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LUMBER! LUMBER I!

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MAH4 ~ HILAsM, ARTHUR,
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MINNESOTA STAATSZElTUNG
Gin outes ENHANCEMENT CUR Gcn=
ffituticn.

9m Seuot polirte an, lebten Denner@
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1itution te6 @taates, bem3ufclse Staotz
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ten, @Daulfrun9 per Gabrpe9e, Nnlt9un9
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tbum Su belal1en. ,pel@es NIT oer Trcnt
an bic 2inie bic let Mrbeiten it6bt, obne
&Idlat ouf bic S1dbun9 be5 Saar<
wertb6 1pldes @runbei9entbums.
8iSber bat tie ean;e Staot fit Muez
liorationsarbeiten be3ablen malen> DC
oft nur einem Ginsi9en, oieuei@t einenn
Germ Nloerman III @ute fatnen> UNI
8auarbetten Gno auf Soften Der Stact
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itlde le itoben.
@irb ta6 ENHANCEMENT an9e,1cnueu,
70 be;ablen bic 2eute bic &melicration5z
arbeiten fir peren beioncern Nuben ie
unternommen perpen. Cine Ma0e gan;
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re1 Mlpermdnner feline &e9nuu9 oabei
fane, werpen a~us9eflbrt. 9ofentli&
poIfrt Die Biu in beipen 9dulern u1c
miro pom Dolfe 9%ut9ebciben.
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8ater 2Sb, Der 6eraueaeber hee
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intend, i6reibt:
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BE 3u rumm iinp, beut1@ gu lsin. tpBen
aus MiBmutb pie&Spfe aufammer. 8as
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l@en iino 3rar binoernp i'm Beoe bout
i@es @i6en, ptuti&es Ealent uno
beuti6e Spra@e 1eBen ater mutbi9
oariiter binwe9 uno pte Babrbeit1 feisrt
ibreG riumpbe. S@ur3 etpa159abte
eft i'm 9anoe miro pom ren@eputltfaner1
aum Ser. StaatenS Senator erw1blt! User
bdtte nod Dor weniaen Sabren ben tluz
een 6enrep Dom ~Doplestown Sntelt9enz
get" 70 &paS elauben MAIDEN ttnnenl ~
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Die @siesoebun8aeommittse, ,pelds
bic Iaubfummenz unp B!ineens Mnfalt
in 6aribault beludte> fanb allies in better
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lanaen, mad elmer @elpYsrwtufouno pon
$4,000 fir ben 8au be6 ileliden Sill
gels oe6 @ebduoeS, tpte IS urfprInel;d
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teinen @irerfanb lei}en. Ba6 nlb1
cine lpl@e @npalt, >penu nur Der fletnfe
Spell cer lln9lldlt@en im @taat, BIZ
ibrer 3ilfe beoarfen, 6 per}onen SbbaG
BARN 1noen t1nner.
ST 1ie tpot pber 1T 1ic ntd1
tppt!-G 60 miro stn GROCER 3fitun9az
treit tarlter 9efu5rt, pb oas u@uneer~
ftno" topt If pper nt@t, @ir neinen
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ton, @t6e. uel6e 9e9enwdrti0 rae nun
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li@e Grperfmente gum 8ebuf Der Gnt=
f9eioun9 peler Graee NIT tbr rprnsbmen
3u lafen. Sebr nat1rli9. Gr f6nnte
rur4 eteie Grperimente oieQei9t Elm
~&ino" wiecer erbalten, aber wp bltebe
pa8 uBunber?"
= Die Deutiben, Yon Wipna, Bis=
eonfin, peranftalteten lebte @p9e cine
S9litenfabrt bel Gadeai9t.
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pas common law ras en9lii9e 9emeine
.@edt auf piel len @runb unD Boren
n~erpdan;t unp nit pieiem Grei9niGtn
Die 3ufunft Nmerifas entldieoen, -Denn
NIT pielem &edt mar Der freie pempfrotiz
.I@e @eiit auf pielen Continent oerpfan3t>
Der bier @ur3el faKenp, In turjer 3eit 70
berrlide Grudte setrasen. Gin Yeweis,
wel@'' berrl'der, oplfstblmli9er @eit
pieie8 common law rur9nebt. bietet
l9on bic Gbatia9e, raB IS ben Wlnlden
res in elmer &eputlif mpbnenpen Nmeriz
Gamers poQfommen entipri@t, wie eS Dem
5unter leiner confitutioneuen Monar@ie
lebenoen Britten ;ula9t. unp parum
icQte es ni@t? IS 1T pa6 &inO pes8ol<
fe6 nit rem Blute ce6 8plfes 9etauft ;
fem connernres 8eto ben Mnmabun9en
res Gurten 9caenit.r, Die febenpeS ppoz
iition 9e9en ale 8eldrdnfun9en ieiner
6reibeit unp lttner beiliSen Re@te. Inter
CEN SduBe pteles &edts nrurpe Der itpl>
gen Nritotratie Mlt Gnolanp6 ras 3epte1
Der 6eupalberridaft entrtilen, purpe (e
@&rtt fir @@ritt 3uradseprddnot unp
The union Democrat., 1869-10-02
A Lively sccuc-Ar Ancient Freedman Col.
Jared by His Spousc-The Penalty OF
Following Politics.
Irrom the Richmond Dispatch

