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The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

Are not 1--WE the people" belonging TO this
uncertain shifting balance a green lot To-
dividually. will we net get the best of eacll
other il q horse-trade if we can will we not
fit become a military necessity, lie to each
other? will we not be small with each other ?
Still when we pick out a man; when we send
hi1 up; put him In a prominent position;
place him TO represent us in deliberative as
semblage, do we not demand almost upcon-
sciously that he acquit himself fairly. nobly
and riagnanmously? And what this balsne-
ing power demands of the man. does it not
demand of the party with which it has tenn
porarily sided?
Does it not behocve the politician, then.
Mr.. Editor. TO be most careful of utterances
dictat ed perhaps by sense of outrage and IN
justice? Tie utterance of one single indiv'd-
ual has by adversaries been caught up. and in
the end proved the leaven which in past time
has worked the political dough all on the
wrong side of the bread.bowi. Ia whatever
does not directly concern our pockets, we the
people, the balancing of power, are keen and
severe ceusoIs. Pclitic and politicians are
words whose meaning is worth studying.
They imply skill, wisdom, self-control, Judg-
ment and forethought.
Being in San Francisco the other day,
visited family over which have a certain
sort of parochial charge. | found them de-
moralized. All hands had quarrelled with
our landlady. There was daughter-in-aw
mad at her mother-in-law; husband grouty
at his wife; the China boy had been discharg-
ed and a worse one put in his places and two
sisters one living up stairs and tie other
down, not on speaking terms with each other
tive. l traced the disturbance through a
period of two weeks down &c a sermon. We
were communicates at DR.. Scudder's church.
DR.. Scudder had temporarily left. DR.. Gun
ningham had taken his place. DR.. Scudder
draws the gospel mild. lie has put eternal
punishment, predestination and the unpar-
donable sin in the lumber room of the Mission
Street Church. DR.. Cunningham on taking
command, brought the old dust covered doc
trine out, and even illuminated them fright
fully with the flames of the eternal burning
We were shocked; we wer MT used to it: our
nerves We're set all in twitter; we missed
the Scudderian emollient; we come home cross;
we became contagious; the landlady caught
it and boxed the China BOYS ears; the row
spread it got up stairs; our sister-in-law felt
an irritable all overishness; hence that row;
ditto for our mother-in-law; she didn't know
what allied her; hence her row: ditto the two
sisters: hence their row; all from sermon;
all Cunningham S fault.
PRENTICE MILFORD.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

After thorough trial by iDnrmerable living witnesses
has proved itself The Medicine of the Age. 1t is
an internal and external remedy positive pcf its
efficacy IS that its sales have constantly increased and
wholly upon its merits. The effect of the Pain Killer
upon the patient when taken in of Cold Cough Bow
ell Complaints Cholera, Dysentery and other affections OF
the system has been truly wonderful, and has for
name among medical preparations that be for
gotten Its success in removing pain, external
mey, in cases of Burns Bruises, Sores, sprains, Cuts
stings OF Insects and other of suffering
ed for it s1ch host Testimony, almost infallible
remedy that it will be hardcd down posterity one
Of the greatest medical discoveries Of the leth century
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

HmR, Leaves Wharf Corner of First
of the following dates, for PANAMA cnnneci X. vie
Panama Railroad, with Of the Companys splendid
steamers from ASPlNWALL for NEW YORK H1
On the 10th, 18th and Both OF each moD.h that has
thirty days.
On the l0ih. 18th and 3oth ofeach mounth has thf
tyone days When the 10th, 18th and Both fnll SUNDAY
they VII leave on Saturday preceinT; when the lIth
sais on Sunday. they Will leave iionay following.
Steamers leaving San Francisco on the 10th aud Both tvuch
nc ManZanillo. ALI touch at Acapulco.
Departures OF the 18th 18th expected tn conpect
with the French Transatlantic Co.'S for St NaI
are and English steamer for South America.
through tickets can be obtained.
The following steamships will be dispatched dates az
given below
| Feb. 1s,-GoLDEN CITY connecting with Alaska.
M Only two classes Passengers ro~ carried-
Cabin and Steerage All Cabin passengers eftiiid to fne
same iare attention and privileges i.+.t =
Passengers berthe through Baggage checked tbroues
loo pounds allow ed each adult. ..
An experienced Surgeon en- bard. Medicine and AZ
tendance free l.-
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'c''ck 20;
requested have their baggage on oard pe
/ lore 10 O'Clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the 'unard lhntn
and National Steamship Lines, can he ob'ihc't " ~o
of P NJ $ S Co.. San EranriSco, whore may as" Pe,o
tanned orders TOR passage from Liverpool a.
to Sap Francisco either hv II New York or 81 I1a
.s-if desired m, amount of fl0 go viii he aivan-
ced with the abnve orders. Holders oi erheIs w" ~
ar rcd to identify Themselves the agents IN EnghpN
For Merchandise and Freight for New io'k As WV
| norris. sply To Nessrs. WELLS. FARGO Co.
No Preic,t will received on board after y, ~ ~
| iay prior 10 the steamers departure. ..sra
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FOR JAPAN AND CEfNA.

