davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-21

ff~hsTED-A ts1rt. 10 D;} COpkISG. WASH.
'rsaFa ron'"f toF ia"'ls Of s~'' Call at ~
N!ASrFD-.A GO0p STEADY GIRL TO D,
frrrd Eli ;! II s"n,h shrla"n IL iii. FFi1,y
or SATURDAY, 's.s:h.nx.
WAsTLp-A Goop ts!1sl: Tu 70 GrsEnAL
lHHsrf.r", Sussh Std". .-..,.
N7ASTrD-A cONFETESE c.,oK: WAsuFE-
w sra r." 'f.n +s;s IT at'nsiT .,'- cs ft''
f'sees; % (; J. y; :.a f.a.i
s1ret Side Et.t ct rr:s-rnes. Trqul:ed- t. " GIL
LIT. 81 Mirii:- Il ar.. nr .ta::a
{1YAsTvr-A coon f:1HL 70 No GFNERAL
" h.u.two.k. at Il Eilzalsh-st, Near Il a1lie1n
M@ASTkn-;A COMPETENT, SERVANT FOR
Sor~ssisn presesTcd % u t:aii :. IL ihItop.s:
{8rArTrD-A GIRL TO Do GENERAL. HOUSE
" work 10 s,asM Fsv.te family. with Eeftreueef
N-kSrRmi,1sA. s1E1. 70 DO nousrwoRk. Ar
! ,a-AsrEp-A pr6T TEsTAST G1Ei. tn D.,
| " homework In fAmy ef fuur. References
| qusrd.. Amply at IL South Tcorn.st
| 0~AsrEn-h GCop CooK. WASHER. ASp
" yt !E f-ly ct fuHt pro!I.t2.i t.rt1na,.
S1s:a-S''s s:,e. It Il, Mes Z snas "' t
I N-ASTED-A GIRL re nj s;E::EAt. HnEsf-
y .Tc1t. ARMY nj y: rnt:rrh'lr:. co'n:E Thirty.
n-A>TEn-G1RL. 70 10 T'IN WORK or 4
" smaI f.nsI1t. : - pail lot soea. stHady E1sl
1srASrFn-A THnECGiI NURSE: lt11pI. Eos
" one chila Stn4t t~ cn"9 wn-her ana .r"n-r err
man refrsre1 References required. Caa a ~ "rsf
| Iar,.oIpb-+t-
U~AsrEpj3 s!lAaE r,RyGtRL ,s' i ,,e q ]; j !!
| rsx.E.st.t., kttH%@c " aud Il tc-tar.
, 1870-10-21
SITUATIONS wArTEp-MaIT

