common
at s. S74 lO0 200, 200, 200 and 100 fine at S.; 200
superfiue at Sc rs; so do at So so so and 100 To-
at Sc SD; 100 fine and superfine at S. so; 80
double X at 81 20; 200 100 and 200 do. st 81 373
50 do. at 81 rs; loo and 100 treble do. at 81 so
1000 choice 80 60; rs fine. 60 sup rne, 80 Xxx, 100
and 200 xxx and 100 choice on private terms;
200 on its merits at So. We now report market
Fine s6@6 25; superfine Sc 1901 90; double extra
81 1907 37t; treble 81 500: choice 500. No
receipts today. Exports 375 barrels for Gal
weston.
CoRN-Is again in light supply, especially
choice. Prices are unchanged; inquiry good.
Sales to-day foot up $3.50 sacks as follows: 1000.
400 and 400 Western white at 7c.; 500 ordinary
do. at 76c.; 500 and 300 sacks choice yellow at
Soc; 800 yellow at 7Sc.; $50 soft do. at 75c. We
now quote market as follows: White Western,
choice, 77c.: yellow, choice, soc. Receipts to-day
922 sacks Exports 100 do. for Galveston.
OArs-Are very dull and In fair supply. Prices
unchanged viz CSC. ~ bushe The only sale re-
ported today is 500 sacks at CSC. 500 sacks, not
reported yesterday, were sold at Csc. Receipts
70 day $40 sacks Sales 100 sacks for Galveston.
BRGN-Bas improved in price and is no quoted
at 81 10 u 100 lbs. Supply light. Some 500
sacks in loIs sold to-day a. 81 10.
HAY-Choice is in very light supply; other
grades in large supply. Prices are lower and de-
pressed. We now quote choice Ohio River SIS,
isir do. $23@24, ordinary s22. Sales to day foot
up 1450 bales. as follows 1000 bales fair Ohio
River at s22, 200 do choice do. at s24 so, $50 do
do. at s24, ECO do. do. at s25. The 1000 bales
forced sale, on account of being open on leyee
AID obliged to be removed.
POEK-Ths market is very excited and unset
tied. Prices have still further advanced and haze
still an upward tendency. II Is nov held al
$50 75Ga3l 25. $3l was refused for 500 bbls. to-
day. The following sales are reported day: so
bbls. from levee at $50 so. l20 do. do at $751; 200
and rs do. from store at s3l. The market closes
very firm. II has been retailing to-day at $50
s3l 80. Receipts 1900 bbls.
BAcoS-A better feeling has also been manifest
in this market, and prices have somewhat i'm
proved. The supply generally is light. We now
quote market at l6@l53c. for shoulders, lS4c. for
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GESERAL SsxBx SMITHS
MILITeRY ACADEMY.
~ Newcastle.
HrsEI sOUHrr, KENTUCKY.
A MIL1LARf AcApEMY FOR BOYS.

On September Nh, Us, KIRBY SMITH, with corp, Q
AsssRnts whose gael cations Of she highest order, wi
open, at Eewcastes KsSs ucey,
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Commercial SnteIisente.
CREscKs, OFFICE, No. % CAN'T srRrxf,
Wednes day Evening, Jan 20 1869

