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The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

warrant in favor of D. ]. Ames an INDECENT
sick person for So.
The following bills were allowed Il. l..
Street, postage stamps &C., Sl4 so; Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Co.
insurance on Hospital $50 S.; c. Ii. Randall,
printing Great Register 5000; c. B. Cutting,
Justice fees S.; j. Harrington, Coroner fees
Sl3 IS; j. j. Franklin, examining lunatie,
IS; G. II. Newcomb, labor Road District No.
8, SIS; and W s. Cooper. surveying roads
in District 80 4, $50 20; Total S765 80.
TUESDAY, August 18th.
Ordered. That the Clerk cause the Elec-
ton Proclamation of the Governor with that
Of this Board and that portion OF the Election
Laws which relate to the qualifications OF
electors to be published in the UNION DEMo-
Graf aud that so copies of tie same be print
ed in poster form.
The following bills were allowed r. E.
Gardiner. making copy Of Great Register and
salary as Clerk of Board of Supervisors s24S
So r. Z. Gardiner, Commission IS Auditor
S24S 81. Total S496 81.
Adjourned to August, 81 1871.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

REMOVAL OF JonN LEARY's REMAINS
Last week the remains of John Leery, were
cxhumed from the Catholic Cemetery, at
Columbia, and forwarded to San Francisco,
for re-bnria 10y the side of his wife who died
in October last. 1t will be recollected that
Mr.. Leary was killed on the Doth of Nov.
1858, while in the discharge of his duty as an
officer, endeavoring to arrest gang Thieves.
Ono of the assassins named Morgan, atte,
being examined, and held to answer, was
taken from the custody of the Sheriff by the
exasperated Columb:ans and hung to the
iume on the Gold Springs read near Gen
Mandeville's residence.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

DEsrIcABLY MEAN.-A teamster who was
hauling Soda manufacturing apparatus
from across the mountains which had been
bought by d. +. Duquesne, arrived at Me
Quade's too late Tuesday night to come to
town and deliver his freight. He came in
md while getting his supper some person
went to the wagon and broke the apparatus
in such manner and carried of some of the
parts rendering the machine valueless for the
manufacture of soda. 1t is to be regretted tc
think that any one living among us can be sc
lost to all sense of the rights of others. Who
ever it may have been deserve all the punish
ment the law can give.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
To The Public.

1t having been circulated that Sheriff
Trout demanded Of me twenty-five dollars to
defray expenses for following the murderers
of J. S. Anderson, in justice to that officer
take this method to deny that there is any
truth in scch sreport. When | went to the
Sheriff, instead Of demanding money he ask
ed me if would go with Dept. Sheriff Reed
in search of the murderers. | answered
that I would. With Reed, went about one
hundred and twenty-five miles, to the other
aide of the San Joaquin river, he paving all
expenses. | was not required or asked to
pay one cent. Sheriff Trout told Reed no,
60 come back so long as he could trace the
rurderers. that if he ran out of money T.
telegraph for more and he would see tha, i,
was furnished.
THOMAS JENNIs.
Sonora. August l1th, 1871.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Gard of Thanks.

The friends Of the late j. S. Anderson de-
sire thus publicly to express their thanks to
c. Borden, Coroner of Tuolumne county, for
his untiring exertons, in answering to the
call OF duty, and in accomplishing o task few
would be willing to undertake, in bringing
the murdered remains to Sonora, where the
bo6y was placed in view and received the
funeral rites of the Episcopal church.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Sonora, August l1;h, 1871,

BoAsp or SuPssvrsoRs.-Monday, August
18th, ISL. Present +. Parsons Chairman,
w. Wheelock aud I. Leonard.
The Delinquent tax list of 1870 having
been returned by the District Attorney the
same was examined and it appearing that
taxes to the amount of $lS2 50 cannot be
collected it is ordered that the same be strick-
en- of said list.
ordere d, that the County Auditor draw o
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

DANCE AT BAXTER s.-A social party and
dance will come off Mt Bakers on Tuesday
evening next, and the fraternity of
those mountains intend to have a good
time and want all their friends to come and
help them enjoy themselves. Those that 60
will be certain to have gay time.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Ghs nninn 9smurrat.


