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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

This gentleman, who is aspiring for re-
election to Congress from this District, it
should be remembered, introduced that most
iniouitous bill known as Sargent's Swamp
! Land Bill into Congress, which is nothing
more or less than law for the purpose of
swinding and running poor settlers upon
State lands. for tie interest and benefit of q
! railroad corporation. His timber bill is an
| other of the same piece of cloth, which in eff
feet will be of the greatest benefit to his ia
vorite corporation and not for the people and
his constituents at large. Then be was the
originator and the strong advocate of the bill
authorizing the sale of the Mineral Lands,
which has given so much dissatisfaction to
the mining class lie processes to be the
friend of the white working man and employs
Chinese to work lis mine. He accepts a
nomination on what his party tern an anti
Chinese platform, aud goes before the people
claiming to be a protector of the laboring
classes, yet he fills his mire with Cinnamon
to perform what he calls ''menial" labor.
Have our miners learned before that they
were filling "menial'' position by their la
Dor? In speech in Ell Dorado county, when
the question was put to MIN, with reluctance
be admitted that he employed Cinnamon in
his claim in Nevada. but justified it on the
ground that the service required of them was
of "menial naturen Whatever there may
Il tal ~ no al arr,
is the Chinaman alone who is placed there
in preference to white men by just such men
as A. A. Sargent. We have YET to learn that
the miners of Tuolumne are ''menlal' and
cannot think they will support and vote for d
man to represent them in the National coun-
ellis that shows so mach inconsistency and
hypocrisy between professions to the inte-
rests of the laboring classes and his practice
for individual interest. Mr.. Sargent cannot
be a friend to the white laborer and at the
same time exclude them from work in his
mine, giving the preference to Cinnamon.
The people of this county should have better
sense than to endorse this man, who has OIL
ways refused to try to do anything when ask
ed, for their benefit. Strong appeals We're
made to him to procure Land Office to be
/ located here that thousands of dollars might
/ he saved our farmers in the expense of enter
ing and obtaining titles to their lands. No,
he would not try, he said it was no use, but
we all remember tina. the Tuolumne delega-
ton was not for him, when he beat lligby
punished for having dared to oppose him,
and he has punished Tuolumne far as he was
able If reelected, this county can hang up
any hope of this gentleman favoring them
with any Congressional benefits.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

KiNcAIp FLAT TUNNEL.-Work in this tun-
mel is being continuously pursued day and
night by force of six men who have made
from nine to ten feet each week for sometime
past. This company commenced the tunnel
four years ago this fall and have made an
open cut of $50 feet driving their tunnel
through solid rock assistance of 800 feet at an
expense of about 1900. They have 420
feet more to run to reach the sink of kincaid
Flat, which will require another year. Gen
eral interest is felt for the success of this en-.
eterprise as on this depends the opening OF
similar claims in our county.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
Consultations and COrrespOn.
dence in English, French
and German.

Having made the various forms of Sexual DiseaRo
and Nervous md Physical Debility the sub
ect Of minute research and special practice years,
DR. Perault continues Affections successful
scientific methods and without resort
Obnoxious Remedies.
Gonorrhea- elect, Structures Bubo Ulcers Skin Erup
tons, ETC. in any stage speedily cured aud all Syphilt-
ic and MercuTial Tants aradcated from the system.
Nocturnal Emissions Night Sweats Discharges from the
Uretra on going TO stool making wafer Pain the Back,
Sleep disturbed by Dreams Dizziness Signing Languor,
Palpaiion Flint ing Couchs S1lIow Complexion, Grow
irg Weakness OF Sight. Memory and Intellectual facul.
ties pidence Dissemination TO attend TO Business TO go
into Society &c. some of the prominent
symptoms OF Nervous and Physical Prostra-
fionthe result Of Self Abuse and Excessive Indulgence
which, timely checked. will never fail to induce pre-
mature decay. and terminate in total Loss OF manhood
Patton complaining CT more OF the above syp-
toms, should apply Immediately to Dr. Peraut as he mas
discovered New and Reliable Remedies; which enable MN
to guarantee speedy and radical cure oil sem'n1A
Weakness and Impotence
We invite investigation particularly by those sufferers
who have tried this boosted Doctor. and that adyeFfxed
Physician until and discouraged we claim net
know everything. TO cure everybody; nut We 20
| promises. Ill,
Ladies suffering any complaints incidental to their
sex can consult the Doctor with the assurance OF reie'.
Patients 10 the country be Cured AT HOME oy
addressing letter Dr. Perrault 5o2 Montgomery Stree
or Box e53 p O.. San Francisco. stating theh cAse
infinitely possible, habits Of living. occupation. e1o
Dr. PerTauits diplomas in bis es5es, where peoe'
can fer themselves that they uoder the e0A
regularly educated practitioner.
Low charges and Quick Cares Best references gwen
If required. All communications conndentiAi.
DR.. Perranlt is the sole agent 10 California 'nh
Or. Bl0rIiS cEIEBRArED FEMALE MONTHLY PlltS /,
which unapproachsd and Gar In advance o. sveJ osn
er remedy for suppresSioDs and ether nregnsisa IN
females Price, S 90 per sent by mail or express.
securely packed.
June TO- ISL u
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

The SAN Joaquin Valley AGRICULTURAL
SccIEry's FAIS.-This Fair will commence at
Stockton on the 18th of next mouth. We
trust that our people, the farmers particular
", will make it an occasion to show what
can be done in Tuolumue At the Me-
chsnics' Fair, in San Francisco, there is
nothing in the line Of products from the
grouod. on exhibition from this county. Ne
other or better means can be presented than
these fairs to bring the Importance of tue diff
ferent portions of the State into notoriety, hy
exhibiting what they can produce. For the
credit of our county we hope generous ex-
hibitiaa of our products may be made during
she fair at Stockton. We acknowledge the
receipt of q complimentary ticket, which we
shall be happy TO use if circumstances per,
init.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
c. SIS Gold Coin Premiums.

The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same
the Concert given in San Francisco in aid OF
she Mercantile Library.
The drawing wl take place under the management OF
Committee owe known and responsible citizens OF Cal
averas County
TREasuRERs-Pacihc Bank San Francisco, r, F. Hast
ings Co.. Sacramento; joaquin Valley Bank. Stock
ton with whom all moneys will be deposited and all dis
bursements made.
In addition TO the above named Gifts, all Moneys re-
ceived for sale of Tickets less the expenses Will be
paid the Board OF Supervisors OF Caaveras County
for the liquidation of the County Debt.
For guarantee that the rreuiums will be fairly drawn.
we respectfully refer by permission the following we'll
known gentlemen: Hon. A. c. Adams, District Judge,
Mokeumne Hill; u X Thorn, Esq. Sheriff of Calaveras
County; W A. Wallace, County Clerk. of Calaveras
County; John Gallagher County Treasurer of Calaveras
County; Chas b. Highly Esq. Editor Caaveras Chroni.
Gle: j. c. Scrhner Esq Angels; Hon T. s. BeSer Sacra-
Stockton; W L. Dudley. Esq Stockholm Col. C. c. Bow
man, Franchises; :. Foreman. Esq, San Francisco
Hon. VIM. Highly, san Francisco.
Good aud responsible Agents wanted. Liberal Commits
sons allowed Parties at distance can obtain Tickets by
forwarding Checks any Banks San Francisco, Sacra
mento Stockton or any reliable Banking House.
BUSINESS MANAGERs-S. l.. Pripds. Chairman Board of
Supervisors San Andreas; A. H. Coulter Supervisor Sc
cond District San Andreas; NJ c. Lewis, Supervisor Third
District san Andreas; J. +. Treat San Andreas Alex.
Wylie, San Andreas; Il, II. Prince, Altavie.
All Orders and Communications should be addressed to
NJ. g.. LEWIS, secretary.
san Andreas, California.
Tickets Cor sale by LOUIS LEVY Agent at Columbia,
aud CHAS. +. STREET, Agent at Sonora.
June 10, lS51-3m
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

BALLs.-There will be two chances on
Monday night next for dancers to enjoy the
pleasures of the ball room. Mr.. Henry Will
son, proprietor of Fallon's Hotel Columbia,
and John Hale of the Soulsbyville House,
on the Mono road, each will give q social
toa-ty on that night.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Ecok out on "wednesday for your ticket,
tickets are not carefully watched they will be
generously plastered. We have seen the
little thirgs designed for constable up to
will be no such thing as too much watchful-
ness
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
Monday, Sept. II, 1871,
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
COUNTY OF CALAvERAS.

The Board Of Supervisors finding the county heavily in.
volved through the advice If Convention of TsSPayers
held San Andreas April 5, ISL resolved ON this meas
ure rather than resort Reputation and will hold
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. the proceeds
of which will be applied to the liquidation OF the County
Debt 200 900 Admission Tickets will be sold AT s. SO L.
Gold and the holders Of Tickets will be entitled t. any
premium Ire awarded to it. During the festival
the magnificent 0o0 in L. 5 Gold Coin will be
distributed the ,ders Of Admission Tickets as follows:
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Reports from all portions of the State are
most cheering for the Democracy. 1t is
claimed that San Francisco will give Haight
., 500 majority. With the mass of the peo-
Pile it is plain to be seen, they intend to en-
dorse the man who has been vilied and ira
duced for standing frE in the interest of the
laboring and worSing classes against the
twin tyrants, monopoly and Radcalism.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

EPISCOPAL CnuRca NofIcE.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. AT
jamestown. o. p. NJ. At Columbia, y p. N.
Rev. w. H. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

THIRD VoLuME.-The san Joaquin Valley
Argus published at, Smelling MERGED county
has entered on its third volume. Its editor
announces that in short time the size of the
paper will be increased to thirty-two columns.
We congratulate friend Steele and wish him
continued prosperity.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

RELlEr FOR CALAygRAs CoUNrY- draw
ing of Gifts in the Calaveras Enterprise is al
vertised to take place one week from Monday
next, the ll,h inst. The sale Of tickets has
been rapid for the past few weeks those de-
sirous of trying their luck for ten or twenty
thousand dollars. should secure their tickets
without delay. The drawing will be con-
Quoted with all fairness, every dollar received
for tickets after paying gifts and necessary
expenses will be applied to the payment Of
the outstanding Indebtedness Of that county
With successful termination Of this Festi
val, Calaveras Will be placed in condition
that will not require all the earnings of
poor man to pay his taxes
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

A FEMALE SrUNPIsr.--Laura De Force
Gordon is stumpng the County OF San Joa-
ouin as a candidate for State Senator. contra
nv to the desire of the Independent which
declares she is ineligible to hold office and
that all votes cast for her will be thrown
away.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

PRINTING OFFICE BURNED.-The Office of
the Amador Ledger, belonging to I. A.
Springer, Republican candidate for State
Printer was destroyed by fire last Sunday
morning Only a small part of the material
was saved Three other buildings were
burned Supposed to be the work Of an in
cendiary.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

KiLLEp.-John Lambert, recently resi-
dent of Mariposa Greek, was accidentally
killed while lassoing wild steer between
Lone Pine and Tule river. The mother of
the deceased is said to reside in or near So
nora.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

THE SAN FRANCISCO Poll LtsT.-In 1870
the whole number If names enrolled on the
San Francisco pol list was 5S. 500. This year
there are sc. 400; an increase of 500. whereof
probably 1000 are TO be credited to the
colnred people. 1t is thought there will be
added between this and the 9th of September
500 to 900 more names.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

PETERS MUSICAL monthly for September
is splendid number. 1t would seem almost
impossible to improve this excellent work,
better than the last. 1t contains a total of
fifteen pieces, printed from thirty-six full.size
usic-plates, and you can get all this choice
music for thirty cents. Vel. VIII. COM
menced with the July number, and the pub
Usher offers to send the July, August and
September numbers for IS cents. Address
j. l.. PErERs. 500 Broadway. New York.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

CArnoLrc NorIcE-Mass at Big Oak Flat
on tomorrow Sunday, Sept. Sd, on Sunday
Sept 10th, Mass will be at Sonora 81 O'Clock
and at Columbia III A. NJ, Devotions at So
nora same evening a: II o'clock.
Rev ]. B. McNALLY. Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
Ghs Nninn 9emufrat.
LOCAL NJ EWs.

