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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-05
House for Sale on Dantor,b Street

House for Sale on Danforth Street.
GOoD TWO STORY HoUsE-contains Par,or
- Library Room. Sitting Room. Dining Room
hltchen, four Chambers ana Bath Room. Furnace
gas and Sebago Lot 44xl3O. Price only S45OO-
less five per cent. for cash '
fnTss..t ALSO A COTTAGE HOUSE ON MAYO
H;iiI STREET, containing parlor, sitting roc M.
9A.sA bed room, kitchen. pantry, sink room and
two chambers. Good cellar and woodbouse. LOT
55x73 Price only $500. VIM. H JERRIS
July 90 1w# Real Estate Aoennt
House for Sale.
A ONE and half story house, centrally located
a and In coed repair. Hard and soft water on the
premises. This property will be sold at bargain If
applied Tor soon. Enquire at % Cedar st. jyi4tf
House for Sale,
ff..st Brick bonse, No. 40 Deeripg st.. sto, ies.
;iiI with French Root water, gas steam, nice gar,
-MEx den, &c, &c. e
Lot contains about 5000 square feet
,o, CHAS. PAYSON
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REAL ESTATE.


TUX No4LE!
GE::f The two Story Brick House with FRENCH
Eiij @ moo' NO. tZ Parkstreet, with modern improve
land Inquire of wv" S4""'o 'eo' Vi
Junl6 It JOHN c. PROCTER, 90 Exch'pst.
For Sale.
fsi:sA> The story Brick House and Lot. No 55
Mss; free street, central and desirable Iocation
.WeAi Tor Physician or Business Man. Terms libe-
JOHN g. PROCTER,
ausiuow Sc Exchange street.
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Girl Wanted.
A Capable Girl to do general homework.
a Apply at No GRAY street. au4d3t
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ZIUO First CLASS Stores
For Sale or Lease.

TNHE fine brick block OF Stores on Middle street.
ticularly for the wholesale jobbing business. Iron
fronts and light and airy Easements. Terms fayora-
Bile. Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, or JOHN 6.
PROCTER, Real Estate Agents. myIOtt
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II G. IL " ~ s.

THE test Inducements ever offered. Address H.
L A: McKenney y Co., No. 2. Elm street, Port
land, Me. mr31tt
" eA ~ TE ID.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-05

D X. Hunt, Marble Worker lost pocket book
4O containing considerable sum of money, and
some valuable papers, yesterday afternoon. Inc
finder will be literally rewarded by returning the
! same to 4. x. Hunt, No 312 Congress st. jy6 tt
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WANTED.
Situation Wanted

BOarderS Wanted.
TWO pleasant front rooms to let with board at 36
l. Free st. :" "
juy29d2w Mrs, A. ID. REEVES
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BUSINESS DIRECTORV


.Uu agency.
AiwELL q CO., 17i4 Middle Street Ann
MENTs Inserted in papers in Maine And thsl.If tharIf
Ut the country at the publishers loves rats.
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Proposals Wanted.
THE UNDERSIGNED will receive, until the 10th
i day OF August next. proposals ior building in
Cherryfeld Meeting House of wood in modern
sye 46xs1 feet on the ground with vestry, kitchen
&C., under the audience room. Full plans and
Specifications can be seen at any time in Portland
with the architect, Mr.. f. H. FAssE1 T, or with the
subscribers. Bidders may either include or exclude
the foundation The work must be completed by
the first Of August, 1872.
GEORGE WINGATE,
DAVID w. CAMPBELL,
J.ADAMS WILEY,
SAMUEL CAMPBELL,
SEWALL BROWN.
Cherryfeld, July "a, 1871. jy26dlw-w2t
Wanted!
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WANTED.

IA able employment By a man who has been in
the city for the last IA years. Can give satisfactory
reference as to character during that time. En-
quire at the. store OF JOHN KINSMAN,
Gas Filter, Exchange street.
Fortland, July ~, 1871. jy29slw
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Wanted!
4 good Laundress at No. II State Street.
IA july3tf
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STATE OF MAINE.
VIZ
1s Range Undivided half, say about II, 900 Acres
16 Range Z, I" g. 900
The above on Fish River.
13, Range I3-The whole Township saw about
12 q 15-East half. say about n O00 :"
12. 13-Undivided halt, say about ii, 900
The last named three lots are on The Allagash Riy-
er.
The above will be sold either in one or two lots to
suit purchasers, that is the Fish River Lands in one
lot and the Allagash River Lands in one lot.
TOr iurt ther particulars apply 10
ROBERT RANKIN & CO.,
St. John, New Brunswick,
Saint John, N. B., July 8, 1871. iy13 i'm
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

