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= Ulstrlct OF LoulsIana-In tne alter OF j. Wlams
bankrupt-in Bankruptcy-Ho. 69s-whereas. J b Williams
Of Carroll parish and district aforesaid dolly
upt under the Act Of Congress Of March 3D.. 1857 has
this day flied In said court petition praying for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts other claims
provable under said Act
Notice therefore given 10 all creditors Who have
their debts and 10 all other in interest," the lh
day Of January 1869 at IL is assigned o The hearing
of the and that they then and her attend aud
show If they have, why the prayer Of ne said petit
tien should not be graz ted
And further notice given bankrupt win undergo
examination before Register Baker the 2 day Of Jsa
nary, A. ID 1863, at Monroe La
Clerks Office, New Orleans, Dec. q. 1865.
de25 JAZZ LOEW, Dsruty Clerk.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior 70 the best i'm.
ported German cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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y UfIflct OF Luu'tIana-n baHkfuptcy NO oofIn E7o
of Andrew Morrison, bankrupt-Wher,as Andrew
j. Morrison of the parish COnc0rda district afOfe
said duly dec AIRED bankrupt under the Act ola Congress Of
March 3D. 1867 this day filed In said Court eetOn
ing discharge and certificate thereof from all lis debts
and other claims pr vable under said act.
Notice Is therefore given all creditors who ha3e proved
their debts and TO all other In interest that the lth
day Of January, 1862 at ii O'Clock is assigned Tor the
hearing the and that there attend
and show cause If any have why the prayer the said
petition should not be granted.
And further notice is that the bankrupt will undergo
examination before Register Augusn the 18th day of
January 1869 at his Office Al Exchange Alley. AZ II
Clerks Office, New Orleans, December %, 1868
de25 1879 X. LOEW. Dspaty Clerk
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IINITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

~ District OF L0usana-tn the .ephrin
sard bsnkrupt-In Bankuptcy-No. sos Wsrsss phirin
Brousard OF parish st. Martini and district aforesaif duly
declared bankrupt under the Act Of Congrs Of March ID
lebl, has this filed in said
discharge and certificate thereof from ali BIS debts other
claims provsble under said act;
Notice IL theref given all creditors who
their debts and 70 all other In int that the
day OF January 1863 at ii A. Is assigned for the hearing
OF the same snd that they then
show cause they have why the prayer ths said Pc
tition should not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt wi undergo
an examination before Register Pitn, the 18th day Of
January. A. ID 1853 at Office, Custonhouse, Att NJ.
Clerks Once, New Orleans Dec %. 1868.
de25 JAZZ X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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" District Of Louisiana - In the Matter Of Lloyd
K Coleman bankrupt-In Bankruptcy, No. S7-Wheress,
Lilo r. Coleman for himself snd member o. the firms
of Coleman, Brton a Wbers and Coleman a. Wthers, of
New Orleans and District Aforesaid duls declared bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress Of March I'd ls57 has this
day hed in said Court, petition praying .' discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts snd ohsr claims
provsble under said act; -
Notice therefore given to all creditors who have proved
their debts and to all other In interest," that the t
day Of January 1869 ii assigned Or She hearing of
the and that they then and there attend
cause they have why the prayer OF the said petition
should not Be granted.
And further potice given that the bankrupt will under
examination before Register Desne the 9th day OF
January, A. 1869 at his ONCE, Customhouss at II NJ
Clerks, nce, New Orleans, Dee %. 1853
de25 ia29 LUEW. Deputy Clerk
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ITNITED SKATES DIsTKICTi pOURT-

y A t.
Bowie, Jr. bsnkruptIn Banf uptcy, No 79whersss, Al
len T. Bowie, Jr OF Tensss parish and District afore
said, duly declared bankrupt under the acs Of Con-
gress Of March 1861 has this day hsd in said Coats pa
ton praying discharge and certificate heeof from
his debts and other claims provable under said act
Notice therefore given AL creditors who have
their debts and TO all ether persons In interest," that the
l4th day Of January, 1862 at ii assigned the
hearing Of the and thai they theh and there
tend and show cause they have why the prayer
the said petition should not be granted
And further notice given that the bankrupt w undergo
examination before Register Kellogg lith Gay OF Jsn
y. 1862 his Office Custom House, " O'clock
Clerks Office New Orleans, December q, 1853.
de25 la2 9 X. LOEW. hep;ty Clerk
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~ District Of LouisiAna-In the of ohn D. Cobb
bankrupt-In Bankruptcy-No. 49, Where's, John d.
Cobb Of New Orleans and district Aforesaid duly
cared Bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of sach 1867
has this day filed said Court petition praying
claims provsbe under said act; \
Notice Is therefore given TO all creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons
In interest that the l4h day OF January 1862 II o'clock
is assigned for the hearing OF the
then and there attend ard show cause any they have
why the Of the said petition should b.
And further notice given that bankrupt undergo
examiI alton before Register Dea 2b day Jsnu
airy, 1862 at office, Customhorse, at O'Clock = NJ.
Clerks Office. New Orleans. Dec. %. 1853
de25 JAZZ LOEw. Deputy Clerk
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A pleasant occurrence took place on Canal
street last Saturday. in which one Of the pick.
pockets who are preyiDg upon our citizens victim
ized himself. 1t appears that lady, who was
out shopping. went into Levois' store. and after
making some purchases, searched her pocket for
her porimonnaie, but TO her great surprise dis
covered that it was gone, and found instead dia.
mond ring, which proved to be worth bet ween
one hundred and fifty and two hundred dollars,
with which she went on her way rejoicing. 1t is
natural TO presume that the pickpocket who stole
her portmonnaie accidentally dropped the ring in
bis haste to make away with his booty, consisting
Of few dollars in greenbacks.
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The HousToS RAcEs.-The Telegraph, of the
10Th ult, ssys that notwithstanding the rain there
was remarkably good attendance at the race
course the day before. We copy:
The track, owing to the rain on Monday night
and yesterday morning, was too heavy for the
horses to make "tme," put it actually showed
their mettle.
The first race was a stake for three year Odds.
mile heats, subscription $50, p p, to name at post;
club adding $500.
The following are names and owners, and the
result of the race:
c. NJ. Hite enters Jas. Nelligsns Dr. c. Cbal-
rnttte, by Daniel Boone; dam by Brown Dick
q. l.. Fowser enters s. {. Aurelia, by Africaine;
dam by Chas. Napier.
&. W. Gregor enters T. G. Moore's g. c. Gen.
E,oea, by Lexington; dam GrIssette, by imp.
Glencoe.
Sisi,;
Time-soia; 2;0s' -''''''''''''''''
Inc second race, for gentlemen's saddle no rses,
Ilo!en oy owners, for a splendid saddle presented
BY Aessrs. Marsion * Hopkins, $40 entrance.
Inc following were the entries in this race:
=. ID. hlte enters Brewster's sorrel horse.
y. Darwin enters Sdppany's sorrel horse.
brewster enters Higgins sorrel mare.
Gibson enters Nibb's bay horse.
Snppany's was ruled out. and the saddle was
ran Ior py tne other three horses, with the follow
ing result:
Siths r. sore h'Ise-........ -...-...-....-...2
Timt--l9L
ON the hrst the races were well attended. The
hrst race, uottng, for the railroads. steam boats
and saloons, purse $3.50, and $50 added by the
Ph@nix express. Mr.. Roach's g. g.. w. Il. Thon,-
as, walked over. The second race was a single
dash OF one mile. pacing. for q set of harness,
valued at 500 and 800 added by the club. The
following are the horses and resalts:
L J. rtlstt. h. Dfri, 4
e ID
Johnson's b h. Pat Krll1v
Tines 2sis.
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In BANKRUPTCY.
TINTED STATES DrsrRICr down

