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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05
IIN1TED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE

u of Calfornia.-U. S. Land Office. City of Stockton,
Notice before The Register Receiver of the
Land Office. Whereas Cir vanB Batiste Ratio
Tuolumne County dill, the Gath day July, 1871.
apply the Register of the United States Once
ut Stockton California, to enter agricultural Land
the = and w Il of 8 Il, and 4 of 5 w
of section No. q, Township No north, range No. IL
east Mount Diabo Meridian portion of the same hay-
ing been returned by the United States Deputy Sur
yeyor mineral lands, portion upon which afidays
have been filed alleging the land to be mineral aud
upon which the following persons have Claims John
Harrington, mineral claimant to the "A of u Of
SE Il. and 5 = of N Is of Il of s Il II aud s
Il Of Il of 4 section q, Township No.
north, range Ne. IA east.
Therefore, in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office. is hereby
dered that on the 2Oth day of September. A. ID.
1871. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, you, John Harrington,
and each and every person claiming the above mem
toned land or sny part Thereof appear before the
q. s. Land ONCE in the city of Stockton with your
witnesses prepared to testify the mineral
mineral character Of the above mentioned land or any
rart thereof and show cause, if any there be, Why
Giovanni Battiste Ratio should be allowed
the aforesaid Land certain portions of the
Herein fail not OF the said land will be awarded
Giovanni Battiste Ratio upon his furnishing the proper
proof of compliance with the presumption law.
Witness our hands this oath day Of July, 1871.
MELVILLE C0TTLE, Register. -.
auo-5w OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
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s.THE UNIvERsAL AVER. On my jour
neys over the eontinent-through Turkey,
India, China. Japan, Peru, Chill, Paraguay,
Brazil and Mexico. and the United States
in them all to some extent and fn scme to
great extent, have found the universal Aver
represented by his family medicines. which
sre often held in fabulous esteem. Whether
they win their marvellous reputation by their
cures, know not, but know they have tito
such degree that it frequently gave me a
distinguished importance to have come from
the same country, Fields letters from abroad.
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fcopy of No.ice posted ON the Claim )

Nj Office is hereby given to whom concern that
~ application will be made by John Harrington TO
the Government of the United States for Patent the
following described Placer Gold Mining Claim viz known
Peppermint Falls Tunnel Companys claim, situated in
the Shaws Flat Mining District in Tuolumne County,
State of California; being bounded by lands claimed by
Messrs. Ratio and Wager the north, the east,
by lands claimed by the south, Messrs Dickinson
aud the aud more particularly described
as follows, to-wit: On surveyed land being the Il
of W 4. sec. &c /, S Is of u of SEA- S y of x
of E of sE Il SE14of SW Il of f 4, S Z Il OF
+ Il Of sec.oi. and {of n Il of sec. ST IN,
IA T. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian in hedstric Of
lands subject sale the u. s. Land Office, Stockton.
California and containing leo Said claim being
still particularly described in the diagram flied with
said apl LEGATION.
an persons holding any adverse claim thereto here
by required present the before the Register and
Receiver of the u Lard Office Stockton California.
within ninety days from the date Of posting and pubica
tion hereof.
Dated, at Shaws Flat. California. July 10th, 1871.
JOHN HARRINGTON, Applicant
August 9Th 1871 I'm
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IINITEO sTATEs OF ArrERICA. State