SITUATIONS wAHTED-MALE
mlsesnaseeu1.
20 'sst, TtsSTSREy 81: 1: al xegse x4s as
y 'isiast zdas. y 01se + eia
'AUkN Z TO. d Wnshiugson+t ~ S"'e"
,,rrUaTInS daI,. 70 a WaxIFn-lS s.'atT WiI0If:;3LF
%ssss: sa 4 Is 's ssT ~
,,:rYAT,SX Y 11S WASTED -fa EoSrS 70 33yoyr
s3, fan ,n.Ke n''e eli srnvsslv asefat 1aife.;
,s1TgA11oy J 1ss %AsrkD-ny YouSG s,.,
s3's fs::i' s'Fs /; ssssss s!:
rh. h.. t,,s wAnTs95ny s,,I.,a 7ouSs MAN.
a9ss 1fsf reGet't SCS ;ea si'sy
.insie wfue = aSe ih;;hMHlhsG h;a.lf ,'.cin TX
fH6ans stse saFe u greenhouse. &C. AdIie.4 wc-
y ;fs s 5se ( sS,asessh, q .sr
ls'ien n n 4pn1 ssed nas 1aa.ss
noohHeer~rs. s;i-sL.. N;r,
nniA.n'S a..is,.n, MstASIEnzAs st:1 HooEEEarRR OR
Il e sss 3. 4pase s a'es e.,
> ran 4 IT,. sssf :snnF E.. sTTrSs
&, Sov,h sar u, nEn M command son. Eate oa
x",v,.-ru,,-,~--
tor ?, ;;t,..n. !; = s
sssss: % t1ss ss. fHknt III: ::S r s,t st
tTUAT1OH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T1yFST
z. n.d Y,issn IN l,.lanecd. and closet. Aa.s,s. E
--------
Traeaa.
Cs7uAT1uS SwAsrEn-As Saw.Fl:fr, WHERE
~ rrarsicr af sAlth cumming and h,,nu~-;n- r,rt.
had. tdIer,t Nsi. MARSHALL, ri E,s ;.;. a..
r.!.n.'.7 s..,. ~
y ton. clciine cutter w ojrrsinn "a in tn 60.
Srsr If ffr ,si1.t:" y. Esr. E.,s:n an
-. :, - e.1-.h ls'l'''~t
CITU4TilS WASTFD-RT A TnCSt; MAN -
i,r ~, i ~ s,, ~ ea ets,rafr. !, n~lsn
SGiW Hii1.Gair" Wirh. ~A>Ae' A1'''eee ~ 6uo-
GiTTATi0S w1STEn-7. Fs7:l7Ff;7 ~.
HHn9f rrm, Stationary ate p''fs1''d ,!rs-. jul.S
80. -. E@-1-MH- .l-..--- "....- -------.-
toarnr.ru. g..
- Nho thufouxh!y Hn5rs>sA3ts ds,r.ns .ri :nkins
saieCf s"u 70 EaaAr sss;A"rH s-..lIv
----79=@::=-:.9@=--=-=1------
sfl 11- 0Al4usao :.:l1. "aStfsD-fEMALa
sg.ser,tn neo,..
S11gNATEIox A ;.:: wASTEp-gaT a,:a \ yp.xc r,nr,
Ma:lc. ksv:Tne.. r eo.,iaElon; A.lrs-s tsei ~
r,,,,1,rr.,,- ,r%-rn-sS .,.ye,.-,,
s5t sl,t : = * W., '"FE' -tse1 slll0t
f~iTtY4T1DS UASrFf FyIssrax ~.
. roca frrk. waehrr and i1on.:; .i,, t.: ..;". -
No. 5iS With Clark. '''s ''s'' - '''' '>AsH
/ kI1 iiaI bOf "AATFD-F,ADtES IN W.ST t1r
, 1870-10-21

1tSr-A CONTAINING ABOUT
y ~. Et..,.tAr i 3aii.u u =. SCI.
Nnrsr. Mis-. Fe:i.r7.' en- shr fn':te, 7h~
Ii. srt.tr rewarded On ieasinx the SAME At The To
, 1870-10-21

iIA,vry ". Thonr>oH, Es1l.- an oil anil Teli-
t,,c~ n rctticnl nj this CITY. rms cnntlrts with
ze1aauess II IuanLrrs nI p-rnlpch1 citzcns ot
IT,. Fcrtth Nalt. and pfrsfilt$ himself rs CAN
.sa:e fur thr ntmffsf!nn fnr Alderman. The
,,.,a11rsstni+s nf MIR. Thompson fnr tie p"s!i'n
s..c t,,s Al,s4 Il, ami Its uHusluati"n au4 sut'sc-
nyrui ..icrt.iu viii EFcnre the ward for tF0
:. ara the .e@S:ces Of god representative IN the
nlnn:on Council
The Seventeenth Wari Republicans. last even
II T. 1otEinx;to Colonel tltt.s SchXifnef for Alder
1y,At7
, 1870-10-21
AMUsEMEHra.
-~.r.~-.--~-~~
McFICKER'S THEATRE.