CREscRs, OFFICE. No. "a Carr srRrxf,
Wednes day Eveaing, Jan 20 1869 !
CoTroN.-The gloomy features of the market
were dispelled early to-day by highly ca
coursging sdvices from Liverpool and New
York. Most factors had steadily pre-
diced a speedy reaction, however; but
ss some holders accepted offering prices dur
ing the past few days, and therefore established
general decline in their sales, operations to day
must be reported at material advance. There
il still. however, manifestation of pressure Of
offerings, and the condition of the market disclo5es
fimDess and consciousness on the part of factors
generally that even still higher prices must soon
prevail. The total actual transactions TO day
amounted 10 5000 bales, and the market closed
stiff at the spbjoiled quotations, viz: Ordinary
243@25c., good ordinary 253026c., low midding
26l@27c., middlng 274@2sc., and strict miidling
nominal. AS compared with yesterdays closing
figures, the above show q net advance Of 5G3c.
per pound.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hend September l. 1858 1866
hscetred vince yes eroay ...........-..--- SItO
Received previously. 5IIsy03 oZt6oS
525.s2O
Exported 10 oey.. 80
Exported previously. .......5y9AS0 aOl o3i
Stock hand and shipboard 795
Exports to-day were exclusively for Bremen,
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EZEECH MEDICINES
-PREPLRKD BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
IS Rue RICHELIEU. PARIs
Asthma, Oppression. Byspnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF OANABls INDIOA.
PREPARED By GRIxAuLr 4 Co., CHEMISTS. PARIS.

Digestive Elixir OF Pepsfne.
6RIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS, PASIS
PEPSINE, the latest scientific discovery of Dr. Corvssr
MUSICIAN to his majesty the Emperor Of the French is the
Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food in the stomach When by
other supply Of digestive fluid Is small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion gastts gastrsgia inGm
nation Of the coats the stomach and bowels heart
pitute, anernia ss of strength and dn femsles
hoross The Elixir of Pepsine which Is sanctioned by the
APPRECIATION Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
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IA REsAT3~ANoK LoUIsIASAIsE-
k1w oRLEASs. azENoH WEEKLY OF PAsxk
Sevoted 60 Southern Knssrssss.
a;ivst Year, Of Existsnes''

sAis pzoessIsu eseuSy
ppe ggctis. lLF eiesA1t treneA - ssslSS
e.1x ths Nea orleans American press, the interesting
ryysisna ,le4sgrcuiturel md commercial Affairs 81
community Tho kef price nc
tstsrsry aud scieut1 psoductohs o. me osy, s
1900. 80 all .hss couDesss hrst class papsr.
suBsoRIrrIos: % PER AsEuh-
rr,.r.s- a, Ia KENAISsANCB sditsd n
oo,rnv. 49, az :ssrtremsnrs conspcaousy eiF
nl.N ~ xth r.snr natter IN thst akes the
cpnsl ons az Axe @ Advertising mediums OF the south
JOB Printing dops I'd all isnsuagesh % oohh Asr ee'H1
sikzchATss Ailsy. New ors~nA
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On September Nh, rs KIRBY SMITH, with corps Of
Asistsnis whose SAD cations Of she highest order, win
open, at Newcastle. ksS sucay,
AMmILA8g ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle is lOc9sa IN toe healthy bluegrass region Of
FrsnsOr and LsSngi and the Louisville and Cincinns
Railroads. oonneci.e each ey good mscad anized pike
The Academy b;ld6js owned by himself, of modern
aied in The suburbs 81 The standard educauoD
S a% .nG IN e a
be strictly military req bring Dunctuay and pronpness
viii Sc conducted Ss and bsrsty 50 as TO seen re the
health, comfort and of the scholars The schoL
ssG session is SSs terms twenty weeks each
everything sxceptfss lnorm, books and medical stsno
will be h-ee huhed aud seventy Ave dollars in u s.
oy g s s. sy s
session No deduction from these charges win ee made for
honorable discharge Sc then tuition $50 per
Uniform furnished aiths mos, reasonable term, Book,
Is limited, those Wishing places in the institution
should apply thus making bis per resi-
dence Kentucky, arc devOting himsf hs education
lie youth the Prne hopes 20 have the cooperation of his
FOR further informattos address z KIRBY SMITH.
Students win ts cars Emlnence Louisville
ard Frankfort RAtcs whence smnibuss win convey them
ALBEIT LxoN'o SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
BATAVIA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans and Jackson EAIlrOsd-l
Oircusr may 80 sosAlned application 70 RoBER,
PITKIN. ESQ.,. u sod 10 Camp New OrIsanA
~ Ntsss--s EWING MAGHENEcss.
GENTS WANTED.
ss5 TO 800 PER MONTH";
Or q commission .roGa which twice that amount can be
made ~ selling tho ,test Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Price, SIS.
For Circulars and 1sfIss address
@. BOWERS co,
A,Soyt IN Third Street. P iladelphis Pa
1nE ASIor PIANO FORTE.
GRAND rRIUNPs ovEK ALL oTHER PIANOS IN
EuESPB AND AMERICA.
Tho AZlOE PIAg sfORTE, declared By she f1s
lste Fair o. the Institute held 10 September sd
October 1901 10 he ~ best piano exhibition, and aa
test trial. ordered ~ American Institute, with tbs Planes
sfthe successful eh at the arts Exposition. de-
eAred hy their Ju6yo be the best Piano known them
AGENTS WAN!f,{b- Ffrst-clsss and responsible Agents
wanted In every city d town whore we hsvs Erssds
pointed them
Send for circRiArt yice list, terms etc.
hsuufsctOry ane fSrsroous Isl and l5a Bowsry.
Delaney street. Ne~ sa-k MANNER Nh
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GREY JACKET BITTERs.