TINHTEO STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
" of California limited States Land Ofce CITY of
stockon-Notice aud citation before the Register and
Receiver of the Stockton land Office. Whereas, JOHN
WoLFLlNG, of Tuoumne County, California did on the
2sth day of July 1871 apply TO the Register of the u s.
Land Office. at Stockton California to agricultu
raj land, lois and 8, w of w Il, and N II Of 8
4 of section No. 81 Township No. 2 north Range No.
Is east Mount Cablo Meridian, portion of the same
ing been returned by the United States Deputy Surveyor
mineral lands, to.wt: Lot No 3, and N u Of w
Il, AMI wineralad having been fled by Cassareto
upon lot No ,
Therefore in compliance with Instructors Of the Com
missioner of the Genei al Land Office il is hereby ordered
that on the f5tl, day of September. A. I'D. 1STH,
at 10 O'clock, and each and person claim
ing the above mentioned land thereof appear
before in the u s. Land Office the city of Stockton
with your witnesses prepared testify as to the mineral
mineral character of the above mentioned land or
part thereof and show cause, il there be- whv
John Vong should not be allowed enter the foresait
land or certain portions Of the same Herein fail not or
tn said Land will be awarded John WonC upon his
furnishing the proper proof of compliance with the pre-.
emption law.
Witness our hands this 2sth day of July. 1871.
MELVILLE CoTTLE, Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver. -
eAurrIst & 1S71-5w %F .
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YES, EVERYWHERE In her bathroom in
her drawing room, boudoir, in her carriage,
at the ball or opera, on the promenade, every
where, a lady requires as the extreme of re-
fined enjoyment and fashionable luxury the
fragrant aroma of the genuine MURRAY &
LASMAN's FLORIDA WATER.
hSy- As there are worthless counterfeits,
always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by the proprietors, Lanman & Kemp. New
York. 55S.
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MELVILLE corTLE, Register.
lCopy OF Notice Po.,cd ON ,he claim \.

office is hereby given to when 1t may concern that
application will be made by Antonio Jose To the
Goyernent of the United States Patent 10 the fol-
lowing described Quartz Gold Mining claim viz: known
the undesirable Quartz Mining claim the vein being
termed pocket lode situated in the Tuolumne County
Quartz Mining District in Tuolumne county, State of Call
orna. being bounded by unclaimed land the North un
claimed land ON the East. unclaimed land on the SOUTH
unclaimed land the West, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, towit Is mile East Martinez On
claim, and run thence follows It-N $50. 600 feet
which pine tree in. in diameter bears CO. 81 ks
dist. 2n6-S 500 feet sci post in old abandoned
ditch for W corner of claim. 3dS SIP GOO feet
set post On stone mound for claim 4thuN
81 500 feet TO point of beginning enclosing area
IA loo In order this mine with the u
S. Government survey, commence of claim
and run thence lt$o, $50 lksintersec sec corner
between and lS-T N T. which locates the
claim in the n II of section ls. Township 2 north
Range Is East Mount Diabo Base and Meridian in tho
district of landssuhject to sale at the u s. Land Once
Stockton Cs"rnia and containing IL 100 acres. Said
claim being still mere particularly described in the dia
gram filed with said application.
All persons holding adverse claim thereto here
by required To the before the Register and
Receiver ofthe United States Land oce Stockton, CAL
iornia within Ninety days from the date posting aud
publication hereof.
Dated at Martinez, California, July 18th, 1871.
his
ANTONIO X JOSE, Applicant.
Wtness-E. f. WHITE. mark
August 9Th, 1871 SIN.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05

PIMPLEs, BLorcHEs, and roughness Of the
skin generally arise from depraved or vitiated
humors. Bris;ol's Sarsaparilla is the best OF
all known purifiers of the blood and humors.
This unfailing detergent neutralizes the pio-
sou, and occasional doses of BristoI's Sugar
coated Pills, taken at same time, purge out
the unhealthy secretions, insuring smooth,
white, soft skin. 5S4.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05
HOW TO CURE 1T.

At the commencement of the Diarrhna,
which always precedes an attack of the Cho-
lera, take a teaspoonful of the Pain Killer in
sugar ard water, (hot. if conveniently and
then battle freely the stomach and bowels
with the Pain Killer clear. Should the
diarrhea or cramps continue, repeat the dose
every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient
is relieved. In extreme cases, two or more
teaspoonfuls may be given at dose.
The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy,
has no equal. In cases of Cholera, Summer
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Asthma
it cures in one night, by taking it internally,
and bathing with il freely. Its action is like
magic, when externally applied to Old Sores,
Burns, Scalds. and Sprains. For Sick
Headache and Toothache don't fail to try 1t.
In short, it is a Pam KILLER.
HS Directions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in
Medicines.
Price 25cts, scots, & 81 00perBottle
Aug 5, is7i-@ims
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A photograph of the lace purchased by
Kate Chase, wife ex-senator Sprague. is retain
ed in the shop at Paris. it being the finest
lace ever made, and costing $4,000 for six
yards.
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DIE ID,

