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The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
M. McGehcc Esq.

BIG OAK Flat, Aug. 10Th, 1871.
EpIroR DEMocRAr We writo you from
one of the poorest camps at present in the
county yet think much Of our future, but
poor as we are, we had rich jewel in our
midst, and did not, (some of us perhapsl APP
preciate its worth. We all know and feel its
value now, Cor we have lost it, Judge Nc.
6ehee has gone from among us. No man
could have left our section of the county leav-
ing the gap that he does. Who can fill il
Let his friends answer. Every man, woman
and child love the Judge, he was every body s
best friend. lie was not business man,
no, he would soothe and pacify us when we
were excited and determined to hurt some
body and give him a chance for business.
He had no eve for his own pecuniary interest
and departs not rich in gold or silver but
leaves us with something of more real value
to him now and hereafter. The deep affce-
ton, the best wishes for his welfare and the
hearty love of every enc who knew him in
Tuolumne County will fellow him.
MANY FRIENDS.
The above from the immediate neishbors
ofJadge McGehee represents the esteem and
kindly feeling entertained for him by all TIE
oltiEens of this county wto have known him
as the leading and prominent man oe Big
Oak Flat and vicinity for years. During his
long residerce with the exception of serving
one term in the Legislature, be has filled the
once OF Justice Of the Peace. IIeis possess
90 OF mild and genial disposition, always
acting as adviser to those who were in trou,
Bile. lie seemed to care more for the welfare
OF others than for his own. He has suffered
terribly from rheumatism for some time past.
with health impaired. he leaves cur State for
the home ct his childhood where in all nro.
liability he will spend his remaining daxs
bympathizing deeply with his affections his
many friends will long bear him in kindly
remembrance for bis purity and honesty Of
purpose.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Debility nud EniaciatIon.

Both result from the lack of ability to con-
vert the food into nntriment. How necessary,
then, for those suffering from these alarmn :
symptoms to Immediately resort to h remedy
that Will strengthen the stomach ana dges-
tive organs. For, as soon as this BILE
object has been accomplished The health i'm
proves, and the patient resumes his usual
peraonal appearance. Hostet,er's Stomach
Btters have attained a worldwide populprity
in such eases, and have been proven tie best
and safest means of removing constipation
toning the stomach, giving energy to the
liver. and relieving every symptom of her
yousnesS and depression Of spirits It's cheer
ing and beneficial effects are highly spoken
of hy thousands, who owe to il their restora-
tion to health. No restorative in the annals
of medicine has attained the same popularity
in the short space o. time il has been before
! The public. or has won the high endorsements
accorded to this excellent tJhic. Many
other preparations, purporting 10 be correc-
tives ana restnratives, have been introduced.
ard have persisted one nv one, while the po-
pularity of IInstetter's Bitters continues to
increase, and Is now recognized as a stanC-
ard household medicine. The success which
attends the use of the Bitters evlnces at once
its virtues in all cases of debility and disease
of the stomach. Certificates. almost without
number. have been published attesting Its
truly miraculous power in removing those
nainful and fearful diseases And at this
tine il seems idle to do more than call atten-
ton &c the great remedy Of the age, in order
to awaken public attention to its excellence.
It is the Only preparation of the kind that is
reliable in all cases. and it is therefore
worthy of the consideration of the afflicted,
Aug. 5, IsT1-1m
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

