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, 1869-07-02

Irtnl, E4~l-4ut.1A1-~<
A3asnr& ri rusL:c .del.- iesr ea4is sot
eintin6 iuEd. In The Trras1rJs.;.--;-: s4aa@-ta-W
A.o:nt .+ss e.ss H., I'D ID, rtph'nx nnd- IN
Der1ra.e II rasaie eeb. dar:ne Tie :. .r
pac9cs.e rinee M.cl i'll. a+s.'Nfs
Inc large decrease Is cecassoned By very neaFY
lll5cellAteuas receipts, returns Q! Hnth lA's
been made to the department ~ttd!n he lAs-
tWelty-fonr hOnfA
WAFTIH0rcf, July 1.-The President attended
the FIT, second .Ann,.n! commencement of
Georgetown ct.>rs" t',tHE:
11,SrAi- ..-
T1-lAy rnail5 on 10 routes, directly thHef
clIrgr Ut t4e Co2trxsi i.uFrxH cf tA. Post 'E1lce
Dcpsrtnent, wc.e >,a-..,i IN a term If service.
ANOTHER rCRCEAsY Up hoSpS.
The SteretATE Of the Treasury has directed tho
Assistant 1rcatu.er Ut New York IL r.<'tIte nfn-
ros.sis till Huon On saturday he1t LOT tue o4.I
70 soveH'ncnt o. not e1Oeed!ns t1syr ~ ~ ~. H..
1'Eitct Stale: !a,nf.. IT, sac to nc ne!l NJ tae
TrcasuT3 Department subject to Inc future ae'lon
OF ConEsrsA- ....,-.
TKNE1sEn t1ES.
gentleman who has gone 10 the tra.b.c nf
making the examination states t!:3 careful coh-
-rarison Of the uaues o. war vessels az toHr'd IN
the british Naval Register with the new names
given our naval vessels hJ ths late Secretary Dore
fhows tha: they are Identical Ae coz, s.
british NAVAL Register - guide IN selecting
new palncs Tor our IneE-of-wnr It IL rFnoa-
Die that she new sesrrts5y III change sne na%es ,
cities of the United States, instead Of afscT the
sh,nr Of the British Eary. The tasiona!1oa 1frowa
svRs made At the instance 9: Admiral Porter Is in.
ccuect. In this rrattef, At least Nj. Dof1e acted
On hts OVID notion. Attn.rai Porter. It Is Under
Etcod, prctcEs The Old Indian naries~
~ j."
EI-FrcGdcnt Johnso3 dill nos n..!re .: GeoESc-
TOW Il tpliect. uuu the ceremonies were nck1ly
pycr. A seat had beEn originally rtsc.Teo lot h11n
ncxs 10 Grant, bur 70 Jonu1ous appartnt xAslstae-
t,rrt;ntH,t b ' A IAty.
, 1869-07-02

. governor pnlEacT'S P~nftcnafnrJ I'm
yr.stCnsio1as- STATE etaunnccs-Cofo-
mel HAY.

