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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-28

Up, brethren up The world Is not
So bad as some would make it;
Although we till stubborn lot,
The pillow of toll can break it;
And wheat-a sea OF amber froth-
White apple bloom and blushing cherries,
Will soon replace the thistle growth
And bitter Dramble- berries;
For life's a field, goodly field,
Where skill and long endeayOr
Can make the barren wilderness
An Eden bower forever. usa
Whenever Reason bids you go.
Be prompt and firm to follow;
Mere build house on Ages snow
Tradition is but hollow.
With eyes that never shun the light, .9
Fen though it show your past mischances,
Ride down the phantom brood of night
With troops of gallant fancies.
For life's a fight, a stubborn fight,
Where hope and fresh endeavor
Can over come the hosts of Care
Forever and forever
Should sorrow hem you in upon
Some bleak and lonely mountain,
Meier sigh for the forsaken lawn,
And willow-shaded fountain;
But on the lightniug-shivered top,
Learn Of the eagle self-reliance,
And let the whirlwinds, as they drop,
Bear down your bold defiance.
For life's a fight, gallant fight,
Where heart and strong endeavor,
Shall win the palm and wear the palm
Forever and forever.
Beseiged in Wants despised retreat,
Aud with resources scanty,
Fling over half you'd like to eat,
That men may think you've plenty;
Twas thus the Goth was driven from Rome
And It's maxim broadly Roman,
Whate'er the tears that fall at home,
Laugh loud before your foeman.
For life's a seige, a long drawn seige,
&c A fierce, protracted trial,
Where fate forever gives the palm
Tohope and self-denial.
Should those you friended in distress
Forget you--'tis the fashtonl-
Meier let them know their worthlessness
Had power to move your passion;
Be cool, and smile--the war oflife
Again may place you far above them,
And, should you chance to meet in strife,
For life's fight, varying fight,
Defeat and victory blended;
Though wrong may triumph for while,
Right wins ere all is ended.
Should she who shared your summer lot
Now shun your cold earesses,
Oh, blame her nOt--Oh, hurt her not!
But loose her golden jesses;
She never loved, no power on earth
Ccn change woman's true affection,
Nor is the haggard falcon worth
A moments sad detection.
Forget her frailty in the fight,
Where brain and bold endeavor,
Still win at will changeless crown
Forever and forever.
Avoid the fruitless strife of creed,
You cannot turn nor guide it;
Let Heaven award the victor's need,
And Priest with Priest decideitl
Believe that life is deetlDg breath,
Be lust to man ard love your neighbor,
And take this ritual for your faith
Truth, Temperance. and Labor
And She clouds ofwrong that vail
The heaven oflife will sever,
And tn palm be his who wears the mail
Of Faith and firm Endeavor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-28
POETRY.
For the Telegraph.
Rosa Lee.

1bOSCt AlSAs
My bonny boat, whose Enowysail
Has borne me oft to thee,
Lies safely moored by yon sweet vale,
My charming Rosa Lee.
I come to claim thee as my own,
My guiding star to be,
While DER life's rough pillows roam
Say, qOin thou go with me!
My heart is thine; since frstwe met,
The light of thy blue e'e
Can make me all the world forget,
My charming Rosa Lee.
And now, my boat waits on the tide,
And lam waiting thee,
To say that thou wilt be my bride,
To say thou'lt go with me.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-28
NAPOLEON AND LEOPOLD.

For the purpose ofenabling the reader
to perceive at a glance the relationship
existing between the Emperor Napoleon
and Prince Leopold, we subjoin the fol
lowing genealogical table:
HEAD OF THE FAMILY
Marquis and Marchioness de Beauharuais
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-28
Labor's War Song.

CHAS. G.. HALPTNE .
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
OFFICIAL PAPER.


The UNION DExocRAr has been designated
90 The paper 10 which oil legal and judicial
advertising for the county Of Tuolumne shall
be published. As there is no other paper
published in the county at present. this de-
signAtion will make no difference to parties
litieant other than slight reduction Of the
rates heretofore charged in some cases. The
following order has been fled in the Office
Of the County Clerk:
CHARLEs II. RANDALL. Tie proprietor of a
aepspoper, kncpn as the UsIoS DExocRAr
pubiisked IN the County of 7hoiumne. CITY
Of Sonora, State Of California. haring in pur-
ssance to an order heretofore made duly
filed. barring filed the scrittcn stipulation ,cith
bond and sufficient surefies, ,chich Is opprored
according to the second section Of an Act emf.
tied "An Act TO protect iitigontsn passed By
tie Legislature of said Stale:
No,c / do hereby designate said neuspgper
az tie medium IN rhich all Legal and Judi
eial advertising for the County Of Tuolumae
shall be published according to tie provisions
Of said Act.
8. A. BOOKER,
District Judge Of the 5th Judicial District
april, 1870.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
The Richmond Disaster.