/ NTTED STATES DISI HfCT tDUHT T
District Of Louisisns-In the Matter OF Chas Parr,
bsnkupt-In Bankruptcy, No. 5S0Whereas Gas PAM Of
New Orleans and District aforesaid duly decaes bankrupt
said Court petit PRAYING disch certificate
said act; 9
Notice therefore gwen al creditors who ave proved
their debts all other persons at the l4th
day Of january ls69 at II A assigned feEshe hearing
Of the end then and there attend aud
show they have why tho Of said petition
shoud not be granted
further given that the Bankrupt win under
examination before Register Pkn the lth day of
January, D.. 1869 at his Office, CustOmhsuse at 10
Clerks Office, New Orleans December 80 100
d25 ja2g K. LDEW, DStnty Clerk.
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Ii is much discussed question as to what
ground the Legislature will now take. Some per-
sons expect them TO be more radical and partisan
In their measures than ever before, while others
hope from them moderation and less stealing.
They have not yet advanced far enough to shadow
out their policy the hopers and the fearers still
argue. 1t may be that having no reputation to
lose they may continue on in their Infamous
course; or it may be that with both houses SO
thoroughly packed as to make sure of any measure
they may wish to carry through, they will show
and will devote at least portion of the time
to the Improvement of the real interests of the
State. The first supposition seems the most
probable, though time alone can prove it true.
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" DIstrct or Lou siana-In Bankruptcy-No. 3-In tho
matter OF John Howard bankrupt John Bow
ard, OF New Orleans aud district aforesaid daily de-
cisied Bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of March 1867
has this day fled In said CJut petition prayng for
charge and certificate thereof from sill his debts other
claims provsble under said act. -
Notice s therefore giveR all creditors have proved
their debts and to all other interest
DAY OF January, 1863. az ii assigned the hear
nag Of the same and that they snssDd there
petition should not be granted.
And further lice Is given that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination be Reg Keo gg 18th day OF
J::nusry. 1862 at his once, Custom House aldiag.
Clerks Once. New Orleans December q 1858.
dez3 jay K LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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II
~ District Of Louisiana = In the Wa 3. Hamil-
toH hsnkrupt-l Bankruptcy. No. 33sWhersas William
hsmi ton, ~ New Orleans and District asoresaid
duly declared under the Act Of Congress- narc
ga loo has this day died In said pnttion
Tor discharge and certificate thereof from ali his debt. and
other claims provable under said act
Notice IL therefore creditors who have nrove
Their debts and to All other interest," that the lih
osy OF January 1862 At ii sssigred for hearing
cause any they have Why the Of the said petition
And further notice given that Bankrupt win undergo
an examination tefr Register Augusr 9th ~
10 A.
Ss.ks oaHce New Orleans Dsceuser zs'1sss
oezo1zs X LOE Va Deputy cfart
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have made their tTysts elsew where. Perchance, in
the pleasant recesses of the police station Gala
bose they pledge anew their hearts, or msyhap,
iiusSIiDs LesS~tia tic hIioudiy rheIt1T OF SUING
fragrant market, they tell DER the tale of their
young affections, and ask each other wherefore
they are running-oh But when the pleasant
nights return, when the spring time comes, the
gentle Armies and the devoted Toms will reap.
pear in their awhile neglected haunts, and then
once more will the reporter, rushing along on his
midnight way from the station, inwardly wonder
whether those people mean to sit there all night.
The Hsnlons made trip about the streets on
their velocipedes on Monday afternoon, trying it
first upon the sidewalk. After they had been
once around the square an edct from the metro
politan policemen compelled them to take 70 the
street, where for a short time they continued
disportiDg themselves upon the bicycles. 1t
would not, perhaps, have been bad idea for
them to have made q test case with the police
then and there, for it is just possible that the new
style of locomotion may come into general use,
and II would be well to know whether in that case
we are to travel on the sidewalk or the road gay
And then, too, the notoriety which would be
caused by the arrest of the whole party of veloc.
pedes and all, would have only increased the
furore concerning them and filed the 81. Charles
for many night to come.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09

SRisroLs; GuIsoT'S, SHAKER, SANDS. BULLS
mn, ~. r,as r a' ---,:- 0O
HAL Hair Receiver. Halls Sarsapara Ayers Cherry
ana SarsaIaria Jaynes' Alternative and Expect
:. . Aoea.,sn on Railways Relief. Jaynes Tonic and
,,. ,,., - 80 &c.
",hSlo" syrup Browns Troches Russian Salve,
lndeiible Ink. Mustang Lniment Banzne and ali :.
different Patent Pills at t......-.......... csc
1SEnor pc, ounce Alum, Copperas, per 10 &c
IN 10 cans at 81 so, and every other article in
this line reduced at the same rate
Prescriptions put up with and at rrcportonste
rae. nole-ff
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
A Word to COnyaleScents

After the inamaoy symptoms of have been
snodued and the patient has been pronounced out Of
DANGER there is still the prosration which always follows
fever to contend with The whole art and mystery Of
medical treatment does not consist in eradcang msa
dy Indeed the violent operation OF the drugs admins
tered for that purpose sometimes reduces the sick
SO terribly that is found impossible create reaction
and they sink and die from sheer exhaustion In dipthe
ria for example, the weakness which succeeds the remov
al of the distractions from the throat often proves fatal
What the febe convalescen needs is medicine that will
brace the nerves. stimulate the appetite and tone the
stomach. Nature always makes gallant er. to retrve
herself after the disease been taken off bu
1t is unwise to leave her to nght alone her disabled and
dropping condition He rally with the utmost ,e
tive and thorough Of invigorants
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
European News.