vrNS3Euk3 N118Sfn1t 1E0AhCcS-NO4o-
mel HAY.
spccta Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ErRcGr!E1.D, IL. JCiy l
Governor Palmer, SITTER two days tnsvsrssro1
.c:o the ara.rs Ct the STATE reut:cE::.2=T. T.fcA
her .als nnrn.Eg, a1d authorized tx statement
fhat the condition Of The ren.serta:3 ~. the 7e-
eut Ct hts e,..-chtEg 4l.d s-'r=oa2. f1am.aa1oa
t..o ,.a at-ars, WI! 41Iear Il 1ouf ct;F -2;s 70,
sGn!roH. lE II The rhh.lH WILL doa5sts =. 4:'a.a
&c t7lsE Ct vi ili.' EaH} rei"ri- hrh; r-td*is
.?!e r..a2acctuect OF that i.1s::tat:"n. ....
Ire SAFE Tr:asCrr rtcrti:s ;a9tK are - fe.-
in~s: From Henderson Cj.atr. Si.1G1. IcaFE
County, $3.50: brown County, s:,1io.
C''ltl joan uay, Secretary II lf21ttn t7tne
&n1:+ &. MaG.-..: LEI: s0t g. ho:1c Ia 1.A9coSS
1.Hla:E 'o-rtgtt, md viii soon feare 70. Sew
iu1i-
The -. ii 'rbr +. Harper, recently appointed
Collector ~ ,hs tEsehtn' Co:,g.~ssonn! nlsls,1t,
whs Arp'n,t.: 'o"sy T.. rnHef states Isst!1ct
Attorney 1s,r ~ a-drE from :hc T-cassr!
Department. NJ Ha:or. ae=cG.c5 coc;-o! c: TIC
Collectors o!lcc ta-ea1
Captain aae iA~tnn Is now rAir1v t1st1l!ed
IL.o Ii ninCe se tht c"h',,!an o. the t:s:s field
NOTES sud surveys Of !has,. lands AMI r,.:.y 10
.ttend 10 hia orlca! dHtl"a ~htn called E7on bE
tEt,se recn!yihg bis seIyicck- The priftr viii hni
him !,rl,u,t cor-er: ant ac~s::ar Iat:c. t,,scer
-Et u gcnut1c gentleman
, 1869-07-02

The New Hind Asylun1-Dr. n cEor-
land Gone To a1t*AisAfppl to Eres-
1ifY In the Merger Murder Cnsc, Acs
apcc.a, Dcsr2:ca to The Cnicsso T1ta1nc.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July !.
The Trustees Of the Blind .AAylan advertise foF
proposals for e1cayat!DE, lErnlah!rg etono &c.
for the new Blind Asyl1ln. The work Is TO begin
Is soon Is Practicable.
D.. Mcfarland, Of the Insane Asylum started
lazt night for Jaclson, Mtas. He s summoned "
the Judge Adtoe1i0 Of the Fourth Ait!t0EI Dt1-
tEct, nz i witness IN tba sTal. of fetCer for the
ilc Itfence, and Dr. AeExslaaah opinion Il
sought ~ 10 tt4 validity.
We learn .has Wna- Nahlc has begun SCtt +for
divorce 1rou his vie, iaulIns Hah}e.
WE. r. NlI:!a1ns, TIE Iraa 20 preacher that Ees
for 10 long been roaming pTel the State, lS IN an
Insane Asylum IN 4as1achpscttA
, 1869-07-02
PROPOSALS.


5PAc1t: E.tI"A. T3IG1Y
OYFI@'cs CRY 1,xfstSE.E
Yrw SHE-a1x n q. ka-s.-- j-!..t :,
EC1LEp PROPOSALS. w1sc :s1es!N sS:"J -
IL 1sse 1t The ctoee Ct ske Cfief Eax'ae<s AASs -
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPASf-h-e - fA4-s
E.r.as ith. r,rsen western ittass Of sa 'cass' sS
GRADING md EXlDGI:iG n tse E:z's attaaoo -
tte E1tccaiou Q: taa read TO nes1c. Coles.do-
p, tles md EF-E5estEcss CIT tie vetk may oe = e
ri suptd-t.u. .t:.t \: La.7r.lce, k4a4aA
" II. GREENWOOD.
Ct;.* E.,zs.eeS. &c, Ka1-1s p=e;sc r r. y.
, 1869-07-02

Ar6rsTA4 Nc, Jp1, 1.-The graves Of the sol-
dlcE3 I'D saAols who aied In tnh IAte wa and
i1ost Howard, q. a. L The tre companies, Eab-
citizens participated An hsstlon VA delivered
bT Non. 1u2epa l.Akcr.
, 1869-07-02

