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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-15
BY James VI. Taylor
Rcal Estate Agent and AucIoiieer'
Office No. ITO Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESIAIE
Il IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTEKF )! r 4 l.
NEAR THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER: BElSe
4 PART OF FALLS PLANTAIlOS, tSS
TANNING ABOUT SIXTY ACRES OF LAM
Ar irCTION.-By virtue of Il deed OF trust faut
on the I'D day of january. 1901. to the stnsCri'cI
from d. f. Ward, recorded In the clerks once U,
Chesterfield County Court. to secure inc pay ihet VI
certain negotiable notes and bonds therein men
toned at the request of the beneficiary III siu ueel
and in conformity with the directions OF decree o.
the Circuit Court of Henrlco pronounrel on tc w
,iav Of November, 1871, III the c:.'lsc OF urp! az
miuisr alUr. &C.. Mason, &c. elEl sen ~ uDis
u,lrinn To the highest bidder, on the premises, or
the 18th ly of December, 1871. al cock l.. IL. w
fair If not the first fair day thcrcattcr) III inc oae
i'm which they are mentioned In said decree, the lp
lowing propcTty-to wit: >.r,, ,,,n1,c .,t
A trac, containing about TWENTY AIhES' am
one containing about FORTY ACRES, Win tilG l'
proycmcnts thereon, consisting OF Il fine dwelling
house and all necessary olt-bulldlhss' hcari! ny"
l,ce parts of the Fairs Plantation, ana bouhueu ~
fllOws--to wit, On the east by the ltlh,S iolintii
owned by the late Henry T. Drewry; ON inc west y!
the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike au on w,
north by the lands owned by Dr. Marx: ana y par
Of section marked \ OH the plat Of the fall liai
tItrn. ~ -, ,,,,
Plat Of the above real estate may DC nech NJ III
Office of the auc,ionccr , ,,,, .,,o r.
TERMS: Onc-fuurth cash. ana enough CASH al5o ~, ~
pay the costs Of suit aud expenses Oh Alle, au ~,
balance IN SIX, twelve, and eighteen lnoht,Is int
negotiable notes interest added secured ny ntcu vi
tril.t JUN ID. 1SS-'p' ,ls, I
JAMES VI. TAYLOR. huctionccr. ucf
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BY Gruhhs & Williams
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VERY VALU-
L ABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES. ON TIE CENThAL TURN
PIKE, TWO MILES BELOW RlCllmOND.-By
virtue of decd Of trust executed by Jacob s. Alice
to the subscriber as trustee dated 18th May, 1870, and
duly recorded In Heurico Couaty Court office, being
thereto required by the creditor secured will sell 1t
auction, upon tic premises, on MONDAY, Nth Of
December, at II O'Clock NJ, the FARM above de-
scribcd, upon which said Alice resides. The I'M
provc,ncnts consist of and dson!c residence
with nine rooms, Il kitchen, smokehnlse, &C., all of
brick: besides large barn, stable, and other usual
out-bldings. The land has been much improved
and judicou,y cnltiyaed so that this Is one of the
most valuable farms of its size near the city.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 dcfray expenses Of sale
and to pay off $500 due for Interest Oh the debt
secured semiann,la payments Of $500 each, TO be
wear until 18th May, ls73, WHEN the principal sum Of
$1,000 will become due: and for the residue, such
terms of uay!ncnt rs will bc announced ut the time
of sale All credit payment. to bear Interest and DC
JOHN 3. CREESHAW, Trustee
GRuBBs Is WILLIAMS, Auctioncers.
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yxTHLCOX Il GIBBSS SEWlNG-Dih

