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far 81 Mary's eounsy. % ~ ~ q ~
STATE Of Maryland u the iasessss - ssr
the use Of John A BarcA. 0Use1aa %
Lacy Csrsvrishs. against the Gssas. sk.s.
tells, lands and sencments of JsAa r.
Cartwright and George Chapps,sss. nd
to me directed, have seissd ssa tAkca
in exccusioe sll the right. title. claim,
interest and eesase Ut law and in equity
Of the said John Il. CsrtvsisAt and
George Chapp-lear in sad to tho follow
ing property. 10 Wit:
One tract or parcel Of lasd. losaArS 10
the 5,h election district Of Saint Mary's
county called and known %
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(lRDERED. .
~ 1870, that tn
this Cause. be ra,ii'
cause toIhc contrary
1t Monday vi d
copy OF this order b
rsBcscon once a v
weeks prior - the e
inc
True copy
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June Q. lSs0-S
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In the Circuit CO
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NOTICE
Office Collector Of tuterna! Revenue,
Fifth District Of Nd
St. Denis. june 7th, 1870.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN,
lN That lists Of Taxes Tor ST. MA.
RVS COUNTY. are prepared aud have
been received at this off ,e and that. for
the convenience Of Tax-Psyers, aud foe
the purpose Of receiving the same, l will
attend at
ST. INIGOE'S. June 23rd
GREAT MILLS, June 9th;
LEONARDTOwN, June s5th
CHAPrICO, June 9th;
CHARLO TIE HALL. June 2s:h.
A failure TO pay BY the time indicated.
will subject the parties dcfaulting - IN
addition Of ) per cent. aud one per cent.
a month to the Tax. together with .
charge of t,centy cents (.O) for each NJ.
lice issuel. aud four oeats per ssiie in
serving same the whole rec ,vcrable By
distraint.
~ Persons indebted to the United
States for Taxes will do we'll 10 avail
themselves of this opportunity to settle
the same.
DAVID l. STANTON,
Co Hector.
p. 10 toen q.
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June 9, lsT0--,sw
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THrRSDAy MORNING. Jun. Ie. 1870.
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can po1st It's ''UfOc"ry as Wei rs water
Injuries, and venture TO assert that no
where in the country will be found a pref
tier dry goods pattern. better article Of
sugar. coffee. tea. and -four, or \ more
scrviceable pair Of boots or shoes. with
the various odds aud ends Of a country
store, than offered at fair rates by Logan
o. Smith, Esq, abou. feet aud little
higher. would incidentally suggest to
the fair sex that | honestly believe they
can't select in Baltimore a more perfectly
chaste CHATS the word. isn't it y percal,
delicate lawn, or fresher morning calico,
than contained on his shelves, with the
advantage, ladies, Of dcviish handsome
gentleman to show them to You. Oar
merchants ''all along the line" are pros
pervu>ly busy, the readiest fellows you
ever dealt with to accommodate you at
$50 per cent. with sheep, dog, hog, or
cat security. so it's alive aud kicking, and
have ..heard tell" il has been the case
where they have taken even dead-meus'
bones as collateral.
The facts are just these, my dear old
Beacon, that want Of money doesn't i'm
peee progress ''dosca here" nor make
men lean nor lana. Cribs Goth kinds)
are filed in spite OF rains or drcaght or
miscsrriagss Of any kind. stores are filed
in spite Of high prices. marriages filed
wi,hoa, penny 70 bay the inevitable
cradle With. and people. aud things. vag
along jovially aud coasentsdly oblivious
Of the 18th Amendment or any other rad
ical.
Bat, alas. cloud viii sometimes dark
en- tie sunshine OF our pciAl oontantncnt,
asl ieasa-so seaSbly fsls in . comma
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26
s 8 s s 8 8 8 So 8

To THE WORKING CLASS.-We prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at home
the whole of the time for the moments Business
light and profitable Persons of either easily
from SOC To s. per evening, and proportional sum
by devotilg their whole time to the business BoNs and
girls nearly much That all who this
notice send their address and test the business.
make this unparalleled oer To such not well satis
fed we will 81 pay for the trouble of writing
Full particulars valuable sample. which will do TO
mence work and copy of THE PEOPLES LITERARY Conf
pANoN-one of the largest and best family newspapers
pubisnel-all sent free by mail. Reader If you want
permanent profitable work. address L. &. ALLEN CO.,
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
Jan. -, ,lS10-3m
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26

kSHERIFF,S SiLE.-BY VIRTUE OF A GER
- titled copy Of Decree Of ecloscure of Labor Iien,
and AN order of sale issued of the Dsrc. Court the
Hfth Judicial District Of the State Of California and
Comfy of uolumue. in the action at E. L. Smith against
The Shsumut Mining Company. duly attested the 18th
dsv Of fMatth. A u. 1870, am commanded 10 sell tie
allowing described property. n wit That certain Quar- II
Claim situated in the State of California CuHay cf Tuel-
umnc in Township No. 5. on the Mother Lode Vein.
and being North Of the Eagle Cam aud being enc
th,,,ssp fac. an the vein lead lode. asd commonly
Known AZ the Shswmat Mining Compsnys claim.
Notice is hereby given, that on Saturday the 9th
INV ~ aur;l D. 1870, at u o'clack. NJ. in
front Of the Court House the City Of Sonora will
sell the above described property the highest bidder
for cash. satisfy said Judgment, with costs anu aeru'
ing costs. -. :, =.
Sonora. March Eth. lS,O-la, ia
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26
EN- THE uATTEw OF THE GUARpv

EN- THE MATTER OF THE EUARDg-
anshlp of Alexander Shannon incompetent person.
In the PROBATE Court Tuolumne County of Califr-
nal appearing 70 this Court from the petition this dsy
presented and filed by j. Franklin the Guardian Of the
person and Estate of Alexander shannon
person, praying for order of sale whole OF the
personal and real estate belonging his said ward that
would he beneficial To the sad ward that such personal
and real estate should be sold.
Is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said
ward aud all persons interested in the said appear
before this Court at the Court thereof in
of Sonora County of Tuourane ou Saturday tho 4 4;
day of Aprtt. 1870. at IL o'clock A. NJ. then a nd
tere To show cause why order should he granted
ior the sale OF such estate And it is further ordered that
copy OF this order be pdbshe at least three successive
weeks before the said hearing Of the said petition in the
UNION DEMOCRAT newspaper printed in the said County
OF Tuoumne.
CHAS. II. RANDALL.
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26

Superintendent and Secretary Fro tenn
March II. lS1G-Sw
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26
SrArE oE CAlsroRNrA cou.rX


~ OF Tuolumne- TO Il. Il IeveTsee Notice Is hereh-
given, that at meeting of the Springfield Tunnel Comma
NY hei AZ Springfield VI said Comfy and State aforesaid
on the sd day et October iSaS an Assessment of ne
lnndfed and Seventyoue dollars pavahie in T. $ Gold
Coin, was levied against and half shares in the
Spriasaed Iuane! Company situated the Springfield
aiming bi>tict State and County aforesaid claimed and
owned oy You. fr lss performed and material furnished
Tor sinklng shaft and making tunnel Notice is here
hy gYea that aness the above mentioned Assessment
I ca ol osoFe the 'th day OF May. A. d. 1870, that
Notices will be posted and the above mentioned share sold
at lnhlic Auction snceney thereof to satisfy said
deanquehc together with the of provided y
An Act OF the Legislature OF this State entitled sn Act
concerning partnerships for mining purposes approved
April ID lSo6."
NATHL. CLARK,
Superintendent and Secretary FRO TEN
March II. lSl1--Nw -
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26

There is a proposition on foot to make Fred.
Douglass Governor of the Territory of St.
Domingo.
A Milwaukee lcuatic sat out doors one re-
cent cold night, trying to freeze soap-bubble.
His ears dropped off the next dav
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26

Sh EHfF r sALE.-BY VIRTUEoF DECREE
~ oi foreclosure e Mortgage aud Mechanics Lien and an
oer e se issued cut OF the District Court of the Fifth
JHdici DISTRICT OF the State of California and County
Iueiamne IA tue action of A. B. Preston against John
hnoN, " ". boyle William X. Logan James Ford.
Henry smith, C. l. f. Xelian. A. Fitzgerald Thos Scott.
= 5. Bradford ana Sonora Lodge No To- o. o. r duly
attested the i2th day of March. A. D. Is70. com
nandea u sen TIE following described property. witt
laN certain Gasrz Mining Claim situated on the East
siae oi quartz AGatain in Township Me- 3. of Cali
iernis, County OF Iuolumne. commencing at the William
Rowe clam and running thence in Northerlv direction
Six Hundred feet er less and known as the Knox
Boyle clam together with all dips angles aud all Improve
mens, onGiags hXtures AMI aprurtenanees thereunto
belonging or In any wise appertainng.
Netice Is hereby gwen. that on Saturday the 9Th
day OF April, A. ID. 1870. at II o'clock. "
IN rt o the Co1rt House door in the city Of Sonora.
will sell the aeoTe described propery the highest bid
der for cash, 10 satisfy SAID Judgment with and
aceruing cets Bids to be made in gold coin Of the
United States.
! a. s. TROUT, Sheriff
Sonora, March. Eth, 1870 -Ia-td
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26
NoTrCE TO CgED,To1ar. =.

