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The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

PIONEER SrABLE.-Rohert Boyd has fitted
up and opened a stable in the building near
~ opposite Garraghiy's Blacksmith shop. on
Washington Street. lie already has some
good animals, and in few days will have
new carriages end buggies, and asks for a
share Of the business in his line.
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unexrcced Interference has nrera'ed 70 make this DELAY
accomplish the result Of freeing the Library
from without ia other prv''""es Granted by
prts Of The LEGISLATURE passed Fehrn1rv 18th lSfh.
This is positively the " postnnnenen which VIII he
made The concert will take place the dav above
ed commencing ut Nine o'clock NJ, and TO continue
rnti all the gifts have been awarded
funds ALREADY in bank considerably more IMAM
sufficient the successful completion of the
tract with The pnhlic.
Tho sa,e Of Tickets viii positively close on Friday tn"
oSth iav nf n .tnher. 1870.
tickets remaining unsoli ar that tir'e will ha WITH
drown from and cancelled They will he advertised
NV their bnrs 2ath Day Of October 1870 in
more the daily rnners ofthis city ANY dimnuftnn
number Of tickets 10 he drawn viii NOT
affect amount Of gifts They viii he as
advertised wit: 62S gifts amounting in all
n S5nn coA cnii.
Ticket rrsrr out ofSon Francisco Will r"rnve
hu'v ac~rnaph of tho awards ef Gifts. which will nj
rnlshed in the e,ding San Francisco daily papers
on the lst at November. 1870.
Delivery gifts VIII commence November 2l lsfo nj
tt Office No BIS ralirnia Street. to all parties
sentinC tickets ta which riits have heen awarded All
nonresidepts will be held to their order and Tor
their account.
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Bear in mind that to-day the Tax Sale
takes place. Persons who have not paid their
State and county taxes for the year 1869 will
govern themselves accordingly.
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Office TO CREDaToRs.-

NOTICE To CREDlTORS.-gs,a,e Of n.
Cecil. dereasei.--setice Is herehy given nv the
undersigned ADMINISTRATIVE of ths Estate of IT, Cecil de
ceased the iitors Of aud all pers having claims
aga' 81 the Est Of sail deceased. ~ exhibit the
with the vouchers. within Ten months from
the FIRST rahiies'ian OF IN notice. 20 Caleb p-r~ey
ms ONCE in Sonora Tuounne Couuty be forever barr
&C.
CYNTHIA A. CECIL.
Administrative.
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County TREAsuRY.-Th following is the
total amount from ali sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of Septemher:
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

The complete census returns from all the
counties in Oregon. give tina, State ponn.
,ation Of sl,oSe. In 1869 the population
was 50 465.
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Obs uninn qemufrat.


Vim. S. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the "USIoS DENocRAr," for solir-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
TO receipt For money due this office.
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NOTICE
TO TAx-TaXPaYERS Tu0l. co.
II uaYE RECElYEn TILE assEss

u Z RECEIVED TTVE AsaESa.
u meat Roll fr TIE heal yesr. n 1870 Al state and
County Taxes arr now bU 4 and PAYABLE All p,rsrns
who have I paid their no and puLl~TAX request
ed 20 make immediate payment tn. regard to the
Collection of the will be strictly enforced against all
Delin ,uents
Notice is hereby given that from and after ills Date
Taxes be paid daily dnriRg oce huts the Shcrs
Office in the Court Hons. in Honara until the 81 lay
OF N"vcmbrr. ID 1870. Also At The flnwing
named places the days sppinted for the purpose
Collecting Taxes. for which notices will be posted all
the TWINS and Camps in the county;
| will be
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