RICHMOND, April GA large crowd as
sembled this morning at the upper portion of
Capitol building, where the Supreme Court
of Appeals is located, to hear the decision in
the Msyoralty case. AT about eleven CLOCK,
the floor gave way beneath the dense weight,
precipitating the crowd to the floor below,
which was of the House of Delegates.
RICHMOND. April 2S.-The accident at the
court room of the Court of Appeals, yester-
day, resulted in the killing of tifty-three per-
sons. including many prominent citizens.
Directly after the disaster the Hook and
Ladder Company came to the rescue, and
ladders were thrown up to the windows
For three hours the stairway and park were
filled with weeping women and anxious men.
At two o'clock the last victim was drawn
from the building. After this the police
closed the park and refused sdmittauce to
any one. All the city stores were closed in
consequence of the disaster, and no more bus-
ness was done during the day. Tonight q
meeting will be held by members of the Press
Association, the late Military Association,
and citizens generally. Tomorrow will be
observed as day of general mourning.
| The apparent calamity is much greater
then yet reported. The number of killed
win reach over 60. and the wounded is known
to be over 200. The scenes Of despair and
anguish in the vicinity is heart rending be-
yond description. Dark mourning covers the
whole city.
RICHMOND, April 2S.-To-day all business
houses were closed and the streets filled with
funeral corteges. In those of the dead
policemen, both sets of the police joined; all
late political feeling being forgotten. Bells
tolled all day, and the streets had the appear
ance of Sunday. Abont seven thousand peo-
pie assembled in the Park, hearing addresses
Of coincidence from Governor Walker, Judge
Crump, Governor Wise and others.
Both Houses of the Legislature held an in
formal meeting, and agreed to unite with the
citizens in any general funeral procedure.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
rh. sseesiax Te-day.

All the leading men in every department
of business in this county, enrolled as stock
holders in the accommodation stage line be-
tween Columbia and Stockton, on the occa-
sion Of the meeting today viii probably dis
cuss other matters of relief besides the enter
prise proposed to be set on foot. We believe
that much good may result from the inter
change of views and ideas on matters pertain
ing to the future Of this county. Now seems
to be the appropriate time for our citizens to
bes.ir themselves to meet the facilities which
Stockton is offering In the railways she is
pushing out in our direction. We earnestly
hope that there will be large attendance at
the meeting to-day, and that liberal support
will be extended to the stage line, believing
as we do that the establishment of this enter
prise upon permanent footing will open the
way for others, that may combine to help
this county to recover some of her lost ground.
II is time that we commenced to silence the
oft repeated reproach that we are wanting in
public spirit, and undeserving of aid, because
We will not help ourselves. That a rcduc-
ticn in fare between here aud Stockton will
much encrease travel and in consequence en-
liven business is plaia enough. Let us see
to it then, that this new line of stages design
ed to be the property of the people and for
their accommodation is sustained, then we
will no longer see every dollar paid for fare
taken out of the county as has been done for
years by the old line. Whatever the new
company.may make, be it much or little will
be distributed among the various classes of
our community, this of itself is a considera-
ton worthy of being taken into account.
Aside from all this, why should we any long
er submit to be taxed for travel one third
more than any other community in the State.
We have stood it for many years, if we are
not to stand it for oil time, let us put in our
protest to-day and strengthen the hands of
the accommodation Stage Company.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

THE CoLoRED Tie colored
people of the county held jubilee over the
ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment, in
this place On Wednesday. They marched
through the streets headed by the Chinese
Camp Brass Band, making quite a respectable
appearance. All of them seemed happy and
proud while celebrating the event that makes
them equal before the law. Rev. s. B. Ser
Hall. he was listened to by large audience
of whites as well as sables. The speaker ap.
peared to give general satisfaction, telling
truths regarding miscegenation that were NO
more fattering to the white than his own
race. He advised the newly mace citizens
to pay attention to educating their children,
and to use all means to elevate themselves
above tie menial positions they have hereto
fore occupied. That they now fill differen,
place in the political world, that there is now
some incentive for them to improve themselves.
That they should branch out in the different
vocations, try and accumulate means, which
with education will enable them in the future
to compete with the white race. He made
some good hits against the Democratic party,
and on closing advised all his race to vote the
Republican ticket. The demonstration con
sidering the number of colored persons in The
county was all that could be expected, and
was we'll conducted throughout.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