The Steamers will leave the tsis OF ev!c e,esth
n,,n..,,atIT- ar noon for YOKOHAMA aad itN6klNA
crnnnestinS nt YOKOHAMA with sh. oO'nrssys brAsth
line Ion SHANGHAI, sia. H!oss AMI AAsA~Ae' 9 g ta
March let, lsso-steamss Jam CaPts"s-----:sota
shippers Of frsi2it ~ Sli "A er ,AaN ArS rSse-'ee
Far and al other i;ovnstien asPsy 81 ff-Pa
Ia :, =, - sShrr t>s niee. ccSlIs1 uf SacIanrnr'
a.. FYYa assa =
hFrss''''" ,s uLIvLS LLnslIGL A 60
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Mule for. Sale,

NOR SALE, a LARGE Work MULE
E1 in fine condition Persons wishing 10 buy. en-
qure Of John Mundorf. Sonora, at my ranch three
miles last of Sonora. ,t
JOSEPH SNYDER.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12
the District Court of The United states:

q n the District Court of the United states.
District OF Caorna-In the Matter of Christian Rest
Of Tuoumne County, Voluntary Bankrupt-In Bankrupt
cy.-Beore Mr.. Samuel J. Clarke. Jr.-Notice is hereby
given That Petition has been filed in said Court by
Christian Reist of jamestown Tuolumne County in said
District duly declared Bankrupt under the Act OF Con-
gress approved March 2l 1867 for Discharge arG Ger
ticate thereof from all his debts aud other claims pova
bic under said Act and that Tuesday the First day Of
March. A. D. 1870 at IL clock a. NJ of said day before
the District Co;rt Of the United States, the City and
County OF San Francisco assigned the time and place
Tor the hearing of the same, when and where any cre
tors vino have proved their debts. and person in in
terest appear and show if they have. why
the prayer of the Petitioner should be granted, BY
order OF
SAMUEL !. CLAKE. Jr.
Register in Bankruptcy.
January % lS-o-oy
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ENthc Di.Iict Conr. of the United Stm,cs,

% " TUC avfNEIFCt NUITt Uf tHC VHItEU ss'I'NFS,
District Of Caornia-In the Matter of Isaac Ripper
dam Bankrupt-In Bsnkruptcv-No is hereby given
That Petition has been flied in said Court by Isaac Hip
peran of the County of Stansaus in said District, duly
declared Bankrupt under the act of Congress approv-
ed March d 1867 for Discharge and Ger fcate there
Of from all his debts and other claims provabe under said
Acts: and that TUESDAY the lst day of March, A D. 1870
IL oclock A. of said day. before the District Court
of the United States in the City and County of San Fran
CISCO assigned the and place for the hearing of the
same. when and where any creditors who have proved
their debts and any person in interest may appear and
show they have why the prayer of the Peti
toner should not be granted BY order of
ASHER r. BATES.
Register in Bankruptcy.
January -, lS7O-2w.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

An English country gentleman has con-
ceived the idea of stocking his park with live
snakes, and advertises for supply of all va
rieties Of :hese reptiles.
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5 8 8 8 5 8 5 IS 8

TO TUE WORKING CLASS.-We are row prepared {,
furnish all classes with constant employment at home
light and profitable Persons of either easily
from Soc to s. per evening" end proportional sun
by devetiag their whole time the business Boys
girls nearly much men. That all who th
notice may send their address and test the business,
make this unparalleled offer: To such we'll sat
fed, will send 81 pay for the trouble of writing
Full particulars, valuable sample. which will do to
work and copy of The PEoPLEs LITERARY Con-
pANIoN-one OF the largest and best family newspaper
published-all sent free hy mall Reader, if you wan
permanent. profitable work. address T. G. ALLEN g. CO.
AUGUSTA. MAINE.
Jan. -, lSIo.-3m
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STATE OF CALrroRNuA. County