THE IRISH WoRLD.-We have received q
copy of a new paper of the above name, pub
lished in New York. 1t is large eight
page journal, and contains As columns of
reading matter. As an organ of thought it
has already acquired even a European repu-
taticn and is recognized BY the press of
America, of Ireland, and England as stand
ing first of its kind in the United States. As
a Vehicle Of News, it is, asits name rurports,
a condensed weekly history of the world
that is, of the Irish world-(and where over
the earth are Irishmen not to be found p
The chief Editor is the Hon. W E. ROBINSON,
late Member of Congress- who has so dis
tinguished himself for the persistent opposi-
tion to the arrogant pretentions of England
at all times and in all places. The hish
World is a marvel of cheapness-only 81 so
per year. Three persons, by clubbing to-
gether, car have the paper sent tn one ad-
dress for So for one year. The Editors In
vite persons to send on for Specimen Copies,
FREE. Tie St. Patrick's Day number will
have splendid illustration of the Grand Pro
eession. five miles long, marching through
New York. 4 thrilling story is to De CON-
menced at shout that time. Address-"The
IRisH WORLD" IL Frankfort street, New
York
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
TELEGRAPHrC NEWS.

CONCORD, n. H., March o0.-Provisioaal
certificates having been granted 10 the Demo
cratic members of Congress elect. thew have
left fnr Washin gton. The State Senate stands
FIVE Radicals and six Democrats one Of the
Democratic Senators elect has hut six majori-
~ another only nineteen. The Statesman
clams the House stands lG6 Radicals to l64
Democrats. Giving the latter the four Labor
Reform men, included in this estimate, the
Statesmen claims four members who were
returned by Toxin Clerks as Radicals hat are
Democrats, and claims there is no doubt it is
sure Of Il part, If no, the whole Of them,
which wifi give them majority Of six, which
they say, by the votes Of the disafected bolt
ing Radicals, can be raised 10 10 or Is.
The allotment Of offices, the complete
change Of the present incnmbents, the change
of acts relative TO the Supreme and Judicial
Court. to enable complete rotation on the
bench, ere subjects Of discussion in Demo
cratic circles.
Nfw YORK March 20.-A Washington
srecial says there are 900 dcfaulting Internal
Revenue Collectors in the United, States, the
total amount If whose Indebtedness fnots up
over S20, ,000, 600, six-twentieths Of which is
due from ten Individuals.
WAsnINGroN, March n0.-Mauy observant
politicians express the opinion that General
Logan will be the most formidable comretit-
or Grant viii have for the Presidential NOM
ination next year. strong movement in
his behalf is organizing in the West and ex-
tending throughout the country. The politi-
cal organization known as the Grand Army
Of the Republic, Of which Logan is Command
er-in-Chief. furnishes nucleus of the move
ment. hogan has no knowledge of the at
tempt 10 riake him candidate and it is
made without consultation with him.
KEY WEsr March 2l-Thc Tennessee, five
days from Kingston. has arrived with the
San Domingo Commissioners aboard.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The President
has nominated John w. Forney as Collector
of Customs at Philadelpha.
In the House, Kerr presented the creden-
tials Of Messrs. Bell. lIibbard and Parker
members elect of the House from New Hamp-
shire and moved that they be sworn in. 1t
was done.
0MAuA, March 22.--The impeachment
managers of Governor Buter closed the ar
gument yesterday. The deferce is expected
to close tomorrow. Probably the vote will
be reached this week The result is consid-
cred doubtful. although the managers have
made out strong case.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
BAD Condition Of Paris.