~ OTfCE OF As&EssMENT-kI
- fiat Mining Company. Tpolumne County, Cat'r-
ma Notice hereby gwen that meetnS the Beard
% . OF SAID Company. held the 4th Ia! nt
warren, 1870, an assessment Of Two Dollar. Hud
rky Ccn~ per share levied upcn the capital st'ck
~ rd company payable Immediately in United States
sd ana silver coin 10 the Seeretav Clay stiec sar
francisco Any stock upon which said aSSr-sment s'a
remain unpaid on the 5th day OF APRIL 1870 shall he
ieeed aerquent. and will be duly advertised for she ~
pnl ie anctioh and ah ia yment shall be mad" Irore
viii be sold Saturday tile 23th daY - april l>fu ~
pay the delinquent ssn.nt. together with cost " ~
serising and of sale BY order the BaTd "t
Trustees
d. H. GROVE. Sccreisrs
uace 80 TIA! stI'tt
Nar.l, ,1tl IS-ctr
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26

GSHERIEE's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cton issued the County Court for the County Of
Tuoumne Stateof California in the action Of John He's
sian against The Mount Vernon Gold and Silver Mining
npany duly attested the 3th day OF October. A d.
1855 for the sum Of Two Hundred and thirty five dollars
damages and Ninety ss1oo 500 dollars together
with accruns costs have seized and taken in Execution
the following described property, to-wit:
An RI. right title and interest of the Mount Vernon
Gold ard silver Mining Company and 10 that certain
Quartz lead or lode situated in Sugar Pine District Town
ship No. Tuolumne County being IN twenty one
hundred feet more or less and known the Mount
Quartz Claim.
Neti,e is hereby given. that on Saturday. the 26th
day of March. A. ID. 1870. at II O'Clock, N. i.
in frnn Of the Cont House in the city of Sonora
will property the highest bidder for cash. to
satisfy said Judgment with costs and accruing costs
JOHN l.. BoURLAND, Sheriff.
Sonora, March 5th. lS70.-4w
The union Democrat., 1870-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rS-McdtcnIad adxtce-pR WV

fS- Medical Advice.-DR WV. X. DOuERTY'0
Medal ana surgical Institute becoming sfNE ora -n
te the welfare of Stale aud health our eitix.ns
and his rapidly spreading seputatoh although IL NAV ,
cite surprise Is but the signal of skill and follows a. ha
natural effect OF such cause. We are person,lv a.
quainted with gentlemen who nave Suffered for wears
der chronic disease. and who had
available that promised relief but .nccs.
until they they called upon Dr. Doerty Who in an ncr.
IDLY short space o time. has given them entire relic, \,
is gratifying To announce ts fact because the Dc,r l.
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of other. 20
ablsh his reputation or 10 the super structure ~ III.
own upon the ruiI of anothers fame The poc,.,r
ducts his Institute in such manner that mu,f - -.,i.
ing to all his patients lie examines advises and re,3,
mehds Nl"ut charge ana the patient after hearing b;s
terms Tor treatment can accep reject at peesure Tn
no case anes the Doctor make charge unes he eecty
cure, ins ne Is able to do because he feels tie COM.
c"nsoton %nich apPertnns To that confidence Tersens
WIN ellher accute or chronic disease wouIc 10
Heltto consult the Doctor; az all events il can d. ~
as Tor he asks fee; does he insist ON
ooedience !" ms afvice uness the patient places himse
under his care His offices on Sacramento street
posite the Pscihc Mail Steamship ofice.-s r. Nrvs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
Ragnif'cent Prize Concert.