u of California United States Land office, City OF
Socko Notice AMI citation before the Register and
Receiver the stockton Land Office Whereas the Town
Sonora of Tuolumne County, did on the 19th day of
Ausut 1871, apply to the Register Ct the U, s. Land Of
fee at Stockton California to enter Town Site Sec
ton No So Township No = North Range No. II East
Mount Dabio Meridian uptn which Afidavits have been
filed all gug the land to lie Min raj rs follows, to Wit
Gotfried Baier, upon the =. W. 4 ofN. ". i AMI
Challes L. Lang upon the \. 4. of n. +. and upon
portion Of which the following persons have claims to
Frederick II. lage, Pre- ton Apl licaut ID s
1907 and Michael henney Pre- emption Applicant o.
S 42I.
Therefore CONF lance with Instructions of the Com
Of the General and Office, it is hereby order
ed ttat on the 24th day of October, \. u. 1S7
At 10 o'clock. A NJ, You Colt ritd Baier, Charles 4.
Lang Ftederck b. Page and Michael henney, and each
and every claiming he above mentioned land
any part the appear before in the u Land Office
the city of stockton with your witnesses prepared
testify the Mineral NolMineral Character Of the
above mentioned iani, any part thereof and show
cause any there be; why the Town of Sonora should
be allowed enter the aforesaid and certain por
of He Elm fail the said land will be
awarded the Tow Of Sonora upon furnishing the pro
per proof of compliance with The Law relating to Town
Sites.
Witness our han1s this 10th day of August, 1871.
HElNlLLE COTrLE, Register
OTIS PERRIN Receiver.
August 10, 1S-I-5w
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

STATE DEBr.-The Sacramento Union is
trying to prove that the State debt has been
decreased under Haight's administration only
$780, ZIG, when the fact is that the debt is
nearly s., DOC, 900 less cow than when Gov.
iiaight come to power. But what can be ex-
pected of paper that has made such bitter
and relentless war upon the Central Pacific
Railroad and It's supporters, going back on
its railroad record and supporting Pacheco
for Lieutenant Governor. Any journal that
places itself in such humiliating position is
not worthy of the confidence IF the people
and We cannot think will be allie to make
figures lie about the State debt.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

A. A. Sargent. Congressional nominee Who
Was to have addressed tie people of this couu-
" this week, was taken sick in Amador Coun-
y aud returned home, consequently viii not
his dislike for Tuolumne in refusing to even
try to have Land Office established at So
nora. which would save his constituents thou
sands of dollars in costs while obtaining title
to their lands. Lot wanting to explain he be-
came bilious ard went home.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

shall aase written printed on their ballots For
Amendment TO Article One of the Constiiution-Yes
Toose who are in favor of rejecting such Amcnamant
si nave written or printed their ballots Hnr Amend
mrnt TO Article Ore of the Consttatlon-No
There will $50 be Submitted the peap,e for THAR rat
insa,ioa G relevtin Act entitled Act 70 provide
fer the payment II the Funded Indebtedness Of tbe Ssts
of California and ~ contract Enudd Debt cr ,ha, mr.
pose approved April :. 1870. F~'
Those who are in avov atfying such Act shall bava
Written o. printed their ballots: Refund the p.btYnS
Those who in favor If ec,uS such Act shall have
written er printed IN Their ballots; Refund The Dest-No
The attention 81 the Boards Superv ss ef the several
COMMITTEES Is directed toan Ac entitled Act to amend an
Act eLtfied an A 10 rrVasior Tie S>traaa of the cit
tsens ef this State and fr enpmert Of all the LEGAL
voters thereof and OR the prevention &nd punishment a
Of frauds affecting The elective ranchiSe' approved
March l9 lS6 approved March 50. 1865 tSee Statutes
lSU9HN page 81. also 20 IAN Act supplementary TO
and aaeUa tory Il The vsrioS Acts re-Sanpg Elections
Snd 10 repeal certain laws the suhieel" apprpye
March ST. 1866 (See Statutes lSe66 page 500 also To
An Act ~ amend Section Thirty eight ~ Act reSu
latiaS Elec.ieus' passed March Is, 1850 apz-yyss
March 81. 1865 Statutes iS61-sS page $50
In WitnesS Whereet have bereuato my hand ans
caused the Great Seal If STATE To- be AFFIXED Sacramen
To- this FIRST day Q. August, A. u. lS7l
TSsu,l II II. uAl6HT. Governor
Attest: H. L. NICHOLS. Secretary ct State.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Department of State. J
S--t 1. H. l.. NIcHelS. SECRETARY Of State ofthes
J State % CalifFnia, do hereby certify that the
~ annexed Is true. full aud correct copy 81 Cow
49, errors rTcl nla,ion Tor Election. ~ be held
the Sixth dav q September, 1874, file in osee
Witness my hand aud the Great Seal Of State, at ocs
IN Sacramento, California, the First day o. August A. D
H l. NICHOLS Secretary Estate
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