yxTULCOX Il GIBBSS SEW lNG-Mh-
w cHINEs.-Thc owners of all kinds OF double
thread aud ockstitch aghiHss IN se f2Tte are *
ITIiIZES having $50. fic or $50, for the exchahge
whc southern people arc paving go SIo, ana no, $40
more for these same donble-thIca laG n 1,,an "a
h,cn',sc instead Of patronzing home productions
they suffer themselves to become the snsy prey o.
III r. ,nm amt the Fest MACHINE yOu must come
or send to- our office for II. We do not send cut IRE
sponsbc canvassers TO force our nshncs mo Inc
"I,,ian. propose to do Legitimate business IN a
fair Virginia. way. We believe our machine Is pet
Ter and our sewing more durable than any other ma
chime and will send machine To- any Responsible a.
dress for months trial before purchase, 20 lci lhe
,,rcboscrs have ample time Judge for themselves
qua JAMES l.. 4. GIBBS, Proprietor.
Wilcox & Cibbss Sewing Machine Office, Ninth ano
noq7 Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
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YU>T RECEIVED, Ladies' Wlitca
u kid Hut,ou Boots: aides French kiGH r.
I;uttnn Bnots: Ladies French Button. HontS%A
and Ralmorals. saw-tn"ih stitch; Misses button
Rnuts and BalIuur:lis OF styles; Gents Can
Dress Eoots: Gents Calf Congress Caters, single
and double solcs; old Gents CATERS single ana dou
bio so!cs. Call ut 1903 Main street for the pcs'
goods ut lowest prices. r,,- =,
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sEWHNG-MACEIsNB.
uow TO CHOOSE A
Il sEwISG-MACHINE.


II sEwING-MAcHINE.
Allow cayassers to talk awhile, aud 80 aud see tno
machine they condemn. .rd
observe against which machine .ns ,n ,'0'
wark wall what machine they seem combining 10
aroat and drive out Of the market aud you III ui-
doubtcdly be safe in choosing that ono. ;.
Opr customers arc repeating to us 80 mucn Iha. =.
said against the DOMESTIC" and ourselves .na'
,-e convinced It Is Only because 1t Is the BEET
80, W n,rnArLE, AND SATISFACTORY SewiDs-sia.
cline sold In this city, and their enmity Is direceu
against our machine and ourselves because .nes -,
know il cannot be beaten In ia'r co"psnHon' D,.'
,,,or range of work. IS more simple and GER
n9 .. r.,so ,ylere customers arc not interfered
LIZ LII. ~ .,,p, 49, otrer. AVERY CO.,
WIN, '''' 900 Main street
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VvRUSTEE:S SALE OF A NALIABLE
L SMALL FARM IN TIE COUNTY or S I; !,
KENT AE9IT r4IE NILIS Sh sm 70 4 TIE ! +;
SANE DISTNNtE TO 4 GOOD LANDING "
TIE CliCKAlioMlNl ElvEK1By Dir' 1,,r %, a
deed of trust bearing dat" the :Mh day Of august;
co,m,y. Shall in execution thereof proceed 10 EEL
At riou "a t prc<c1; on the 18Th TIL PAY "a. t oE
vs. GiitSON'S' owned by the late Willian !. Pol
lard. combining TWO HUNDRED AM. SIN
ACRES more or less adjoining Inc laIs Oh "; NJ:
ShrruIyu Esd and others. with comfortable NEW
DWELLING and new Out-!lnuscS.
TENMs: Cash for enough 10 satisfy The trust decd.
and credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen mnnIs l"r
IN. residue. T.. n. SAUNlnChS.
,h. = Trustee.
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I. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huchoneers,


:. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huchoneers' u
Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL BulLD!NG
~ foT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY CLAY
pErWEES FIRST AND FOUSHEE STBEEIa
At aiICTION.-On TUESDAY, 10th DccelnDor, NJ
O'clock p NJ, VIC will sell, upon tic premises
i0T i'm the plan of Dlls bakery property, ironing
d Inv Ito foot TO an alley Is feet wide There are Ae"
iota M, tlln market more attractive Than ms;
TEuMs: At sale. GRUBBS WibLiAMs,
a. - Auctlonecrs.
BE- Gr1bbs & WlIl!aina-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESIAIE f
L AT THE CORNER OF LEIGH AND HESh 81,
STREETS-Iy virtue Of deed OF trust exeSuicn. ~
William E. Wade to the subscribers ~ ir'ls,G'I,
atli March. 1870. and duly recorded III ilshi ,n,,
Cbanccry Court office, we VIII sell at aucsnni ~
thc premises on WEDNESDAY. 2at Dccciilnat;; a. o.,
Iu,cock Z. ~. part of the properly h .,,n
s,Id dced-to rit, A LOT OF GROuHD y, VIII Nh, ',, ~
improvements thereon. situated on me spul,, s ',
trb street mt It's intersection win iiciiiy o.
rrontlnr II feet and running back looltct W AZ. 100,
TEHMs: About 5000 in cash, the D.t;iIi.S mt NJ
,r,,s 70 Inc nnrd by said Wade, or. In inc efcn' va
liz f,iinr To name tcrs, then the same ID W Fie
scfioe' y 'D' LTMIIEL pow Frs Trustees.
IF & tRMISTEAD. ! :,
C.u,r,,ps G WILLIAMS. hIcNonccrs. - ~
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JHOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il Iiv yrtu. Of a deed from Hamilton lelr! 10 .n ;
Laulc dated May 1. 1871. shall on Fkl,A ~ ~
ccusrr II, l37i al O'Clock T. NJ. proceed 10 sci az
public auction, the premises all ne rGht !t,r
and interest conveyed In said decd hy iiaiiIlitnl ,
ri sh"u Warwick en- the wr>t side of the cAtcil-
sion Of Seventh street near the canal. ,,,
TERMS; Cash. or approved paper al 'lilLtS " a'hc
A.. " klNI..N, lVl '''','
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r,rAE. ESTATE AT PRIVATE aAB.E.
EOR SALE, PRIVATELY, a very -
e desirable STORE and DWELLING, stu LII
acd on the north side Of Broad street. and nearly
opposite 10 Mayo street. j.. ID. EAtliO.
dc l5-st Real Estate Agent and Auc;ionr"r
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By Lyln & Brother,
Auctiouccrs and Real Estate hGe'
No. 1912 Main street.

VALUABLE AND BEAUT1FU l.
' BUILDING LOT ON EAST SIDE OF A9Sb
hI-f"TIOS-Wc will sell on FRIDAY the 18Th day
OF December, 1871. upon the premises al clocH T.
NJ the above LOT. fronting - by $50 feet 10 al ;tiIcs
ii"''' LYME l. BROTHER.
,u,, auctIoi!ITrs.
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V,HE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
| the people /; that the GROVER & BAkER
SEWTNG-MAC CHINE, for beauty and elasticity .,
stitch simplicity and Of inaaScHcit, d'ir.biil-
ty Irht and rapid running, not cquallcd ny an!
mncnc In use, and Is tho most perfect family ma
cline The annoyance of rewinding thread cntircl!
dlsueuscd with. Sold on easy terins
c. y. W. DARBY. Agents.
,n,a 90l Broad street.
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gsACiEsSEMI, DC.

MACHINE WORkS.-SLOAT X ~
W. DINGToS. Nos. 1922, li2i, 1i.,' an Ttinh'.,.h
Cary street, and Nos. Is and - s"uti ,.,,.
work In the maclinist ue. repair All h,hds )" ~ AR
We go ln this country 10 do al sorts ~ were nnYi
une. Also, make the best tobacco MUS III w ii
and keep them on hand, Us we'll a tobacco eSts III ~.
all kinds, together with bands and hi,ets aug az, IN
ticles for the manufactured tobacco. We - tn.
gincs; boilers S,w-sII,ls (rtSt-Siiis, Power PGit
Platform Scales, S,afting, Hangera. Paiie!s.
and Devil Wheels: and, In fact, senera ls NTH
Judsons Patent Steam Engipc Governor usa S,rE-
pany Stcaln-Gsnges: Scltens Patent EiigInsu s St-
Ing peet Valves; Globe Valves Iaiion 49,. Fue
Cleaners OH Cans Watcr-Gauges, Re AN .,
we sell ut reasonable prices and on ~ Ems
OF Iachinerv both new aud secon G-tttnt IS anS
zee Va teos sLoAT ( ADpiAsiV.''
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The following lines are to be found i'll Ten
nyson's lust poem:
Down IN q clscmcni sat,
4 low sea-slnsct glcryng round cr l&'ir.
tr.i r!ps.v-,hrOacd grace. lsult the Queen.
And wcr: She heard the feet o! Iri.iIaln grind
The spring stone that sclci shoi:; her tower
Flusl'd started met him II tho doors anil there
E,l;cd his body with her white embrace.
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WOOD AND COAL.