Sewells Photograph Gallery will be open
md the proprietor ready for business on
Tuesday next.
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, Nov. o. 1870
There seems to be no doubt that Ingersoll trep.)
IS beaten In the Filth district Of this State by Mr.
Stevens, Independent democrat Two years ago
Ingersoll was elected by 1000 majority. There was
fierce internal fight in the republican party Mer.
Ram Tep.) in the Eighth district is probably de.
feated by Robinson (demj by small majority The
republican majority In the district two years ago was
$500. This Is owing to internal dssensions among
republicans. Farnsworth, in the Second district Is
elected only by small majority. The district was
the strongest republican one In the United States,
Hays republican, is elected In the Twelfth district
by about 500 majority In this city and county the
returns are still incomplete. 1t looks as IL Farwes
majority In the city would be $780, and In the county
1900. The republicans eject their three State Sena.
tors and twenty-five Representatives to the Legisla-
ture and their entire county ticket. The majority
for the republican State ticket Is only little less
than Farwell's.
A report from Farnsworth's district SAYS he is
beaten ny StOught0n, the temperance candidate.
CAIRO, Nov. o. 1870
Cairo gives Anderson, nominee for the State at
large, five majority; Crebs (democrat) for Congress-
siXty-hve majority. The vote is close on the can
didates for the Senate, the average democratic ma
l lorlty being twelve. Linger runs ahead OF his
Unity and Goose Island precincts, In Alexander
county, give respectively 80 and Is democratic ma.
Jority. The Dog-Tooth precincts give democratic
majority OF o. Irving dem J, for Sheriff In Alexan
der county has 293 majority In four precincts.
Returns from fifteen towns In the Thirteenth dis.
tflct show Crebs tdem.) about 100 ahead.
The republicans concede the election Of John M
Creps ldeocraC 10 Congress In the Thirteenth dis.
trict. The democrats place his majority at LILO.
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w a SEI. rN GTDN.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 1870.


Troops Ordered 10 Florida.
Senator Osborne, OF Florida, represented to the
President short time ago that the indications led
10 the belief there would be disturbances of the
peace In some parts of that State election day,
and asking that troops be forwarded thither. Ac-
cordingly the commander at New Orleans was in
structed to send two companies, but they were not
despatched because or the travelling connections
beng Imperfect, ard the troops could not have
reached their destination IN time to render the re-
qIureG service.
Fgn. ssac1uscffs Old War Claims Exfinguishes.
Tive following statement may be regarded as semi
, onc al and its publication authorIzed:-
BY an act OF Congress passed July s. 1870 the Sec
rotary oil the Treasury was authorized TO issue ce-
tilcat, ~ OF indebtedness TO the amount OF S67s 600
two III Fd TO the State of Massachusetts and one.
third to The State OF Maine. The State Of Massachu.
sets having assigned her part to the State of Maine
the Tres Eury Department this day issued and de-
1iyered y tue Treasurer OF the state OF Maine the
above Ger efcations.
These cel nidfates are issued for the benefit OF the
European asnd North American Railway COMPANY
and OF tive denomination of 81 600 each and have
I'VE years to- run. Nine coupons are attached TO
each the last s.x months interest payable in cera
Gates interest payable In currency four per cent
per annum The act OF July 8, 1870, authorizes the
issue OF theae certificates account OF rerunding
interest paid by the State OF Massachusetts, during
thc OF 1912 to 1875.
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N'rnI..
VIRGINIA.
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- .'.-'aT - RICHMOND, Nov. g. 1870.
fhe returns indicate q gain OF two conservatives
IN the Congressional delegation. 1t now stands 1--WE
republicans to three conservatives while the cleo
ton OF yesterday changes 1t to five conserva-
ttves and three republicans. In the first
district Oritcher Demo Is elected in place
OF Aver, republican, through the disanection
OF Norton, coored, who ran as an independent
republican against Douglas, the party nomuee.
Patt republican again carries the Second district
BY an incfeasod MA GRITTY. Porter, republican, s re.
elected In the Third district by reduced majority.
In the Fourth district stowel republican, is elected
In placed Of B0aker. republican. Duke, copserya-
tive, is elected for DO the unexpired term Of Rldg
Fifth district Harris, conservative, ia elected
n place OF Mines conservative. in the
republican, and in the Eighth Terry conservative, is
elected In place OF Gibson, consel vative, showing
gain Of two conservatives In the State. Daniel con-
Col. Ordway, Northern conservative and Mr.. Alder
dice, Northern republican, both ran considerably
ahead Of Their respective tickets In this city A. M
but virginian BY adoption.
The returns from the following counties give the
sub1oined malorities for John T. Harris, the conser
rem, $50; Frederick, 500; Shenandoah, $40. There
i've counties to hear from, but they cannot pos
sibly overcome the above majorities which elect
Harris.
Returns from Northampton county give Douglas
trepublcan) 400 majority; ,o.o
The following are the majerities for the Congress
sonal candidates in this, the Seventh district:For
Mckenzie radicap Alexandria, $50; Cupepper,
100; Loudon, $50; Orange, 22o. For Braxton Con
servativel Fauquier. 300; Prince William, 3.s;
Louisa, Madison and Rappahannock are unheard
from. Braxton will have about 10 majority.
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Personal Intelligence.