At Sonora, August Sd, Lorenzo Querrolo native of
Genoa, Italy, aged 50 years.
At Robinsons Ferry, August 2nd Franklin Haseltine,
native of Vermont, aged So years.
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Governor II. II. Haight. and Attorney Gen.
eral 10 Hamilton, win address the people of
Sonora on Friday, the 18th day of August
next.
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VI h RTE ID.

AT shaws Flat July 2sh by A. Bullerdieck, Esq, Mr..
John C. Trinidad to Miss Maria Isabella
In Stockton, July 9th, Daniel yedder and Dofinda
McClung.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05

There seems TO be no doubt as to the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company having bought
and obtained control of the California Pacific
Railroad, and the steamboat lines from Sacra-
mento snd Stockton to San Francisco. The
Republican of Stockton, trushfully says:
THUS dies the strongest opposition the great
monopoly ever had or, in the time of those
now living, ever will have, aad thus yields
to the pressure the friend whom the people
Of California hoped would stand between them
and oppression. Il is q sad and disastrous
blow to the people Of this State. and i, will
blight and wither the best interests Of the
Pacific coast. The entire freight and passen-
ger trade of California is now controlled by
one company, and that company composed
of men who have given the most unmistaka-
BILE evidence that from them the people may
expect no mercy. We have warmed into life
a viper, and its fangs are mingling deadly
poison in the veins of every industrial pursuit
in the State"
This is serious matter for the people of
the State to consider, unless the greatest
vigilance is exercised on their part, this gigan-
tic monopoly will have again, as in previous
years, controlofthe nextLegislature. Should
such unfortunately be the fact the means OF
every man woman and child in the State will
be at the mercy of heartless and mercenary
corporation. The only way that the welfare
and interests of the people can be protected
against this hydra headed incubus will be by
legislation, such legislation as will keep it
restricted to its legal rights ard deprive it
from enjoying any more special privileges.
Every voter at the coming election should
make themselves acquainted with the antece-
dents of each candidate, in relation to his
railroad record, and any one that is not free
from suspicion of being favorable to the inter
ests of the nlonopolists should be repudiated.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The Republicans
will hold political meeting tonight at Turn
Verein Hall for the purpose Of hearing what
I. 6. Phelps and John F. Swift, may have to
say.
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TOWNSHIP No. 4

TOWNSHIP No. 4.
For Justices of the Peace.
NJ. McGEHEE, w. L. OSPREY,
Fer Constable. ...............J. YOUNG.
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Thc Campaign Opened In Tuolumuc

On Thursday evening the Democracy of
Columbia held large and enthusiastic meet
ing which was addressed by Col. E. j. Lewis,
Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor
and w. B. G. Brown nominee for Secretery
of State. Being the first meeting of the
campaign and SO little interest having been
manifested, it was anticipated that the gath
ering would be small. Contrary to expecta-
ton several hundred assembled and listened
attentiveiy to the able end sensible remarks
was enthusiastic for Gov. IIaight who was
frequently cheered very heartily. Col. Lew
is, made strong and sensible speech in
which he reviewed to some extent the Repub-
lican State Platform, by the record showed
where several of the Republican nominees
have stood when representing the people,
which positions are inconsistent with their
platform and present promises. lie also re.
viewed briefly the Chinese question and iden.
tilted Mr.. Booth with George c. Gorham on
that question. lie also gave a statement of
administration of Gov. Downey to the present
time, which shows that the Republican party
under the administrations of Stanford and
Low, increased the State Indebtedness more
than two millions of dollars and doubled tax
alton. That under the present administra-
ton of Gov. IIaight the State debt has been
decreased more than two millions and taxa
ton reduced nearly one half.
His remarks were made in manner that
satisfied his hearers of their truth, he stuck
closely to the record, making no unsupported
assertions. lie was followed by Mr.. Brown,
who reviewed the Democratic State platform
and the "new departure" and touched on
national policy. 1t is seldom that we have
listened to political speakers that confined
themselves throughout to better language,
never losing their dignity of expression and
courteous speech toward opponents. The De-
mocracy of this county can but feel proud to
have an opportunity to support such men for
public position. The meeting at Columbia
was a success, and an indication of the victo-
ry that awaits our party in September next.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