Vim. S. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for tho "USIoN DExocRAr," for solie-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Let every Democrat vote early on Nednes-
day next, and then see that every Democrat
in their precinct comes to the polls. Not a
vote should be lost, our opponents will leave
nothing undone to bring out their voters.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Nor Mucu MARRY.-Only one marriage IL
ceuse was issued during the month of August
hy the County Clerk.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

limited STATES Of AMERICA, STATE
~ Of Califarnia.Uniief States Land Office. City OF
Stockton-Notice au3 citation before the Register
Receiver OF the stockton Land 0fice Whereas. the Town
of Sonora Of Tuolnmne County did the 10th day OF
Augut. ISL apply to the Register fth= T. s Land Of
fee, az Stockton California TO enter Town Site Sec
;on Ne. 50, Township No ?. North Range No IL East
Mount Diabio Meridian ups which AfGavits have been
fled all glng the land To be Min raj fellows Wit
6o'tfred Baier, upon The :. ". i ofN- W. l. ami
CHARLES E. Lang. upon the y. Z. Il Of y T. ard upon
portion Of which the following persons have claims
Wit: Frederick 3. Page, Pre- emFtion Applicant ID 5
5. 3oo) and Michael Kenney, Presumption Applicant I'd.
s. 5.4s7.
Therefore in compliance with instructions Of the Gem
sioner If the General Land Office it Is hereby ORDER
ed that on the 24Ih day OF October, A. d 1871
81 10 .elock. 4. NJ, You Go't NED Baer Charles T.
Lang Frederick B. Page aud Michael heuney and each
and every person claiming The above mentioned lard or
any part Thereof appear before in the T. s Land Office
in the city Of Stockton with your witnesses prerareI
testify 10 the Mineral Nol-MneTa Character Of the
above mentioned land. or any part thereof and show
il any there be; why the Town Of Sonora should
not be allowed TO enter the Aforesaid and certain nor
tons Of the Herein fail land will be
AWARDED 10 the Tos Of Sonora upon furnishing pro-
proof of compliance with the Law relating TO Town
Sites
Witness onr hands this 10th dsy of August, 1871.
MELVILLE C0TTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
August II. ls-l-5w
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Twenty-three thousand French have emf
grated to America since last September.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
DR.. Julien Perrault.

Doctor of Medicine of ihe neatly Of Paris.
Graduate of the University Queens
College" in Canada, and Physician Of
the ~. John Bnptiste society of snh
Francisco.
Dr. Perrault has the pleasure TO inform his numerous
old patients and others seeking Confidential Med
caI Advice that lie be consulted daily his Of
fee No. 502 Montgomery Street, northeast Of
Sacramento Street. Francisco; Rooms g. 10 and IL,
frrfa fs7r stairs
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02
Sonora, Big Oak Flat
AID
COULTERvlLLE STAGE
LINE.
Shortest and Best Route for 70 Semitic VALLEY

Sh0rtest ana beSt N0HIe TOT 10 lSsWtte Fdttfy.
vuyHE SONORA AND C0ULTERyILLE STAGE from
z and after MONDAY. Sept. 14th, 1865, will leave the
City Hotel Mondays Wednesdays Fridays
at ! O'Clock A. NJ. passing through jamestown. Mon
tezuma, Chinese Camp, Jacksonville. Big Oak Flat aud
t3arrote and arriving at Coulterville day al
O'Clock
Returning will leave City Hotel Couterville, Tues
dsys Thursdays and saturdays connecting with Stockton
stages At Chinese Camp.
Daily Line Of Stages leaves Sonora for Sacramento
Murphy's, MockelumRe Hill and the Big Trees.
S. SHoUP. Proprietor
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-09-02

Aug. IS, ls7l-lm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Feb IA dispatch from Bor-
deaux says "Gambetta has telegraphed to the
Projects that he will announce the resolution OF
the Bordeaux Governments after communication
with the parsonage to come from Paris. Mean
while he asks them to be firm and confident, and
instructs them to drill necessarily the recruits
who come in during the term Of respite allowed
by the armistice.
A dispatch from Versailles mentions the re-
port that firing was heard in the Belleville and
Villette quarters of Paris yesterday 1t was
feared disturbances had occurred.
Another dispatch from Versailles says: THE
armistice is carried out in the west and north Of
France without difficulty.
1t is reported that the armistice extended to
the eastern departments, and military opera
tons on the part of Generals Monteuffel, Wer-
der, Bourbaki and Garibaldi cease to-day
A dispatch from Bruntrut, Switzerland, 3lst
says The bombardment of Belfort continues.
The twenty fourth French corps has escaped to
the southwark, but the remainder of Bourbaki's
army is cut off and is being driven to the Swiss
| frontier
A dispatch from Berlin says Orders have
been given for the discontinuance Of the dis
patch Of troops to France.
The London conference will hold another
meeting Friday.
A dispatch from Constantinople says The
dykes at Smyrna were destroyed by torrent
and Il large part Of the town is inundated.
Many persons have been drowned 4 number
Of the victims are unknown.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 4:30 p. m.-The official
report of the Liverpool cotton market says it
closes dull with downward tendency Mid
ding uplands s Orleans st. Sales on 4 ship
named to sale in February or March from
Savannah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-01
TeIegraphic Summary.