The city of Paris is terribly agitated, being
in the hands of class that cannot be expect
ed to restore order. The nationals are carry
ing out their wishes in Paris BY force and
many persons including high military men
have been put to death. Anarchy and con-
fusion are holding high carnival. The Theirs
Government has conceded to demands for
communal representation, and show firm
determination to enforce and maintain its au-
thority. Louis Blanc a life long Red Rerub-
lican W 10 was a member of the Provisional Gov
ernment of lS4S, and fortweu,y years exiled
from Franco, is at the head the committee that
haze asked so much and acted so bad The
leaders in the movement that has brought vio-
lence and created so much terror in the un-
fortunate city, may have started with good in
tentions, but it is feared they will not be able
to control their followers. The committee
distinctly deny that Generals Lecompte and
Thomas were executed with its concurrence.
II makes no difference whether the commit
tee had any thing directly to do with the
butchery of these two men or not, indirectly it
is responsible for that outrage and for all the
evils that have followed since its organization.
From the latest news received there is hope
that the Assembly will order elections for
Paris that may be accepted by the agitators
Outside of Paris there seems TO be no indica-
ton that the people do not accept the situa-
ton and direct their efforts TO repairing los
ses by the late war. The Assembly receive
assurance from various portions of the coun-
try, pledging to support its action for vigor-
Gus measures in breaking up the present ter
rible condition of affairs and restoring order
The Assembly is at Versailles some fourteen
miles from Paris where il is guarded by an
army. The condition of affairs show conclr-
sively that the French have not the elements
requisite for the maintenance Of Republican
institutions. AS people they love liberty
but are not competent to maintain it among
themselves. They have yet to learn to agi-
tate peacefully, to make changes politically
without resorting to murder and assassination,
to substitute discussion for rioting and barri-
cading.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
,UunoNs.-IN rHEJUsrrcE,s Cour.

SCMMONS.-IN THE III STICE'S Court
- of First Township in the County of TuolumDe State
of California Robert Marshall, Plaintiff, against g. NJ
Summers Defeudant-Summons. The People OF the State
Of califRnasend Greeting to G.. NJ. Summers, resi-
dent. defendant
You are hereby required appear before at my Of
fee in the First Township in the County Of Tuoumne in
brought against you by the above named Plain
tiff and the complaint in said action. file in my
Office within Fifteen days Exclusive of the day of service)
after the service this Summons The said action
is brought the of One Hundred and Thirty
nine dollars besides interest at per per month in
T. S. gold coin note of hand. dated March 18th 1865
will mere full appear by reference the which
filed in my Office the 10th day of March, 1870.
And you hereby notified that if you fail appear
and answer said Complaint asabore required said Plar-
f Will take Judgment against YOU fer the said mt OF
S 90 besids interest aforesaid together with
and damages.
To the sheriff any Constable Of sad Tuolumne Coun-
", Greetings Make legal service and due hereof
Given under my hand this 22d day of March, A. 1871
JAMES LETFORD.
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
March 1S-l.-S
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

loSr IN rms MorSrATNs.-A apsns.rb
from Oakland Oregon, March 10Th Owes tho
following sad account:
oo the evening Of the llth inst. John Per.
due and Jshn BeasIey, of Looking Glass val.
ley 'n thus conSay, went into the Coast Range
mountains tor atew hours to hunt, intending
70 return before night. hligen, search has
been made for them, but no trace has 70,
been found. Some Of the men in ssar,h
nearly per;shed. Three men of one nar,v Of
five are alse supposed TO be lost. as they did
not return according 10 arrangements made
also another party of FIVE are supposed to he
lest. Large companies are forming 10 90 in.
TO the mountains after them. n is almos,
certain they have periShed with cold. II has
been cold and the fes very dense 10 the mosn-
tains. raining and showing continually for
tie past week. I,isstll raining.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

SHor AND PAINFULLY WouNpEp.-.The
Stockton Independent of Monday has the fol-
lowing in relation to the shooting of the son
ct W. Q. Trip who resided many years in
Sonora
Throogh a dispatch from Nisalia on the
18Th instant, we learn that on Friday night
last Henry Tripn, son Of W. Q. Tripp. sad
dier, IL this city, was shot in the town of
NIsata by john Buckingham, sheep herder
Il appears buek'ngham had a difficulty in a
Sa'eea short time previously with another
m"e, and meeting Iripp in TIE street mistook
him for the person aud commenced sr;ns ,t
htm With n revolver. One ball took effect in
his thigh, renc'ng upward, and has not been
extracted. Buckingham, seeing the effect If
his shot, took TO his heels and has no, vet
been arrested, though closely followed bv the
officers.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

If YOU FEEL dull, Respondent drowsy, de-
bilitated, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badly, poor appetite, and tongue coat
el. you are suffering from torpid liver, or
"Bilionsness." Nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently as DR.. Pierce s
Alt. Ext. of Golden Medical discovery. 1t
also cures all severe lingering Coughs and
tones up and strengthens the whole system.
Sold by druggists. To avoid Counterfeits see
that DR.. Pierce's private U. S. Government
Stamp is on the outside wrapper.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

THE GERMAN PEACE JUBILEE.--The Ger
mans of this county had good time on We'd
nesday, at Sonora. During the afternoon
the crowd gathered FROM every direction until
towards night our streets presented an old
time appearance. Soon after dark the crowd
assembled on the North side of the city where
they provided themselves with pine torches,
formed in procession and paraded through
our streets with fine music, making au i'm
posing appearance. Upon arriving at Turn
Verein Hall, after music by the band, A.
Bullerdieck, Esq, of Shaw's Flat, delivered
an address in German which was we'll receiv.
ed by the Germans present, after which the
gentleman delivered it in English. We were
not able to hear the speaker sufficiently well
to understand him on account of the noise Of
persons walking in the Hall, there being nc
seats provided for the convenience of his hear
ers. We will publish the address in our next
issue. After the speaking foe display of
fire works was made, and then came the Ball
which was largely attended and lasted until
Thursday morning. The arrangements were
we'll conducted (except the want of seats du-
ring the speaking, and every thing passed
off very satisfactorily. Our German friends
behaved with dignity INDUCED in nothing that
could give offence to the friends of the van
quished. 1t was truly demonstration made
for the purpose of giving vent to their JOY,
that peace once more blesses their Father
land.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

GENTLY DOES 1T, without pain or irritation
DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR BiTrERs relieve the
constipated bowels !; at the same time Sc
thoroughly toning their inner membrane and
restoring their mechanical action,z that il
seems as if they had been reorganized on AT
improved plant Yet the result is solely dut
to nature, reinforced, and sustained by tn,
best Vegetable alternative and tonic. that eve
passed the lips of the sick and suffering.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

Rev. Father Foley. having been invited by
the Irishmen of Stockton, to deliver public
lecture 10 that city for the benefit of his mis-
sion to raise funds for the CathedralofQueen-
stowp. has responded, and will conform to
their desires by delivering public lecture IN
that city Tuesday evening, April 4th, on the
1.-THE Trials ard Triumphs of the Irish
Church,
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

Read THIS Il had suffered for about lS
months with chills and fever: 7 bottles of
Bristol's Sarsaparilla cured me.i--J. v.
RANDALL. lone City.
with health ruined and no hope Of recov-
cry. began using Bristol's Sarsaparilla and
Pills. continued their use for 6, months.
and am now quite well. l."-GEo. INGALLS,, Sa-
crdmento.
Il tried all the different Sarsaparil'as
Bristol's alone relieved me of constant sue
cession of b"ils and pustules. ID. COLLINS,
Portland, Oregon. sol.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

No ExcyRsIoSs--In answer to a letter
written bv r. Davis. of Stockton, to Mr..
Goodman. General Passenger Agent of the
Central Pacific. Mr.. Goodman states that
the company are Eot getting up any excur-
sions to the East for the present year, their
experience last year being such as to con-
vince them that the legitimate business of the
road has been very much Injured by such ex.
cursions. Tie therefore declines to give any
rates for 1871.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

j. NJ. Heilman who was convicted IN Stock
ton of the crime of Arson snd sentenced to
three wears and six months imprisonment In
the State Prison, escaped on Monday last
from the Sheriff, who was conveying him
with two other prisoners to San QIeotin' He
jumped through car window while the
train was going at the rate Of twenty-five
miles an hour and made good his escape.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

The Pain Killer is 10y universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself reputation un-
surpassed in the history Of medicinal prepa-
rations. Its instantaneous effect in the erad-
cation and extinction of Pain in all its va
rious forms incident to the human family,
and the unsolicited written and verbal testi-
mony of the masses in it's favor, have been,
and are its own best advertisements.
The ingredients of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely Vegetable, render it perfectly safe
and eficacious remedy taken internally, as
we'll as for external applications. when used
according to directions. The stain upon lin
en- from its use is readily removed by wash
ing with alcohol.
This Medicine. justly celebrated for the
cure of so many of the affections incident to
the human family, has DOW been before the
public over thirty years, and has found it's
way into almost every corner of the world /:
and wherever it has been used, the same
opinion is expressed of i,s medical properties.
In any attack. where prompt action upon
the system is required. the Pain Killer is in
valuable. Its almost instantaneous effect in
Relieving Pain is truly wonderful and when
used according to directions, is true to its
name, PAIN KILLER.
Ia Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price 25cts, Scots, 1 81 00per Bottle
Mnrrh
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

superyisor Foulke has recommended to the
departmens at Washington, the consolidation
of the FIVE California Revenue Districts into
three districts. He proposes to leave the
first district. including San Francisco and
San Mateo as at present, and then divide the
balance of the State for the second and third
districts.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

The Rothschilds are said to have lost from
$50, ,000, 900 to S75, ,000, 900 by the result OF
the Franco-German war. They all believed
at first that the French would be victorious
but two weeks after the Germans had crossed
the Rhine. they saw their mistake. and made
new investments which prevented them from
losing thrice as much as they would have
done had they not corrected their blunder in
good season.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
FoR 80 YE.Rs The dark.eyed and Lowell,

For so YEARS, The dark-eyed and lovely
daughters of Spanish America have used
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER as
their only cosmetic and toilet perfume. 1t is
the most fragrant, as well as the most lasting
of all Floral Waters, and possesses refreshing
and invigorating properties not contained in
any other preparation of the kind.
Da- Az there are counterfeits. always ask
for the Florida Water prepared bv the rro-
prietors, Lanman & Kemp, New York Sos
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

PARDGNED.--John Lehmann. sentenced in
1889 in Tuolumne county to fifteen years inn
in the second degree. has been pardoned by
Governor Haight. The reasons set forth are
that he was recommended for pardon BY the
Board of State Prison Directors. and that he
has nearly served out the full term for which
he was imprisoned. -Reporter.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

To CURE A CoUGH, to relieve all irritatiors
of the throat, to prevent hoarseness, to restore
perfect soundness and health to the most deli
cate organization of the human frame-the
Lulgs,-use IIiStGr's BGlSdm Of lFad Cher
19I
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
CopprKoro1,s RlLRo.p.-The Repu6lican

CoppERoroLIs RAiLRoap.-The Rtpaohcdn
Of Saturday last tellsus that:
TRACK LAYERS will commence laying track
on section Of ten miles beyond Peters on
Monday next. la a short time twentv-eight
miles of road will be completed. This viii
take the cars some distance into the foot bills
and within ten miles oe Copperopolis.
The Independent of Monday says; Sever
al miles of Stockton and Copperopolis Rail
road. from the town Of Peters eastward. are
ready for the iron. and gang of track layers
will cnmmeuce isying down the rails to-day.
Mr.. Tolhert. the contractor, is pushing the
work of grading raridly along the rolling
lands between The eastern verge Of the valley
and the foothills The track win soon he
laid far enough east From Peters to justify
the Company in establishing another way
station. The work Of constructing the road
is being pushed speedily forward, and execat-
ed in the best possible manner.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

A man with scolding wife says he has
less tear OF the jaws Of death than Of the jaws
of life.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

At Sonora March 10th. Louis infant of Adolf
,annie Pinto agei months and ! days
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Chapped Hands aud Face.
Sore Lips. Dry NESS of tho skin,
&c. &c,
Cured at once by HEGEMAN'S eAMPH0R ICEaWIrFI
GLYCERlNE. II Keeps the hands soft IN all weather
See that You get EGEMAN'S. Sold by all Druggists
only rs cents. Manufactured only by HEGENAS q C. .
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Dec. ~, 1S0.-ly
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

The Mexican Congress met on the 10th in
slant. A law has been proposed excluding
Juares from reelection to the Presidency
The Congress does not appear to be in a
friendly Lumor with the President.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
MAR RAE ID.
DIED.

A, Sonora March 10Th, BY Rev S I'm, Mr.. Robert E.
Gardiner to Miss Nary P. NIL,
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
ANNUAL REPORT.

The Trustees Of the City Of Sonora would present this
their Annual Report for the fiscal year 1870:
General Pund Receipts.
1870 Delinquent property Tax 1869 s n
Ten Theater Licenses so 90
1871 Three Circus Licenses 30 90
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

If you lave good thing, advertise it. ii
you haven't don't.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

Report says Rothschild has negotiated a
loan of S4oo, ,ooo, 600 with the French Govern
ment at per cent. at IS.
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25
D.sbursimcmfs
street Fund Receipts.
DisbuPsments.

Nav 2. 1870, Four Street Tax 1869, IL 90
March g. 1871, One hundred & twenty
seven Street Tax, 121) sos 90
The union Democrat., 1871-03-25

$50 ReWard..ERsM~aE1a Rs~a1a n HsScs asis ceis.
will be paid by me to any person who will give infena-
tion that will lead to the detection the person who shot
my Cow the afternoon night Of Wednesday March
Sth, 1871.
Sonora, March Q, 1s7l-1m