GREY JACKET BITTERS.
TIE THE REAL SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
New Orleans, Deeembe- L. 1865.
In the year 1865 the undersigned percsving that their
friends in the South being imposed upon by thousands
of vile compounds under the of whiskes Brsndie
Gins, schnapps Bers etc, determined to begin the
manufacture of pure medicinal spirit out of hOmerased
Southern herbs supply the the public in this ue
which had created the demand. We called spirit
GREY JACKET RITrERs.
And SO popular they become they
early date ia little three from their first
facture) used sn over the South.
THE MATERIALS WE USE NOW ARE THE SAME
AS WERE EMPLOYED BIZ Us AT FIRST.
AND WE HAVE so FAR HEARD NO CON-
PLANTS OF GREY JACKET BITTERS BEING COUN-
TERFLITED, while the papers filed with warnings
from Yankee manufacturers Of pretended real
feits Of their medicAtsd spirits.
THAT THESE SPIRITS wEBE BAD WAS UE-
DEN-ABLE.
But with whom the responsibility properly rested the south
people could reasonably know, suppose
they cared.
They only ceased purchase them and bought the GREY
JACKET BITTERs in their place.
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MEDICAL.
A woNDER TO MANY PEOPLE.

How everybody can expense. have all kinds Of pain
removed instantly Of people visiting ~ Carop
deet and are generally surprised the wonderful effect
Of liquid called PAIN PAINT which applied the
face of the body pain exists; magic all psin
flies instantly This remedy harmless water and can be
used in the delicate Old aches and rheumatic
pains OF every nature leave the first application. VOL
LOTT's PAIN PAINT has created great excitement in
New York and all the country Folks hail with delight
the Pain Paint Sold at 50 CENTS 81 and IS
bottle. A liberal discount TO thetrad
JOHN GRAVES,
21s Carondeet street, sole A9'nt
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p,AeOs-ss EWING MACBINE,s.
A GENTS wan TED.