CoNsTANTINoPE, December 3l-It is Off
cially announced that the last of the insur-
gents in Crete have surrendered to the Turk
ish forces.
LONDON, December 31.-A dispatch frsm
Suez, anticipating the Austrian mails, says
that intelligence has been received ut Mel
bourne from New Zealand, that fifty Euro
pean families haYe been murdered by the
Maories.
MADRID, December 3l-There was a de-
monstration at Seville recently, but it was
suppressed before the troops arrived.
The country is entirely tranquil.
The Carists Mt Navarro are carefully
watched by the Government to prevent any
outbreaks.
PARIS, December 3l.-An official decree
assigns to the new organ of the Government
the title of Journal Official de = Empire.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nv Aliens Original md tsenuinc Nerve
md Bone EinimenI.-The Nerve and ! one Lni.
ment was originated 10y Geo NJ Allen, in the year 1884
nn has lived entirely its merits without the AID 1t
advertisements but owing to the many counterfeit ana
worthless articles called Nerve and Bone lint upon
the rhHket has induced the propretors to advertise IT,
Many certificates OF leading citizens who have used and
constantly keep il in their houses great family rem
edy could be added To the advertisement. but knowing
the many virtues of Aliens Nerve and Bone Linmcn
that one application will satisfy any Of benehkaL
ELECTS deem unnecessary 10 bring the certificates bss
ire pubic Aliens Nerve and Bone Liniment does NOT
effect cure in minute but upon the and the
Bone oi the patient hy its penetrating properties wbsn
used according to the directions each bottle nn6
gives new strength 80 the parts affected and thus
an agent in helping the diseased pars ~
heHh 1t is also Invaluable ia all diseases of horses
sure to call for Aliens original and genuine Nerve
anu Bone Linment all others worthless counerfets
and shoud not be tolerated by the pablic. gg EDS
ALLEN Co., PropristorG
e. Cincinnati, o.
For sale by all druggists. Ff|rfsn
HosTETTER SMITH Co. Agts for Pacific Coast oc3l I'm
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09

conditions of tie charter are SO stringent tha,
capitalists dare not invest, although the en-
gineering difficulties are much less than mig
be supposed.
The Herald understands that Ex-Governor
Fenton will bring suit against Thurlow Weed
for libel on account of the publication of Ger
tain matters in his paper.
AuGusrA tMe.), January 5-The Legisla-
ture of Maine will convene on the 9th. The
question of the United States Senatorship is
attracting great attention. The contest is
close between Hon. L. NJ Morrill, and Han
nibal Hamlin, with the chances in favor OF
the latter.
BosroN, January 5.-The Herald says
Postmaster Lander, Of Salem, is missing,
with about 81, 600.
The receipts from the sale of pews in
Beecher's Church amount to S97 900.
Public meeting will be held at Cooper
Institute on Friday, for the benefit of the
Cretans.
WASHINGTON, January 5.-The Senate re-
sumed It's session at noon to-day. Thirty nine
Senators were present.
SAVANNAH, January 5.-The Ogeechee
troubles remain unchanged. The military,
with the sheriff, 60 down to morrow. Two
more negroes have come to the city and sur
rendered to the military. The troubles orig
mated in the negroes insisting upon distr-
button of the crops, according to the contract
made last year. They refused to let the crops
be moved till they received an equal share.
HARRIsBuRG, January 5.-rhe general
opinion is that the Republican caucus will
nominate John Scott for U. S. Senator.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Vigilance Com.
mittees are being organized in most of the
wards of this city for the purpose of bringing
rogues to Justice.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
Boot and Shoe Store
Call and Settle!

hi HAVE sold my business in Sonora, stock good will
MI etc. To Mr.. VI. L. Street. All persons indebted to
me are earnestly requested to call and settle with Mr.
Street who authorized TO receipt all
J. X. HANSON.
Sonora, Dec IL, lSoS. dele
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
VEGETABLE REMEDIES