On Saturday morning., while on our rounds
IN search OF the c0ntoundcd item. we were d.
.rectcd 10 a certain locality by n young urchin
who represented taat an old negro woman
was "beatin' her husband to DEATH" We
repaired Ia the spot, and there hehed a scene
well worthy Of the pencil of Elder. An ell
derly negro woman, bedecked in her store
clothes, and surrounded by her carpet-bag.
a red cotton umbrella, and q crowd of young
urchins of all colors, had an old, gray-haired
darkey by the collar, and while belaboring
him with a tolerably stout eudgel, gave him
n touguc-lashing somewhat as follows:
"Oh, yes, you nasty, stinkin', black ras-
cal; got you, is /? What you doin' here,
dat's what | want to know? (Whack. Come
down here to wo:e, did your (Whack. Alb
solusher come down here from Macklinburg
ak weeks ago to vote, and amt bin back
home since. (Whack.) Oh, yes, you black
scoun6il; what you reckon gwine to do all
dc time you gone, for meat and meal for your
children? You black rascal" (Whack.)
Old man--"Look here, Hanna here
CONAN, here; what you doing? (Whack. J
Don't talk to me in sich disagreeable tone
here whar all desc folks is. y
uannah-"Oh. rever mind bout you, you
black rascal. (Whack.l | gwine 81 YOU
Billy, is. | know'd I'd cotch you. You
vans satisfied wild stayin up home to vote !;
YOU got to come down here to vote, is you ?
lWhack.) Oh, yes, you black rascal; you
scoundil. you; what you reckon | gwiue do
ALI dis time? Sot down at home and wal,
for you? (whaek} Dat l want gwine do
NO sich thing; tell you what gwine do.
YOU black scoundil-(whack) II gwine carry
Won down here to de Damsville depot whar
de Damson cars is, and gwiue keep you till
de cars goes to Mackhnburg. Whaek: J
Hear dat, don't YOU? (Whack.) Fore God,
| SO mad. (Whack.l Look here, mdn-
lwhackl-T could haul eff and fairly bass 20"
open, could. (Whack, You--lwhackl !
baek-twhack)- rascal (whack you.
The old man was completely suboued, and
took everything very meekly, un'il police
man came alcng and put an end to the quar-
rel by ordering them off.
The union Democrat., 1869-10-02

& UT1 MONS.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
- OF Tuoumne.-ln the District Court of the Fir h Ju-
dcial Dstrict--W. DaegeLer, Plaintiff Henry L.
Gould, Henry Pey D administration brought in the
District Court OF the Fifth judicial District the
plant filed in the said County of Tuolumne the Office
of the Clerk of the said District Court The people of the
State Of California; send greeting to eny Gould and
Henry pley.
You hereby required to appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff. in the District
Court the Fifth judicial District in and tor the County
Of ofTnogmne and TO answer The comp an filed therein,
copy of which accompanies this within dai
exclusive of the day service after the service
this summonsif served within this county served
of this county, but within this Judicial District with
in twenty days; if served of said District then
within forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against yJu.
The said action is brought TO obtain Judgment against
for the of Fourteen Hundred and thirty three
$500 dollars with interest thereon at ten cent
annuni from August llth 1868, said amount is al
legged by this Plaintiff be due him from you, certain
promssoy executed and deliver I'd for value received
by Henry z. Gould Defendant herein to Henry Pley De-
endant hereu and by said Pley assigned this Plain
tiff for valuable consideration also ior costs OF suit
And il yon fail to appear and the said Complaint
above required, the Plaintiff will take Judgment by
default against ycu Tor the amount prayed for in Com
plant on file.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
Court ofthe Fifth judicial District this 9TH
day of july in the gear of our Lord one
II. S. thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.
Il. +. GARDINER, Clerk
By l. j. poITER, Deputy.
July 10th, 1869. SIN
The union Democrat., 1869-10-02
IN SUR A NOE
BOOK AGE n CIES.