kev. Thomas Reardon OF Easton, Pa. arrived
yesterday from Gone. He VIII remain at The Met
ropolitan Hotel Gpr a few days, previous TO his de-
vaTLure for home.
~ w. Gregg OF the United States Navy, from
Be st.n, IL stopping at,fbe ST. Nicholas Hoiel.
c, lionel r. w. LsrnaI1 OF Texas and General J.
d. ,eaman, OF Mississippi. formerly OF the ConfeGe
rate rniy, are at the New York Hotel.
Gentval Marvin OF Albany, and ex-COngressman
Robert Schenck, Of Ono at the BrevGort House.
Franc.T B. Hayes, OF Boston, President OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad is temporarily stopping
at tic Bre WORT House.
Count oS1i2no, OF the Italian Legation, sailed
yesterday In NC Java for Europe on limited fur
Tough.
Captain Mc6reg eT, or the United States Army and
wife, have rooms AZ the Metropolitan.
General II. Walbrdg.ss OF New York, and Cover
nor English, Of Connecte W. occupy apartments at
the Asor House
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER 0, 1870,
CLEARED.

lyn. spoo'-S " ri"nck'
Steamship Idaho (Bp Price, Liverpool Williams &
Steamship Iowa (Bp, ovenstone Liverpool
Steamship City Of Merida, Deaken Havana and Vera
Baker h Co. '' ~ oe"h' fieaeiie
Steamship Northern Light Porter savannah-LvIugstop
Steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford--Ferguson
4 Co. - ' Die'' 9on
Co. en' Huso
Watson Il Co. - o" "'on,
Il Co. "uen, Suyo
Brig Selma Stanford dta, Pablo, Gibraltar for orders,
Brig Boa re sportl Campos Acknowledgements Brunn.
bris = flu ybrl, Locke, bermuda, Middleton 4 Co.
Brig Emeline, MorrelI, Tuske- NF-Boyd Hncken
Thomas. D'""ey' "hicr
schr Wapats, Munsel, Biboa-G Sparrow
Schr Palma, Rankin, Savannah-B Bentley Miller Tbomas
d Co. SA"iiessVn-IVans Da'
Schr Louisa Francis, Kelly, Providence jackson Co.
schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Steamer Josephine Thompson Moore Balti,nore :
Steamer Frank. Pierce. Philadelphia.
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FLORIDA.

Political Outragcs mt Lake City-White and
Colored Republicans Driven from the Town
Five COl0rcd Men Shot.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Q, 1870.
The following Is private despatch:-
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8, 1870.
A band OF about 200 men, mounted and armed,
TOOK possession OF Lake City last night and drove
including The republican candidates Tor Lieutenant
Governor and for the Legislature. Five colored
men were shot,
desperate attempt has just been made to kill
the Sheriff of Madison county.
The troops which were promised by the President
TO preserve order in these ana other counties have
not arrived.
Other outrages are reported. but no details re-
ceived.
Reports to seven O'Clock this evening indicate a
reduced republican majority in the State account
or Intimidation.
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SNlVpIHg NOfe3.
The Cunard line steamship Batavia Capt Biinge wit
sail from the companys pier foot of street Jersey
Ci.. to-day, for Queenstown and Liverpool
The Hamburg American Packet Company. steamship
Alemannn Capt Behrend win leave the pier Of Third
street, Hoboken, to-day, at O'Clock PM, for Hamburg
The Atlantic mail line steamship Missouri Capt Edwards
WIN be despatched from pier No North river to-day a,
o'clock PM, for Havana
The Bermuda mali line steamship San Francisco Cant
Higgins. viii depart from pier No q North river to-day at
O'Clock Pm, for Bermuda
The Great South ern line steamship South Carolina, Cant
Beckett, win sail from pier No North river to day. at
o'clock Pm, for Char,sston.
Tho following vessels taken up sectional dry
docks during the past for general
Crescent City bark Bencfactor b brig Catherine PIG
tons bark Inez, $50 tons, propeller Emily souder 996
tons; propeller Cortes, l24l tons.
Measrs Mallory Cos steamship City of Calves
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ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS, Nov. Q, 1870
The election returns from Arkansas are meagre
owing to the imperfect telegraph communications.
The democrats claim heavy gains, and the election
of Hanks (democrat Roots In the First district
Edwards (democrat) over Boles in the Third, and
the election of Rodgers In the Second district Seve
raj days win eapse before full returns cad be re-
ceived.
A special despatch to the Avalanche from Caren.
don, Ark, says L. II. Roots, republican, has only
majonty OF 81 In Munroe county.
AS far as heard from o1cially Snyder republican,
Tor congress, has majority over Rogers democrat)
Of IT'S.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 8, 1870.
The vote of this city is not counted yet. seventeen
precincts gave Brown !, 143; McClurg, 1s4s Seven
precincts In the First Congressional district rave
Wells (democraD 2,619; Johnson (bolter) 1.s47.
Smith reguiar), 4s5 Thesdemocrats claim the re-
election of Wells by about 800 majority and about
the sane majority for their entire county ticket
Cooper county l. reported to have gone 200
l0r Brown Lewis county, 450 majority and
buchanan county 300 majority. ~
CHICAGO. Nov. o. 1870
special despatch from St. Louis SAYS Il, Gratz
Brown Is eieoted Governor by 80, 600 majority.
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TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. o. 1870.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Q. 1870.
The eicton In this State resulted In the choice OF
q democratic Governor, Legislature and five demo.
cratic Congressman. Butler in tSs FIRST and May
nard the Second districts probably e.ecses.
Nothing has been heard to indicate the result In tx
Third district INC
Haywood county gives Shaw (colored reput ,,oo,,
for Congress, 500 majority over w. W.. hlcanl,
tdemocrat and $500 over General Smip ,augnaa,n
cam yagnans Sa majority p CHS ssrc
also elected In the Humboldt district tdenocrat Is
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WISCONSIN,