II b. BENTLEY, Agent,
LIZ DEALER IN
ANTHRACITE COAL
OF the most approved quality and in sizes suitable
for CRATES. stoves, and cooking-ranges. All sold by
weight.
BlTUMINoUS GOALS Of all kinds.
COAL-YARD aud OFFICE corner Nineteenth aud
Cary streets.
Also OFFICE FOR ORDERS on tho corner of
Thirteenth and Cary streets with Peyton 6 Cary,
Immediately opposite tho new Corn Exchange.
no lS-lm
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DICHMOND AND DANNlLLE RAlL,
IL ROAD-On and after December /, 1871:
InIE1, WEST

Train No > Through passenger !clScs Erhmngl
iafIy (rXCclt Suudavsl IT ip5 i. VI; i"Hrs ban
Vile at 1893 4. Vi. arrives at Greensboro d: Is.
+. 81.
Train No. fI.vnchburg passcncrr} leave, Risg-
uOnd daily ut g:l5 i. H.; 4GriI L; LycEggrs VI
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Train No. II Through NAL! IN! cNpic~> i"1rc'
ichmOna daily a .:Ip L. NJ: icNs ptI,l!,u daily
lU:i! L. VI. alIiyes ~ greensboro daily ~ Ii!
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SEWING-MACIIINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED-The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAI
SLOAT &c ADDINGTON.
mv8 1It3 Cary street, near Fourteenth
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T OST, Oh Saturday, December the 9Th, be-
L tween the Aiayo-Strcct synagogue and the First
Baptist church, corner Broad and Twelfth streets,
ONE GOLD EhH-klNti--a noh and long drop. 4
reward will be given the finder if left at this Office
li-ltE
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Postponed by consent of the parties 10 IHUhs
DAY, .lst December, at II o'clock NJ
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
IL. III AucfinneprH.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT. A VERY DESIRABLE ss
Il HOUSE. situttrd on the east Of Fifth street -
between gh and Jackson streets, containing
rooms kite hen !; gas and water: in the
pancy Of Mr.. Miles Cary. Possession can he had im-
mediately. T. ID. EACIiO,
tic l5-3t Real Estate Agent.
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CAME TO MY HOUSE, Oh the sI:s:S
- Mitchell Spring road, one mile north OIL
Richmond, on 9th instant, BLACK and WHITE
BUFFALO COW. Owner will please come forward
and ply charges and take her away.
de- I,."1& s " DAVIS.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

CATHOLIC CHrRcn NorlcE-0n tomorrow
tSunday,) Mass will be celebrated in ST.
AIMS Church. Columbia, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Ind in St. patrick's, Sonora, at II o'clock.
Rosary aud Benediction in the evening at I
o'clock in Sonora. On Monday, April 24th,
lhe Rev. Father Picardo will open the Mis-
Sion in jamestown at 9 o'clock, A. H., and
will preach and say Mass there also on Tues
day at same hour. On Sunday the Both
there will be Mass in jamestown at o'clock,
and in Chinese Camp at IL o'clock Father
Pcardo will hear confessions in Spanish,
Portuguese and Italian every evening up to
Friday the 2Sth. when he leaves here to give
Mission in Calaveras county.
w. j. MekEoGH, Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

0pp FELLOWS CELssRATIoN.-We dnesiay
next the Goth inst. being the anniversary If
the introduction of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows into the United States will be
celebrated generally throughout tie country.
The order in this county under the auspices
of Sonora Lodge No. To-, assisted by the fra
ternity of the District and contiguous Lodges,
will honor the day by public parade and
other suitable exercises. Past Grand Master
Z, n. Fox, Of San Francisco, is to deliver the
ora,ion. In the evening Ball will come
of at Turn Nerein Hail. Every preparation
Is being made for the comfort and conven-
fence of members of the Order and their
friends. A pleasant and agreeable time
may be looked for by all .hst desire to take
part IN the celebration by day and the exer-
cises Of the ball room in the evening.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

