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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16
BY James ~. TAYLOR,
VINO w VI .'FFsIII '7EAENI'
three doors below Spvts wood Hotel.

FE7HAT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
! WITH 4 LhRGs BRICK STABLE TURF
on, ON THE S0T1lI SIDE OF CLAY Re-
TWEEN EiGnIll AND MYTH STREETS.
FOR S.I.r -ALL-~LQ S-.-WtI h. -~suiu :;
aEp.1n y T1,rcl 18Th 1Q7O on the promises 4; ~
p H. tit Desirable UILDiNG H. ~ lo ,3h st,c q
~ ~ ,a,i rrnuin. hack $50 feet TO tW"itN-"o
n ny ali" aIIey. WITH new iiEIcK So NILE an n,
pwsrr thereon This LOT is coEa!Gcrc,i one "i Nv
49, c" ir,bIc for building purposes in me cay
| ling convenient 10 I'll" capitol c'iHarc, tA"I'!''
and n! other public buildings. .,rol...
TEENS: Uncthir ri cash balan,G At 81 =; ~ it
| lhteIes' "-"@"; JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
Auc.oiuCcr
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Ees5E.E.g ARTICLES
(tOLOGNE WATERS.
TOILET No. &.
VERBTNh, lilly on TnE VALLEY.
LAVENDER, FRA&G!FANNI.
ROSE GERANIUM. MILE FLEI'RS.
VIOLET, BOUQUET,
-McW& HAY, JOCKEY CLUB,
HElIpTRupn. NIDATIRA. ant.
WHITE ROSE.
SACllET POWDERS,
MILE ELEUES,
NARECHaLL, lIELiOTHOrE,
NtW--IiuWN HAY,
ROSE.
IDLkEY CLUB,
NER3ENA, VIOLET,
CAREAIIUS FINK, ROSE GERAE1UN
BOUQUET DE CAROLINE,
M! WHITE ROSE. ut
r. II. HAZARDS,
mhs Franklin street, corner Fourth.
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STOVES AND TzN.gAasE

MOUSTCASTLES,
RI $40 BROAD STREET.
JhsS ceoetVeo, ! l1r.c assortment OF TpIyRT
AXE ana hDCSE-FUkSISHISG .GOoDS nr
all desert options. >,i>'' TX
F3HTlL trORS for smoky chmnevs. Al,
kinns oil STOVES Fepaired ~ shortest notice.
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By W. COGltn.
Real Estate 4 y1.nt and kurtloGeer.

Real Estate Al gent and kuctio@eer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
hoTs II srM I'M 9 on BE kITR AZ
VERIFY STREET by virtue Of two deeds oi
trust-the one executed by William D.. Alct 10y %
4. II. Tu;cheson, trustee bearing date lo'n OF
april, 1867, the other ~ ". J. McCloy and wiic 70
Cherries Phillips. trustce, bearing dttt l'ta o.
June ls;a-both duly recorded II, HenrISo COUNT
court. the undersigned, Ichr i. flutchesrIi. II
personal Representative &c Alexander IL. liutchn-
son. deceased. who the trustee In the hrst aecd,
and Charles Phillips. the trustee In The second
deed win proceed to sell Mt anction, on me pre-
misses, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Of March, 1870,
at4 o'clock P. NJ !, fair; # not, the first far Gay
there Ifter the REAL ESTATE located rs ABOVE
of which the said W. J. McClnv died seized, con-
slsting Of nm excellent framed t. nement ana lot,
on the west side IF BelvIdcre street fronting lel
feet running back on tic north side Of Beverly
street i25 feet. hich viii he divided into three
parcels, according 10 plat to he seen Mt Inc hour
OF sale. ~,
Whilst the decd requires cash sale. the cTcn.-
or3 are willing to accept one fourta cash ''aiancr
at FOUR. eight, aud twelve i'on,':,; ncarlns ihte-
rest, secured by trust died. ,,,,e,,>-
.suiIN 4. HUTCHINSON,
Admini. traitor of 4. u. HntChtson. deceased,
CHARLES PHILLIPS.
NH II Trustee.
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Hi1LltG {. nUNUAM & CO., Agents.