epecia, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
YAsu1sGros, July !.
COMPETITIVE EI4xINATloS5 N TIE fA1Ea1
0yf1CE
Comm, ,stpoer T1lsel, o! the Patent oIce, ha9
-concluycd ste competitive examinations TINT h1fo
been gnics uo IN his oslce for sJne weeks 1h-se
were three Vacancies In the CrAie u S1cona As
.stan. Examiner O. Patents. f:E which tt:7cate*o
c1nGIca.Es l.Ecstuted tLGEz..yes- T1t5 we're
tu.cc!ca 10 ,rtit} ecFs!e t3i.;s4ic;.s3. a;s.E6
Two Gays, each beng re4EsGl, W!:aoas 'ra'lES
1hc room IN WHICH II took place, TO give Wr1tsca
orsxe.s 10 one hundred question: IAe se1ee'1oa
WIZ nade wholly OH Itncss, as shown ~ tnese
ausHtsa And the successful men were not lno#n
III pr3y2,c envelopes were opeoed Inc3
Iroscd 10 lie n. L. Ili..si55, u CinctluaH; j. u.
Parkinson, New uampaht1e, aud ". t. Singleton,
tI1Jula. II Is worth lug that PAfEluson "a GEE
c: Tile vo1pS Mt3 woo eTn'1Eated last week from
1kc Deaf and Mute Col!rEe Tae Commissioner
laa also thoroughly exAiulusI az the clerks in bis
ptlce ~ we'll us taoEe whD we're applicants for
anro.pt.acE1 and the force II now made mp OF the
nos. ulapeterf pc1sous- The Women, as ctahs,
passed better examinations on thc came Questions
1lun the men In the scaac OF 1oa: hui one wcnaa
hssA masted below ~, while there Eett fofty-oae
lrt.. itilr; tas: n:i:e.
rAc1rIc 1slukoAp EIroE7. ...
TIE ra.t1oai Report OF Mt.s1A. WA11ru 8nd Nll-
fon VIE received by Secretary 3aN to-doy, aad
Will prot ably 1T given to the IEcE tn q II" oa,s.
.hEco rert1rr1cf IA mt take
-,.a,n,5rr =, ,h..r ,ns:r,ttIet,s Ii u u1rls ,i.l
.oa 1hc,r rrnor1. instead OF being On the condi-
ton Of the whole road, a5 his Was, Is oafy uIoa
Eccron o! nto1. one hundred miles, as tho tnno-
1on NJ the tyo rnads II IL said 1t the Scc1etarJb
oncc ,hat Mo-17. was ucI:llcr desired nor expect
.d tn yrntrt uuou the Ehule road, and ILLS Discus
s,on =, or7 ,,t,road motley. nae1. u,eseu, and tu-
.,I. T. ,[,t.,r.,,y, a., tu:h-cuI ot lis saoc-stt-
Fieeab1e ztal Hhlch he mnst hare fepFessed Il ut
~ All I'm n3eA< It II Instructions.
nv rI,r,,c ryu7 s7lrryEsE.
-,o.+t+,. a., ,nf,Ic a,,, .,..cmr,,, shogs
r.1nc,,on rrt1,r. th+ rnnnth If G.45aGeo, +. IS
s,,, ,Ttre n sccrr,ary Boutwell, rs ap7 one
asen 1,E.a +hon,ht on Monday tha, the amount
~r@o T.. e. Gdr. nI pc:1.tc,cd ,iecrcase Is
aer,o.wo far.a. F,rst the ,tc,;.pt. .! 4rsiay ana
1y,.,,ce1,. Yrre us:nu.,.an.]y 1..vr. and wa:-
-. ~.y,c,,,,,,1,,c nl4r,h1 snail sn tha. thcrc
,-1a-rs a.s, ,o,-. r.1n.v ~. thb,7 ,b.r usuaL
~ Il Hs"t ny ~ %-TN1
, 1869-07-02
Ixoston Notion-StopptuE the GfoEs

Bos7os, July 1.-The hotel bars aad hsr.rooms
generally, we're closed to-day, IN oatdlcuce TO
Chief Constable Johns notification that the pro
E!hItnly 1aw would be enforced: Tnesc WAS COL
and All actirc demand foE pt1Tn:e entrances "hcro
fuit.s GILL bc OhtalneG.
, 1869-07-02
i, DISSOLUTION NOTICES.