STOCKTON CRY ELEcTIoN.-At the City
Election held in Stockton on Monday last, the
former residents of this county who had re-
ceived nominations from the Republican par
ty were elected by decisive majorities. We
expected this result from the we'll known
shrewdness and sagacity" that formerly
characterized some of thesa successful gen.
tlemen. Our neighbor, of the Independent.
takes occasion to tell US that it was cool "
and "icy" on our part to hint at the anteced-
ents of the gentlemen while residents of this
county, an1 that they were nominated by q
mass convention. Our neighbor will learn in
time that mass convention is one of the
strong suits of these political gentlemen. We
had no particular desire to interfere with
Stockton politics. We claim the privilege Of
speaking of any parties occupying or aspiring
to public position, especially if the past has
given us an opportunity of knowing them in
timately. We are pleased to hear of the sue
cess Of the old residents who have removed
from this county to that city, and trust that
the energy they appear to have infused in
that community may continue, and place it
in position cf permanent prosperity. We
are led to believe that this element has become
so large an integral part of Stockton that 1t
will nearly if not wholly control its political
Offices in the future.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

The human family is SO numerous that
birth and death occur every moment.
Every second child is born; every second
some one dies. The prevalence of sicknessin
the world may be realized in DR.. j. G. Ayers
Laboratory, where medicines are made for nll
mankind. 1t would scarcely seem that there
are threats enough to swallow the doses he
issues daily,-Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Ague
Cure, Cherry Pectoral by the thousand gall
Ions end Ayers Pills literally by the ton.
But they must al be wanted or he could not
make such quantities for 50 many years.
Mortified Tdeqraph
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
the manner in which be came /, upset that

the manner in which he came to upset that
table.
The war draws near. Breckenridge and
Lane ana Bell and Everett fade out. Lincoln
IS elected; there are mutterings and curses in
our Jimtown Saloons; the frolic and deviltry
DIES out; the atmosphere becomes gloomy;
South Carolina seceGes; Suu,pter is fired up
on; away they 80. State after State and at
last the crssh cnsr,inates; the Ola Dominion
decioes for the South; men from either sec
ton regard each other coldly; an invisible
iine OF separation has heen drawns there are
Knots and cliques; there are Union and Sc
cesh saloons; the Flag becomes hated sym
Dol with some; a covering for intolerance. Ia
naticism and blind prejudice with others;
we'll Known faces disappear; it is whispered
thasthey oicjuia the Sou,hs Others the North;
tue quarrel Of word and opinion is TO he set
tied elsewhere by steel, bullet, Eusket, sword,
revolver, cartridge, canon, hayonet and rifles
the hates and sympathies of those remaining
grow still stronger. TIE victory of Bull Run
hsnts up the Southern faces; hat New 0rl-
cans tails, and again il is eouded; and tire-
brands OF general. special and personal abuse
~, anusestntng vitupera.ion s2ringsup in Sonora.
tue American F.ag; creature of a disturb
ed ana consulsed periods; kept on the sur
lace only by the ebultion of the elements but
doomed to sink when comparative quiet ia.
restored. These are the black and murky,
pictures on our tombstone; over all these L
see the skull and crass-bones crinnins over
the deaths of friendship.
/ At last comes Peace; exultation for one
side; resignation and despair for the other.
and all in the narrow limits of "0ur Camp"
| Blu. shortly there is the darkest Of these
dark days. A terrible sentence flashes into
city, town and village; men without regard
TO party turn pale; it cannot be; we were so
often during the war, deluded by lying tele-
grams; this must be one 1t is not; tbs
word which the reflective of either side would
gladly have hailed as lie is truei Here.
right here in the midst of the 10Th century,
the bloody part of romance, and Of history,
the dagger, the pistol, the assassination Of
a Ruler has been repeated! At Washington.
there is a murdered PRESIDENT
see now buildings hung in black aud
scowling faces. hear priests laboring to
find bitter words for the expression of their
own aud the anger and prejudice of sympa-
thizers, They term itgrief. Isee in the dead
OF night buildings filed with armed men.
behold them gathering by knots in the gloom.
There are many anxious watchers. There
are startings at the tread of distant footsteps
The Demon of civil strife had almost then
touched us with bis wings. 1t was but one
night, and the crisis was past. We may
now uncover the picture. Tine has worn
away its sharper features.
And yet but little corner of the tombstone
is cleared away; il grows fuller and fuller Of
event, association, incident and remem hrance;
hutwe have no time to gaze longer upon theweiI-
known inscriptions; we must turn away and
face the busy present
Prentice MuLroRp.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