cTEAN II ,LAStiOHF and = c,ils
Lp>Nt&DENrH. a,sig...Nt
rl!E \ : UrH LI>.f.
EsFosit.. tivdg-hutli passenger steamers arc IN
.ald-G t" sail EVER SATURDAY :ruI" pier
40. -. North river. II !" clock ".
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYABLE - CURRENCY !.
CABIN t. Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, so and
81.
EZcarsion tickets, good Tor twelve months, 4l80.
Stcartcv - tiia~so" or Derry, F3e intermediate,
SOS.
Propiti cert sficata- irom these ports. ssa;.
Passengers booked 70 ans. from H.mIur". fiavre
Rotterdam. A.s;"crn. &c.. at yer low RATS.
Drafts iSsG::'i payable 4. any bank fiji Great BIZ.
tau.
FIR trrthcr ,atornation appiy ut tile company 8
nAtc.e, 10. q bowiin@ Green. New locL, to HEN
pEKSc. EE0EIIER>, cr "a
WILLiiI c. DUNBAR s. co, Agents.
au -
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-: % . 81 necessary to
+ q : silc-5 IA the ballroom. lie never
Hlrcathed word Of love, or what was more
important 10 him, Of Office. The season,
drew TO a close, and Ham. Champ found
himself out Of money. lie suddenly d's-
sanrearcl from society. One day Miss -
a ,'rt l;n on the avenue, and held out her
"a ~,o I;tlc hands. Where have you been
go, naughty man?' she cried. lie made
4 ~ rcspon3c, but as they walked along ne
MEL cave her what she had long before
"a him, confidence. and tod OF his
,aa, ion, poverty, and hintel at his love.
go days after he was appointed TO the
u snslice in the department over which the
i Esn. father presided" a., :,
J, @.nl they lived IL peace. ana oieo IL II
Il o1;on,e--as The children say.
= : {; 10, TO any extent. Ham. was very at.
+crt;xe to the daughter, but never tod nis
ave Less than year after his appoint
. ,oant q change in the Administration droS'
8 nc Hon. papa from his place. liam 81 TT,
The trouble coming, and was prepas,eeu,. n'
I did not court the successor, but nc qua co :
most assidueusly the rich widow Jap"nlc;s
.:,S7 a., the crest of fashionable society II
e@n jneton. She did not encourage III
/ loye. but, better still, became his warn
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By A. G. Pulllam, Auctionner.


southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
CIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
, IN DEC a = r. AID NJ i RSil j. l.
STREETS. IN IAPN'S ADh!TfDN TO IL M
CHESTER, At AECTiDN.- iiy request Of Mr..
Willinm II. Hobbs Il sell. on the premises. on
SATURDAY Tho ,2l March. 1870. ut o'clcnkr
NJ. EOTS c,ns. -. -. ard o. fronting - feet
each IN east side Of Marshall street. RAINING OK
lis feet and LOTS Nos. 40 and So fronting ioS feet
each on south Side Decatur street. running ORch
IS feet.
TERMS Onc-halr cash balance in nccotl able
notes. interest added. ut four and eight months,
tecnrcd by 4 decd Of trust.
A. e. PULLIAM, SuctIonecr.
Postponed 10 WEDNESDAY NEXT, March
Wcaihrr. NH l!
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rENIIE MOST DESIRABLE SUBJ RBAN
z RESIDENCE AROUND RICHMOND fnE
SALE !'Rit tTELI.-Wr are irstru,tcd ~ sell
that truly desirable and pl".-"n' y situated ST.
BJRBAN RESIDENCE. consisting Of Two
story brirl dwelling with crht rooms. SIiErol!n'ic"
~ Large SHADE tree: brick kitchen. barn, stable.
carriagc-ltnn Q. and NiNETfEE ANb ! HALE
ACRES uI HlGiiLrIMpEoEt LAMP well
cnclpsCt!, with n productive orchard NJ chni"n
rui: trees. ;.l'nut tTo mics north nf the capitol
opposite Tie iC!.-:at" Gn the j;rouk turnpike.
This property. - 4 place 81 !!cc" or invest
mcnt. IS unsurpassed by anything around Rich-
mnnd.
Inh l5--i~ RH'HARl)>tN 60.
nor SALE. PRIVATELY, Il very -
L desirable FRANZ ID fioUS-. situated -
on III" soIlh,idc ~ Min a:,a Elmw"rd strc.,..
Inc hJ1>2 contains seven rooms; Kitchen VIII
two rouir!~. 2ud 4 we'll at -; client water and
other conys nicnccs ana hes ."'rnt!y been pat IN
thorough repair 4. u, EACH
NH lit Real Estate Agent.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