~ of Tuoumne. e.-To Il. H. Leyersee Notice is hereby
given that meeting of the Springfield Tunnel Compa-
held Springfield in said County and State aforesaid
the Sd day of October. 1869. Assessment of One
Hundred and Sevent y-One dollars payable L. s Gold
Con levied against and half shares i'll the
Springfield Tunnel Company situated IN the Springfield
Mining District State and County aforesaid claimed and
owned by you for labor performed and material furnished
for sinking shaft and making tunnel Notice is here
10y gIye that unless the above mentioned Assessment is
paid before the 10th day of March, A. d. 1870 that
Notices will be posted and the above mentioned share sold
at Public Auction Suiccncy thereof to satisfy said
delinquency together with the of sale provided by
An Act of the Legislature of this State entitled An Act
concerning partnerships for mining purposes, approved
April ID, 1906
NATII'L CLARK.
Superintendent and Secretary Protein.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-12

~ linn c. Ieslep. Deccased-Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned. Administrator Of the above named h
the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said deceased exhibit the with the
vouchers. within four months from the first publication of
this notice the undersigned the Office, of ii. B.
Mcneil Attorney at law in the City of Sonora. "a
ABNER PITTS, Administrator.
Sonora. Feb. ID. 1SI0-4w - Z
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Ar0TlCE TO CREDITORs-E


STiTE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
~ Tuolumne,-i Probate CouriIn the matter of tile
Estate of Terrence Joseph Smith, deceased-Pursuant to
order Of said Court made the 29th day of January
A. ID. 1870 Notice is hereby given. that Saturday. the
10th day of February A. D. 1870. at II O'clock, A. NJ OF
said day and the Court Room of said Court at the Court
House in the City of Sonora County of TIoumne have
been appointed as the time and place for proving the
Will of said Terrence Joseph Smith, deceased and for
hearing the application of James Croke and John PEN
dergast for the them of letters tesnenty
when and where any person interested appear and
contest the same.
RE. GARDINER. Clerk.
BY I. J. Potter, Deputy.
Dated Jan % 1S-O-fab 5-3w
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Mashinefon 60. e.

NEW York, Nov. ia Washing
ton special says that among the nu-
merous rumors aaoat. is one that Col
lector Murphy, of New York, has
signifed his intention to resign at
once, and the names of Judge Pier.
pont, Gen. f. II. Spinner and General
Pleasanton are mentioned in connec-
ton with the place.
Another rumor sends Senator
Conkling to England, and still an.
other contemplates the transfer of
Judge Allison, now Register of the
Treasury, to the Office of Commits
sioner of Patents.
a Washington correspondents tele-
graphed last night: Letters have
been received at the White House
from prominent persons in New \ Ork.
who have close business and personal
relations with the Presidents, urgi ng
him to make clean sweep of federal
officers. These persons represent that
the plan of giving New York city Of
fees to Radicals from the country has
worked badly both ways. 1t has Sc
cured defeat in the city, and it has
alienated in the rural districts great
HumDSA5 VI AeANACaLes WHO COu40 SCI
no reason for the selection of the IA
vorites named. There is a move ma
turing which will astonish some of the
persons busiest in the recent canvass
in your city.
The Sun says We are informed or
credible authority that the volunteers
Of Havana, in concert with kindred
organizations Of other cities and
ports of Cuba occupied by Spaniards
have dispatched an emmissary to trea
with the President of the Cuban Re
public. The propositions said to
have been sent to President Cespedes
are, that all parties in Cuba shall
unite in declaring Cuba Independent
Of Spain; that all Spanish civilians 81
present on the Island remain in th,
enjoyment Of their possessions; tina
Spain be summoned to withdraw he
navy and army; that treaty of peac
and Of commerce be offered to Spain
which shall be beneficial to her; tina
the slave trade be abolished. but tina
slavery shall be preserved.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
THE WAR IN EUROPE,
Morning and Afternoon Dispatches


ALT BREISACH, November 9.-The
dismantling Of Notifications has al
ready commenced. Now, that the
French works on the opposite side of
the river are all in German hands. the
heavy battery at the north of the town
has been entirely removed, and the
guns in Sehlonesburg have been taken
to the lower part of town.
The Baden artillery has been
thanked by the Prussian Government
for its gallantry.
The Grand Duke OF Baden Is at
the headquarters of King William.
LILLE, Nov. 10.-The City Council
unanimously passed resolutions that
Bazaine, in telling the army, which
he traitorously surrendered to the en-
envy, that the city of Lille and all
Northern France craved peace at any
cost, lied signally, and this body in
dignantly spurns the lie.
FLORENCE, November II. - The
Pope has fixed his compensation for
improvements made by him in Rome,
at S., 000,00O.
LONDON, November 11.-Latc last
evening, report was received here,
that the CARLSON at New Breisach
had holster white flag. The rumor
is confrned to-day, announcing the
capitulation of the fortress yesterday
afternoon. Five thousand prisoners,
including one hundred officers, fell
ipto the hands of the Germans. No
guns were captured.
A rumor from Berne and Berlin,
states that Garibaldi has surrendered
to the Germans. No particulars are
received. The report is generally dis
credited.
The report lately published in the
Daily NeloS, of tbs city. relative to
the attitude of the Empress Eugene.
is pronounced false at Berlin. No
envoy has been sent to her by the
Prussian GoVSrnment, nor have any
such clsIms as those mentioned been
put forward at all.
correspondent of the Times,
writing from Berlin. yesterday, says /:
A sharp reply has been returned to
Austria, In response 10 her note
offering mediation on the grounds
that Austria having armed at the be-
ginning of the war, is disqualified
now to act as a neutral.
1t is generally thought that Prussia
will prefer the annexation of Alsace
and Lorraine to any guarantee that
neutral powers may see fit TO make.
Prussia's relations with Austria and
Russia are not such as to render any
guarantee of Theirs acceptable.
There is great distress among the
poorer classes of French, owing to
the Government having seized all the
money in the Saving Banks, together
with the property of the Corpora
tons and Commissions, which by
French law were placed in the custody
of the State
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FIeeti0n Items.

ST.. LOUIS, November 11.-Com-
plete returns from the country give
Brown 1886 and MoClurg 4.672
Browns majority 1854. 1t is re-
ported that the msjorities from 81
counties give Brown 41,795 and
MoClurg 1854; majority for Brown,
30,911. These indicate Browns ma
iority in the State to be from 35, 900 to
10000.
The Republican claims, from the
returns and estimates from forty
nine counties, the following result for
the Legislature: House-Democrats,
81; Fusion, 10; Liberals, 16; Repub-
licans. 20. Senate-Demoorats, z;
Fusion, z; Liberals. l; Republicans,
2. The Liberals have the County
Marshal, Clerk, Circuit Court and
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for
the Court of Criminal Correction.
The Democrats have all others county
officers By handsome maiorities. in
Guiding judges Of the Circuit Court
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NEW Books ANB PERIODICALS.

The FATHERLAND SERIEs.--We
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SHERTFF'S SALES.
SharifFa Rala-Nn- p


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
80 issued out Of the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor of
Morgan, Read q Co.'S and against William
M. Lak1n, i Will, ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1870,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock An. and
O'Clock PM. of said gay, at the door of the
Court House. in the City of Evansville,
Indiana, offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and Profits TOR the term OF seven
years of the leasehold interest in the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, tO-Wit:
A part CT the tract or part Of ground in
the Eastern EnlaI cement OF the City OF
Evansville known as the Evans Home
stead, being thirty feet on Main Street,
and commencing at q point seventy-fVe
(75) feet from the corner lFroperl OF Filth
Street, and running thence towards Sixth
Street along Main Street thirty (30) feet,
and running back from Main Street dis
lance of one hundred and forty-f four li45)
feet to an alley In the rear, together with
all the privileges and appurtenanees there
unto belonging.
And should said RentR and Proats not
sell fer q sum sufficient TO satisfy said Writ
and Costs, I Will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale ali the interest of de-
fendant in said premises. No relief.
A. PEAFFLIN, Sheriff W q.
DENNY q KUALER, Att'ys for Fltn.
nOV2.td
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Shariff,s Sale-No. 4.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
80 sale issued out of the Office of
the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court, in favor of De Witt q. Keller,
and against Charles Hebbinghaus, ST.,
Charles Hebbinghaus, Jr., William Heb
bIngnaus. Louis Hebbinghaus, and An.
drew J.. Fuller, viii, on
WEDNESDAY, NoVEZBER 3D. 1870,
Between the hours of 10 O. clock AM. and 4
o'clock Pm. of said day, at the door OF
the Court House in the City OF Evansville,
Indiana. offer for sale, at Public Auction,
the Rents and Profits for the term OF seven
years OF the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: Lot. No. Twelve Q2l, in Block
Three ca, In Bakers Addition to the CITY
OF Evansville, Vanderbbrgh County, Ind
And should said Rents and Proats not
sell for q SUM EufFicieltto satisfy said Writ
and Costs, 1 VIII, az the same time and
place, offer for sale tie Fee Simple Of said
premises. No. relief.
A. PFAFFLIN, SherlR V. q.
Z. MAIER. Atty for Pltn. now