Nhe undersigned having the exclusive agency for sale
IL of the folio ing named works in Tu lumne and Gala
counties, wi canvass each county for subscribers
together with few elegant steel engrayings
sold only by subscription.
The Handwriting of God in Egypt Sinai and the Holy
Land the re>cr!S of journey from the Great Valley
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Randall with maps diagrams and numerous illustrations.
Ii is most charming book, racy, fascinating and in
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The " Les: Cause" by that beautiful writer, f. A.
Pollard This work has had sale of nearly hundred
thousand copies.
- Men al Times. " by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
- Life of Stonewall Jackson :; ditto Robt. f. ee y
fenan uerces and Martyrs" by John Savage. and
80 Wearing of the Gray hy John Esien Cooke
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Recorder of mining claims in Columbia District.
CHAS. III. BROWN,
Once at the Columbia News Depot
coiunbis, lEs 1seS secs-tf
The union Democrat., 1869-10-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague. intermittent Fever,
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Our pride is gratiGed by the acknowledgements we
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FOR Ltrer COMPLAINTS. arising from torpidity
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The union Democrat., 1869-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
SuunoN~.-sTATEo OF CALIFORNIA

- uuIy III Tuoiumne The District L, If fifth
Judicial Dsrict.P- B Bacon, Plaintiff. vs. J. B. Hiskey
ais Defendants Action brough, in the District Court
of the Filth Judicial District ard the complaint ed in
tie oice ofthe Clerk Ccnrt. The pe
PIE OF the of California, send greeting j. B. Ills
Key, Il. Morton. A. J. Meinhard, J. Ii. and
jerry Schooling (Star &inifg & Col
You hereby required to appear In action brought
against you by the above haie Plaintiff the Dstric:
Court Of the Ffth Judicial District aud foT the
1uolumne and 10 the complaint filed therein
copy of which accompanies this sunnuns) within days
excusive day scryIee) the you
this snmm0ns-f served within this county;
Of this county but within this Judicial District within
twenty days il eIved Of said District then with
in forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment against
for toe of six hundred eighty 47io0 dollars
with interest thereon from May - lS6a and suit
all able in u 8 Gold Coin This Plaintiff alleges that
said Of $3.50 IL 100 balance due him from you for
goods wares and merchandise sod delivered you
your special request between January lst 1885, and
May % ls19, and If You fail to appear aud the
said complaint above required, the Plaintiff will take
Judgment by default against You for the prayed
ior in complaint
uiseI under my hand ard the Seal Of the District
Court of the Fifth Judicial District, this iith
day Of August in the year OF our Lord one
Il. s. Thousand eight huHared aud sixty nine.
r.. E. GARDINER, Clerk.
By /. J. POTTER, Deputy.
August /! 1860 <StA-sm
The union Democrat., 1869-10-02
Sonora, Big Oak Flat.
AND
COULTERvIlIE STAGE
LINE.

Shortest and Best Route for To Seasite Valley.
TNHE SONORA AND C0ULTERvILLE STAGE from
and after MONDAY. Sept. 14th, 1865. will leave tho
CITY Hotel Sonora on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
att O'Clock. A NJ. passing through JamestoSn. Mon
tezuna Chinese Camp, Jacksonville. Big Cak Flat aud
O'Clock.
Returning will leave City Hotel Coutervillc, Tues
davs thursdays and saturdays connecting with Stockton
stages at Chinese Camp.
Daily Line of Stages leaves Sonora for Sacramento
Murphy MocSelunlne Hill aud the Big Trees.
s. SI0uP, Proprietor
S,ncra. September 18th, 1sss-f