1t is useless to attempt to cleanse stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia.
complaints of the liver or kidneys, eruptions
Of the skin, scrofula, headaches, and all dis
eases arising from impure blood, are at once
removed by Dr.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BfrrERs, the great and infallib!e purifier
of the blood, and renovator of the system
1t has never been known to fail, provided the
patient had not delayed using it until the
vitality of his system was too far gone
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

The STOMACH AND THE LIVER are the i'm
portant organs of the body, either for health
or disease. Keep them strong and vigorous,
and all will be well allow them to be dis
ordered, and the whole system is sick. Bris-
tolls Sersapariila and Sugar-coated Pills are
prepared expressly to act on tie liver and
stomach. Every bilious disorder and every
arrangement of the digestive functions are
controlled and strengthened by these two
great remedies. $50.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

AN INCIDENT l-"Ah me, it is withered -
cried maiden, signing over her dead bou-
quet but remembering her facon of true
MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER, she
Sprinked her handkerchief with tha. indie
structabe perfume, and was consoled.
Ees@ As there are worthless commercials of
this fragrant water. buyers should always
ask for that prepared by Lanman & Kemp,
New York, sole proprietors. $50.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

FENhc Ronrd of SuperVisors of the COUNTY or
TUoLuNNE hereby give notice lur want tn a Prari
nation Of the Governor Of the State of California;, THAN
General Eec lion will he held thrunghout said cunty On
Wednesday, tho 9th day OF September
next etwsea the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and sunset Of
that day. which election the qualified electors through
said County and elect the following Of
hcerS Via;
One Member of Congress.
i Governor.
a Lieutenat Governor.
a Secretary Of State.
\ State Controller.
4 State Treasurer.
An Attorney General.
4 Surveyor General.
a ClerR Of the Supreme Court
4 State Printer and
y State !larbor Commissioner.
Also, ore Senator.
Three Members of the Assembly.
4 Sheriff
y County Clerk and ex-ofic;o Recorder and
Auditor
n District Attorney.
A Treasurer
An Assessor
Comfy Surveyor.
A Coroner
Superintendent of Common Schools.
A Supervisor in Supervisor District No. 9
and Two ConStableS for each Township in
said County
By order Of the Board
L. PARSONS Chairman.
Attest; Il. L. GARDNER,
County Clerk
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
ArURDAY MORNING, Angus, 1871.


TO-DAY we issue Supplement of this pa
per of one page, which is folded with end Is
sued with every copy of this days edition of
the UNION DEMOCRAT.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no..p or EouALuzATION.-ori

Id af he Bard Of 1suStees the City OF Sonora.
lice aerehy that have rece ell the AssSsm nj
Roll If the ii OF : nora tor the ISL. ard thar thu
nosrsi Of Trustees Of said City will meet BeSrd Of
R0aalIxa,iou at their fce J. Halls building, Nash
irstan Street in the City ef S,aoTa. Monday mud
Tne-iay, August Ilth aud 18Th, aud fion-
siav Ansu~s fist and cSatiRre !" Session from tine
10 tiae the business NJ Equalization Is disposed ef
n F. DUQUESNE, City Clek.
Sonora, Aug To- ISL ,l9-sw
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

CAMP MEsrrNs.-Tbe Camp Meeting whci
commenced on Saturday last near Murphy
ranch has continued during the week and
will end tomorrow (Sandayl. We are told
that quite a number have attended, with wha,
result for good we ere unable to say.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
DIED.

Al SesOra in County Hospital, Aug 10th, Morris Ia
kert native Of Germany. aged Il years.
AtEureka Flat. the Sonora ana Moaa Road AUG.
nth, John 5. Anderson, native Of Sweden aged IS
years.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.

aAesc'i"" S"r"'' TiNir OF o"i'$"sa nnrK
pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
Digestion, excellent preventative of Fevers Fever
and Ague. &C. and great Renovater and Tonic for
lids and debtated persons. IIgGEMAN & Co.. New York
Sole Manufacturers Sold by all Druggists.
July 1S7l-to Dec "a
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

Edward R. Taylor Esq. of Sacramento,
Caleb Dorsey and others will address the peo-
ple at
CHINESE CAMP,......Saturday Aug. 10Th.
BIG OAK FLAT, ...... Monday Aug. olst.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
TO be Remcul bored.

On the last day of March, 1870, Governor
llalght vetoed the two enormous subsidy bills
denounced by the Sacramento onion as in
famous schemes for robbing the people.
These bills loaded with debt the counties of
Stanslaus, MERGED, Fresno, Tulare. Kern.
Monterey, San Luis Obispo and San Francis.
co. Governor uaight, in his veto message.
showed the enormity of the robbery proposed
by these bills, and said
The assessed value of real and personal
property In Kern county, for 1869. according
to the Controllers report, was 81 10, S95 Sc
Of which only S49l, SIS 0S was real estate.
la other words, the bill proposes to afford an
opportunity for voters from abroad. on thirty
days residence, in the present or expected
employ OF the corporation, to incurnber the
real estate of that county to an amount equal
to more than one hundred per cent. of its as
sesSed value The same pro-
portion of debt on the whole State would give
us a State debt of more than $50. 00O, 600.
and would siak tie State into hopeless bank
ruptoy.
In San Luis 0bispo county the taxable
property, real and personal, in 1869. 10 given
in the Controllers report at 1855, lS7. of
which $500, 2S3 was real estate. II there are
60 miles of railroad constructed in that coun-
ty. the amount of bonds would be $500, 600,
and the amount of the State debt. at The same
ratio. would be about 500. 600. 900. or nearly
40 per cent. upon the total valuation of real
and personal property in 1862 No such
debt could ever be paid. IL the coast coun-
ties and the counties in the San Joaquin val
ley are to be burden with debt, as IS con-
templated by these bills. immigration would
shun their borders. No man would be will
ing TO settle or purchase property in an over
taxed and bankrupt county.
There is no limitation in the bills upon the
charges for passengers or freight: no limita.
tien OF the incumbrance upon the cnun,es to
such anioonts as they could probably paw
without embarrassment. snd the election is
ordered IN june. without giving the taxpav-
ers right OF option as to whether they would
or would not ask that the election should be
held. Men who never paid tax. and nre-
badly never will, can vote away the nroperty
of those who have aecumrssted competency
by their thrift and enterprise.
The onion praised Governor Hairbt's ac-
tion in this matter and Landed The veto mes
sage. In its issue of March 80, 1870, il
said:
We ask that each voter shall take the
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Election Proclamation,

STATE OF CAIIFORNIA,-Exec
- department Sac ameuto. August LIST, 1S7l.-No-
tee is ereby given that General Election will be held
throughout re State on
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
TnuNsnIp No q

TOWNSHIP No. Q.
For Justices of the Peace,
j. HARRINGTON, l.. w. KEELY
For Constables,
PATRICK SMITH, P. CANE
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
TUOLUMNE COUNTY
Republican Ticket.
Election Wednesday, Sept. 6, lS1l

RESOLVED, That the Republican Party In Tuolunne
County is opposed 20 granting aid by State unties
to Rail Roads in aud every FORM whether hy gilt ar
subscription To the Capital Stock, Issuance of Bonds
and that they will support at the coming election
for legislative position who does uuequivo calIy
dorse this resolution.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
N. c. ANDROSS

Supervisor Dtstrict No. 3.
JONATHAN RAMEY
Township Ticket.
TOWNSHIP No. |
For Justices Of the Peace.
W. L. SEARS, ...........A II. COLBURN,
For Constable. JOHN MONAHAN,
TOWNSHIP No. .,
For Justices Of the Peace,
E. E. WHITE. A. BULLERDIECk.
For Constables,
j. j. WHITE. ..............A. MARCO,
TOWNSHIP No. 8,
For Justices of the Peace.
A. 3. PRESTON 3. CUTTING,
For C9nStables,
S. C. WIIEEL0CK,....... NJ. HILL.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
MELVILLE coTTLE. Register



N Office is hereby giseu 10 whom IL may concern
~ that nm application viii be made by tie Goldeu Rule
Mining Company an Incorporation doing hu>iaes und
the Laws If the State oi Clf na the Government Of
tie United States tor Patent the following described
Quartz S' II Mining Claim, viz: known the Gold, n
kHle Mining G. M Claim situated in the Poverty liil
Mining District in Iuampe County State OF CaliiorL
being bounded 10y claim he'd by uHknoNn the
North by unclaimed lands the East. claim If Unknown
Owners. On the south. and 10y unclaimed lands the
West, and more particularly described fellows:
Ga surveyed land. being part ol = OF - Section
- chiefly on sol 5 and PATTY a ot + Il
OF y u Section =. FoNHshp North Range II Ea>t
Mouot Pablo Base AND Meridian. in tie district o;
Lands subject 10 sale ;heUnited States Land ocr Stock
ton. California, aud containing Is s. leo Acres said
claim being mere particularly described in the Diagram
flei with said Application
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are here.
by required 10 present the before the Register
Receiver OF the United States Land Office stockton
California within Ninety days the date of posting
and puddle tion hereof.
Dated ut Sar frarcsco. June 22i. ISL.
TiIE GOLDEN RULE MINING co, Applicant.
by Vim B}sworth, President; John b. Rus, Secretary
August l9,-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
III. III. UAIGHT.. Alameda
For Lieutenant Governor,
E. J. LEWIS...................... Tehama
For Judges 81 Supreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE. ...............of Sonoma
For the Short Terml
s. s. WRIGIIT.......a.....of San Francisco
For the Full Term
For Secretary Of State,
W. D. c. BR0WN.............of Sacramento
For, Controller.
r. o. TT......................of Siskiyou
For State Treasurer.
A. +. CORONEL............ Los Angeles
For Attorney. General,
10 HAMILTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Placer
For Surveyor. General,
JOHN w. ST.....................of Tulare
For State Printer,
JOHN I. BARRY ............of San Francisco
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
o. p. FITZGERALD.........o San Francisco
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
THOMAS LASPEYRE. .................o of Kern
For Harhor Commissioner,
JOHN ROSENFELD,. ..of San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
For u Patent TO n
Quartz Mining Claim.
(No. So
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Stockton Cali.oggisa, AGg. Sd, ISL.

Stockton Cali.oTgfa, Arg, Sd, ISL.
TENiE Golden Rule MiniIc Cospany y their President
y Secretary, loce. p0rat on Going business under
the Laws e The OF ca frna, aa~ing flied th-ir ap
lca;cn in this office FOR fateut te Mining Claim, and
the law and instructions in such provided having
been complied with Il is hereby ordered that the
ed notice OF such application be published fer Ninety
IN the Union Democrat. newspaper published nearest
the location 81 said claim st SonCr in TuoluHne Ceaay
State ot California.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Township Nomination.

Township Nominations,
TowNsHiP No. l.
For Justices Of the Peace,
JOHN McCABE, CHARLES UPPER
For Constables.
NJ. KENNY, JOHN FERRAL
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
FOR CONGRESS-,

FOR CONGRESS,
First District
LAWRENCE ARCHER. of Santa Clara
second District.
JAMES w. COFFROTH.. of Sacramento
Third District,
GEORGE PEARCE.. ..........of Soncma
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
TUOLUMNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS,
For Senator. A. EAkIN.
For Assembly,
GEO. A. WHITING. W. c. CONNALLY,
d. b. CURTIS, of Inyo.

For County judge. JAMES LETFORD
For Sheriff. .................DANIEL MUM
For Clerk. ..IlUGlI FARLEY
For Treasurer. ....................C. F. LANG
For District Attorney. CALEB DORSEY
For Assessor. ................~T. &. BlRNEY
For Sup't Common Schools. r. de HAVEN
For Surveyor. S. COOPER
For Coroner. A. FREUND
For Supervisor District No. ..
EDMOND PARSONS.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

Attest: Il. I. GARDINER,
County Clerk.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