The agent Of the Confederate Orphans
Home, Mr.. A. G. Morrow, is rapidly dis
posing Of tickets to the Prize Concert to be
given in this city on the first day of June
next. The principal prize is splendid
grand piano, the original cost to the manu-
facturer of which is ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. The concert will be one OF
the finest ever presented for the entertain
ment of our citizens, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music by the first talent
of the city. Besides this, there will be
tableaux, charades, etc. Taken all together,
our people may well congratulate them
selves upon the prospect of a real feast.
Upon each ticket is inscribed letter and
number. at the conclusion of tho concert
these tickets will be drawn and the prizes
bestowed where fortune smiles. The at
traction would be ample if no other induce
ments were held out, but when it is re-
membered that whatever pecuniary profit
arises from the concert is devoted ex-
clusively to the benefit of the Confederate
orphan, no person viii hesitate to buy a
ticket. The ticket only costs fifty cents,
Mr.. Morrow goes Immediately to franklin,
Columbia and Pulaski, 10 give the citizens
there an opportunity of contributing to
this noble enterDriSa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
Probably Fatal Accident.

The Memphis Appeal of Sunday says:
An accident occurred yesterday, west
side of Main street, near Beale street, by
which two men were very severely injured,
one of them perhaps fatally. 1t seems
that the roof of the large building being
erected for the street railroad company, to
be used as depot and stable, only sup
ported by temporary pillars, collapsed in
the center, catching in the fall the dozen
or more carpenters at work upon it, and
squeezing them between the timbers,
some of which are very heavy. All but
Thomas Shirley and William Brennan es-
capped. These were severely injured, the
latter so much so that it is thought he
cannot possibly recover The affair oc-
CURED about . O'Clock P II. We do not
know that any one is to blame for this
mishap. It was purely accidental
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Sunday night the New York Printing
Company's office was burned. Loss about
$150,000.
Henry Il. HosfOrd, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Vermont, l. o. 0. F.,
died at his residence at Hamlet, Vt, on
Sunday.
DIt is reported in New York from author.
alive sources that Secretary Fish will with
draw from the Cabinet the moment the San
Domingo treaty has been ratified by the
Senate. 1t is a scheme to which Mr.. Fish
will never give his assent. District Attorney
Pierrepont, of New York is TO be Mr.. Fish S
successor.
There is a good deal of comment about
the recent changes in the Treasury De-
partment, which are are attributed to the
desire of Boutwell, to surround himself
with a staff of young men, personally at
tached TO his fortunes, in view of his pos
sible candidacy for the Presidential nomi
nation.
The officials at the State, War and Navy
Departments are thoroughly advised of the
contemplated movements of the Fenians
and prompt measures will be taken for the
suppression of any attack which may be
attempted on Canada.
Several houses in Philadelphia were
struck by lightning on Sunday, and
negress killed.
Bishop Feehan, of Nashville, assisted a
the conservation in Philadelphia Sunday
of Father Paiche as Bishop.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has
formal opening at Springfield, Mo, to-day
Speaker Blaine declares he will be can
didate for United States Senator.
Fechter remains in Boston as manage
of theatre.
The amount of the Rawlins subscrptlo
fund is reported at So, 900.
A special meeting of the New Ior
Chamber of Commerce has set on foot
subscription for the Richmond sufferers.
| A fire at Waupon, Wis, yesterday, d.
stroyed shops at the State Penitentlary
| the value of $150,0O0.
Judge Emmons, of Cincinnati, sustain
the forty eight hour fermentation rule {
the whisky department of our moral GOV
l'ernment
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
ENGLAND.
DISSATISFIED CoAon wcnvcrs.

LONDON, May 2.-There is an active
movement of cotton weavers all over the
country for advanced wages.
To the New York Protestant Confer
cnec.
The following delegates to the New York
Protestant Conference have already an
nounced their intention to be present:
Lord Alfred Churchill and Earl Cavan,
and the following members of the House
of Commons: Sir Harry Verrey Bucking-
ham, VIM. Sheppard Allen, of Newcastle
under-Tyne; John Candlish Sunderland,
Thomas Chambers, of Marylobone; VIM.
Fowler, of Cambridge borough; VIM. Nc
Arthur, of Lambeth, and Rowland Smith,
of Derbyshire South.
Neither Conscience nor Honor.
The Times Of this morning ridicules tho
Oneida case, saying that neither English
conscience nor honor is in any way con-
cerned with it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
THE EDIANs
Get a start of sheridan and CaptEre
the Cheyenne Agency.