EAWRENCE 6AKRElss
Last NIGHT but o1e Of Lester Wat1lck'4 romantic
play u
ROSED iLE; or, The Rifle Ball,
LAWkKACE BARRETT, ,as.,,,. .KLL1OTr GREY
ssntu1dnJ-{sSI.Y HO>EDALE MATINEE
,Mouday-TAE NYs1 EEr a.F Eo1IS D.DDp.
the last work u the 1xuente3 ChArtA 1fckent. kMl.
fitst tIu4e ua any stsfc Decentralization BY T. y.
gcLsou. Etq., czpres.1y fo- Ar. Barrett La~rruee
UAtrtts ~ JAspe7. the Opium NsteE.
seatscxn :.ow hc tecnEud In advance Tor Ed"sn
, 1870-10-21

.... uca%ek ee7sr1.
C1TUA1Nl.S WAeTED-.ss HbISFKFErETt, ms
= nh,,si-ased AtHrtican ladE With +a:i4. netarv
Il FIN tTas i.LBstae, sUr l. 4 y fE.b1nc
, 1870-10-21
LOST AND E0uED.

r CST-FYIHFR ON CAR OR STREET. I.tnVfS
h,ca.trtu, t-.twt~n iitf.inr4t. and E;o-hyt 9us:c
Hal, safEtse n;etu;r {; nlc:.aa os one s:ar
Nc. ii; North nea-hesnet- att be well rewarded
OSr-n1 wFsT s1HE.. Last NIGHT. IF
l. .w'sn rn:Hu P,sk ana As-.deen-.t Hnr eaid cyl!
III Rrreliat n. IN II. It WIS stt-rh~i r. wht'e
r=t. Aryrrs r~tr,n:ue The same to - AtrEdsen-'f.
I1x1 n 3e+i II. yn,f.
, 1870-10-21

~ AUR - EE8 G71 :
At-C.. h;1afe for aa9e ebrAu.
L - vi sIa LT,ssk UInsk N VALENTINE / CO.
ratc IN to3ne o'Sss" u LAs2lis-st,
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

ing them. If you would find nature which
NAV not at some time become attached to
something, be it even bird a dog or cat,
and which would not mourn its loss, and even
think of it such thoughts as it would deem
uumanly or - sofs. to show others, you must
search outside of humanity. We are human
and ia all human hearts there is the soil of
poetry aad sentiment. 1t is only the yellow
glare of gold or the fear of ridicule, which SO
often renders this so arid and unproductive.
Often on certain line of railroad when the
train stops for a few moments at some way
station, | see men whose faces are encrust-
ed all over with "business," get out and
gather the wild flowers. know it is because
these delicate blossoms are emblems of what
is rooted in their own hearts,
We deem it manly TO consider ourselves
made of iron. But even the iron is not all
the old, hard. stern material we take it to be.
1t helps form the blood. 1t is in the warm
impetuous heart 1t helps to paint the deli
cate flower. The chemist tells US it is even
in the warm sunbeam We know "a little OF
ourselves a. we do of all nature. We scorn
what is in ourselves the most valuable and
productive of most happiness.
And say again from the depths OF my
heart. Poor Jim Murphv!' | realize his
earthly life Of disappointment, of ever-broken
resolution. nf internal ramorse. | realize his
weariness Of existence, his almost contemnt
for life. his probably oft asked involuntary
question with thousands of others "Why was
/ created? bear testimony also to his good
ness. He was humble, hut in quality his
generosity was as fine as Peabody's the great
banker We can give him no stone, no
funeral Eut in common with his old ac-
quaintances we will delacate these few thoughts
to his memory.
PRENTICE MULFoRD.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ Medical Advice.-pR


AS Medical Advice.-DR. WI X DOuERTy,s
Nedai and Surgical Institute becoming sfyK or, .,o.
te the welfare Of our State and health OF our citizeu
and his rapidly spreading reputation although il NAV
cite surprise, is but the signal of skill aud follows ss IN,
natural effect Of such cause We are ner.on.liy a.
Iuainted with gentlemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who had OF
until they they called upon Dr. Dohery who in an nrrs
IDLY short space OF tlne has given them entire relief n
gratyhg 70 announce this fact. because the Dctor 10
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of Others Ia r,
taosh ms reputation or to the super his
own upon tne run OF anothers fame The Doctor
ing to all his patiers lie examines advises and recon-
mends without charge and the patirt after hearing HE
terms ior treatment can accept reject pleasure In
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he eects
cure This be Is able to do. because he fee the CONF
dence which long experience has given and
consoation which appertaiDs to that oDhdence Persons
afflicted with either accute chronic disease would 10
we'll TO copsut the Doctor: at all events do h~rm
as for consultation he asks fees does he insist on
obedience 10 his advice unless the patient places himself
nnder his His Offices Sierra street on.
posite the Pscihc Mail Steamship ofice.-s. =, NEvs
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

New Coal MiNEs.-We were shown to-day
specimens OF coal from vein recently dis
covered about eight niles from the town of
in Stanislaus county. TIE coal
is OF the sarae quality as that found in Mount
Diablo, The vein has been traced n dis
tance of ten miles. and at depth of eight
fee. was found to be one and half inches in
thickness. The vein was discovered about a
week since.-Buliefin March 2Sth.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
That freshness and beauty of complexion,

That freshness and beauty of complexion,
so much to be desired, cannot be retained
unless the femsle system is in a healthy con-
dition. and free from Instructions. For
those diseases peculiar to the female sex.
whether in the young or old, married or sim
gle. at the dawn of womanhood. or tho turn
of life, M other remedy produces so benef-
cial results as DR.. Walkers Vegetable Tine
gar Bitters. Its purifying effects add tone to
the stomach, and invigorate the whole sys-
TEN,
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

~ OTICE.-To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
~ Neiice is hereby given, that have Leased the
Cherokee Mill aud Mines 10 C. Lmbardo Tor the term of
three years and that will not be responsible in any
for any debts Improvements made to Ls
made on said property under said Lease.
y. LARGO.
San Francisco, March 4th, lsic.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
NoTIcE OF AssExsMENT.-KIycAlD

NOTICE OF T.-KINcAlD
~ Fiat Mining Company. Tuolumne County. Csliier-
MA Notice Is hereby gwen that at meeting Of the Beard
oi trustees OF said Company. held the 4h day of
March, $50. assessment of Two Dollars md
Fifty cents per share levied upon capital
" s,ia Company, payable immediately in United States
geld and SILVER CON- 10 the Secretary. 20 Clay
Francisco Any stock uron which said shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day Of April 1870 shall
deemed Delinquent. and will be duly advertised for sale at
public auction and unless payment shall be made before
will be sold on Saturday the 9th day of April ls1o to
pay the delinquent assessment together with Of ad
ser>aS and expenses OF sale BY order of the Beard Of
Trustees
D. II. GROVE. SecretarS
Office 30 Clay street.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

RELgAsEp.- William Dennis, convicted of
murder in the second degree. and who ap-
pealed for 8 new trial. was released yes.er-
aay. having filed a good aud sufficient bond
in the sum of Sl5, ,oo0. with The following per-
sous as sureties: Basilo Laagier. Isabella
Dennis AID Sinforiana Post. The latter two
are daughters of Dennis.-.San joaquin Re
publican March Goth.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
TIE HOUSEKEEPER'S FRIEND.
n. CRAMER'S PATENT
w Washing Machine
GxoMBuNEs ALI THE DIFFERENT

EtOMRENES ALI THE DIFFERENT
" practicable modes OF washing that be invented.
Its chief exceencies taat il works and does its
work well. 1t has Cyliner 2l inches in diameter, -
inches wide, that hangs in angular box that works
with lever-crank. On the periphery of this cylinder
are lines of hevel edged buckets similar water wheel
the lines running parallel tn each other arranged that
the cylinder revoyes back and forward line
and carries the water into and the other discharges it,
Any desired motion may he given to Wash. Rinse
Wiring. boil or steam. The bottom of the box is metal
lined, in the bottom is galvanized iron Stove or fur.
mace. with pipe at back extremity.
The box being supplied with water fire kinded in the
stove the clothes to be washed being placed cyn
der and set in notion nothing but seeing
how speedily easily and cheepy clothes washing
that most laborous branch of domestic drudgery be
performed.
Patented. Aug. S1st, and Nov 16h. 1899. These Ma
chimes for SALE and may be in operation
my house.
Rs- Everybody should these wonderful Machines.
State and County rights Tor sal. Address.
II. CRAMER,
Corner of Pine and LnoberS Streets three blocks West
of Wells Fargo Co.. Sonora, California.
March 10Th. 1S10.-tf
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

8HB hIFF = "a LB.-Bf FIKTUEUF DECREE
- of Foreclosure Of Mortgage and Mechanics Lien and Am
Order Of Sae ssue cut Of the District Court the Ffth
judicial District Of the State Of California aud County of
Iolumne. IN the action of A i. Preston against John
Knox, W. W. Boyle William r. Logan James r,,rd =
Henry Smith, c. T. F. Zielian. A Fitzgerald Thos scott
s. s Bradford and Sonora Lodge No. 10. l. o. o. F. duiy
atrsted the l2fh day Of siarch. A. d. 1870, am COM
manded TO sell the following described propertv 10 wit.
That certain onartz Mining Claim situated IN the East
side OF Quartz Mountain in Township No. g. state Of Cali
iornia County of Tuone. commencing at the william,
Rowe clam and running thence in Northery direction
SIX Hundred feet more less aud known rs the Kpox
Boyle claim tgether with all dips angles all improve,
mens buildings. hxtnres AMI aprurtenaBces thereupto
belonging or in any wise appertainng.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the 0sh
gay ot april. a. ID. 1870. at II O'Clock. n.
in front of the Court Honse door in the cjtv NJ Se., r
VIII sell the above IL scribe property to the hrb.sf b
der ior cash. to satisfy SAID judgment with cnsts anS
United States. " -
Soaota, March 18th. 1870 sl9.td A 81.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

eHE EHaFF rs SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
~ tined Of Decree Of Foreclosure Labor Lien,
and an order Of sale issued Of the District Court of the
fiith Judicial District cf the State Of California and
Oounty Of Tuolumne in tke action Of E. L. Smith against
ine shaVmnt Mining Cnmpany. duly atesred the 18th
day OF March. A d. 1870, commanded TO sell tie
inow'ng described property. tn Wit That certain Quartz
Claim situated in the State OF California, County cf Tuo
umne IN Township No. 3. the Mother Lode Vein.
ana being next North Of the Eagle Claim and being
Thousand feet the yeia lead. lode and commonly
known as the Shawmat Mining Companys claim.
Notice IS hereby given. thar Saturday the 9th
Day Of April, A ID. 1910, at II o'clock. NJ, in
fronf Of the Court Honse door in The City of sonora will
sell the above described property the highest bidder
r cash. TO satisfy said judgment, with costs and
ing
IA. S. TROUT, Sheriff.
Sonora, March Eth. Isio-la I'd
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
nIssOLUrIONeR Cop.urx,

HIS II u TION OF COPARTNisR.
~ SHIP The copsrtuership heretofore existing he.
the undersigned under the firm Garraxhty
kord dissolved by mutual consent on the first day
Of January, lS1e.
All persons Indebted the late rm will make paymen;
to K w Ford who alone auhsrized the ssne
and persons holding claims against the firm will present
them to r. W Ford for settlement.
LAWRENCE GARRAGHTY
ROBERT W. FORD.
IanparvJ IS-n-S.3m
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