EPIscoPAL CHURCH NorIcE-0iyine Ser
vice Tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at Ii o'clock, A. NJ,
p. n. tomorrow.
Divine Service at jamestown, at q clock
p. NJ, tomorrow.
Divine Service at Quartz Mountain at 4
O'Clock, P. II.
Divine Service at Chinese Camp, at II
O'Clock, p N.
Sunday School every Sunday at q o'clock,
A. ".
Rev. w. H. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
OF THE TREES,

Many ofthem of immense size one, still standing and
growing has the interior portion the base burned
out make room large enough to contain sixteen
men horseback time and yet enough of the
rim of the tree is left support the colossal proper
tions above. Ths Claveras Group all others in
the grandeur and beauty of its Trees and the only
having Hotel accommodations.
Tourists leaving Stockton will take the Copperopolis
Railroad at o'clock to Milton, Is miles, connect
ing with Sisson daily line of Concord Coaches, via MUIR
phys the BIG TREE making the entire distance in
TEN HOURS At Murphvs stage leaves daily for Y0-
semitic VALLEY, per HUTChlNGS NEW ROUTE, it
being the best aud shortest to Yosemite Valley. At Mil
ton Murphys private conveyances be obtained
the Big Trees and Yosemite Valley at low rates
May y, lS71-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

CATHOLIC NorlcE.-Mass will be celebrated
at Columbia 81 o'clock, and at Sonora liz
O'Clock on tomorrow Sunday August Goth,
and on Sunday August 9th at Sonora Q
o'clock A. NJ. and at Jamestown IL A. VI.
Rev. j. b. McNALLY, Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Consultations and COrrespOn-
denCe i'm English, French
and German.

Having made the variors forms Of sexual Discnse
and Nervous mud Physi Debility the sub
Jec Of minute research and special practice for many years.
Dr. Perrault continues 10 treat these Affections successful
~ by the scientific methods and without resort In
0hnox ious Remedies.
Gonorrhea elect, Structures Bubo Ulcers skin Erup-
tons, etc. in stage speedily cured and all Syphiit-
ic and Mercuria Tants eradicated from the system
Nocturnal Emissions. Night Sweats DISCHARGES from the
Urehra going to stool making Pain in The Rack
Sleep disturbed by Dreams, Dizziness Signing Languor
Palpatlon, FIntiug Coughs, Ssliow Cumpexon Grow
rg Weakness of Sight, Memory aud Intellectual Yscu
ties Ddence Discrimination to attend to Business 10 go
INTO society &C.. are some of the more pronlinent
sympiom- % Nervour and Physical Prostrn-
ion-the result Of Self Abuse and Excessive
which IL not timely Chez, ed will never fan q, ;raS
mature decay, and terminate total Loss Of manb1o1
fhients nplain.g of more OF thu above SWIM,
should apply Immediately to nr Perrault as he has
discovered New and Reliable REM dies which enable him
20 guarantee speedy and rad cal cure of S.u,tnyI
Wcnknrs. and Empoteo &C.
iH'.se investigation pa ticularlv Nv those
phr; uIed .hls ooased Doctor and that advertised
10 know everything To cnre eveTrhcdv hn, ne 10
promises. ~ "'"ieH'' w 'uili ou I
saw % ns, IRE N any complaints incidental to their
latients in the Country can no |s,,,cd EUou,c
- ~ o-5 ever 10 d.. Perraut SOP Montgomery Street
~ A so 4 W Sotl Francisco stating their case as
DR. prrsp, .ss'or habits of living oceapaon, etc
ran g. ~ diplomas are in his oGce, where pecple
,a, n nselves that they under the care Of a
Z .eguhfly eoIcated practitioner.
Low Garages and Quick Cures Best references given
| eH.dred. All communications confidential.
Dr. Perrant is the sole agent in California. for
DR.. BloTT'S cEtEsRA1e0 FEMALE MONTHLY Plus
which are unappoached and Ear in advance OF every 9th
e remedy foT suppressions and other irregularities Ia
females Price, S. 90 per Box; sent by mail or express
| securely packed.
June 10. 1871 u
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

SERIOUS AccIpEaT.-0n Wednesday even
ing, Mr. p. Prenyman. accidentally slipped
aud fell down a flight Of steps in the rear OF
his house, breaking his left thigh bone. Mr..
p. is Ear advanced in years having passed
three score and ten.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
BIG RI r Fl Els.
OF c. A L A V Err AS COUNTY
GALE RNIA.
SPERRY & PERRY, Proprietors.

rUNhe CaIaveras Group is the one known 20
IL the world as the BIG TREES OF CALIFORNIA and
the chiefly visited by Tourists. 1t comprises the
MAMMOTH and the SOUTH PARK GROVES. The Nam
moth Grove contains ninety three of these Giants of the
Forest among which are the MOTHER OF THE FOREST,
the bark from which exhibited in the Crystal Palace,
London; the FATHER OF THE FOREST, through whose
trunk thousands have ridden horseback; and
the ORIGINAL BIG TREE the stump of which forms the
floor of the famous Pavilion thrty-wo feet in diameter.
The South Park Grove, siA miles distant, has
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
Monday, