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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations W

The movement In gold has been limited, though the
speculation on the whole turned in favor Of lower
premium, induced doubt, by the sale OF siC0O00O
Treasury gold the reduction in the discount rate Of
tie Bank Of England to per cent which in turn reflects
the easy tone OF affairs at the London Change. Tie
opening price 1923. though tho decline subse
qucnty through the intermediate fractions TO
1l1I. Tho lending rates fiat / per for bor
rowing The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Now Ready.
Mr. GREELEY RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AND HIS
SPEECH ON HIS RETURN TO NETWORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LBvEEs.
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TBXAs
Water In Agriculture
Intellect in Agriculture.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Iudusry Should be Diversified.
The Preservation of Trees.
MaIims for Farmers.
TEXAS. THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED.
Topography Of Texas.
How they Live In Texas
The Future OF the State
Railroads In Texas
Texas Land Of Promise
Inpedimenis o Travel in TeIaA
Undeveloped Resources.
THE FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH
Their Condition, aud What they SAY
ine " MIC view OF Emancipation.
Progress at the South.
RECEPTION OF Mr. GREELEY n w. JUNE 49,
Mr. Panchers Address
Mr. Greeley's Response in which he speaks Of bis
Invitation TO Teras-EominAtioul
Speeches At New. Orleans nd Columbia
Universsl Amnesty-The KuKluL
The Tbevng Carpet Basger
Lee and stOneral Jackson.
The New Departure.
Dead Issues Should be Dropped
&c, &c, nc.
HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION
Price, S cents; or, FIVE copies for sl. postage paid
Orders adr.ei to will be oiled on the principle Of First
come, first served"
Address THE TRIBUNE, Eev.York
A MOTHER BOOK for Summer Reading.
Now Ready
MAIDEE, THE ALCHEMIST;
TURNING ALL TO GOLD.
., BY SUSAN CANNON
Sent DOS, maid as , .io,a qua Aapp Price 81 80
M. DOOLADY. PUBLISHER,
100 NAssAU-sr, COR oP Ass.sT.
t,,AaST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
carefully prepared articles upon TIE Climate soil Products. Missr
az osl h.'9a unsurpassed advantages Of East which h,
expressly u disseminate facts inforraon of p,o,. l
boah l0f hOmet Answers TO
shl Tor general aud reliable IN
inioston address The Pablho EULR RCKS Knorvie Tenn
" A DISCOVERY that the Moon has n vast
Population Of Human Bsug.. b. Adams Locke n
ossisd rh view Of is noon az seen through Lord rele.
passing spn Of &c Arabian nj, or glye ,i.
Paper Govern price Doc Bent POSTPAID M DoO 05 NaAssa,t
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NSew Publications.
TIVE BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

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New l1nbliratlons.

OMAN >O' AIRLIE," sung Ivy Barrett, ut
I'VE Booths bhssfer, 1ci s.so "NF1lI REGlrENr QUICK
sTEP" d. L. Doyug Leader PoEo.re ne "het qacss'ep
tub rheI ysars" DIIEOH CO. lubshers ~ BrosdgsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD "RENEwAI'
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer SfrI'
above bonds being the whole Issue also North NJ
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JA'lEsoN, SMITH, -
COTTING, If Broad-st.
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THE MARKETS.

ICarefurJ Reported fer The TRIBryRI
THURSDAY. J1ly r. Is7i.
AsIIEsPot, in fair demand anil the Is sc -
81 >. Pearls quiet and uchs cd We quot, 80
COiTOAite dali md b0cbango sales. 40 bates tb
last EVENING" including 5J coAsumt aud speculation
nnnte
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The Philadelphia stock market was fun to-day Fenn-
svlyania 6s sold at 81 O5i; Philadelphia ANA Ere Rail-
road 2s Reading Railroad 50 1916; and icnnsyiyaEia
Railroad, Glt Gold closed al ll25.
The North American Fire Insurance Company h2a de-
cIared dividend OF five per cent, free2f tax payable
on demand.
The Home Fire Insurance Company Of this city have
made their thirty-sxth semannud report showing mo
condition Of the Company the lst OF July The 'a1h
captal is s. 5OOoOp assets SC92j 9O Eabiitics $685.
1862 o. Upon this showing the Directors have deeAIod
semiannual dividend free OF tax, payable on demand
The earnings of the Cleveland. Columbus Cncinnat
and indianapolis RailwaTC from January 70 June
go six mouths $l,7l7942 o for same period IN 1870
81 52225 S2 gain for 1871 s26j716 g. This Company las
declared dividend of 81 per cent payable the II. ~
August.
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TIL e MONEY MARKET.
sALgs At HE STOCK EXCHANGR.-FIEST CALL,
lll nflI

100 o0 o. s. $50 Con C7....Il2 201 o. s. go Goa f5 lh
~ 200 T. s. 5s 1910
aae h0Hds-ha bosisBaHE and acknowledgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Mr. Greeev has written this book in pn sd simplest
sys: hope generally seoue the merit OF hayns set
forth little pretend language that few can fail 70
"deTsand.
could tie Of aud distinctions
familiar to the general
The little know Of hydrogen nitrogen ETC. have fep 70
mysef; whatever might them would be useless those
seady the chemistry and
"pepenng TO oiheTs
there pags which viii not be readily AMI
y understood y sehOOboy Eileen then have
failed 10 male that paragraph simple and as lucid intended"
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recerts s83982 80 Cuen6, ?symen.. 81 5OlC5i 81
Gold 50O3l5 60 Currency bsance.. 38SJI "a
Gold bslsnce... 55968il 80 47lW0 90
| Currency Iecelpts..... 3,o,S4 -
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
TANN-rp & Co.
BANKERS,
II Wall-st.. New-YOrk

II Wall-st., New-York,
Buy and Sell, at current market rates. the E1FSf
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and FEBRUARY, in New
York, London, OF FrankfOrt-on-the-Main, free Of
u. S. Taxes. TANNER q Co, No. ii Wali-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

G W. CARLETON Co. Publishers hadison,quAre NevYort
: Sold the Once Of The Tribune and by mail postdg, e
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
Tribune OMce Eew.YoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

In rairsad bonds there fair inquiry for inycstnens
purposes tho transactions at present being chiefly on
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HORACE GREELEY NEW BOOK.

the best books published upon the subject II does not
dali Agriculture that no one can DO
interested written BY OF the greatest well as one
simplest writers the world In his most agreeable manner
will gather from ts great deal Of valuable iniornaton
useful for their vocation aud the general reader VIII bnl en-
eeedngy fascinating from the pleasant style treating the VARIOUS topics
The Farmer will make and Of dollars II he viii only
read practice and other aer chiefly yons people,
will gather sensible pages advice plainly told that VIII be god
10 them In after life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

II. % think We DON'T enoagh-M Greeley SAYS; we need
TO Hngs more With WORK. Some think u he heads
c In;e1e. Others m their blcs crooel 70 the seiu.
pce hoop; bat the WORKERS ai the thinkers arc apt
10 he distinct classes whereas they should be the same .
thus, by follows maj IL
always sh0pA qT shal be-" ----------,----.
Greeley his book; with the joyful trust that these
imperfect they viii nee Thousands Of young ss
their calling and take hyeer interest IN Us
proyeneD that will he induced by them 70 read ADLER and
better works Agriculture and the sciences which minister 10 s Elf
cheney and mp rs progress towards perfection which few a. Jet
have even family foreseen"
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TIE book remarkable and the good excellent sdvoe
hints II abourds make really yauaos TO
IL any Of business, occupation, or profession
II ought sell millions OF copies Every family ought TO have copy
hey ought 10 read and re-read it, 800.
ought the hands Of and child IN the
word-f they know sd-snd they DO MIX ought 70 be read 10
them.
- The book uthed handsome style Beautifully
printed bound elegau doth with gin tacs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-09-30
A,nrlC,, hi rEnlsrl,AriAN.
FgrrN ElN'TboN hbSyEl 2.

rs ss.esgs sss,l, ~ * eg Eests sasi~a s,4
t4.s FsSA AscssseS Ms,ses ~ et.sssaesS eoau-
Is, lEaseasSs As tAe sessSsuer "a Maryland.
eNstr sAe Ass - sAe tlssssel Assembly. aPs
proved Agss SsA, lSsvN AaVssl eestPse,e1 thc
gce t,ssssS& in seessAaege alsh tAs Atw. AeEsby
aHpHaE'rss sAe aazaRs ~ saass 49, AAVe bseu
tAfce - ~ lissS a. aass sAese p4s AaVs essH
fsisls2 - So The saasss sarssssass1 Vizs
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SUPPLEMENT.
NOTICE or REGISTRATION.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

rhc au Ists snci. oficrg ct Registration tor the
second Elccliou District Of Baltimore county. ap-
puinicl by the Governor of Mari land, under the
A. II the G,neral Assembly approved April S,h.
i>sa having completed the registration IL accord
iucc with tbs Law, hereby announces the names
- ih'ss ~ho have hvsa allcd 60 the lists. az also
th.sc Nhe haNs been stricken ~. f.t the causes
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NoTIcE oF EEGI>IHtr,"N
THIRD ELECTloN Ii-IH;,r

lae uaatrs. q .. shr,r &. E.r .tra...r "a ta-
TAH4 Esetiau D,stF.,i 3 is.uu r. esaaty a.
.a'e.l ~ ihs Goternof z Nsfy'Aa uu.lsr the
SIS % The Generai A,ssatl, sfgfa..l April 81
1859. Aatins completed %. "a stfs' Ia scsaf4
ir.e tl thv ~. her~bs htHsr--t ttr canes 81
those al base been aitsl e. 'hf asfs. 90 a..
'.ase - have b~tu str.ektr - - fta raast.
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Hughcson, Wilson Hodges. Thomas
Hall. VIM. II. Hall, Joseph
Harris, Washington Hall, Moses
Hall, John II. Hart, Weslvy
Howard, Henson
Johnson, Aaron jackson. WIN. II.
johnson, Win. johnson, Samuel
johnson, Charles jackson, Jonas
Jenkins. Vim. jackson, John
Jackson, Jacob johnson, Robert
johnson, Levi A. james. Charles
Kelley. Stephen
Lucas. Charles
Mccormick. Na'han Marsh. Gcerec
Mason. Noah Mason. licale
Mathews. Isaiah Marshall Afford
Myers. John 7. Mason. Isaiah ".
Norris. VIM. Morris. Jarrett
Norris. Jacob Norris. Charlie
Norris Owen Norris, Evan
Nicholas, Moses Norris. Henson
T.
Parrish, Gcorss Price. Peter
Piummer. Edward rrcscoc. Gcorg,
Parrish. Dennis
Reed John E,dscrs. VIM. u.
Rodscr.. Alexander ~. Rodgers. Nose,
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Sprieg.. EpLriam sims. Abraham
Smith. Nathan Saunicts, nenjamin =.
smith, james scott. oliver
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Taylor. John n
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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

THE FIRE DErARrMgNr.-We learn from
the report Of Chief Engineer Muudorf. pub
h>hed to-day, that the Fire Department of
this city, is in had condition. If our citi-
zens desire to have efficient ircmen. they
must furnish suitable apparatus for them to
fight fire with, Repairs must he made on the
reservoir and pipes, that conduct water for
fire purposes aud new hose must be furnish
ed if any protection is expected in case Of
fire. This is serious matter and one that
should enlist the attention of every property
holder. An attempt was made to raise suf-
iicient means TO purchase hose hy private sub-
seripton recently, the committee not meeting
the liberality that was expected. turned the
matter over To the City Trustees The CITY
ELECTION viii soon take place, cur voters can
vastly indicate to the new officers whether
they wish tax levied for this purpose or not.
\ few hundred dollars appropriated to the
necessities of our Fire Department may result
in the saving of thousands.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04
SrArR er castreRNEA. corNr.


- ef rUaiamue SSnstE{ct CoWrt flffh judicial Dis
rtct,oml having lseen @ aud there
ga having been issued at oSd Cart in the ef the
Peape Of the State ef California Severaiv against the par.
.SFs q recover taxes assessed thereon ia the YEAR
~gaiGst
House ss Springfield known rs the Arrvcv House in
township M for 81 81, assessed TO Louis Arrisey,
ltease ai lot nn Hswaise Ranch >.s x ,r.h ~ var.
.eStS SAlsa IN township No, for s. 90 assessed
tsaSe AtheFteas against
ttease and lot in Columbia next ssrth cf JaAaS,n's
place n township Ne. fT 3 10, assessed to Peter
Aignetiss against
Gtsisa ainlax clam on N,,as;n eraas h,x, a. Al
Lee tes claim in township No for - 80 assessed
Ia "A lee 4 Cos against
Claim 70 mining essa art improvements thArto belong
INK a. sSSsseesf.ae Known as All Sow Co.'S elsaa in
township Nc ias SO IS ASSESSED 70 Al Sow { Co;
aSSsgSt - - = -
Heuse ana GAriea on Garrose creek he.y ,,s ~ p.As
nad Jeaes m owssAsa NJ. fer 81 So assessed /, Al
ITsSss sad ls al Cola Springs known as rrsn r,ass ,.
in township Ne far 81 -, ASSESSED /, rranris Mss.
against s
ueu<e AMI LOT No. in RleeA No l. an S,e,s ,s.
af LsAetsnve aaa Stockton stsee.s >oasra n tv,s;r
Ma ter 81 A. ssscsssi II Fs,iFA Csrteg, a,s;u<.
Iiea<e "a knew Nothing GGlch uerth os Spayes ps
~ Esas}p's kossSe, male sia IN tevr.~bS, n
> Esg y -, sSsesSet Il } VI CSnassys .-,,gSs
fIase aaa gATieR Saw'> Flat ioasar N,r5srs.S ,4s
on the SNath Saa fictNr the west in tNur,SA,, -
fsr IS ~. assessed Jesssisa CaSrsf: s.sfsss :
House ard sarcn Hsyter's Sssara av4 v,-,o ,,s
Arb known 5cha caraes residence IN townSain NJ
fsr 81 -. ASSESSED b John Csrnes aSasnSs
t>fs-a II r4sscA # Stys fss aa 49,,
hos in township NJ. 5 tas $ -, assessed u A u
gsoes Ssslnsf
Cain n asrts c'sias wth Z Sap s sui AZ iaassve-
nasa;< thereon 81 Na4sASy i1la &z@ kasNa Is tAs
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Ct Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. Il is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

The Coroner's Jury empanefed to enquire
into the cause of the death of Hypoite Bon
ward. found that he came to his death about
the ODD or o4th of January, near Sonora,
from the effects of blows inflicted upon his
head with a gun, or some heavy, blunt instru-
ment held in the hands Of some person I'M
known to the Jury. Louis Cretain, who was
arrested during the inquest was discharged
from custody, no Evidence to warrant his de-
tention appearing.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

CATHOLIC CuuRcu NorrcE. = On tenor
row. Sunday. Mass will be celebrated in the
Catholic Church. at jamestown, at 9 O'Clock,
and in s.. Patrick's Church, Sonora, at /
o'clock. On Sunday, February 5;h, in James
town at same hour in Chinese Camp at II
o'clock, and in Sonora at Ii o'clock. 0r
Sunday, February 10Th, in Big Oak Flat, al
IL O'Clock.
". MoKEoGu, Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

At o regular meeting of Washington Hose
Company No. |, held january 30th, the fol-
lowing Officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Foreman, Daniel Sewell; Assistant NJ.
F.. Hughes; Sec, C. II. Burden; treasure,
Geo. C. Bgsa.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

The Concert given on Monday evening by
Miss Ohavalier aud Mr.. Walls attracted re-
spectacle audience for this place. Miss Chev-
nIior, now Mrs. Walls (having married while
in Sonora) maintained her reputation of being
n fine singer, her efforts were highly applaud
ed. Mr.. Walls performed very finely on the
piano. The entertainment was pleasant, gy-
ing satisfaction to their audience
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

W. J. McKrocu, Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

EPISCOPAL CnuRcn NorIcE.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora. at IL o'clock, A. ". and at
7pu. Sunday Scnool every Sunday at q
o'clock, 4. ".
Divine Service in Columbia, at .! o'clock,
P. ", Jan. Goth.
Rev. W. II. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

ATTENTION FIREMEN There will be a
meeting of the two Companies held at the
lIose House Of No. l, Monday, February 9th,
at74, p. NJ. All are requested to be present
and prompt at the appointed hour.
BY Order of the Board of Delegates,
C. H. BURDEN, See. 5. +. y.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

Persons W no have failed to pay their Poll
and Road TAX for TIE year 1870 will find it to
their advantage and profit to do so before the
first of next MONTH Attention is called to
umr. Pay up and save COSTS
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

On Wednesday, the Germans of this place
raised their flags, fred Cannon, and other
wise demonstrated their JOY on tho fall OF
Paris and the prospect of peace once more
reigning in the Fatherland.
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80. < ISst-Sw
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

The City Sexton reports that there has
been but one interment in the City Cemetery
during the month of January 1871.
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Che 1lnion qemntrat.


VIM. s. Cooper is authorized to act rs
Agent for the "UsioS DEMOCRAT for solic-
fling Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
10 receipt for money due this office.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-02-04

Eight marriage licenses were issuel by the
County Clerk in the month of January.