FUNERAL OF Cor. HAYEs-The remains of
Col. Thomas Hayes we're taken to Platt' 5
Hall on Saturday, where they lay in state
during The afternoon. attended by guard OF
honor. Yesterday afternoon they were con
veyed to Calvary Cemetery. Before the pro-
cession formed large assemblage in Platt'
Hall listened to an appropriate and eloquent
eulogy on the deceased, pronounced by Col.
p. T. Walsh. Several thousand persons
thronged the street in the vicinity of the ball
while the exercises were progressing. AT
about o'clock the coffin was placed in the
hearse, and the procession was formed. 1t
was composed of a large number of military
companies. u number OF civic societies, the
Mayor. Supervisors and city and county Off
GERS aud a large number of citizens in carri-
ages aud buggies. The procession mored up
Montgomery to Washington. mp Washington
to kearny, down kearny to Market, and OUT
Market to the cemetery.
Colonel IIaves was an early settler in San
Francisco: Soon after his arrival be took up
tho land since known as Hayes Valley. He
was member of the Board of Aldermen in
early times was ore of the originators Of the
Market Street Railroad. and always mani
tested great energy in both business and poll
teal affairs. In the spring of 1868, Colonel
Hayes was chosen a delegate to the Demo
cratic National Convention called to meet in
New York to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. lie died
of pleurisy, on shiphoard. few DAYS before
the vessel reached New York. His brothers,
John and Michael Hayes. the last named a
member of the Legislature. hsve caused his
remains to be brought to the city of his adop-
ton for inter meut Bulletin.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

CHINESE FEMALEs--On the 2Sth inst. Mr..
Wand introduced the following resolutions
in the Senate. which was adopted:
WHEREAS, Between the first day Of Janu-
ary, 1869, and the 2Sth day of February,
1870, there were landed at the port of San
Francisco. principally from the British port
Of Hongkong one thousand one hundred ard
fifty-six Chinese females, many of whom were
kidnapped from their homes, and most of
whom were imported for immoral purposes;
and whereas, the steamship company cannot
refuse passage to these females without as
sumng the burden of proving the immoral
character of each individual so refused pas
sage and whereas, in the interests of COM
mon humanity and the cause of good morals
in both countries, it is desirable that this ne
farous traffic be broken up; therefore, be it
Resolred by the Senate of the State of Cali
fornia, the Assembly concurring. That our
Senators and Representatives in Congress are
hereby requested to call the attention of the
Secretary of the United States to this cub
iect, and to request him to instruct our Min
lister to England to lay the facts before the
British Government, and through it to ask of
the proper authorities the enactment of such
laws or police regulations in the British ports
of China as will prevent the shipment Of Chi
nese females to this country. unless satsfac-
tory evidence is furnished that they are not
intended for purposes of prostitution.
ReSolred That our Senators in Congress are
instructed and our Representatives requested
to procure the passage of law forbidding
any master of an American vessel to bring to
this country, from Chinese ports, any alien
passenger, unless provided with passport
from the American Consul; and forbidding
Consuls to grant any passport to any Asiatic
female unless she is to be accompanied on the
voyage by her husband ur father, and that he
is satisfied that she goes of her own free will,
and is not intended for immoral purposes.
Rcsolred, That his Excelency the Govern
or lie respectfully requested to forward copies
of the foregoing resolutions to our Senators
end Representatives in Congress.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
CTATE OF CAIIFORNIA. COUNTY

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY
- of Tuolumne- r. ii. Leyersee Notice is hereby
given that at meeting of the Springfield Tunnel Compa
held at Springfield in said County aud State aforesaid
the Sd day Of October 1868. Assessment of One
Hundred and Sevent yone dollars payable in U. Gold
Springfield Tunnel Company, situated the Springfield
Mining District. State and County aforesaid claimed and
owned by for aboi performed and material furnished
for sinking shaft and making tunnel Notice is here
hy give that unless the above mentioned Assessment is
paid before the th day of May. A D. 1870. that
Notices will be posted and the above mentioned share sold
Mt Public Auction sncieney thereof to satisfy said
delinquency together with the of sale provided by
An Act Of the Legislature of this State entitled IAN Act
concerning partnerships for mining purposes approved
April ID, 1906
NATH'L. CLARK,
Superintendent and Secretary Pro TEN
March l.. lS.O-Sw.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
s s 8 s s s 8 8 8 8

