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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

Rslsn OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
- PHIADRLPHIA, February l6, 1870
NOTICE, TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held MON.
DAY the 9TH day Of March 1870 at the Office of the Com.
pany, No 238 South THIRD Street. The polls win be
open from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until O'Clock Z. M.
No share shares transferred within sixty days pre-
cedng the election will entitle the holder holders
thereof 10 vote.
JOSEPH LESLRY,
216tM8rp Secretary
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17
B@- HORA GREE EY
46- DIVIDEND NOT i

WEST JKRsEY RAILROAD CoMPAaYJ
TRKAsuRER's OFPICE.
CAMDEN February Is, 1870
The Board of Directors have this day declared from the
earnings Of the past six months semi annual dividend
of FIVE PER GENT. the capital stock Of the com.
this date at the office Of tho company in the oity Of
Camden, ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, February 10.
The Stock Transfer Books will be closed from the date
hereof until the 10Th instant
GEORGE j. ROBBINS. Treasurer,
2l6H West Jersey Railroad Company.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-17

INTERNATIONAL ExHIBITIoNs.-LondOn now wants
to have yearly international exhibition OF articles
in the departments of the fine arts and the Industrial
arts-paintings, sculptures, tissues, fctile FORMS
books Of education, rare plants and flowers, and
variety of other decorative and useful things The
contributions will only be admitted after selection
by Judges, and the spaces allotted will be free for
each season of five months such regular and di-
vershcd museum OF beautiful things would greatly
brighten the aspect of old London, and the example
would not be lost on other capitals
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE ROMANCE OF A FLAG.

In December last Cuban steamer success
fulytevaded she scrutnizng ganccs OF Spanish resi-
dents and the clutch OF United States Marshas, and
departed from this port with company of patriots for
the Gem the Antilles" Like many other expeditions
this in s turn was unfortunate; the patriots could not
make safe landing and the steamer ged 10 put
into the port OF Nassau, where she seized by the
English authorities. An auction Of the steamers effects
followed Among the articles sold was valuable Cuban
flag which presented 20 the patriots by scnOr Cered
villa Nerda resident OF this city. Senor Diego Dhz;
month ago arrived in this city bringing the flag with
him. IL happened to meet the glance OF senor Nilla
Nerda, who claimed IL as his and demanded II from
Senor Diaz. The demand refused. and accordingly
yesterday Senor Villa Nerda appeared before Justice
Scott a the Essex Market Police Court and made ahaNit
that the dag had been stolen by SenOr Daz. Senor DA
denied the allegations of the affidavit. The nag being
claimed emphatically by both of the Cuhans Justice
Scott dismissed the complaint and ordered The dag to he
sent To the Property Clerk 10 Police Headquarters Tor
tho purpose OF identification DY witucSses
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
CHILL.
THE ARAUCANIAN WAR ENDED-NEw MINISTRf-
MUTINY ON THE AMERICAN SHIP GARNET.

THE ARAUCANIAN WAR ENDED-NEw MINISTRY
MUTINY ON THE AMERICAN SHIP GARNET.
VALPARAISO, Aug. 10.-Since ] last wrote
Don Ramon Lra; Justice, Don Enojio Altamirano;
Foreign Affairs Don b. Prats Treasury, Don j. A. Gaud
arlllas.
The sudden change has taken people by SURPRISE
as long felt that the old Ministry did not give
satisfaction and that order Of things was neceS
sary for the public welfare.
The project for the subugaton OF the hostile tribes OF
been abandoned for the present. cOnse
quently, the proposal 10 vote 1900 men ana sjOOO more
for the Araucanan war has not been adopted fuuy
two millions OF dollars have already been eKpebden
since 1851 without accomplishing any very slgndl sue
cesses The districts however which have been rescued
from the periodical incuTsiOns OF the Indians VIII DO
projected by National forces, and the several frontier
forts, with few exceptions Will he supplled WIN men
sufficient to repel any hostile demonstrations which may
from time to time be expected from the sayagcs.
Gen Fitzpatrick takes his departure to-day en- rOH 10
NewYOrk. In his farewell address he took occasion 70
refer to the bombardment of this city by the Spanards
and ayerred that English and French commanders
were much to blame In withdrawing from their compact
with Commodore Rogers 20 save the CITY,. -
for the trade between this port and Europe In addition
to those now engaged. The entire trade Of the country
Ia being absorbed by tho English AMERICANS nave niue
large fire has occurred in vadenas, destroying prop
erty estimated at nearly 100000 ,,
VALPARAISO, Aug. 1.-THE Dul lFoVdlhB Iof war auD
sdes for the protection Of the Araucanan frontier mas
passed its second reading. - -
The British flying squadron. with Prince Alfred on
llth The vessels composing the squadron are as fOOW
and present a most imposing appearance in our pay ;
Liverpool 1856 tns, COO horsepower, 30 guns, 5l3 men
Phebe, 1896 uns, 500 horsepower, 30 guns, DO men
Iifey 1854 tuns 80 guns, 5l5 men; EndynlO $40 tun
q guns, 500 horsepower, 465 mem Ptar lhy tns, 99
horsepower, II guns 40 men; Charybdls, l,S0o i7' 10
n1ntinv has occurred on board the American ship
Garnet, but the crew were nnay overcome Dy tue oL
GERS, two OF whom were wounded
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