BUTToS-iHE0,jhIE1A ANb G ;!INl1.
1911 MAIN STREET. ElCi!MoEh.
One Of IN" hest machines ever Elat!t. Il does all
that ANY other machine caH III. MAKES But
TuE-tDL!.> and EE-SEA ~ b, sides.
We take II ether MAC!.l%I~i III EAjlt lhhE,
and Sell the eXch 'ngcd machines very Love. Can
and zee thi> iiticlinc work. nd :. yell want Il
machine You viii cert tlniy buy.
MA HINES bought, sold. rcpaircd, &c., Sc.
NH lin
A GENCN OF TEE WHEELER * VIII
~ son APPROVED SlLE>T-FrED SEW
1NG-HACH1EE, No. Il Nina u :. rect, rear Atalu.
All kinds uf s.,vin@-tln"hirc. repaired.
F:rccial attention paid 10 tt1 repairing OF Tic
Wheeler = wilson ana Elliptic N"c'.in>~.
GEURGE II. BRDWN,
fc j" Agent and S:.w!n-- Mar,,!'.e AIa1hni.:.
- EWIHG-MACGINES Of ALL kiEDS
- REPAIRED. I'VE Si.:t!tT r'.-lrT!C sew.
ING a. tLt&.- - BOUGHT and SOIL. W. sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES tor the S:.r.>I
HLJiPIiG MAJ 80
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EnsE ia ~,

-: re,,, -.17ts.44.s.r s--e~rrr1
-; 80 -: =. ~. ~
EICllHlQxr AND -EIER>RCPG Il. Il. C0..t
March II, l>i).
yEHRGCGlI MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
/ Richmond ~ \. 81 4. e. DAILY. except Sun.
DAI>, and At 2:5a p. IL DEFY. Returning,
leave Petersburg i - i. =. 'iAi{.i. and cN-
crrt @tr>, ~ - ut eos p. VI. DtlLr.
.ucal rains leave Richmond a $50 n an1
Pctcrsb.r2 att /. =. HALLI. except SIN DAYS.
IHgMt, n. = IF.
lnhlj Superintendent.
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r OST, or saturday last, my POCKET
4 i BOOK contain.ug Sindry deeds and receipts,
OF value to no one h9t the owner. 4 liberal re-
ward will be paid Tor Their delivery 1" me- Oil
Randolph street, Sidney. OF at TIL: Office.
mi! 1>-ltF H. a. SMi1l.
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O, THURSDAY the Eth instant at 10 O'Clock
we will sell at our store. by catalogue, large col
lection OF
DWARF AND STANDARD FEAR TREES Of
choicest kinds;
TO- 900 MAGSOLIhS.
A ,alu die assortment Of hardy ROSES Of every
variety, both American and foreign;
EyFEGRFENS.
JAPrNICAS, WISTnRIAS.
MAGNOLIA GRANDE DE FL0RAS, &C., &C.
The above collection Is from the Seaboard
Nursery o: Mr.. J. NJ. Bonnet, Norfolk, Va, ana
may be fully relied on.
COGE & LAUGTIT0E.
NH 10 tuctionecrs.
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T OsT, between the art gallery corner of
I 4 Main and Ninth streets and Levy Brothers
store, a BREASTPIS. heart shane, vi tllrcc
oval places for securing li"ir IL Is much priced
:S - relic and Il suitable re ward will he paid hS
leaving II At LEVY fkoIliEkS,
NH 1g-lt< I:!3 and 1915 Main street.
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BY Gruobs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
"a, root hrtvppn Main and Bank.


BY Gruabs Williams,
kuctioneers and Real Estate Agents, /.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
nY. VIRTUE OEsrA4DE DEED 4 DE- TR Dsls
rro,r - ., q. DnyaI and Wife to us; the nrfer-
signed we shall ON TgEsDAY Msrs l5tn at l., II
che cftv or Richmond sell by public ancti0n
i fn9 M az LAND situate IN tie county OF NsE
49, Tn,1t Lcont,ining TWO HUNDRED ACRES
ore or ess bounded on the west by the Gh hna a.
homny on the south by another tract ni iann Oh Oh
the nv tile east by TIE c9p be ys5 59a
y,as TUNER II is represented to us that hfty
scrcs are cleared that the residue i heavily til
Icrcd and that about half the land ts low grouhds
and very fine. In r.ar, ptobuo,a and
~, IInrtcr OF n mile from Dispatch station,
an ihr R,chm md and York River Railroad
-; h. terms of sale will lie onc-third cash ana the
residue at four and eight months. win interest,
Tho nurchascr Ia give his notes and secure item
nv :. decd of trust on the land.
RI the terms of sale be not complied with Wilma
.ore ,vcek from the day of sale, the undersigned
right to resell The property ut the risk
nr tha uurchaser In deiault-5tanps and convey
ahei"s ~ ~ LEIGH II. PAGE,
w. 4. M&IRY.
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WANTED, purchaser for good I'm
w HORSE: alao, a good SECONn- EJS.
HAND RoCKAWAY. Sold low ana on Imc Ii
desired at coal and woodward corner OF Main AMI
Seventh streets.
NH 1d-WSF2t .ClJ. r. +. BURROUGHS.
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SERVANT WANTED.--Wanted, .in,nae.s
~ diately. u sETTIlED w ON aN, without ihs
unless they can come well recommended. Apply
at Garner Of Clay and Fourth streets, No. sl5.
g ,,.n IN
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WANTR.

WANTED, a GOOD PAIIEhH-
w MAKER, also MACHIFIsT. Apply TO
ARCHER, GOODWIN d CO.,
mb,eu Vulcan Iron Works.
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LOSE AND FOUND.

Y OST, between Main and Third streets
I 4 and t.ibi>'s apnrhccarv store Silucy, FOUR
KEYS on :; strip OF lea'hcr-t~o door. = brass
md steel, ant. two paddock keys. Tho finder Will
be suitably rewarded by lea wing them 1T No. al
Grace street between seycn,l ana Eighth streets.
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DAILROAD STOCKS WANTED.
II CHESAPEAKE and OHIO 4 \ L ROAD
STOCK.
RICHMOND and DASvlLLE RAILROAD
STOCK,
RICHMOND and PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD STOCK,
rFTEGSBURG and ROAM OIiE RAILROAD
STOCK,
hy THOMAS BRANCH K Co,
Bankers and Commission Merchants,
NH 15-lw lQl5 Main street.
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WANTED, TWO IRISH GIRLS, with
w good references. to go 10 MONTGOMERY
county va: one to cook. the other to wash. iron,
&c. Apply 10 W. s. DOMAIN Il SONS,
NH ID 3t< Governor street.
NC mai, n CASH for MY hSn GE 1fksS
HIDES ny !iULST < KING,
tir IL i.G. Main street.
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER 7Tn-DAY) to go South with
asmall family. Liberal wares will be PAIL
J.P. & W. NJ. JUSTIS.
NH slt under st. Charles Hotel.
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TTOR RENT, THE TWO STORES o.
& AID UPPER FART OF THE BUILD 81
ING ola Urook avenue formerly owned AMI "c-
cuuicI - Mr. John clash Apply 10
JOHN &. SitFFR.
NH 2-c"dpt corner Main and Tenth streets.
ELGU Rive are manutactlrin" the cclc-
z hratg,l 'r;.Td uf RESERVOIR FAMILY AND
EXTRA FLOUR. also ether grades, m:'ic Gf uni
form quality. 10 ,,uil family grocc!=, iDr sale In
lots u accommodate purchasers by
SAMUEL DCER.
IS Commerce street. Baltimore, Nd.
II .J--"tnw"ii
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NURSE WANTED. 4 Trustworthy
~ WHITE WOMAN preferred. Non" need
arnIy without good recommendations Apply at
3la Grace hc,wecn Third and Fourth streets.
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WANTED, HANDS to go South. We
w offer the best wages ever offered Call and
hear the terms fully. ."..
Planters from the South In want Of hands will
find II to their interest to give us 4 call.
j. ?. & w. NJ. JUSTIS,
Labor Agents. No. Fifteenth street.
NH IS-1m
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
D.RGE

l am enthusiastic on the capacities Of Old
Tuolumne, | date from her my California
birth, | am Oh speaking terms with nearly
every hill and gulch in her borders. True,
her rivers now run mixed, by flume or water
wheel; the old cabins rot on the banks; there
is solitariness and silence; the buckeye is
sprouting and its foliage hiding the ruined
chimneys of the river camps; there are trails
oversrowu with forest foliage aud branches
brushing the horSeman'S face; the races have
long been checked with sand; old pumps,
wheels, sluiees and ropes lay near, dry, crack
ed, rottinC in the glare of more than one sum-
mer sun; the old 49er who saw this stream in
the days of its golden glory; who knows where
and when all the big piles were taken out he
too is getting very scarce: the heaiboards on
the bill side graves are split and fallen to the
earth. Red mountain is a strange place as
to humanity: Hawkins Bar grave of old re-
collections; Syett's buried myth: Indian.
the ghost of itself; Morgan is passed out of
mans recollection and Don Pedro's is a ske-
eson. But all these for me are full of tongues
and ewes and ears, speaking. seeing and hear
ing the eveutful. exciting. never returning
and never again to be experienced history of
the mast
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
Message of tic Governor vetoinS the Hail.
Garrison Claim.

To the Senate and Assembly of the State
of California herewith return to your hon.
orabla body, without my approval. Senate
Bill No. 33-An Act for the relief of l.. T.
Hall and Samuel j. Garrison. The object of
this bill is to compensate, out of the State
treasury. the persons named in the bill. for
damages said to have been done by mob IN
Visalia. The property destroyed wasa news
paper published in Tulare county, and the
mob seems to have been composed mainly, it
not entirely. of men enlisted in the service OF
the United States. No good citizen will jus
tify any interference with the freedom OF the
press, which. though it may be sometimes
abused. ia indispensable TO the maintenance
of repu bican Government. Upon it reliance
must rest for the detection Of fraud, the refor-
nation of abuses, and the healthful censorship
Of men and measures. Any interference
with the freedom of discussion in public jour
mails, therefore, is a blow aimed at the inter
ests of society. Because the lawless vio-
lence of the mob in Tulare county merits
condemnation. it by no means follows. how
ever, that the State treasury should be
drawn upon to make good the loss. The pol
icy of our legislation is 70 make the counties
responsible for the loss oecasioned by mob
violence This has been acted upon n the
case of the presses which were destroyed in
San Francisco, and there seems TO be no sut
iicient reason for distinction between that
case ana the one in Tulare County. 1t is ar
gued that the soldiers were not sent to Tulare
County at the reqrest of its citizens, and
were not residents of tha. county. The rule,
does not rest upon citizenship or residence.
1t is founded upon the principle thatthe coun-
ty is responsible for damages done by mob
violence, because upon the county authorities,
as representatives of the people. is devolved
the duty of preserving order and protecting
property. That the outbreak was unforeseen
ard could not be prevented does not touch
the reason of the rule. Mobs are sudden and
irresistible, and in most eases arc composed
of an irresponsible and floating population.
The taxpayers of the comfy are nevertheless
held responsible, and Justly sd, because they
are thereby stimulated 10 discourage and pre-
vent lawless violence. There is also the ad-
vantages of judicial investigation into actual
loss where the taxpayers are represented By
counsel. instead of an ca pdrte showing before
o Legislative Committe, which ia not so salts
factory 4 manner of ascertaining damages,
the evidence being chiefly, if not exclusively,
on one side. II the time for sueinc Tulare
county has elapsed. proper legislation would
removed the difficulty. For these reasons
feel compelled to withhold approval of this
bill.
II. T.. HAlGUT.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

As- Medical Advice.-DR WI K. DonERrY'S
euai anu Surgical Institute is becoming SINE ouA oN
'e the welfare of State and health Of citizens
ana his Rapidly spreading Eepatation, although may
surprise, butthe signal Of skill and follows the
natural effect of sueh We personally
Hante'i with gentlemen who have suffered for years
Ger chronic disease and who had taken advantage of
available means that promised relief but without success,
un they they called upon Dr.. Doherty, whor aD incre
snort space OF time has given them entire reiieI II
gratifying 10 announce this fact, because the Doctor
gentleman who seeks by defamation of Others. 20
osh his reputation to the structure OF lis
own upon the of anothers iane. The Decor
ducts his Institute in such that must b= crafty
ing 70 all his Patients. lie examines advises and recem
henos without Charge and the patiet. after hearing as
terms Tor treatment acoep reject at pleasure In
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he e.cte
cure Ihs he Is able TO dc. because he feels TIE coa
dence which long experience given aud the
consolation which appertains to that confidence Persons
with either accute chronic disease would 10
we TO consult me Doctor; at all events 20 no harm
IS ier consultation he no fee; nor does he insist on
eeediencs u his advice unless the patient pIce. himself
under TITS car"- His Offices Sacramento STREET
loslte the t1clc Nail Steamship Office. +, NEvs.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
II. r.. HAlGHT.

DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT are often
the cause of very severe and harrassing
cough. and in such cases the cause must be
removed before permanent cure can he af-
fected. DR.. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters
acting directly on the liver, strikes at the
root of the disorders, and is certain cure for
all diseases which arises from inaction or
irregularities of the liver and bowels. 1t is a
perfect renovator of the system, carrying off
every particle of poisonous matter, whereby
the old are made young. and the pale and
sallow will become fresh and rigorous.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
PRENTICE MULroRp.

Health, youth and beauty. These are
jewels we al desire to possess. The first
SO essential to the enjoyment Of life. aud the
latter possessions that give position and
wealth. There is no means so simple, and no
medicine so certain to produce these condi-
tions so essential to your happiness and ad-
vancement, as. DR.. Walkers Tegetabis Fiae-
gar Bitte7,s 1t is a perfect renovater Of the
system. carrying of every particle OF poison
Gus matter. whereby the old are made young.
and the pale and sallow will become fresh and
vigorous.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
January /, lSTo-S.Su
STATE OF CALrFoHNlA. COUNTY

~ Of TuolumQe- L. IL. Leyersee Notice is hereby
given, 'ka; at meeting of the Springfield Tunnel Compa-
held at Springaa said County and State aforesaid
the 5d day of OK Der, 1859. an AsseSspeu; OF one
Hundred and Seveutyone dollars payable in L. 5. Geld
Coin, was levisd against and onehsf shares in
Springfield Tunnel Company. situated the Springfield
Mining District, State and County aforesaid Claimed and
owned by for Labor performed and material furnished
for sinking shaft and making tunnel. Notice is here
N gve. that unless the above mentioned Assessment
sd before the leh day Of March, A D. 1870 that
Notices will posted the mentioned share sold
NJ Public Auction sufriency thereof 70 satisfy said
delinquency together with the costs OF sale provided ty
An Act the Legislature Of this State, entitled An Act
concerning partnerships for mining purposes, Approved
4 April ID. 1S6e'
NATH'L. CLARK.
SGperr: eudsnt AMI Secretary Freie1l
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

Somebody wants bill passed to render it
Lawful III yaas county to post all ADVERTISING o
Tor which the county pays on rocks. trees
stumps. seutry boxes. wash tuhs and n,,,,.
in place OF putting them where they ousb. to
be in the County paper. Thus: nv bonsa :
advertised for sale; delinquent taxes ro,
know. The three scrawls which tb;s MO-
ure legitimizes. are posted in ..s,ms viii.
place, Que on Table mountain. one on p.vo
Hays House in Eureka Valley and one !,
Johnny Smiths saloon. Ought to com,,.;n
If never see these notices? They or, NO.,
ed in public places" The proper nams s1' of
this mcssure is ''.An Act for the sannrrss;o,
and starvation Of county pspers"
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
NTOTICE To CHED,ToEs


~ Tuolumne.-In Probate Couri-ln the matter of the
Estate OF Terrence Joseph Smith. Pursuant TO
order Of said Court made the oath day Jannary
A. D. 1879 Notice IS hereby given, that Saturday. the
10th day February. a. D. 1870 IL O'clock A. NJ OF
said day and the Court oon Of s3 Court the Court
House in the City of Sonora. County of TUolGnlne have
been appointed the time ani place for proving the
VIII of said Terrence Joseph Smith deceased. aud
hearing the application James Croe ard John Pen
dersat for the issuance them testanentary
when aud where any person interested may appear and
contest the same
X. +. GARDINER. Clerk
liy !. j. PoTTsR, Deputy.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

Stanslaus is ably represented here in oppo-
sition to Tuolumne's bill for the payment of
interest due on the Warrant issued by Stan
islaus. as evidence of the amount due by that
county to Tuolnmne. All this to whom it
may concern.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

n W. &.
~ SUlP- The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the ra Of Garrachtv
Ford, was dissolved by mutual consent the first cay
OF January. lS-u.
All persons indebted 10 the late will make rayment
ID r. w Ford. who alone is colec. the same
AM all persons holding claims against the firm will present
the.a 10 L. ". Ford for settlement.
LAWRENCE GARRAGHTY
ROBERT W. FORD,
January l. lS1o-S.Su
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

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tie only reliable preparation for restoring
gray hair 10 its original color.