| Get a start of Sheridan and CaPtuK'
the cheyenne Agency.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Twenty-fve person
who arrived at Sioux City yesterday from
Fort Sully, report that the Cheyenn,
Agency has been taken possession of BY
the Indians; that on attempting TO LAND
they were ordered off by the savages, who
fired over their heads; that Maj. Randall
, and his comrades are prisoners, and that
the Indians had killed a large number Of
cattle, the carcasses of which were seen
along the river banks and on the sand-bars
CEEYESNE. May "A private letter
from Fort Laramie, dated April 20, says
the Indians attacked the Red Mills, cattle
herd on CEug wafer Strengthening several
cattle; two men that were with the herd
are missing.
The ssRig Horn ASSOCIATIONS"
Numbers of men are daily arriving from
the East to join the Big Horn Association;
over one hundred turned out to-day and
paraded the streets; the expedition starts
the 10th Of May.
The mOrmOns Threatening also
The Red Cloud.
OMAHA, May 2,-The warlike prepare
tons Of the Mormons are creating consid-
cradle unsasiness in the West. The brusque
answer of Gen. Sherman, to the advance by
Red Cloud, the Sioux Chief, is generally
believed to be impolitic, and that if the an
swer is delivered him as sent, il will
result in loss of life that might have been
avoided
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
ON his southern Tour.

Col. C. 7. Ames has left New Orleans on
his Southern tour with his great MENACE
RE and circus, and is vending his way to
this city. b. NJ. Stevens, the agent, has
established headquarters in this city, and
is directing movements for future exhibi-
tons. The advent here of this popular
show will be about the 10Th inst An ex-
change says that Col. Ames has, perhaps, the
finest collection of living wild animals ever
brought together. The wonderful MIC, an
oriental beast, seventeen feet high, and
somewhat resembling camel, is in the
collection; also, magnificent herd of cam
els, superior to any heretofore exhibited in
the United States.
Some of the principal animals that will
be seen under Col. Ames' immense pavilion
are the performing elephant Bismarck, F"
introduced by his trainer, Mr.. johnson,
the great elephant hunter; a baby ele chant
the smallest one ever seen in this country {;
Herr Lingell's dens of trained tigers,
leopards and cougars; a Russian elk of
immense proportions; royal Begal tiger !;
a vicious gorilla, or man monkey; white
bear, a pair of cub lions; a grizzly bear
that weighs sixteen hundred pounds in his
stocking; and an endless variety of
monkeys, apes and other animals too nu-
merous to mention. The circus is one of
the largest in the country, and in outfit is
one of the most complete shows ever put
undar canvass -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
church Attendance ON sunday.

As usual, on Sunday last, the various
churches were largely attended. The
sweet Sabbath sunshine, and the inspiring
atmosphere of a May morning, set all
hearts in tune for devotional exercises.
A number of eminent visiting ministers
were in the city, en- route for the Baptist
Convention, which meets at Louisville, and
the General Conference, which convenes at
Memphis this week. The pastors of seve-
raj of the churches availed themselves of
the ministerial services of these gentle
men.
Rev. DIR. Sumner, of Marion, Ala,
preached at the First Baptist Church, and
after the sermon a collection was taken up
for Home Missions. .-.
Rev. T. @. Teasdale, d. D., preached al
the Central Baptist Church.
Rev. DR.. Rush, of No, preached at Elm
Street Church. After the sermon, Rev.
| DIR. Hammer, the Presiding Elder, admins
sered the Lords Supper.
Rev. DIR. Peterson, of Norfolk, Va.
preached at McKendree. His discourse
was eloquent and imprisoned, at ever
| point illustrated and enforced byquotations
from Scripture.
At the other churches the services wert
| conducted by the several pastors. The
| congregation of Rev. Dr. L. V. Moore were
happy to have him again with them, look
ing much improved by his sojourn il
| Florida
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
AWouI.i-hn suicide.

Last Thursday evening, William Fain, a
young man who had been in Dyersburg
several days on ''bust, stepped into DR..
Vernon's offic and helped himself to about
thirty grains of morphine. After swallow
ing it, he turned to Tom Earle and John
McGinnis, who were sitting in the office,
with the remark: civilian f. Fain is
gone up this time" DIR. Parr was called
in and gave the would-be suicide power
ful emetic which, with the aid of a feather,
caused fearful upheaving, and William
Fain still is in the land of the living,
FRIGHT side up."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-03
KENTUCKY.

Finale of the Glasgow Tragedy
Death of the Perpetrators and
their Victims.
LOUISVILLE, May Proctor and James,
wounded in attempting the arrest of John
and Levi Shy at Glasgow Junction, died
last night at - o'clock. Forty men took
the two Shys out Of the Glasgow jail and
hung them.