SUPREME CoURr DECISION Monday
the following order was made in the suit Of
Trout vs. Gardiner:
The Judgment heretofore rendered in this
case. on the 18th day of April. 1870, is here
by modified so as toread as follows:
Judgment reversed and cause rcmanded.
with directions to the Court below to order
peremptory mandanus, as prayed for.
SPRAGUE. +.
RHODES, G. j.
TEMPLE, j.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

GRAND BALL.-A grand ball will be given
at Turn Verein Hall on Wednesday, May,
llth, by the Trustees of st. Patrick's School,
who are the ever faithful guards of that in
s.itution. We sincerely hope oil will bestow
on it their kind patronage it being worthy
motive. The best musical talent of the
county has been engaged for the occasion.
The gentlemen who have the management
will leave nothing undone to make those who
favor them with their company comfortable.
Floor Managers, Sonora, John Barry, A. 7.
Boyle; Jamestown, Robert Pasten, Patrick
DAILY Columbia, John Moylen, James Dolan;
Browns Flat, James Homes, John Ferral.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF
~ Tuolumne-Tn Probate Court-ln the matter of the
Estate of William T. Rowe deceased Pursuant an or
der of said Court made the ID day of May, A. D. 1870
Notice is hereby given. that Monday, May Odd IL
O'clock A. VI Of said day and the Court House in the City
Of Sonora in said County have been appointed the time
and place flr proving the Will ofsaid William z. Rowe de-
ceased and for hearing the application Of A. ID. Preston
and John T. Rowe fer the issuance to them of letters
tsmentsry when and where person interested may a
pear and contest the same.
r. +. GARDINER, Clerk.
BY I. J. POTTER, Deputy Clerk
Dated May 2 1901 3w
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

Morrill's Minstrel Company. gave a per-
formance Thursday evening at the Turn Yer
ein Ilall to large house. The performance
was very good being far superior to that of
any minstrel company performing here for
several years.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

PIcSIc To-pAY.-The picnic that comes of
to-day at Capt. Turner's ranch, under the
auspices of the Good Templars promises to
be pleasant affair. Those wishing to have
good time have an opportunity to doso. A
general invitation is extended. giving every
body chance for healthful recreation.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

Seventy cases, containing the bones of de-
ceased Cinnamon were shipped at Stockton a
few days ago and are now on their way to
China.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

All advertisements to be published in thi
paper. must be handed in at the afce b,
Thursday noon of each week, or they vii
Law over until the next issue.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
DIED.

At Poverty Hill April 10Th, William T. Rowe aged 4s
years
At jamestown, April 80, Thomas son of Patrick Clark
aged years.
At Crimea House, May Cd, John B. stockell, aged AZ
years.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

/. APPoINTnENr.-The following gentlemen
have been appointed by the Governor, under
the Act of the last Legislature. to draw up
revised code Of laws for the State; Messrs.
John G. Bureh, Creed Raymond and Charles
Lindley,
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

INsraLLArIoN.-At q regular meeting OF
Bald Mt. Lodge. No. 324. I. O. g. T., held
May 3rd, the following officers were installed
by D. G. w. G. T. John Ferral, Jr.: W.
C. T., Vincent Wooters w. f. ii. S., Mrs.
II. L. Street w. L. II. S., Mrs. Levi Street;
W. V. t., Miss Alice Bradford W. S., c.
II. Burden; W. A. S., Mrs. C. II. Burden ;
w. F. s., c. E. Street; w. T., Miss. Emma
Root; W. NJ, Miss Eda Seeber; w. D. NJ,
R. W. Laughery w. /. g., Miss Leila
Root; W. 0. c., w. H. Roberts; w. c., j.
l.. lIosking p. w. c. T., Mrs. L. P. Smith.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

We are indebted to II. L. Street, for lib
erai supply Of Newspapers, Periodicals., Sc.,
Streets Book Store is the plncs to get choice
literature Of all sorts.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

The yield of the Confidence Mine last week
was ST 200. Total yield for the month
of April, So7, 500.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

The Bulletin of May Sd, reports contract
having been make III San Francisco for 50,-
600 ties for the Stockton & Copperopolis Rail-
road
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