Ing repuo0"As Wisconsin by 5000 ma
waukee county. s"" wv " 'nioo io'n mA
Lne c,.y vVTpO re, gives MITCHELL democrat for
CongresS, VcS ajority. In the district ne VIII re-
celp e renpb 90 majority The State large has
sonc i0puDV AN BY about 5000 majority.
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MiCHIG AN

DETROIT, Nov. o. 1870.
EsWayDe county, including the city OF Detroit gives
Comstock democrat, for Governor, 500 majority and
e'S majority to the democratic candidate for Con-
gress. The republicans elect two Representatives
ana one Senator to the Legislature. Sutherland
democrat Tor Congress- has majority OF 500 in the
Sixth district = " - -
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NEVADA

\ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. o, 1870.
The result Of the election in Nevada is still doubt
full. The election OF L. Il. Bradley ldemocrap for
Governor is conceded. Fitch republican, for Con.
The republican State ticket, with the exception OF
Governor Is probably elected.
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ALAB

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 0, 1870.
The retyEns are meagre but 1t is believed that
the democrats have carried the State and elected
three members OF Congress.
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 0. 1870.
me republicans elect Averlll to Congress in the
second district over Donnelly by about 1000 ma
lorty, ana Dunneli In the First district over Buck
tuemocrao 10y handsome majority.
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TuT ---u~o%@0
-@a ELECTlUNS.
THE STATE ELECTION.

The following Is aitable OF the vote OF this State,
including reported and estimated maJorites. with
comparison with the vote OF 1885,
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Shipping Notes.

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NEW YoRE HERALD THURSDAY TRlP!B SHEET

Ste amer A @ Sinners. DAVIS, Philadelphia.
Steamer z c Biddle, McCue. Phiiadelpnla1
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CoRNs CURED FOR 80 CENTS EAUH-BuNioNs. BAD
~ Nails joints &c, cured without pain 81 Dr. RICE, At
Chropoda Institute 208 Broadway, Fulton street.
Annihator cures Gorrs Bunious, Nails, 10 By mail SO
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ALL FLESH is GRASS.

A man named Andrew Hupp came into
town with a load of hay. He desired to
sell. and succeeded in finding purchaser
in the First Ward. Hupp, with all the
outward simplicity of an innocent being.
drove on to Hemenway. Wood & Co.'S
scales, and had the hay weighed. The
hay was weighed, Hupp drove off the
scales, turned around, and started to de-
liver the hay to the purchaser; but, alas
what an unlucky transaction for Hupp!
How unfortunate it was that just at that
time there We're several persons standing
close by, naturally looking toward the hay,
and, still more unfortunate, that, while
they We're thus looking, the load of hay
should insist on upsetting But it did.
and, 10 and behold from the midst there
of tumbled female form of the partner
of the joys and sorrows of said Andrew
Hupp. Yes, there was the veritable Mrs.
Hupp, in all her pristine majesty and love-
hness; but. in less time than it takes to
say "Jo Bowers" she lodged behind a
lumber pile, thipling perhaps, tina, her
little episode had not been seen By any
body. The hay was reloaded, taken 10 lis
destination, and Hupp returned 70 get his
scale certificate. Ii was handed over TO
him with l15 pounds added 10 the taie. at
which he never muttered single word Of
objection. Lansing (Iosca) Mirror,
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REDUCTION OF THE DEBT BY ACCIDENT.

Our national debt is undergoing retiuc-
ton in other ways besides those indicated
in the monthly debt statements of the Sec
retary of the Treasury The various forms
OF paper money issued by the government
in the process of circulation are worn out,
lost, burned or destroyed in other ways,
so that very considerable percentage of
them will never be redeemed. OF the old
postal currency, the first issue of paper
money, in denominations less than one
dollar, more than four millions and a halt
have never been presented for payment,
and 1t is estimated that at least one half of
this amount never will be. OF the second
issue, three and half millions are out
standing, and not less than third of this
is supposed to have been DESTROYED, OF
the third series, nearly seventeen millions
are yetunrcdeemed, and about fourth of
this. probably with it. Altogether. more
than seven and half millions of fractional
currency have disappeared, and to the gov
ernment are the same as paid.
More than eleven millions of the demand
notes issued under the acts of July 1861,
and February, 1862, are standing upon the
books OF the treasury, and not less than
half OF this amount, il is estimated, had
been lost by fire or shipwreck, OF other
disaster. IN the same way the legalte
notes OF the early issues which have been
in circulation ior seven years or more, have
suffered so that five millions or more of
them Will never be presented for rcdemp-
ton. In addition to all these there are
more than one hundred thousand dollars
OF the funded debt of the wars of the reyo-
luton and of 1872, which are still comput-
ed as part of the national debt, although
7 III . =. \
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@iseellauy.
STRENGTH OF MEMORY.

The strength of Mr. Choate's memory
was one of the most remarkable thing,
about that remarkable man. IIe.not onjv
read everything, but he remembered
everything he read He knew where the
book was in which the desired informa-
ton could be found, the very page, ard
the precise location OF the book in the
library where it happened to be. While
trying the celebrated sewing-machine case
before Judge Woodbury., heard him re-
quest friend to go to the Athenaum and
get him volume of set published bv
Chambers. The article he wanted wa-
on the manufacture of silk. He described
the set, the room in which it was kept.
and the very spot in the library where it
could be found. He wrote down nearly
everything in case that he could. The
act of writing fastened the thing in his
memory. and it was ready for instant use
In the trial Of cause he kept two sets Of
notes-one the testimony. the other di-
gest and the argument. He was ready to
argue case the moment the testimony
closed. His memory enabled him to talk
on any subject introduced. He was at
home on the black-letter law, knew famil
iarly the intricate English law of entail,
and could discuss the laws OF any nation
as intelligibly as he could a common aet of
assault and battery. ! walked with him
from the courthouse OH Saturday pre-
viouS to the delivery of his celebrated
eulogy on Webster, before Dartmouth Co..
lege. He had been before the United
States Court, conducting an intricate trial,
the heat like that of tropical climate.
We went into the '.arber-shop under the
Bromfield House, for he said, II must be
shampooed daily, or should die" The
eulogy on Webster, think, was TO be de-
livered on Thursday. This was Saturday,
and the intervening Monday was to he CON
snmed in the journey TO Hanover ! said
| to him: '.Of course Your euloey On Web
ster is completed He drew himself up
to his full height, and laying his hand on
my shoulder, he said '.Mr.--, as live.
not a word Of that eulogy is written" Yet
it was delivered rs announced-delivered
without notes, fully written out and com
mitted in the writing. / knew one instance
in which he completed his lecture at The
! Office Il short time before the train started
that was to carry him to his appointment
He left the manuscript on his desk. and
gave the lecture, he said, rs near rerbafiD,
as he desired to, and that without scrap
before him. He was very careful of the
workings of his motions before the higher
courts. His phraseology was always pc
culiar. Having written his motion on q
scrip OF paper. he usually crumpled it in
his hand and threw it on the floor as he
rose to address the bench. | have fire.
quently picked up these jottings. and
some OF them / have to this day.-Er-
change.