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The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
TELEcRAPHIc NEWS.

WASHINGTON May 30.--Judge Binghsm,
Chairman. says there is no prospect whatever
that time will be found this session for even a
short examination Of the petitions asking the
impeachment Of Judges Field and Hoffman.
The universal opinion is that the matter VIII
die a natural death.
NEw YoRK, May 30.-General Roseerans
Ia about 10 publish an address TO the people
of the United States on the subject of the ma
tional policy towards Mexico. He urges
formal deela alton by Congress of the policy
Of assuring the Mexican Government of cur
firm sympathy AID moral support, and our
citizens that their rights shall be projected in
whatever legitimate calling they undertake
10 Mexico.
Havana, Nav 30.--The Captain General
has received official information that Col
Benegasi has captured son of President
Ceepedes at Agubefa, and that he escaped
during surprise Of Cespedes' forces near
Gasrniaro. An American Colonel, John
Clsncey. was killed.
General Cavada has ordered the destruc-
tion Of plantations in the Canaguav District.
aud number Of the largest have already been
burnsd Among the prisoners recently cap
tured were the pnrty who killed seven wood
cutters near Puerto Principe. De Rodas had
seven of the band executed in retaliation.
NEw York, Nav GA Paris dispatch
states that Prince Pierre Bonaparte has been
ordered by the Emperor into two years exile
in America, and that he will soon leave for
New York. He is now under surveillance at
Autreil.
CHicAoo. May 3l.-A Times Washington
special saws supplemental San Domingo
treaty, in which the time for the ratification
IL extended TO July lst, will be in the Senate
tomorrow with special message from the
President giving additional reasons for it's
ratification.
A letter from the Darien Ship Canal Expe-
dition, received here, Indicates that CON-
mander Selfrdge will shortly complete his
surveys. and he will be obliged to report that
be can find no practicable route for ship
canal over the Isthmus of Darien.
WASHINGTON MAY 3l.--Ths Government
has information that frs.-cass European
Power. possessing orlv few searorts. has
offered the Dominican Governments 600, 900
for the bay of Samana. in case the treaty with
che United States is not ratified.
The President has signed the bill to enforce
the Fifteenth Amendment.
!. The House Committee on the District of
Columbia has decided to report a hill declar-
ing Christmas, New Years. July Fourth and
Thanksgiving, national holidays.
CHICAGO. June 1.-The Ti5une's WASH
iugton special says the Conference Commit
tee on tue Income Tax Bill to-day agreed up
on a report. 1t provides for the continuation
of the tax, no at present, through the present
wear the law to remain in force till the tax
il collected next Spring. 1t also legalizes
the action of officials in collecting tax on sa-
laries since the first of January.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
The Census Of 1870

The time for taking the ninth census of the
United States has arrived, the Marshal of
this State has appointed the officers to COL
lect the necessary statistics in Tuolum-
ne county. The duties of this officer are
onerous at the best, it will he the duty of our
citizens to facilitate him all they can. By
ascertaining what information must be fur
nished, each head of family can have the
history collected before the census taker vis-
its his house, by so doing better enumera-
ton and more reliable statistics can be gath
cred. Every body has an interest in having
the most complete and truthful census taken.
The time allowed by law for gathering this
vast amount of facts IL short, being from
June to September, and unless the citizens
cheerfully and freely give the information it
must necessarily be imperfect. The follow
ing facts must be furnished:
The name oe each person who was MEM
Der of the family or resident of the house on
the lst Of June; the age, in years, of each at
last birth day, of those over one year old:
and Of those under that age, the age in months
must be given; the sex and color, whether
white, black, mrlatto, Chinese or Indian; the
profession, occupation or trade; value of real
estate and personal effects; place of birth of
each person, and Of father and mother if of
foreign birth; whether married within the
year; number of children; number attending
school; number of all ages who cannot read
and write; number of deaf, dumb, blind, idi-
otto or insane; number insured for life; in
enumeration of deaths the name of the disease
must be given, excluding all deaths from in
temperance except under the head of deliri-
um tremens, apoplexy or other diseases caus-
ed by intemperance; the manufacturing, me-
chanical and mining operations, including all
coasts, river and lake fisheries, and all shops
the production whereof, including cost of ma-
terial, reaches the sum of five hundred dol
lars per annum.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

FOURTH OF JuLy.-The citizens of this
place met at the Court House on Saturday
evening last, and appointed a General Com
mite to take the proper steps and make ar
raugements for celebrating the coming Ma
tiona! Anniversary. The committee consists
of the following named citizens: j. Barry,
D. NJ Ken6sld, D. Mclean, D. Sexell, T.
Leonard, A. r. Boyle, E. Keil, j. Phelps, E.
A. Rodgers, S. Benas, j. Alternately. c. H.
Randall, j. F. Rooney, j. R. Shepherd and
v Pittorff The Committee held meeting
on Wednesday evening, and are now making
preparations for a grand celebration. All
our people will be called upon to help defray
the expenses, those who can afford to, should
subscribe literally to guarantee a suitable
celebration of this the most sacred day in
American history. At present the prospects
are fattering for finer display than We
have had for years.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Our correspondent furnishes rs this week
with on interesting letter in relation to San
Francisco journalism. We hope he will con-
t.nue as he indicates. He is able to speak
from experience, and does so without fear or
favor, but truthfully. The press bas become
so accustomed to being abused ard having
their motives impugned on every subject.
that il is quite refreshing to meet with occa-
sional articles representing it in its true col
ors. Publishers of newspapers are gener-
ally as honest in the performance of their do
ties as any other class in our communities.
yet their acts are misrepresented to such on
extent that the public have shaken faith
in journalists.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

GERMAN School This en-
tertainment, as we predicted in our last issue,
was the most pleasing and gratifying of any
We have had in this city for a long time. The
audience was large and appreciative ard a
number of the citizens of Columbia were here
expressly to attend. The exercises commence
ed with march performed by Messrs. Brown,
Hagen and Keil on the Violin, Piano ard
Cornet, followed bv recita.ions in German by
the scholars Of Mr.. r. Roehm. That the
scholars acquitted themselves creditably We
have no doubt, judging from the applause
they received, for our very limited knowledge
of the German language will not permit us
to Judge Of the correctness Of their pronunci-
alton. Then was performed the Overture to
Norma, by Messrs. Brown aud Hagen on
the Violin and Piano in sech excellent and
faultless style aud taste, that the applause
was loud and prolonged until they again ap-
peared and executedone os Labitsky's exquis-
ite Waltzes.
Several young Misses now appeared and
sang some songs accompanying themselves
with the Guitar, after which the Overture to
Der Freischutz was rendered by Messrs.
Brown and Haagen in charming manner,
those parts requiring expression being exc
cutsd with a softnsss and delicacy that sur
rrised the audience, and ELECTED round of
applause. The dream of Ocean" Waltz
by Messrs. Brown, uaagen and Keil, con-
cluded this portion of the entertainment and
the floor was cleared for dancing at a little
sfter ten o'clock. AT twelve O'Clock the dan
GERS were called TO supper. and it is seldom
that we have been called to more hountiful-
~ provided table at a ball. The supper was
furnished by a few of the ladies of Sonora,
aad Mr.. Roehm desires us to return to them
his sincere thanks for their kindness to him
on this occasion.
The dance continued until after three
o'clock in ths merning when the company
dispersed, end We will venture to say that no
entertainment in this city has ever given
more satisfaction than the ore Of last Monday
night. and we trust that 1t viii not be the
lest Of the Kind.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

TUoLuxNE Social Reunion AND PrcSIc.-
The former residents Of Tuolumne county
will hold their third Annual Picnic at Hum
holdt Park, Oakland. on Friday. June 18th,
1870. A cordial invitation is extended to all
citizens and former residents Of Tuolumne
county to Re present. Every possible ar
rangcmert will be made to insure pleasant
party. Delegations from Sacramento, Stock.
ton and Alameda win join the San Francis.
cans ane 0aklanders on that day. We &C,
knowledge the receipt OF an Invitation from the
Committee of Arrangements,
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

PoLIrIcAL ANNouNcEaENT.-To-d Thorn
as Leonard Esq. announces himself o Candi-
date for Supervisor of this District. OF all
our local officers none is more important than
that of Supervisor who has the conduct of
all the financial concerns that directly inter-
est the people to greater extent than any
other officer ia the county. 1t is necessary
for the public good. that great care should be
taken to choose q man this Fall who is thor
oughly competent and who will impartially
and faithfully, discharge his official drties.
Mr, Leonard is possessed of good business
qualifications which should be q prerequisite
for the position. He is . permanent citizen
with an interest in the welfare Of our coantv,
and from our knowledge of the man we be-
lieve would make good officer after short
application Of study to ascertain the duties
required Of him by law.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

The Overland Circus exhibited here on
Thursday night, to an immense house. The
horse show was fine, AMI the performance ta-
ken all together was good. This show is no
exception to those that have preceded it in
allowing an army of hucksters to be contin-
ually passing among the audience to the an
noyance of every body, crying out "peanuts"
and the like. The display made by the Com
pany through our streets in the day time was
quite imposing outside of the two great fea-
lures, the Lion from Africa and the Lion from
the Foundry.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

TnE TRrs WAY TO SEcrsE BEArrY.-It is
not to cosmetics and artificial appliances. 70
the skin and complexion, that We must look
Tor personal comeliness, bat 10 pure and
healthy blood. Let those annoyed with a
saiiew and rough skin. eyes yellow and dull.
complexion disfgured with blctches. pimples,
erupuse sores. ETC., teeth discolored and
breath offensive, cast aside all frivolous cos
metics, and resort at once to the use of DR..
Walkers Tegetable TTsegar Bitsers. which
will purify and enrich the blood, and give
health and booyancy to the system.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Mynheer Paul Dietrich, of Milwaukee.
feeling his earthly tabernacle stored with
troubles. to be expelled. decided, after full
enquiry and investigation, to employ Ayer,s
Pills. In his haste to purify his Dntcb
stomach. he mistook the directions. to :
and swallowed p for dose. This created :
of course. an appalling internal rebellion
But Paul went through the fight like a hero.
and came off vietcr at last, with renovated
system which he proudly exhibits as proof Of
the wisdom of his choice He advises everv-
body to take Doct. Ayers Pills. but kiodlV
advises mis- friends who are amhihous of fol.
lowing lis example to .spe snre and take der
right bottom. ~ Minnesota Teleoronh.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
SUMnONs.-1N The JUSTICES Cour,

- First Township in the County Of Tuolunlne State
of California H Carter Plaintiff against j. T. Breu.
er j. +. Brown Defendants. Summons. The People of
the state California, send Greeting J. T. Breuer J
T. Brown. Defendants You are hereby required ap-
pear at my Office in the First Township. in the
County of Tuoumne, in action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff and the Complaint in
said action, file in my said office within fifteen days.
exclusive o. the day Of sersce after the service you
of this summons.
Hundred and Eighty four dollars and sixteen
goods and merchandise sold and delivered to De-
fshnts at the Buchanan Quartz Mill in said County as
will more fully appear hy the Account file in my office
And hereby notified that if you fail to appear and
answer said Complaint, above required said Plaintiff
viii take Judgment against you for the said amount OF
$2S4 l6. together with costs and damages.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said Tuolumne Coun-
ty Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 4th day of June A. D. 1870.
JAMES LETF0RD,
Justice Of the Pesce Of said Township
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

DR.. r. NJ. Lampson, who resided several
years past at Montezuma, has bought out the
Drug Store formerly kept by Dr. j. A. Boyle,
and has removed to Chinese Camp, where he
will conduct the Drug store and pursue his
profession. Chinese has made quite an ac-
qn;sition in this change at the expense of
Montezuma.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

S. S. Bradford, with his usual enterprise
and energy commenced some weeks since
moving lumber in large quantities from his
mill in the mountains. He has also estab-
lished recently yard at Snelling's, Merced
county. Those in want of lumber of any de-
scription made from the pines growing above
Sonora can get it at the yard in this city, at
the mill. or have it furnished with prompt
ness by applying to Bradford, who means bu-
siness.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Acute and chronic rheumatism, as we'll as
gout, generally affect the joints, bat other
more vulnerable parts are also subject to their
attacks. They are generally caused by viii
ated blood, which is produced by derange-
ment OF the digestive organs. The most ef-
fsctive remedy that can be used for curing
these painful affections. is DR.. Walkers Tege-
sd6te Vinegar Bitters--a remedy speedy and
eficacious. which will eradicass the disease,
and remove the cause.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

We are informed that the Peoples Accom-
mediation and Express Stage Company, ex-
pect TO make their first down trip to Stockton,
on Monday next. Hurry up gentlemen,
cheap fares and large travel is what is want
ed by everybody.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

The last week has presented all kinds Of
weather dlsagreeable. 1t has been cool and
cloudy and windy, at times blowing a
gole, breaking limbs off trees and doing va
rious damage to old buildings and fences.
1t has felt more like March than June. We
anxiously wait for change as we usually
expect Summer weather about this time of
the year.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Il is reported that on Wednesday there was
terrible sssa at the Office in San Francisco
for tickets in the Grand Gift Concert. By
noon 10000 tickets were sold, all that was
printed up to thak tame. Very coed for our
pioas lottery.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

The last run of the Confidence Mine for
eight days turned out $4,000. Total yield
for the month of May $500. This is one
of those mines that several parties worked
at different times at loss. Capital can be
applied to other mines in our county which
will pay capitalists, but are too much for our
poor men. We have the veins but lcek the
means with which to open and develop sufi;-
ciently, to place them on a paying basis.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Sonora IIorEL.-The proprietor of this cid
established Hotel has been busy the past two
months, repairing, painting and putting his
house in.the best kind of order for the COM
fort of visitors. He has refurnished the
whole house with new spring beds and added
that greatest of luxuries known to travellers.
bath room. Those visiting the Big Tree
Grove or Yosemite Valley can rely upon good
hotel accommodations when they reach this
nlace. and we can recommend the Sonora
Hotel as having excellent accommodations.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Col. Moses c. Andross has been appointed
and received bis Commission to take the e.
s Census for the District composed of Tuol:
umne County.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

The Centennial Anniversary OF the settlement
Of Monterey was celebrated on yesterday the
sri inst. The Pioneer Society of San Fran
cisco chartered Steamer which carried a
large excursion party from that city to take
part in the interesting event of celebrating
the looth birthday of a town in the young
State of California.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

HEALrHr LocALIrY.-The City Sexton in
forms US that there has not been an inter
ment made in the City Cemetery during the
month of May 1870.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

j. W. Vaudeville having resigned as Com
missioner OF immigration. the Governor has
appointed Theodore Smell, brother.iu-lax of
Gen Mapdssi!le TO the position.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
Local NEWS.

VIM. ). Cooper is authorized to act rs
Agent for the USIos DkxocRAr,n for solic-
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions. and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

CArHoLic NorrcE.-Mass will be celebrated
in jamestown, Sunday, May %. ct }toea. N.
And 10 Sonora, l0l a. n. In Big Oak Flat,
on Sunday June the 5th. at 10y AN.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

The Regular Monthly Meeting Ct the Mite
Society OF St. James Church. will be held at
the Residence of Mrs. A. Pitts, on Friday,
June 10Th.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
SUMM0Ns.--IN THE sU.TICE,s Conr.

SUMtON6.-lN THE 5USTHCE'S Court
~ of First Township, Ii the County of Tuo!umne State
of fCali.arnia.-Thomas Jngrum, Plaintiff against j. T
Breuer. observation-disclosures The People OF the State
Of California; send Greeting J. T. Breuer Defendant
You hereby required appear before me- my Office
in the First Townshp, in the County of Tuoumne in
action brought against you by the above ramed Plaintiff
and answer the Complaint in said action. file i'll my
said Office within Fifteen days. Exclusive of the day Of
service.l after the service you of his Summons.
The SAID action is brought to the OF one
hundred and thirty nine dollars and forytwo CENTS viz
S4 60 for butter sold and delivered and STA 81 for work
done and cord wood furnished Defendant at the Buchanan
Quartz Mill In said county will more fully appear oy
the Account file in my office. And you are hereny no.
titled that you fail to appear and answer said Complaint
as above required said Plaintiff will take Judgment
agans. You fer the said Of Sl39 AZ together with
costs and damages
To the Sheriff any Constable of said Tuoumne Coun-
ty Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 4fh day of June A. D. 1870
JAMES LETF0RD.
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Postmaster Burton at Stockton, has been re-
appointed and confirmed. in his position for
another term Of four yesrx.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is
the best preparation known, to preserve the
hair. Use it.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
MARRIRn.

At Jamestewn May elss, BY Justice c. B. Cutting A.
B Preston Esq. TO Miss Maggie c. Donovan. both Of
Jamestown,
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
nIFp.

At Waller. Ross Co.. Ohio May 10th, 1870 Of brain ie
yer. Mr.. Charles u. Bunnen:
Mr. 3. was oil resident of Tualumne Co.. residing
for several in Sonora. where he viii remembered
carrying the carpenter and iansrs business rner
the firm Of Rurhel Coles +" and ehere also he will be
remembered as good man and true" lie leaves wife
and two children TO mourn lis lass.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
\
Political announcements.

The Of Candidates will be inserted any prior
nominations being made, for FIvE Dollars eachiuvar
ably in advance.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04
Notice TO Mechanics.
PREMIUM OF $500

WIN be given for the best Model of two Wheels of glaze
and iron. for distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right reject any and all
models.
Nay IL is7o-lm
The union Democrat., 1870-06-04

62S Gifts in ali, i,..-.-...... SJOO,OOO
After paying the expenses of the entertainments and
making the distribution of the gifts as above
the balance will be applied extinguishing the present
Indebtedness of the Mercantile Library Association.
The Concert and Distribution will Ike place under tn.
immediate direction Of the Board Trustees of the Mer
camille Library Association assisted by Supervisory Com
mtee selected from State City and County officers and
well known citizens Of San Francisco.
Holders oftickets to which ghs may be awarded will
receive the presentation of such tickets or cou
pons the Business Agents of the Board of Trustees
their Office,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-17

ALTURAs ITEMs.-We received n call nm
yesterday from Mr.. Felix Farris, just in from
Aituras county, who furnishes us with n few
items from that section. Times are of course
dull both at Rocky Bar and at Atlanta. But
little snow had fallen up to the time that Mr..
Farris left, which was about ten DAYS ago. TT.
informs us of the discovery of fine lake.
about twenty miles north of Atlanta CITY and
on the north side of Sawtooth range. which il
ABOUT twelve miles in circumference. and
aoounds in trout and red fish, from the size Of
orook trout to eighteen inches in length. The
'ake Is located in beautiful rolling country.
win wood and grass in abundance, and James
DAVIS and Thos. Huffaker, the latter foreman
vi the Monarch mine, intend to build house
&C tho lake and provide several boats for thu
accommodations! ~ of hunting and fishing parties,
and pleasure seekers who will visit the noce
next Spring and Summer. Judge Heath has
nad lOO toms Of ore from the VARIETY lode
crushed q which paid $40 per ton. Newton &
Dro nave run tunnel, to tap the Hard Times
. distance of 2So feet, ard haye yet 90 feet to
80 before reaching the ledge, which is the
west end or continuation of the Atlanta :