1T IS DIFFICULT To ACCOUNT FOR THE PERyER-
II sty Of man in digging deep into the bowels of the
earth in search Of curave when all the best and fest
antidotes TO disease upon the surface The inspired
writers who be supposed derived their know
edge directly from the fountain of all Truth recommend
ed none other than vegetable remedies 1.-The tree
are told, 'was made for the healing of the nations
When King David languished it was the ..Bam of Gil
ead" that renewed his strength 'pouce of figs cur.
ed the sick Hezekiah oil expressed from the Syrian
olive poured into the hurts Of the wounded man by
the way-sde Hyssep, myrrh and sloes purgatves
grape (wnes had then been adulteraed taken
Tmothy fo his stomachs sake If the MINE as well As
the TREE had been made for the healing Of the nations is it
hidden from the patriarchs,
The nstocts OF the brute creation teach then, how to
doctor themselves and they invariably stick to vEeErA
BILE MEDIC, ,rIoS The goose when bitten by deadly
serpent eats of certain herb, and thereby neurazes
the virus injected into its veins the sick dog grass
and many other animals guided by that faculty which
serves them in the place of reason find balsams for their
injuries and ailments in the woods aud fields
These indications that the Vegetable Kingdom is the
true Matera Medca corroboated daily experience
and the time is far distant when this fact will be uni
versally admitted.
Without disparagement to other botanical remedies IT
may be fairly claimed that the combination of vegetable
preventives and restorati,es in
HOSTETTER'S STON4CH BITTERS
Entte the preparation to high place among the spec
h1s of the Rock and valley plain and fol est have
contributed Of their hygean TO produce its exraor
dinary properties 1t isa
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
Ladies i'm Delicate Health will
lind H1OStteter,S Stomach RifferS

wonderfully adapted to the relief of the difficulties to
which they are subjected. The preparaouin cases
s KIND has double operation. 1t not only controls the
local irregularities which occasion the distress but act
ing simultaneously upon the whole system, checks
the tendency to hysteria and dpondency which almost
always accomanes such distur Dances
scNy wives and mothers are advised to give the
cine trial They earnestly assured that it contains
no ingredient that possibly do any to the eblest
of their rumher while undoubtedly contains the nyg
Grating principle which their enerYated systems require
Let them beware of the cordial drops and nctures Of
ten prescribed for invalid ladies All these mecins
mainly composed ofcommon alcohol and are therefore
injurious The liquors ORDINARILY given as tonics are still
worse, being all deteriorated with poisonous drugs
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
AppetiZing Properties of the
ESfttcfS.

medicine that exces appetite without promoting di :
gestion is always injurious. Its effect impose task
the stomach unable to perform and the result
is chronic arrangement of that organ, of depen-
dents-the liver aud bowels. The operation of
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09

EVERLASTING PERFUME! MURRAY & Ian.
MANS FLORIDA WATER has often been STYLED
the Everlasting Perfume" 1t is indeed
true that its delightful and refreshing fra.
GRANGE fingers for many days around what
ever it touches-unlike the ordinary perfumes,
that leave no trace Of their momentary exs-
tence save the sicily heavy odor of rancid
oils.
Gay As there are worthless counterfeits of
this delicious perfume, buyers should always
ask for the Florida Water prepared by Lau-
man Kemp, New York. SAG.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
HsOStetter's IBitters

Isvery different from this The nrsnaration developes
appetite and invgorates and energies the digestive pow
The union Democrat., 1869-01-09
es- Medieal Adviee.-pR. wM K. ponEkr9.s

So Medical Advice.-DR wM X. DOTIERrY'y
Medal and Surgical Institute is beceminga qua nos
te the welfare OF State and health our
and his rapidly spreading reputation although il NAV
cite surprise is but the signal of Skill follows a. tLv
natural effect OF such We are perscynliy ac.
quanted with gentlemen who have suffered for years nm
der chronic disease and who had of eyerv
aNalabe means that promised relief but
untthey they called upon Dr. Doherty, who an incrpd
IDLY short space OF tme has given them entire relief
Is gratifying to announce this fact because the noetr
gentleman who seeks, not by defamation oters tn
tabsh his reputation to the superstructnre of his
own upon tue rum OF anOthers fame The Doctor ct,n
ducts his Institute in such that b gratify
Ing to all his patients. lie examines advises and recon.
nends without Charge and the patient after hearing hi.
terms Tor treatment reject
does the Doctor make charge unless he effect.
cure This he able to do, because he feels TIE cona
dence which long experience has given no dcub N.
consolation which appertains TO nt ,tnidence Fersna
ated WIN either accute or chronic disease, would do
well TO consult the Doctor; at all do
as for consultation he asks fee does he isst
ohedence 10 his advice unless tht patient places hsslf
nndcT his care His offices Sacramento street er
posite the Pacific Nail Steamship 01ce.-S. r. NEWS