TO attempt wnrke demonstrations II they wished TO be
protected In their rights.
You have already corrected Misrepresentation OF
King William some time ago, when the whole American
press had commented upon the Kings having said that
he would not hold Frenchmen responsible for being
cursed with Napoleon. This quasi proclamation
turned out to be Il mere newspaper article without
outbority Notwithstanding yOu have been the only
paper Which did the King the justice TO expose the
raumny the comments based upon 1t stood uncorrected
I'm almost the entire American press. Other unfayOrabc
romments have been founded upon equally nnwarmnted
press dispatches For instance, after the battle NJ
Grayeotte the King represented as tecgaphing to
the Oueen shrink from learning our losses" Having
tbe original dispatch before me, find that he said no
such thing What he told the Queen was 20 this pur-
mort; "I refrain nquring into the particulars Of
our losses many names are mentioned which, after
all, may not be confirmed JonANShs RosiN', -
' ConsulGeneral OF the North German Union.
Neip- York. Sept. ", 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
p4SSPNGFRS ARPTVED.

PROM LIyBRP0oI-In steamship Minnesota sept i3Hou D. A.
Wsk G. H. Hartuple Mr. and Ms Miss Huber H. Seson, MIs
Bol and Mrs Cslmsdge A. Richards Mr. and Mira halgsn
DR. W. H. Wilbur Ms Wilbur Mr.. and N Suf Ms Aeier, L.
Crumps EathAnsOn Mr.. N RSsentha h Rosenb ami
children Miss Wan Mr. and Nm Pratt N ss Pratt s and Nrs IL
Rossad nurse AMI infant r. Cox Major Rev NJ
ThensOn Mr. and Mn. Roberts Nj and An C. A Barber H.
Thpson Prof c. r c. Field IT, Mr.. and Nm ,amens
and children Mrs Field and Mrs Preston Mis- Csr5e Fd Ma
Furness Mr. and W. Charles Mrs. {. wilkes Mr. and Mr. J.
Williams Miss Williams B. Wsrisw Capt b. MeNAr 4
Farrell Mss Jane COME Miss Harriet Come Ne
MeTrey.
FROM HAVANA In steamship BenTife Sept 3-Pncis RI.
Masnon Gonzales, MARY Godwsri John " N Ps
CrpSsep Miss s. Caro- Msry Gonzales CSspr Vs si
Ybans A. Strauss II. r Clean j. Clean. C. n Shaps Ms
Sharps Pales wife Domingo Martinez Ennqoe Sen r.
Layerne, Wm. Muson, c. SchmOk.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SRw-YORH. .sePt Il