II. L. NICHOLS, Secretary estate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-18

James Z Mage Gentleman OF col
Il IL- IrIur'I- su.C - -'.cuver ianages
or not beng permitted 10 GCCuDv a
ler.n n sleeping CIR On one Of Tie
IRE lau ! .aai.c la,t Gr-aaC Y stern
II Dad Ans lie places lI- tan ase
l. r5LlB + tp1rars rom lls oeECGn
-ltt u DryuGrr act ~ ilu llH VIE
ven % Nv : IrY Il rue u the .ireD-
~ :nucar-. IuL vlen CIev sought ~
..l.I-l Iue. he :ierX n EIe IHlcr
lld -le :ar.UC'Cr IN the TAN, etcn,
'e.,I~...t 10 5r.. -nem tickets or berth,
vlrreln,u lnev We com De..e-i ~ III
L. W Il-r-- inu lau NJ Ippur,lniIv
- -a~L &. rQC severe cOld, rom
vliCn ne mas not -eC r-cOvere't. and
-u.tr~e.l 3rler T-rIrlCe4 LAT %
..g'Ie. !. r9unG or increasing as
,anl-es. lie petition +e!s luL that Ne
-. AT. has Deem for ry-.ve vea-s past,
| Minister u the tIU$pri u 5he BAPTIST
1ersIasign. ald or lea:'y vear past
ne pastor gt he : llGu Church n Cl.s
CIV.
Tie ", = u 1le com oia.nalr a.sC
brings -U1 tor S5GrC tanages lnter
-le -aMe circumstances. a.egng max
lie : he VIE u L 2aaCst minister
&C. She toes not. however, AZ hat
ne rrt 1 sever. .0it Il c!nnHi En-
y7Jyg-r-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-18
Baltimore Live S..,.x Market.
T4UaSDAC. -ece,n Ger .

~ iSDA l. -FSs'll iltE
BEEF CATTL.-Tie MARKET vps-
terTJay vas lItz tu-, tie ylUIrsa.e
beng nuca 1er:er man tie ara
The Iua.IIy ~ he offerings .-OecIa.
the OPS, vas nIcn DETER .Iah as
week !. orCes DelHG Qr1pGr,.una. Y
llgner-;Ie ac'ua. Ltvlnce i inv.
vas out / inBte A. ne ciGse +Nmr
1850 vers 4Oit i; s. lIfo6 81 Ii 4y,-l
inC n QUO Steers. fe.t % NhGma.-
Anderson. Ed OF Irss c0u1rv
bringing 8 10 per LOO b. nh-
morning The oa.Ilce u ne Irf--' ~
u'er'or r-a,ies. we're c!ns-'t JuL AZ a
4nhte ,tec!ine since ve-jer~ta '-Dr;ces or
Tie ve-k, considering irla.ItY Unchanged.
e-'ces -O-iay .ur beef Gait
-Ingnt Il '0,,uws 3e=t 1eev44 n
s. jNEoi 81: -enera.iy rlted i:--t
IIa.lty iC s. JuGgj ~: neNun
II r0ud az quality l. 81 IGhe5 ~;
Ir;ina-v cnin steers. oxen ilG cows
L. g. jGG94 30; .nferGr Anu owes,
r-qles Of ;a.Gie g. MAJ ju-geaera.
average Ut ne market 5O-iay. s. =
.-;.-eIue ralge u 1rCe4 s. bh0O ~.
Il 4st 1t he +a.es vere .-9m 81 ~ 70
S. - Der -4G pounds ~ lie -aGelDr.
- heat ZANE rom MARYLAND. -
r1m Virr'nia. 80 rom Visit "
rnia. ant }gL heat rom ONO
-5ota. -ece,pJs 'Or 5he veek IjG
lent, against iiU6 asst week. lnG
10. Sane Tine .ast yeac ~ The
Irfar;ngs "a leau we're -akan ~
Baltimore butchers 23D -I,G %
cuuncrv iea..ers and arrners. lnG
~, leaG ~ SPECTATORS fGr Eastern
1arxals-SOta. 4a.es or Tie geex l..!5f
leaG. against IiIl asst Veeas AMI go
heat SAME -ine asJ ye.i.
SEEEP-Tae RHpIv u common
Iua Ties. cnGl-a LgaC IIr,ng Ms
week. has lesn Iute qua 10 ne
i.mani. vlile The better g-iItes Vara
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