To TIE WORKING CLASS.-We are row prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at home
the whole time for the spare moments Business
new light and profitable. Persons of either easily
earn from Soc IS per evening end proportional
by devothg their whole time to the business Boys and
girls earn nea rly much That all who this
notice send their address and test the business
make this unparalleled oer To such not well salts
fed we will send 81 to paw for the trouble of writing
Full particulars valuable sample which will do to COM
Inence work on copy of THE Peoples LITERARY CON-
pANIoN-one of the largest and best family newspapers
publish. dali sent free ly mail Reader, if You
permanent. profitable work. address f. C. ALLEN CO..
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
Jan. %, lS10.-3m
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS

OF
SONORA LODGE No. 10.
Daniel Sewell, F. A. Freund, W. W. Boyle.
TUoLUMSE LODGE No. 81.
A. D. Beauvas, Ed. Psrson, G. Hudson.
MOUNT HoREB LODGE No. IS.
J. A. 8. Trout, f. Murdock, A. Bullerdck.
Yo SENITE LopGE No. 81.
J. Sargent James J. Lumsden. W. Hubbard.
BALD MOUNTAIN ENcAMPMENT No. 4.
C. II. Randall. W. l.. Sears, I. ]. Potter.
KNIGHTS FERRY LODGE No.
A. p. Bartlett. J. II. Horsley, P. Englehart.
MOUNTAIN Brow LODGE No 81.
George Hanna, $. Pitman, j. +. Sears,
]. X. Rez, L. Mayer, c. b. Cutting.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
S. NJ. Miller, NJ. Bacon, II. n Lampson.
Music by Chirese Camp BRASS & STRING BAND,
J. X. Reitz Leader.
TICKETS, lerclusive Of Supper,) 50 CO..
Chinese Camp, March 10, 1s7O.-6w
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

But what grateful creature is the Repub-
lican party to those who have borne the bur
then and heat of the day Put not thy trust
in Princes Rather put not thy trust in par
ty. Party has no soul after the victory's
gained. Then the ranks disperse for plunder
and the most cunning wins. Where was a
harder worker than Stratman? Who was
more dangerous to the unloyal? Whose was
the most popular fist at loyal mass meetings :?
Yet in the division of the spols the foxes get
all the meat, the bulldogs have scarce bone.
Shame!
The union Democrat., 1870-04-02

TIcKErs, ltrclusive Of Supper,) 50 co.
Chinese Camp, March 10, 1s7O-6w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-16

The district meetings to select dele.
gates TO the Judicial Convention, are
to be held at 8 o'clock to-day, and the
ward meetings, at u pm, as shown
in the programme, which appears
elsewhere in our columns. It is i'm
portant that men should be selected
without pledges to individuals, and
who will vote in Convention for the
most suitable men to place in Office.
To s their best Judgment in this re-
spect is the only pledge which will be
implied in their selection, because no
ether pledge will be demanded or is
admissible. Some candidates for Of
fee or their friends, may believe that
a nomination viii be equivalent to an
election, and so attempt to force mat
tiers through for the benefit of them
selves or favorites. But let it
be remembered that the class
of men who will not be bound by I'M
satisfactory or Indifferent nomina-
tons, is too numerous to be despised
or overruled; and, while they cannot
be combined with the Radical ele-
ment, for the election of a partisan
judiciary, they might be so dissatis-
fed as to divide the Conservative and
Democratic strength and defeat any
ticket not satisfactory to them, which
might be placed in nomination. If
our people will turn out universally
at these ward and district meetings
we may hope they will be fairly rep
resented in Convention. And then
the nominations made by it will be-
yond question meet the full sanction
Of the people at the ballot-box.