Or commission ro& which twice that amount be
made ~ selling tao ,test Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Price SIS.
For Circulars and 1sSIss address
@. BOWERS CO.,
3AlSsyth Third Street, P iladephis. Pa
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In ell of the Throat and Lungs requiring the
Of mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
psraton sy be used by persons Of all ages from "ths in
ant mewng and pukng in its arms to where the
sixth shifts into the lean and sppered pantaoon with
prospect Of relief as from any formula phsrmacopa
PoPE's CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city years. with increasing demand is put in
ties at 75c. each Try it, JOHN Fl. POPE.
Truggist. jackson and Prytans streets.
Sold also by JOHN DEBESNEvILLE, Druggist corner
Camn no PoYdras streets.
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EDWARD IVY. Notary Public.
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LACTk { - Messn. n. Blsnsr 6onanses, ~. -
P0ydrss street Manufacturers Of the Naakon Btters:
Gentlemen-I hsve examined the that
200 BY the U Government for manufacturing Maakof
Bers, and found in the ingredients employed compound
Ee calculated 10 excite and good the digestive
Mgsns have prescribed said Bitters times IN
svey instance bad occasion ascertain their beneficial
sfect remain, gentleman very respectfully, your N oE
obedient servant A. NERCIER NJ d. 1873 Canal street.
have examined the hold for the msnufsct
Nakon Bss and ind notug In the ingredients thereof
calculated act inurousy the human unless
sken In iDordinate quantities. Indeed t nothing eu
oordal aromatic bitter. 9. A. SMITH, NJ. y.
Your Malakon Bitters, which 4 have examined, do not
contain any Ingredients injurious 70 health and may bereoom
rended 70 thoss Who are In want Of 20 ID tonic
YourA VI. sOHUPPERT. n. ID,
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No More Copsiba and CubeDs.
GRInAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT d
NATICO vEGETALIs.

Whsrs all medicines have failed these preparations
always effect These insure rapid ead extraordinary
recent and chronic Of private diseases
Fey used the hospitals Of Paris BY the celebrated Dr
scord and found gresy superior To- a hitherto ngvI
minera remedies and Oopsbs Cubebs The injection 4
ass2 In recent and capsules In more ohroHic cases.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24
Railroad.

Many Of our people have expressed de-
termination TO leave nothing undone IN their
mower TO secure the building of a Railroad
through this county, and thereby open COM
munication to market for the resources OF our
mountains. All are unanimous in acknowl-
edeing the necessity of such work for the
development of our natural wealth. All ad-
nit that with d railroad the value of prop
erty within our limits will be increased sew
eral hundred per cent, and our prosperity
for the future placed on permanent basis.
1t will be found that those communities who
have looked to the future, by providing easy
means Of transportation, even at immense
cost aud heavy taxation, are the wealthiest
and farthest advanced. The policy of deriv-
iay nll the profit at once and letting the fu-
ture take care of itself will impoyerish and
depress any country. Few railroads have
been built in the United States, that have not
been the cause of increased taxation for
time, and none have failed to prove the
means of the great prosperity that followed
their construction Some of the States were
burthened for several years with immense
debts incurred through their railroad systems
which for while seemed to overwhelm them
in bankruptcy. But soon as they began to
derive the benefits Of easy and cheap commu-
ncation they rapidly discharged their indebt-
edness, decreased their taxes, and found
permanent prosperity for their future. The
building of railroads has done more, for the
advancement of our whole country, than any
other means for progression that has been
put in practice by our people. Many roads
that are now in operation promised no better,
and were surrounded with as many or more
difficulties when first projected than the one
that the people of this county now desire
built. If some think it cannot be built in
consequence of the great cost, that should
not deter others who think it can, from using
their Efforts. A work of such magnitude as
this proposed, under most favorable circum-
stances requires great exertion In order to
accomplish its success. The friends of this
project must not allow any objection, if there
should be anv made against it, to dampen
their energy and efforts in their endeavors to
examine into all the preliminaries necessary
for commencement. We are Informed that
il is the intention of our citizens to meet in
this city, at ;he Court House, on Saturday
the first day of May, ut noon, for the purpose
of taking the proper measures to obtain the
requisite information that beginning may
be made in this all important matter. 1t
is desirable that our people generally through
out the county should attend this meeting,
none of our farmers and lumbermen should
fail to be present, as it will be cf greater inte-
rest to them than anything that has ever
taken place in the county.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

BRowNLow WINs.-The President NOM
mated A. X. Ricks as Pension Agent at Knox
vile, when the name came upin the Senate
for confirmation, Senator .Brownlow msde a
bitter assault on Grant, for making the an
pointment and succeeded in having the NOM
ination rejected lie wanted the appointment
for member of his own family. Kicks who
is strong Republican was recommended by
large number of union men of the South,
but Brownlow don't like him and determined
to defeat him. Since the rejection the Pres-
dent has nominated the son-in-law Of the old
shut cut of sin," which will probably sp
pease the old fellows wrath. Grants pre-
text for making the last nomination, was that
the rebel press were exulting over the state
ment that be had ignored the Tennessee SEN
ator. Capabilty and fitness will not win an
Office from Grant if politicians wish other
wise. The firm and determined hero seems
to have been shaken by the abuse Of tie Ten
nessee parson, who has come off winner in
this fight for public plunder.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

The New APPoINrNENTs.-Asth tho new ap-
pointments made by President Grant are
announced, it is amusing TO see the manner
in which they are received by the press that
favored his election. 1t cannot be expected
that the President will suit all the members
Of his party, with the appointments he shall
make. Some that We know of are not accept
able generally, such as the new Minister to
japan and the Collector of internal Revenue
al San Francisco. There has also heSn new
deal made in the mint at San Francisco by
the appointment ay of a Coiuer, Asssyer, Melter
and Refner Some papers express great
dissatisfaction with the changes made, as the
old officers we're men of tried capacity and in
territy. and of that character that it was
though. they would not be disturbed. 1t
would seem that the present will prove no ex-
cention 10 former administrations, in the way
Of rewarding partisans with offices ot pr"ht.
General Grant acts the same as those who
proceeded him, and will make new appoint
ments TO suit Senator'S and Representatives,
regardless of fitness aud qualifications. The
new appointments do not concern US, therefore
we will lock quietly on and see the great
"Silcn," Gisappoin, his blind followers,
paying no attention to their piteous wailings
when turned cut and lett out IN the cold.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

MORE CANpIDATEs.-R. f. Gardiner an
nounces himself as Il candidate for County
Clerk, and l. n McColloch for County Treas
urer, subject to the action of the next Demo
cratic Convention to be held in this County.
Mr.. Gardiner is tie present Clerk, and Mr..
McColloch the Assessor of Revenue District
No. l. c. L. Metzger also announces him.
self candidate for County Superintendent Of
the Public Schools subject to the wishes oi
the Republican Convention.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

GRAND JURY.-The following named per-
sons nave been drawn to serve as Grand Ju-
ros, at the May term of the County Court
A. Biddle, V. A. Cross, Joseph Phelps, C.
Vanarsdall, G.W. Pierson, NJ B. IIarrima F.,
John Apo, s. S. Bradford, Alpheus Young,
Calvin Bridges, John Pereira. j. M. lamp
ton, w. A. Cochran, James O'lIara, Thomas
r. Barnes, II. G. Crane, f. Richards, c. Pet
tigrew, Joseph Aldridse, Joseph Bailey, S.
W. Pitts, +. Klein, James Loney, John E.
Williams, John X. Fahey, w. f. Aliskey.
Charles Seavey. w. Wheelcck, Andrew Rud-
dock and Silas Reed
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

Gen. VIM A. Davies short time since
resident of Columbia, was appointed Receiver
of the Stockton Land District 10 fll the vacan-
cy cccasioned by the death of Judge Havens.
Ills name was sent for confirmation 10 the
Senate last week, bat has since been with
drawn, and that of Otis Perrin Of Garrote
substituted in its place.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

/. Q. o, F.--The fttieth anniversary Of
the introduction Of this order in the United
States will be celebrated by the members of the
fraternity residing in this county, at Colum-
bia on Monday next, the Goth inst, under
the direction Of Tuo'umne Lodge No. 81.
During the day the Hall and Cemetery OF
Tuolumue Lodge will be dedicated in con-
formity with the rules of the order. They
will have procession and an Grafton will
be delivered by Rev. J. NJ. Campbell. In
the evening grand bali will be ven at the
Columbia Theaier, which promises to be n
brilliant affair. as all previous ones given un-
der direc ion of this order have been largely
attended giving satisfaction to all.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

Pacific RAILRoAD.-The citizens of Sacra-
mento and San Frapoisco are making prepar-
ations TO celebrate the completion of this ruad
across the continent. II is expected that the
Central Pacific and Unon Pacific roads will
meet about the FIRST of May. as the gap be-
tween them is not fifty miles-Soon persons
desiring to 90 east can procure tickets through
to New York in eight days.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24
GOX.TABLE.s sALE.-Br VIRTUE OF AN

~ON~TARI.E:S SALE.-Bf VIRTUE OF AN
execution issued of Justice b. Cuttings Court
Sd Township, Tuolumne County, state oi Caiiornis, In
,tstsd the 10Th ,iay of april A D. 1869 for the sum Of
two hundred and eg tyve dollars and NIFTY cents $50
80 damages and Fifteen dollars aud eighty SIX oeh's Costs
Win accrung costs seized aud taken IN Execution
the following described properly towt -Aiihe Iisn
tle and interest OF the said W. r. Mtche III ana 10
thar certain House and Lot the East side OF nam eree
in the town Of Montezunia, known as the Mitche!!
froniing on Min Street and bounded on the Nortn py
unaii;s lo, ON south by X X. Loves lot, on hast oy
Ib .so the Gardens Of laid W r. Mitchell, ,ltuaisd
West of the County road North of the town oil Monte
yuma. r,osa.v ,ba nth day
Wsv 1859 at 10 o'clock NJ in front on Justice ou
rings o5ce IN Chinese Camp will sell said propers
he highest bidder satisfy said Judgment "n
costs and accTuipg eosls .,,o,-,.,;,
Chinese Camp, April p, ls6o-2i-7W
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

PRorEsr.-We learn from the TWolumne
City Nescs, that the District Attorney of
Stanislaus County has entered protest
against the Attorney General bringing suit
on behalf of Tuolumue County for the dis
nutel in6eb edness between the two counties.
Undoubtedly the protest IS right and should
have been made. The Attorney General
does not appear to be the proper person to
conduct suit against any county unless it
be where the State is party. Oar Super
sisors in their wisdom saw fit to ignore our
District Attorney in the matter, 10y making
an order requesting the Attorney General OF
the State 10 commence legal proceedings
asains, Stsnislaus County, with what right
to expect he would conform to the. request
has not tran.plred.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

FIRE AT MoNTEzuNA.-The Store Of Harris
& Rodden with their entire stock of goods were
destroyed on Thursday night by fire. Loss
about $4,000, insured in Peoples Insurance
Company, of San Francisco for $4,000.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24
NEW ADyERTISEMENTs.

RS- Tmolu1nWe Mountain Gold mud s;ix.-
MINING CONPANN-locatiou Of works-OId Rr
Eeige-Tuoufnne County State of California Thsra -
delinquent upon the follow described stock on .c
levied the 2Sd day of sufch n SSsa
the several amounts set opposite the Of the rs.n
81 NNNP~>,
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

And in accordance with law many shares efaach ~.
eel OF said stock may be necessary will be sd a, ~
City and County Of San Francisco the auction r. -,
Maurice Dare Co. No. 27S Montgomery Street ON ,h
10th day of MAY A. II 1859. At the hour of II clock
Of said dav pay said delnqNent assessment
gether with of advertising expenses of,als
ID. l. NERDENAI. Secretary
No $50. Clay Street. Court Block, San Francisco C.,.
April 81 1869. Sw. - ~''
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24

W. F. Fletcher formerly of this county is
the radical nominee for Chief of Police in
Stockton and George S. Evans for Alderman.
The union Democrat., 1869-04-24
LOCAL NEWS.

en-. Rev Father McNabcc, will celebrate Mass, Sun
day April 25th at jamestown at o'clock NJ. and in
Sonora at 10l5 An.