uudr!rsx:cd uEie. ttr trsn, uzanc nj bEASsTElS :
krsThtS :ae a., SissS:sd s;. y .aat 81 s,6t 81
u authorized l., rc: the t::s t' To ttc tru And L
\. 1EHfrrNt1.
". Ep11 FIN
Rt.e..rx I, II. 4tq~t rstace w.aH sc.rttts1t sia
fc7Ci yn:. krrWttA shs sh& fes6 t- e!s:s.. m
dsF m otu Hs..< 4ac - tA-kHAs-x <sAt
Selecting your tax.zt IA:14 :asu, lt:zsn EesEst'nly
ynnfE, - FeANTbEsse.
, 1869-07-02

The firm .. Yo.rx SAIts4a T. thiA day i'sEra hy
n;N:; !, rrr. Il. t!ish.4 tsfrshy ett Err VT! hc
rAiA "a te1uath t~ Ha4-y f.AEx waG ac .alaer-
ftEd u eril lad fes-; ~ ST.. evsa* s~a as'a
Jupn II ls4L fEkDkB1 4 aAMT3oA-
Tic uurEt1.fa~! viii c,nt!a..c tht rial cs..t' aHt
htuse axpncy hsaiarss, Il the old o8a:a " As!EGa
tan Bleck. hRSisi u. toCaH.'
ttSS 1StA
, 1869-07-02
Report Of General Warren
and Hon. James F, Vii
son On the Pacific
Railroad. -:
Ike Morris Acted in Ignorance
Of His Duties.
The Public Debt Statement---A
Very Satisfactory Exhibit.
GA. ~ Gets a Serenade. and
Makes a Speech.

Special Deep2:cn 10 The Chicago Tribune
YAsu1sGros, July !.
Fr.xrkir.nSa IN TIE fATEi1
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20
The following Merced County curiosities

The following Merced County curiosities
we take from the Nerced Herald of 18th inst.
monster egg is on exhibition at the Post
Office Variety store in this place. which was
laid by hen owned by Mr.. S. X. Spears, a
resident of this valley. The egg measures
eleven inches around its largest circumfer-
ence. or lengthwise, and eight and a half in
ches around laterally. Proof posifire exists
that the egg was laid by hen of the Shanghai
species, and We believe that it is of the great
est dimensions of any ever yet reported.
Measures have been taken for the preservation
of the egg for exhibition at the San Joaquin
District fair the coming Fall. Mr.. j. C. Hos
kins. of Dry Greek, in this county. has a lamb
in bis corral, some two or three weeks old
with FIVE perfectly formed legs. The little
fellow is in good health and as lively and
playful as any of its fellows, with fair pros
pect for long life
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

SO for the First Month. and IS Per Month
thereafter until the whole is paid, S. pei
Share to be added to defray expenses of the
Association.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

ALLISON RANCH MINE.-The Grass Valley
Union of March 10th says:
Yesterday, the Allison Ranch mine was
sold at Referees sale, and the property was
knocked off to Alfred E. Davis for the sum of
$50. 900 in currency. The sale has now to te
confirmed by the District Court, which will
be the case as soon as the Referee report.
upon it, when the new company will be ready
to commence work We unders tand that the
owners will incorporate before any work will
be done on the mine or at the mill
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

THE QUEEN OF PERFUMES MURRAY &
LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER invigorates and
strengthens the weak and debilitated, soothes
ard quiets, the nervous and excitable, and
induces healthful slamber to the weary and
listless.
6aS AS there are counterfeits, buyers must
be sure to get the genuine perfume. prepared
only by Lanman & Kemp, New York. sole
prUprietors. 555.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

20 We are glad 10 learn that the ''Pan Killer is
having SO large sale in city We have every
to believe it to be almost falling fNS pain,
and medicine that family should be without Mon
treal Pilot.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

SPEcULarios.-The love or mania for specu-
lati0n is the bane of the American people.
and it IL inspired by desire to get money
without labor. Lotteries, gift entertainments
and bogus mining companies flourish. and the
projectors grow rich at the expense of clerks,
seamstresses. and all classes who, influenced
by a desire for speculation, inves, their
money. Only few weeks ago we were in
formed that ministers and church trustees of
New York city bad invested thousands of dol
lars belonging to churches in stocks. This
speculation is nothing more than gambling,
and in nearly every case those who invest
their money have no more chance of getting
even than the poor dupes who ''buck at the
tiger" Those on the inside get all the
stakes, while the outsiders are feeced The
ore anlzation of hundred companies purport-
lug 10 own mining claims in White Pine.
and repr esenting on paper enough capital to
pay the national debt, indicates how the peo-
pie are carried away by these speculations.
II is we'll known to those who have visited
White Pine that there are not three developed
claims in the district, and that the Banner
and Pittsburg mining companies employ more
men IN mining than are engaged in legiti-
mate mining operations 10 the entire district
OF White Pine. We have letter in our
possession which states u mum Der of compan-
les have struck chloride ore in the district,
and dare not sink for fear the ort will run
out. So frequent is this practice, that it is a
common reply of White Piners. when asked
what they are doing, to answer, Il have
struck chloride and am waiting for those TO-
OOO Chicago men to come on" Five-sixths
OF the population are holding claims at big
prices, not because they are valuable, but
because they hope. under cover of the excite
ment, to sell to new corners they hope to live
and grow rich upon the mania for specula-
ton. Corporations are therefore formed re-
presenting millions of dollars. when their en-
tire claims are not worth ten cents. Thus
stock is rushed into market in order that
riches may be obtained while excitement is
high. Men and women invest only in the
hope that they may gain, and they continue
to hold on while the spectators get out. In
too many cases the public journals lend their
influence to sharps, and by Publishing great
ly exaggerated statements from correspon-
dents, play into the hands of those who or
ganze these schemes. Many good man
has been ruined by such speculations. and
has come to the grave Of suicide. Young
men have been made defaulters, and old men
thieves. 1t is time society took Il decided
stand against this speculation, and it would
be well to protect the country against these
FRAUDULENT interpretations by prohibiting their
organization. There should be no distinction
made between the rough gambler who fieeces
his victim in the 'dead-fall'' and the gided,
smooth talking swindler who operates in
spurious stocks Nerddn TranscriDt
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

Truth MUsr PREvAIL! Bristol's Sarsa-
parllla and Pills are sure cure for vitiated
or impoverished blood are certain to purge
out and carry off all bad humors are the
best of all medicines for the stomach, liver,
and kidneys. Try them Try them 5Sl.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20
CITY LIVERY STABLE,
COR. FULTON e. BROADWAY SITS,
OPPOSITE BROADWAY HOTEL,
COLTMRIA

SINGLE OR DOUBLE TEAMS; PRIVATE CARR
- ages and saddle horses constantly on hand.
Horses boarded by the day, week month on reason
able terms
The proprietors have also in connection with their
livery business their fine of stages which they will con-
tinue to run As usual bet COLUMBIA AND SONORA
Leaving douglass Saloon, Columbia At hafpast eight
o'ccck A. NJ aud and four o'clock p. VI. Returning
leaves the City Hotel Sonora, follows Ten o'clock
A. VI. and two ani five o'clock p. NJ.
The undersigned return thsnks 20 the public for their
bersl patronage in the and solicit continuance of
the same.
T.N.Sw. H. RYRNE Prorrietors.
Columbia, Dee Sd, lSes. de5-f
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

PLANTATION BirTERs are especially recon-
mended to Clersymen, Public Speakers and
persons of literary habits and sedentary life.
who require for digestion Il relish for food
and clear mental faculties. Delicate Females
are certain to find in these Bitters what they
have long looked for.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20
Toll Bridge at Italian Bar.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
h that he will apply to the Honorable the Board Of
Supervisors of Tnolumne County at their next regular
meeting for license to establish and keep Toll Bridge
and collect toll thereon the South Fork OF the
Stanislaus River ut italian Bar
March :. lssa JOACHIM PELuhE
nirI;-5u
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

The noblest sight on earth is man talk
ing reason and his wife listening to him.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO. 81
IErnm the new :. nnMINInN ~

From the new ''DoNINIoS.''1
At this season, when coughs and colds preTalent
an eaecual remedy, and easily obtained, is Perry
DAVIS Vegetable pain Killer" 1t nostruIn
vcnde 10y unknown agents, but has stood She
twenty ears; and those who the article Internally
externally will with it grateful of
its worthy inventor. Hastings Chroniels, c. W.
PAIN KLLER-The testimonials borne the efficacy Of
this valuable medicine sufficient to its intro
ducton in every house Our opiLDn Is that fam
y should be wit out bottle of fol- single hour. In
flesh wounds aches pains, &c. the most effect
| uiA remedy We know Of bottle viii last for Vvry
oHg tme and its low price places within the reach of
| 'sll-St. John News.
To We are glad TO learn that the ''Pain Killer" is
having 80 large sale in our city. We have every
To believe it to be almost falling pain,
and medicine that family should be without.-Mon-
| treal Pilot.
| ~ Medical AdviCe.-DR. WM. X. DOiERTY'S
Medal and Surgical Institute is becoming SINE orA NON
te the welfare Of State and health Of citizens
ana MS rapidly spreading reputation although
cite surprise is but the signal OF skill and follows
natural effect OF such cause. We personally
!uanteu win gentlemen who have suffered for
der chronic dsease and who had every
available means that sed relief but without
untii they they called upon Dr. Dohery who
uIy snort space OF time. has given them Yeef
gratifying to announce this fact because the Rrto IL
gentleman Who seeks not defamation others z: .-
'osh MS reputation or TO rear the
Own upon the rum OF anothers fame. The Doctor con
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratif
ing To all his patieH.s He examnes advises and re,n
men ds wh"ut charge. and the patieit hearing hi.
term or treatment can reject pleasure In
se does the Doctor make charge he effect a
cure. This he is able to do. because he tie conf
dence which long experience has given. L ut III.
consola tor which appertains hdence Person.
afflicted with either accute chronic disease, wond ,,
Well to osnt the Doctors at all events do no harm
AS for sultation he asks fee; nor % he insist nm
obedience to his advice unless the patient places
under his care His offices meDto street cn
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Offices. F. News
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMSHIPS FOR
IEW YORK, JlPAl AND CHINA,
WILL BE DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS

" AHH DAA bACA "A AiI1D 40 wv -.
sdNH. Leaves Wharf Corner Of FIrst
-Ssm~H9 . md BRANNAN STREET :, AT Ii O'Clock A. NJ
of the to III wing dates, fJt PANAAIA cpnnccpr via
Panama Railroad with one of the Companys splendid
steamers from ASPINWALL tor Ne w YORK
On the 10th, 18th and 3Oth each month that has
thirty ds VS.
the Sth 18th and both of each ouutb that bns
tyene vs. When the 10th. 18th and 3oth on sunday
they W leave Saturday pre- ening when the Eth
sails on Sunday. they will leave Monday following
Steame $ leaving San Francisco l4th aud Both touch
AT Mar zanillo. ALI touch at Aca pulco.
Dep hrtI[ss Of the I'm or se are expected to
aire and English steamer for S, nth America
Thr ough tickets can be obtaine 4.
STEAMERS FOR MARCH, rs6e.
The fol lowing steamships viii be dspatchGon dates as
given bel low
| March 1Oth-GoLDEN CITY Capt W p Eaplige, con.
| necring with ALASKA, Capt Gray.
ne citing witn RISING STAR. Capt Conner
March 3Oti-CoLORADO, Capt. W. n. Parker, connect
ing with HEFRY cHAUSCEY, Capt, Mary
Passengers berhed through Baggage checked through
! loo pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surgeon On board Medicine and at
These steamers will positively at IL o'cIocls Pas
senger requested to have their baggage bo be-
fore 10 O'Clock.
and National Steamship Lines, be obtained office
Of p NJ g. s. Co. San Francisco where may also be OBJ
tanned passage frohdiverpool southampton
10 San Francisco, either by way of New York ST Thorn
as-if desired amount Of fle TO 60 will he advan
with the above OF Will
ouired to identify themselves the agents in England
For Merchandise and Freight for NtaS York and way
! ports apply to Messrs WELLS, FARGot co.
No Freight will received on board after,2 z. NJ cf a
day prior 10 the steamers departure.
| The steamship CHINA. Capt. WarsaN will b. d.
patched for HoRgkeRg on FRIDAY. Marcn 5th at nror
connecting at Yekoiams with ihessssmer NEW YC%S
| for Shanhai.
! The steamship GREAT REPUBLIC, Capt ]. NJ Cav.
arly, will be dispatched for HoNGK0NG on MONTY
April 5th az 1uon, connecting a Yokohama x;,t
steamer NEW YORK foi SHANGHAI W '"S
Fer passage and all other H:ornation apply n. fhn
cifc Mail Steamship Co.'S Office corner of S.rr ~,
Leidesdorh streets, San Fran ,i-co mi
y OlAFK% HLpIIIGE. Ar-,
The union Democrat., 1869-03-20

This association offers superior advantages for In-
vestment for the following reasons:
FIRST-The Tract of Land which the Association
offer Tor saie has been cut into Lots nearly one-haif
Larger than the Lots INSIDE the city limits. with the
advantages of a Twenty O"t Alley Running
Through Each Block.
sECOND-The Lots offered for sale are in close
Proximity 10 that portion of the city which is and
must continue be- the Vnlua bic ofany portion,
for the reason that within few months the Depot and
Machine Shops of the Stockton and Tuiare Railroad Corl
pany will be located within five minutes walk of the
of this Tract Land aud for the further tn
within a short time large portion of the ShiPPiu <
Business of the city will be done the banks OF Nc
mon Slough.
purchased and divided into blocks. offered Tor Onethis
what smaller lots sold lie inside prese
Environ Survey OF the city, with the advantage of payi
in Installments.
The Homestead Association invite the (.
tention of the Public to the Inducements f.
fered.
II. S. SARGENT,
S. w. SPERRY.
r. f. WILfIOIT,
ii. NJ. TANNING.
JOHN SEDGWICK,
II. H. HEWLETT,
PETER BARGION,
Trustees Stockton City Homestead Association.
HERBERT E. HALL, Secretary.
Omcc-Court House, stocktea-
j. POTTER,
Agent, Sonora.
Feb. 20, 1S69-1m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

WIN. Maxwell, L~anesheld, john
son county, Kansas, offers TO send
small fruits by mail, and also induce
ments to purchase every variety Of
nursery stock. Mr.. NJ. is near us, and
enjoys a good reputation as q cultiva-
tor and dealer.
CHARLES BLACK, Hightstown, New
Jersey. Peach, and small fruits q
speciality. Mr.. Black is an old and
reliable dealer. His peach trees enjoy
q worldwide reputation. See his adj
vertlsement.
WM. III. LYMAN, Leverett, Mass,
win furnish you with all the standard
and rare seeds, bulbs and plants, and
at reduced prices. His mammoth
cluster tomato is offered as 1.-THE best
market Variety You can obtain
from him by mail.
Jos. L. BUDD & Co, Shellsburg,
Benton County, Iowa, viii furnish
fruit trees Of all kinds, evergreens.
shrubs, and hedge plants, ''at reduced
rubes.u His location Is good. Try him
DIR. JNo E. ENNIS & Co., Lyons
Clinton County, Iowa, have an ex.
tensive nursery of two hundred acres
and can I'll all orders. Send for theii
catalogue and get all the particulars
RIcHARD BERRY & Co, Elleards
vile, st. Louis County, Nc. Hi
maple and box elder seedlings ar
something our people need, The pr
ces are low, as will be seen by refer
ence TO his advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

We take pleasure IN saying to those
interested that money is now In Sne
treasury to pay all the premiums
awarded at the last State Fair' Ar
ran0ements have been made BY when
all the premiums due in OtOe County
will be paid by Judge o. p Mason a.
Nebraska City. Those due in Rich
ardson, Pawnee and Nemaha County
.bvR. ". Furnas, at BrOwnvlle. Otn-
ers interested viii obtain their premi-
ums by applying to c. H. Walker
.sgcv., Ashland, Neb., for an order'
and then to L. A. Walker, Treasurer
Omaha. Diplomas can be obtained Dy
application to the Secretary, Z. ID.
walker. Hereafter all premiums VIII
he Maid on the last day of the fair and
on the ground.
State papers win please copy this
or notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

This extremely hardy and valuable Pium bids
lance 70 CurculiO, cold winters and otherunhea
Influences.