FRAScR.-War is raging between the diff
ferent factions most relenslessly. From the
dispatches il is difficult to arrive at correct
understanding as to the result of the different
engagements. At one time the government
headed by Theirs seems to be gaining ground,
the next paragraph charges the success from
the Versailles army to the Communists. Ac-
coriing to the source from which information
is derived the complexion is given. We
here know nothing reliable except that a ter
rible war is raging and that it may require
the presence Of a German army to restore or
der among the demoralized Freuchmen.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

SRsEREFE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CERTT-
- he'd Copy Of Decree of Foreclosure Of Mechanics
Lien and Order OF Sale issued Of the District Cont
the Fifth judicial District. of the State of California
aud County of Tuoumne. in action of Robert Marshall
against n. Davidson ct ais, duly attested the 18th
day Of April. A.. H. 1871. l commanded to sell the
following described property. to-sit:
undivided Eghths of that certain Quartz Claim
Lde. situated in Tuoumne County. State of California
about Eight miles East Of the CITY of Sonora. and known
the S,shy Mine Lode running about s llo W from
Northern boundary. ard containing Twenty hun
dred in length. with all its dips and angles together
with space Of one hundred and fifty feet in width
each side Of said Claim Lode; also Seven undivided
Ehths Of that certain Twenty stamp Quartz Mil know
the Soushy N situated about Right Miles in
Quartz Mine Vein known the Soushy Nine the said
Mill consisting Of Machinery, Water Wheel Pipes and
connections used with said Mill together with space of
hundred and fifty feet either side of said Mill save
ard excepting the ground which the Sulphuret works
stand and the aing and sulphurets deposited thereon
and also Steam zine boiler fixtures thereto situated in
House adjoining the Mil. also those certain Hosting
Works and wheel and Wheel Pit and Plume leading there
20 situated the SoGlshy Mine about eight miles East.
erly from the City Of Sonora County of TGolumne State
California and being the Hosting Works and Pumping
Works Wheel and Wheel Pit and Plume erected Tor hoist
Ing and pumping from said Mine.
Notice is hereby given. that on Saturday the Gil
day OF May, a. ID. 1871. L O'clock NJ
in front Of the Court House door in the city Of Sonora
will sell the above scbe property separate parcels
the highest bidder for cash. satisfy said Judgment
with costs and accrung costs
A. 6 TROUT, Sheriff
Sonora, April, 18th, Is71..td
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

ATTEMPTED SOIcipE.-0n Sunday last a
young man employed at Bixel'S Brewery.
near Columbia, attempted to commit suicide
by swallowing several ounces of Sulphurie
acid He took the acid after eating very
hearty breakfast but was Immediately dis
covered An,dotes were at once administer
ed and physician soon being on hand emp
tied the stomach. His throat and mouth
were severely burned, we are told thas he
will probably recover. The cause is said to
have been disappointed love.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

A New LIGnr.-We have been shown at
the store of j. II. Condit new style of
burner, which is attached to an ordinary kerr
'osene lamp for the purpose of using "Tay-
lor's Burning Fluid 1t is claimed that the
fluid is non-exploSive and can be used with
out danger. This patent does away with the
necessity of chimneys and nearly all the work
of cleaning ordinary lamps. ltappears to be
a needed improvement and is for sale at Con-
dts, who is the agent for this place.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

More CANDIDATES. This week James n.
Berger and I. j. Gross Announce that they
want a seat in the next Legislature. /. j.
Potter, present DEPUTY Clerk will be in the
field Tor County Clerk James Letford and
Charles Tupper are looking to be County
Judge and h. de Haven to be Superintendent
of Schools. Allof these persons will submit to
the action of the Democratic Convention ex-
cept Mr.. Upper, who although claiming to
be Democrat in all things else, will lie an
independent candidate for Judge.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

BALL AT Quartz MouNTAIN.-O old
friend John Whitney has been busy enlarg-
ing and reitting the Mountain House, at
Quartz Mountain. 1t will be re-opened on
Monday the first day of May, with Ball.
lie will be prepared for the entertainment OF
n large company. This will be fine oppor-
1unity for all who wish to enjoy a May dance
to have good time. Tickets including sup
per, s. so.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Milton is a new town at the present eastern
terminus of the Stockton and Copperopolis
Railroad. which bids fair to become place
of considerable Importance. Two hundred
town lots have been sold. building and i'm
provements on large scale will Immediately
take place.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