PORT OF NBW-iORk. fpt II
CLEARED,
sesmships-Rnssia, Lott Liverpool, Mllhatan fc g. r.
VIM p Glide Moran Wilmington \ e. " Brre. totrf .
more Volunteer Jones. pl lalclpha; Luso. Na.c t'-
Annie Haines W min ton Del; Se.ule Bsss Brs'a' Ns
Bakeman Richmond Ac; Y.rgo B.hley oAyslt-h .smss ~
SairIImsrican Union Robinson. Londoa. ~.
Barks-foygoye, Knott falus utA hrg. soin 'aN1 s,.
Smyrua Geo. Fell Hilton. layre; M4lIllelA Pa.rots "'
Miglalena GuAn CiuiAi Bolivar
bnks ".1N' s'"'' '.'-''
SchrS-Cra Bell, Amcsbary JscksouWlei SIar,.ns V.,r
Richmond Vs. Geo A. Pierre Poole Sarn; T. Gc4Ni, - -.
bury Stamfor Dart Johnsvn, Stamion oc4a ave- fel- A
Demar ireland, Newbern n C.; Horace L, frsucs hr~'hAe'
g. Pierce, RAyuer, Hartford.
ARRIVED. ,
Steamship Minnesota Whineray Liverpool Aug 81, '04 SS
seam.hp Beuye Porter .orean, sept via Hs'ali 80,
seausiip Champion, Lockwood Charleston i,-. sad rsS
steamship Beaactor, fennitg tg1n. Mlrrg o. g. .IA
Steam Yacht Anna. CAuaCho 10 Il.se ia
ship Pembroke Castle Bdha Ca.clta Ma, SUD ''ls' i'
mdse.
BARK Zaurak, Asholm, Liverpool . DAYS. coal
ScHooNKRs-RlykR AID CuA,rwisf
J. II. Youmans klnhctlpUu. Estcle EInieifpch
Blh Am,uen, Ehahe.hpor. yaat. Hal, eil ef-
BTalo Ehlahc,lp'rt. S4trs,. Ll-l .ilYeN
J. ". Bell khLiitthnOrt. Sauh Jlll. kita.tt V0@
Burry. khtatelpprt. A. thttntth .oh
Slas Wright, Biubrthpor. & =. Hamd hlaoe.P'@
Mercer, kixabrtlpart. Niagara. EsHFflJf-
Maria heirn. stamford Ja,ac, Neaputs
Roanoke rauatou. turueha fai ti'rh
MEMORANDA. ,A,x
The bark Satellite, TNggs. Gom Iquguc sr'ci IN A. so
Oh Sandy HOOK iOr Orsrs has leu Orlcrs % bostoa u
DOMESTIC PORTS. n,,JgA
FoRrRHss MONROE Sept l3-Ssilst lark knma u =,
yeisa, for baumorci j. n. Swrrson, Tor NrN-ioFA ws
FOREIGN PORTS. ,,ds 10
LONDON Sent 5.-lhr steamship Cn Of Pans hon ~
Liverpool arrived q Quceuso~a a. u occk hs no'At Sss
The steamship PeTe,re, from NeS.lerk nr HAVE t0e'
O'Clock yeseniay afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

We are to start the day after tomorrow for Montmedy
three days march-and am assured We shan arrive "p,
fore any important takes place The O"s SGSO"s
Army Of Reserve" is being now formed no,, %,
and will be composed all Of old soldiers II is the evy o'
men from 2s to 49, and win amount to 0no SouoC Tnn
This is under the energetic organization ol V," 60
The Emperor will be in the Imperial "'"'" "
fight. A. "prosso Frorcaiser
..od ,,roueb here to-day, going up to the front Ihcy
."r :, very imposing array. and created great I'M
nression upon the public here
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CpAMr


Notice 10 the Bar.-NOtos Of issue fo, ~.
third Monday motion calendar must be- ed on d, .e
Friday. ~ VI VI oeiOIs
DecisiOns-By Judge IngTaham.-In tbe r,..
TER OF Richard Winthrop, a unatic-Referred a. az
thanel Jarvis, r. to take proof Of the matter
The petuon and report tO the Court Nev.Yort Cs.
and Hudson River Railroad agt. Amasa Iyon
granted Same agt Sarah A. Lyon Motion deot"In
costs to abide event. Elizabeth Orne aet Tosenb
Report confirmed and Judgment Of liyorce p e Vrts
Lester agt. Cohen.-The question raised In ~ ',eo @
should be decided on demurrer. Motion denied eo.,
abide event. - "'sS 70
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. sKPr. Il

NbDNbNDAls hklT ~
Mails for Europe, Queenstown and Liverpool pr steamship
Manhattan Pier No. 6 n. Z, close az the PostOhoe
No Supplementary Mail
Mails Hay will he sent shout this date steamship City oPo
an Prince als from Empire Stores, Booklyn
THURSDAY. SEPT IS.
Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per tssmstp
Cunsrd Dock Jersey City close at the Post Ohce at n
Mail for paid etten only made Doe Sefy
City and closed az IL; a.
Mails and the West ladies per steamship sorO Cts
Pier No ~ r.. close Al Steamship sails Il
Mails for Porto Plata, San Domingo sAnAnA he, SeAnssT
Tybee, vll be seut about this date.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
KING WILLIAMS FIRST PROCLAMATION