ss For Governor.
u. III. lGHT.....................of Alameda
For lieutenant Governor
III. j. LEWlS.................... Tehama
Yor Judges Of Supreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE.............. of Sonoma
For the Short Tsrm
SIS. WR1GilT..............of San Francisco
For the Full Term.
Forsecretary Of State,
w. d. G. BROWN.............of Sacramento
For Controller.
n. o. DEWITT............... of Siskiyou
For State Treasurer,
A. r. CoRONEL..............of Los Angeles
For Attorney. General,
For Surveyor. General
JOHN W. B0ST....."................ofTa lars
For State Printer,
JOHN T. BARRY. of San Francisco
FOR Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
o. P. FITZGERALD. .of San Francisco
For Clerk Of Supreme Court
THOMAS LASPEYRE.. .............of Kern
For Harbor Commissioner.
JOHN ROSENFELD, .........of San Francisco
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SUPPLEMENT-.

To-day we issue Supplement of this pa
perof one page, which is folded with and is
sued with every copy of this days edition of
the UNION DExocRAr.
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hon. James W. Coifroth, lies in critical
condition at his home in Sacramento, his
friends fear tha. be will not recover.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~"-~->-r--~~~-~-~~-~->-~>~- ~---~->-~~~~~~
TU0LUMNE COUNTY
Republican Ticket.
Election Wednesday, Sept. 6, Is1a

RESOLVED, That the Republican Party In Too,rr
County Is opposed 70 granting aid by State or Cnn,;
e ksi keads IN any and every FORM whether by r or
subscription 10 TIE Capital Stock Issuance Of Rons
and that they viii support no man at m. e,,. '
Sr legislative position who docs not unequiyocslly en-
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05
for n Patent 10 n
Quartz Mining Claim.
(No. SS.)
UNITED srsTrs LAND oFncE,

T. 1
"A NToNlO JOSE, having FLED his application in this
< N office far q Patent to Mining Claim and the
law and instructions in snch provided having
been complied with it is hereby ordered that the
notice of such application be published Ninety DAYS In
the Union Democrat newspaper published nearest the
location Of said claim, at Sonora in Tuoumue County
State of California,
y-ry
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-05
FOR A PATENT TO A
Placer Mining Claim.
(No. S..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

T.
EOTIN II HARRINGTON, having filed his application in
e0 this office for Patent TO Mining Clam. and the law
and instructonsn such provided having been
piled with it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice
such application be published for ninety days lie the Union
Democrat newspaper published TIE location of
claim Sonora in Tuelumne County, State of Calf
forEia, MELVILLE C0TfLE, Register.
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TnwNsuIp No. 9

TOWNSHIP No. 2.
For Justices of the Peace,
j. HARRINGTON, L. w. KELLY,
For Constables,
PATRICK SMITH, P. CANE,
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Township Nominations,
TOWNSHIP No. |.
For Justices of the Peace,
JOHN McCABE, CHRLAES UPPER,
For Constables,
MsKENNY, JOHN FERRAL,
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FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER rs.
The Annual Ball
OF THE SOCIETY WILL BE HELD

Every possible will by the Mana gers
the Society and the citizens Stockton contribute to
the comfort and pleasure of visitors from the country
whom cordial invitation is extended to be present
that occasion.
desiring information may address either of the
following:
j. X. D0AK, President
T. X. HOOK, Treasurer.
II. I. COMPTON, Secretary.
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For SENATOR,
IN. C. ANDRosS.