S. NJ Miller ESQ, who has filed the posi-
tion of Under Sheriff, during Sheriff Trout's
term has resigned his Office to accept a posi-
ton with n mercantile house at Stockton.
Mr.. Miller has been faithful and eff ,ient Of
fcer especially as Collector and has quaIfi-
cations for business that fit HIN for the duties
he has assumed.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Condit's claim still holds out to pay. Fri
day and Saturday of last week panned out
over five hundred dollars and this week has
done we'll the days it was worked, but have
not the figures.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22
FOR MINING CLAIM.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Stockton, California. Eehrnarv I'm 1sr1

Stockton, California, February nth 1871
NOTICE Is hereby given that the KINCAYu TT Az
~ MINING COMPANY, by Lucius Thompson pras;
dent has this day filed in this Office Diagram Of the
hlncald fiat Mlhng Conpanys Claim, situated in ana
Kincad Fla,ln the county Of Tpornn g., ~ i
ornia adciam being more particularly described up-
On the eihclai nlafsand surveys the Il of $ E. u,
No Seven 90. Township No l. North Range M Efteen
lsl East M Dabo Base and Meridian as is fully set
Iorth IN sc diagram Also notice that Is his intention
eeppy Tor Patent from the United States for said yine
Wh ponndaes fixed as shown in said diagram in accor
lance with tue provisions at An Act Of Congress entitled
An Act IN ameud" An Act granting the right of way to
pitch and Canal owners the Public Lands and for 9TH
ef purposes, Approved, July 9th, A. d. 1870"
All persors having adverse claims said Mine must file
their objections in this Office within Ninety 99 days from
the date of this notice.
March 4th ISIS m
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

The Stockton Republican of Wednesday
says the Stockton and Copperopolis Railroad
is swarming with men engaged in preparing
the road bed. Every available man and horse
is used. and by the l0;h or 10Th of May the
ears will run to Milton twenty-seven miles
from this city, and within eleven miles of
Copperorolis.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

SMALL CHASGE-The Bank of California,
has received 5000 in one. two and three
cent nickel coins which they will exchange
for currency or greenbacks. Five cent pieces
have been largely in circulation in San Fran
cisco for some time back. The smaller coin
will soon be in use in the city and in the
course of time throughout the State.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22
A Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOratiye is the sheet-anchor OF
the feeble and debi;itated. AS a
tonic and cordial fOr the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among storaacisics. As n remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
ject, it is supecseGing every other
stiInIllant. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate, CT frigid, it acts
as a specific ia every species Of
disorder which li,iGersl1ir,es TIE
bodily strength ant; breaks down
the aRiss,al spirits. Tor sale by
all druggists.
August Is, 1s7o-1y
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

BALL AT GARRorE.-A Ball will be given
at Foot's Hotel, in Garrote. on Monday, May
lst. the proceeds to be applied to the benefit
of the Catholic Church at Big Oak Flat. We
have no doubt our friends across the riv-
err will have a pleasant time and realize a
handsome sum for the purpose for which the
bali is given.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

The testimony in the Fair case has been in
for several days. Counsel have been engaged
all the week calculating the minds of the
jury. II is thought the trial will be conpet-
ed and 90 to the jury to-day. Everybody
will feel relieved when this case of licentious-
ness anu scandal is buried from the public
gaze.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

EPIscoPAL CHURCH NOTICE Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at st. James
Church. Sonora, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. SON.
day School every Sunday at 81 o'clock, A. N.
Rev. w. H. DYER Officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

"inans, Republican member of the New
York Assembly, from Antigua County, on
Saturday announced that he would thereafter
vote with the Democrats. This gives the
Democrats control of the Assembly. The
Commercial Adrertiser asserts that Winans
was bought for 5000
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Hon. Thomas a. Hendricks Of Indiana,
is on visit to this State, accompanied with
his wife. We shall be glad if the distin-
guished gentleman can remain until after the
next State election.