WHAT HE saba LETTER OF CORRECTION
FROM THE GERMAN CoNsUL-GENERAL.
To the Ediior Of The Trfbunt.
SIR: You have been so fair in treating the
stauggle Of Germany and France tr, that sure
you will allow me to point out TO you error into which
am sorry to see you have fallen together with the
Inander of the press 1t is in regard To King Williams
proclamation on the Of the German armies into
France which ID on all sides msquoted. The King never
proclaimed that he warred only against Napoleon, not
against the French people He said that NJ would com
bat the soldiers not the peaceful citizens It was
purely military proclamation, with no political bearing
warning The peaceful citizens to behave such and not
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1870

and the sooner the shackes are shaken off, the sooner
will Missouri DE recognized she really s thoroughly
Republican State H.
ReU- York, Sept g.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and pursrs Of vessels arriving at this port rue
deliver Addressed the NeSiork Associated PRES 0aJ
exhibiting the written authority Of j. w. Snouioa General
News packages for the Journal Of Commerce TINS TEsust
World EJpr,Ss Eentn0 Post ConBclcl Ad,eTnsr ass
ZfnS Yorker DeIn0krdl shoah b delivered seJ
The aaauen
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
,ouRT CALRNDARs-rHr DAr.

COURT CALENDARs-THs DAY.
srp,..a CouRr-CHAsBRH-ISGRAHAN Court opens ihiA
Calendar called Al u.
Isl. Goodrich agt. Perry. 49, .Hoar agt Hoar
MARINE CoUKI-TRIAL TRRs-PARr L-CURrs J. Caendn 1S
10 g..
1902 Poll, art Haas 1871 .Lackenbruck Losssssn
1870. Poster ag. Crot;y. Stoney ast Nesh
l693. Allen agt. Davis ls4 Metz agh oriing
I5.7 White Art SHARKS 1875. .Heyman Heckt
I8z5 LIONS agt Buryer. ilele .MorlOt agt HNarta
1895. Mayer Gran lJll - Harrison eg' SHAW
1885 Woobnry agt Seeey. 1912 Fellows agt Rooney.
1887. Murphy sgt Berg. ,.,
COUKr-PART HJoAcHIssES, Josendsr eale az II An
1870. .MeNulty Packer 1870 Mckay Iron &c Hors al
1888. Friend Friedman Courtney
1906 .PetOn agt Coulter 1902. King sgt Tnly
1895 Briggs agt Smith. 1896. .Hennessy The boax
l7t5. pDer Mech Ins Co. Blucatop.
1897. Kechsm sgt Green. 1877 Robinson sgt heehan-
lail Strauss Rrebach ls9 Raoey agt Prsuensteil
1898. Dietrich Wagner. 1870 Dawes Agt Gamer.
1899. Chambers sgt LAly.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
OPENING BIDS.

Bids were to have been opened and a con-
tract awarded yesterday by the Department Of Public
Works for the completion OF In Fourth-aye from
Fifteenth 20 seyenhss., but owing 10 the Absence OF
Controller Connolly the Opening was posponed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
rrpsn,YS WEATHER REPORTS v.
MINIATrRR AIMANAC

Sun nss..... 5.3 sun b;l2 Moon ses..' ~
sandy Hookl0:l7 Cows Island 0l Hell Gate .'"'N
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

John DWIGHT g. Co.,
~ Manufacturer Of
SALERATl'S. SupER-CARB. SODA >sr MSrs r.
NJ. 1 I Ossas' Ns'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
QUARANTINE COMMIssION-ARRIvAL OF VESSELS
FROM INFECTED PORTS.