Snpervisor District No. 2.
JONATHAN RAMEY.
Township Ticket.
TOWNSHIP No.
For Justices Of the Peace.
w. Il. SEARS, ............A. Ii. COLBURN,.
For Constable. JOHN MONAHAN.
TOWNSHIP No. 2,
For Justices Of the Peace,
+. E. WHITE....,.....A. BULLERDIECK.
For Constables,
j. j. WHITE. MARCO
TOWNSHIP No. 5,
For Justices of the Peace,
A. Is. PRESTON,,......,.C. B. CUTTING,
For Constsbles,
S. C. WHEELOCK.. M. HILL.
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FOR CONGRESS-,

FOR CONGRESS-,
s5saaN FIFst District
LAWRENCE ARCHER. =. of Santa Clara
second District,
JAMES w. COFFROTH..... of Sacramento
Third District,
GEORGE PEARCE.. Sonoma
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TUOLUMNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Cenutor.... w. n. EAhlN.
For Assembly,
GEO. A. WHITING, w. G. CONNOLLY,
D. B. CURTIS, of Inyo.
For County Judge. LETFORD,
For Sheriff. MUM,
For Clerk. HUGH FARLEY,
For Treasurer. Il. LANG,
For District Attorney. .....CAIEB DORSEY,
For Assessor. ...................T. G. BIRNEY,
For Sup't Common Schools. r. de HAVEN,
For Surveyor. s. COOPER,
kOG Oner.....................F. "A. FhEUND.
For Supervisor District No. ..
EDMOND PARSONS.
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Was in finer condition than present and in trials
Of speed Liberal Premiums offered to attract the
tention of all owners of Fine Stock.
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limited sTATEn OF AMERICA. STATE

August 5. 1S7l.-5w sFs
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For Supervisor District No. o.
EDMOND PARSONS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-23
Assaulted and Robbed.

At late hour Thursday night, while our
well known citizen, Peter Harris, Jr., was
on his way to his home in North Nashville,
he was assaulted On College street, near the
Louisville depot, by gang of thieves and
rOughs, and after being SO badly beaten as
to be disabled, robbed of his watch and
pocket book containing about $50. The
watch and most of the money were subse-
qHently returned to the owner, and yes
terday morning the police arrested Bill
Tucker and Jack Barnes, two men known
to be with the party who made the attack
on Mr.. Harris. The suspected men were
sent to the Office Of Justices Cassetty and
Everett, by whose direction they were
placed in jail to await committing trial next
Monday. Afterwards the prosecutor sent
word to the office that Bill Tucker was not
one of the men who assaulted him, and
Tucker was therefore released from prison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-12-23

Single copies cents; to dealers at 81
cents per copy.
This is an advance over the rates of 1871,
to which we have been driven by an imper-
alive necessity, it having been demonstrated
in our experience that the price heretofore
charged is altogether inadequate to the out
Law and expense incurred in the publication
of such papers as we have been issuing from
the city of Nashville. Assuming that we
will not, in justice, be expected to publish a
paper at clear loss to ourselves, and also
assuming that only very small proportion
of the public have even the most re-
mote conception of what our ex-
penses really are, as compared with
what they were before the war, it will be
appropriate to explain that every item for
material and labor is enhanced from one to
two hundred per cent, while some OF them
are increased eight and ten times beyond
what they were in 1883 and go. Then
the Nashville publisher paid out per week
less than five hundred dollars, which in
Guided all his expenses, while now the week
ly expense of publishing the UNION AND
AMERICAN and Republican Bonner, each,
will average two thousand dollars, and it is
all cash. The workmen must be paid as
soon as the work is done.
Since the year 1871 began, we have, by
doubling our telegraph expenses, increased
the volume of Geographic report to ten
thousand words daily-that is, by incurring
this additional outlay, we have been adj
mitted as members of the Western Asso-
ciated Press, so that now the people of
Nashville, who read our papers, get the
same Geographic news received by New
York, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and
all the leading cities of the United States.
We feel assured that our patrons will
Justify us in advancing the rates of subscrip-
ton as above given, since it is absolutely
necessary to sustain the expense of publi-
cation. J. o. GRIFFITH & Co.,
.s.rH. Union and american.
ROBERTS & PURvIs,
Republican Banner.