The tank of Hussey & Cos oil refinery in
Cleaveland, O., exploded yesterday, killing
Peter Cary, workman,
Brockway the forger has been committed fol-
trial in New York.
DR.. Galentine who shot Dr. Jones in Cleage,
land, O., for improper intimacy with his wife.
has been found guilty of manslaughter: r.,
The steamer Cleopatra from Havana, has
arrived at New York
The small pox has broken out and is exciting
considerable alarm in St. Johns, n. B.
Preparations for the execution Of John Han
lon were completed yesterday in Philadelphia.
VIM Dermott, a coachman, was burned tc
death in Philadelphia last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-01
Special NOTICES.

s@OuR INVISIBLE ENEM1Es.! raw, as
tringent atmosphere Of winter and sggra-
Yates many ailments. To protect themselves as
eFectually as possible against the invisible dan,
gers which surround them at this season, should
be the especial care Of persons constitutionslly
delicate. As there is no medicinal preparation
in use which so thoroughly braces and invigor-
ates the stomach, the liver, and the nerves., IS
Hostettcr's Bitters, course of that agreeable
tonic is particularly advisable for dyspeptic, bill,
ious and nervous sufferers, in the cold, damp and
trying weather which generally prevails IN our I
climate at this period of the year: Sudden ehils
have bad effect upon dyspeptics and indiyld-
uals Of bilious habits not unfrequently producing
congestion of the liver or bowels, or low levers,
sometimes of an intermittent or remittent chacac-
ter. Attacks of rheumatism are alsoto be appre-
hended, and when there is tendency. to that
complaint the Bitters will be found the best pre-
ventiye. The operation Of the great vegetable
tonic is direct and simple. 1t stimulates and
strengthens the digestive and secretive organs
and the nerves. and puts the system in condi-
ton to resist the action Of those formidable foes
Of vitality, low temperature and unwholesome
winds and fogs. By quickening the superficial
circulations without creating anything approach
ing to fever it imparts tone to the skin, and thus
renders the surface of the body comparatively
impervious to unhealthy external influences.
jan 30-eolW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-01
TELEGRAPHIC.
DIsPaTcHEs TO THE GaZETTi
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the Senate, to-
day. Mr.. Scott introduced bill providing for
the payment of charter money to loyal owners
PRESIDENT in loyal States) Of steamers, &c.
found in the Confederate States, and used by
the United States government during the war.
Mr.. Trumbull opposed the bill, saying ifthis
principle was adopted it would open the door
to numberless claims which stood on the same
ground.
The debate was continued. .
In the House of Representatives the COM
mittee, to whom was referred the joint rcsolu-
ton introduced by Mr. Mckenzie last year pro-
viding for the appointment of committee to
receive proof of the claims held by loyal citizens
in the Southern States, reported that resolu-
ton amended in the form of bill
The bill provides for the appointment Of
three Commissioners (none of whom are to be
from the States interested) ut salary of S.
900 each with clerk and stenographer.
The House was occupied with debate on the
following Senate BILL which was passed by a
vote of ayes lis, nays &c.
That when any person who is not rendered
ineligible to Office by the provisions of the 18th
Amendment shall be elected or appointed to
any Office of honor or trust under the govern,
ment of the United States, and shall not be
able on account of his participation in the late
rebellion to take the oath prescribed in the act
of Congress approved 2 July, 1862, said person
in lieu of said oath before entering upon the
duties of said Office take and subscribe the oath
prescribed in an act of Congress entitled an act
sons from whom legal disabilities shall have been
removed, approved July 18th, 1868.
Considerable debate took place, during which
Long, the colored member from Georgia, spoke
with much vehemence against the BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-01
Fire md Loss Of Life.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 1.-The Holiday
House,. at Kenosha Wis, was burned this
morning. The guests were aroused as rapidly
as possible. Mrs j. B. Merrill and four chill
dren, were cut off by the flames and persisted
Osmond Copron and S. Fuller were rescued
but are supposed to be fatally burned. H. R.
Chase was seriously injured by jumping from
a third story window, and severa. others slight
ly, by wounds, and burns Edward Waller
cook, is missing. The origin of the fire is un
known