FROM INFECTED POKIS.
Not enough members of the Quarantine Com
mission could be got together yesterday to form quo
rum for the transaction Of business. Dr. Carnochan,
however presented his weekly report, follows:
HEurH OFFICE. QUARANTINE. 5. l.. Sept u, 1870.
RICHARD esq., President t QsdrGHise Commission:
SIR: from infected have arrived Lower
Quarantine 81 Y Of the 9th inst
W Gfths II days from Matans arrived Sept T. Bill Of
that cholera and yellow fever prevalent Of ie
parture.
Brig Pronto L. DAYS from Havana; arrived Sept T.
Steamship Castle days FROM Havana; arrived Sept
Mceio, 20 days from Cieufuegas, arrived Sept. 3.
Brig Baear % Black River Bay Of Montego Bay Jmaca
arrived Sept. g.
Province l6 DAYS from Matanras; arrived Sept TO-
Brig b. Brown. Is days from Havana arrived sept 10.
Orleans arrived
sept -; three passage port
taken sick With yellow
OF the vessel Lower Quantne transferred 10 the
West Bank Hospital
The patent bring Alta vea discharged from hospital this
morning
repeated admissions yellow patients the West
Bank Hospital il to be hoped that the parties who sie IN infected
ports will learn respect the quarantine authorities ter efforts
public health and the commercial interests Of the city
sad respectfully j. NJ. CAKNOCHAN Health Ohoer
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
TRIBUNE WAR LETTERS.
WITH MCMAHON.
IFROM our srEcIAL CORRRsroNpENTl

FOLLOWING UP THE FRENCH-MARCIIING IN THE
RAIN-BAzAINE'S sITUATIoN-CoU OF
~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-14

s
Reapng about i've dy from certain crowded
5J5 and 553 West Twenty Tht No 5 West Seven
teenth- shsnty nghbohoOd Onehundda andforty
These three IL Of the
The remainder scattered occurring those places
the infection had been communicated By persons previously
moved to Hospital Respectfully Submitted
NJ D.. Sanitary Inspector.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27
REDUCED FROM.

REPUBLICAN NOMINEES FOR SUPESvIsoR.-
The Republican Convention for this District
which met at the Court House. Saturday last,
nominated S. s. Bradford for Supervisor.
Mr.. Bradford is the leading lumberman of
the county, and generally known as busi-
ness man. He did not desire to be placed in
nomination, but it was forced on him, tat
least so it is made to appear, being another OF
those rare instances where the office wants
the man, in place of the man the office. As
there is democratic balance to the credit of
this District, we cannot think Mr.. Bradford
expects to be elected, however much some of
khe members of his party, may attempt to IN
.duce him 60 believe SO. There is one ohlec-
tion we have against Mr.. Bradford which we
would have as we'll were he a democrat, and
that is, attempting to evade the payment of
taxes dee tae State and County. Upon ex-
animation, we fnd thata suit is now pending
against him for the assessment of last year.
For the interest of our county, we hope no
more Supervisors will be elected who will not
be willing to pay texes, or thai others should
not contribute tue very money which it
takes to pay their compensation. If man
will not pay taxes to the County when Justly
due, should the people call him to superin-
tend the collection Of taxes against others ?
would business nea give employment under
such circumstances?
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27
Tdzes in ,car gears.
Total. s., 343 900, 900

1t thus appears that in the Eve gears dur
ing which the war progressed the taxes ofthe
Federal Government were orly S792 zoo, ,000
In the FIVE years which haze elapsed since the
war closed the exaction for taxes have been
rearly three times as great. vi: 50, ,343, ,000,-
600. During the war. when everything was
high and prices inflated. it was easier to paw
of putting Oh the taxes :hen, the Government
waits until period of peace, when every
thing is depressed, and trebles its war taxa
tion. These figures are astounding, and
will be heard of in this falls canyass.-G. j.
Republican.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

ExpENDIruREs-PEAcE AND WAR-Durins
the past ten yea.s-from 1860 to lS70--the
expenses of the Federal Government have
reached the incredible sum of s., 300, 900, 900,
while the receipts from taxation have been
S3, ,0S7 900, 900. This enormous sum has been
forced from the tax-payers-bond-hol do
not come within the category. Less than
thirty million people have paid in taxation
alone. within ten years, the sum of So ,0S7,
600, ,000. The process has carried ruin and
desolation among the industrial pursuits
which made our country great and wealthy,
and thousands have been reduced from afflu-
ence to abject poverty, but the money has
been raised and squandered. 1t is a remark
able fact that our taxation was less durin :
the years of the -lS6l-2-3-4-5-th
they have been since, as the following table
will show:
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27
Answer. 10 Correspondents.

PINE Loc-To raise full grown snakes very
quickly, drink a half gallon of hisy cent
whisky daily for week.
SusAN--A work OF snpererogation Is ior
one legged woman to wear paif OF Draw
ers.
.JIxnY-Church spires are commonly SUB
posed to point the way to Heaven. Still as the
path leading to Heaven is very straight ana
narrow and the earth is constantly turning
round, no spires can point rightly more
than once in twenty-four hours end then
probably hut for a few seconds. All the rest
Of the time. they must necessarily be wrong.
Hence they are architectural and orthodox
frauds.
MARY-It is well, as you say, for woman
to know what she is about on getting nnrri-
ed, but the young unmarried woman who,
Gu being married for the frst time kne"
what she was about has not yet been discov-
cred.
SoAKER-Any man who regularly takes
four drinks before breakfast acts a mean and
degraded part in endeavoring to defend such
habit BY pointing out Daniels advice to Tim
othy; take little wine for thy stomach's sake
and thine often infirmities." He says ''a lit
tle." lie did not say "take quart of red
eve per day for thy stomach's sake and thine
often infrmities," breath. Only that and
nothing more.
JANE--You arc right, your experience is
that Of thousands. The love of whisky is no
exception to the rule embodied in the ad-
age ''the course of true love never did run
smooth. The Jordan of the demijohn is a
hard road to travel.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

GRAND JuRr.-The following named per-
sons have been drawn TO serve as Grand Ju-
rors for tie September term Of the County
Court. D. T. Hughes, Albert Snow, Evans
Gillian, William Davis, Barney Murphy, s.
S. Turner, S. IIaslem, Joseph Lord, William
Sell, Francis Bentz, b. T. lleslep, George
Macomber, Thomas West, John Klein, II.
w. Potter, +. p. Jarvis, A. II. Colhurn, 6.
A. Whiting, John NJ Fleming, P. Shine, 5.
S. Bradford, ]. P. Bailey, Benz Pla,t. w. l..
Duckwall, panl. Kenney, Wa. Wyckof, Jas.
NJ. Ayers, Dennis Fahey, Saml. Sherman and
T. F. Wsite.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

Alb. Beauvais, County Surveyor, has been
employed to survey and estimate the cost Of
building road, from this place to connect
with Yosemite. lie is at work tais week on
the route ana will be able tofurnish estimates
in few days. Our citizens should not allow
this project to fail, it will advance the county
more than any other benefit proposed for the
amount it will probably cost.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

Arm BRoKES.-on Tuesday last while
playing with children, Sylvester Sell fell
three or four feet from fence breaking his
arm above the wrist. The break was bad
one dislocating the wrist well as fracturing
the bones.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

What's the matter with the Post Office at
Garrote? One of our subscribers writes that
he "d,n't get the Democrat regular and some
times not at all' The Democrat is mailed
regularly and there can be no excuse en- the
part of the Post Master if not regularly deliv-
cred to subscribers.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

There will be divine service at St. James
Church Sonora. at IL o'clock, A. NJ, Sunday,
anpust 2stb. Rev. DR.. Lee officiating. All
are cordially invited to attend. Sunday
School at 9l o'clock, A. NJ, c. Burden Super
intendsnt.
Divine service will he held at Columbia on
Sunday next at o'clock, P. ", at the Odd
Fellows fall, by the same Clergyman, to
which all are invited.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

John W. Keith. who has the finest fruit
we have seen in the market this year, has
kept us in remembrance the past week by
furnishing this Office with on abundance of
superior pears and grapes.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

GERMAN SANITARY FuSp.-Several of cur
German citizens have organized for the pur-
pose Of receiving contributions from persons
desirous to give means for the relief of Ger
man soldiers who may be sick and disabled
by the casualties Of war. See notice else
where.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

We regret to learn thatJ D. Crirpen of
Mariposa died at that place on the 10Th inst.
For twelve years he was Sheriff of Mariposa
County in which Office his death creates va
cancy. For some time he had been in i'll
health his death will be regretted by host
Of frierds.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27
Ghe Hmm 9emntrat.
LOCAL NEWS.

Vim. S. Cooper is authorized n act as
A gent for tho "UNIoN DENocRAr.n = for solis-
i,ing Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this ofiee.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

All advertisements to be published IN TINS
paper. must be handed in at the once nv ~,
Thursday noon of each week, or they VIII
lay over until the next issue.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

We are indebted to ii. L. Street. for lib
eral supply of Newspapers. Periodicals. Sc.
Streets Book Store is the plnce to get choice
literature of all Sorts
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

EoUALIzEp ASSESSMENTS The following
nre changes made on the Assessment Roll Of
1870 by the Board of Equalization.
The union Democrat., 1870-08-27

join Bszaine. Another Prussian ship csp-
tured in the Mediterranean. Hamburg filed
with troops.