THE FREsHo WEEKLY ExPosI7oa. We have
received the FIRST number of this paper, pub
lished by Peters & Co., at Millerton, Fresno
County. Heretofore there has been no pa
per published in that County, it will be great
ly to the benefit of its citizens to give it liber-
al encouragement, no other means can make
known resources and advantages so general
y as a local paper. The Erpositor will be
democratic in politics, it makes a good ap.
earance, and should meet with success.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

AZ the City Election held in virginia City
on Monday, the Republican candidate for
Mayor, Eaves, (whitel received 6n3 votes /;
Bird, Independent, (colored) received $50
votes.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

The Mite Society Of st. James Church will
meet at the residence Of D. Sewell Esq, on
Friday evening, May 18th.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

A. j. Markley, County Clerk of Contra
Costa County, died at Martinez Monday last.
of heart disease.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

RAILRoso RunoRs.-Ie is reported that the
San Joaquin Valley Railroad Company are
completing their road from Wilson's to the
Stanislaus river. by putting in culverts. etc.,
etc., and that as coon as the water recedes in
the Stanislaus they viii throw their bridge
across it and continue their road south.--h,.
dependent.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hdr Renewer will
positively restore gray hair TO its original col
or. Give it trial
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

NJ. Ramirez, Peruvian Consul at San Fran
Disco, died in that city Of consumption On
Monday.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
MAR R He ID.

In Columbia May 5h at the residence of NJ c. Anross
Esq, by Rev J. NJ. Campbell, Gideon Wing to -Ahss Me-
linda p Schwlk, all Of Columbia.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07
COUNTY TREAsURy.-The following amounts
were received in the Treasury for the month

The amount paid out by the Treasurer for
the month of April, was S3,557 04.
The union Democrat., 1870-05-07

In Los Angeles the County Court refused
to grant p,andamus requiring the Clerk to
register negroes. Application will be made
to the District Court, and if refused, it is said
an appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court.
The New York herald., 1870-04-13
Died.
ALLEN.--ELMER ELLSWORTH ALLEN, aged years

Died.
ALLEN.--ELMER ELLSWORTH ALLEN, aged years
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully nvtea TO attend toe funeral from the resi-,
Thursday afternoon, az two O'Clock.
BARTHoL0MEw.-At Bloomfield N. j., on Monday.
April II, Of pneumonia, JAMES Q. BARTHOLOMEW
Funeral services at his fathers residence, this
"wednesday afternoon, at halfpast three O'Clock.
Train leaves foot OF Barclay street ct two O'Clock p
M. Interment at Greenwood on Thursday morning.
BREMNER.-At Paterson N. j., on Monday, April
Bremner, OF this city, in the 4sth year Of hts age.
CAsEY.-On Tuesday morning, April IL, ROSA.
wife Of Patrick Casey aged 81 years
GreenpoinL Relatives and friends OF the family are
CURRAN.-At Yonkers on Sunday, April 10, at IL
O'Clock P. M. HUGH CuRRAN, contractor, In the
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from st. raas & ehnIch, oS,a fonkers' sns
Monday Az T Xpr H. ALBANIA Do
MINGo, of Havana, in the s3d year OF his age:
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
West Forty.seventh street this "wednesday morning.
at eleven O'Clock.
FERGUsoN.-On Monday, April II, at his resi-
dence at New Monmouth, N. j., THOMAS M. FER
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, ON Thursday morning. at ten O'Clock. Car.
riages in waiting at pier 50 North river, & 1901 9i
DSane street On te ARRIVAL 70 q jesse o'
GRAHAM.-On Monday, April II, Sergeant WILLIAM
G. GRAHAM, aged So years.
the relatives and friends, also Harlom Lodge, No.
457 +. and A. NJ, and Metropolitan Police, are re-
epectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence Of his ather.in-law, W. Hoggett Esq, No.
$50 East l23d street. Thursday afternoon, OF ono
O'Clock.
-NoTicE.-Brethren Of Harlem Lodge No. 457. F.
and A. NJ are hereby requested to assemble at the
attend the funeral of our late brother, William q.
Graham. A. NORTON BROCKWAY, Master.
HARDCAsTLE.-On Sunday, April TO- JOHN R., eld.
est Of Coles d. and Mary A. Hardcaste, aged "a
years, month aud 16 days.
The relatives and frieuds OF the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF his parents, 172 Alien street. this tWednes
day afternoon, at half-past one O'Clock. ,,
county Ill., on Wednesday, April O, LAWSON H.. son
OF Stephen d. ana M. r. Harris0n, aged "a years.
Funeral from residence OF his father Bergen, N J..
Carriages In waiting at Bergen avenue station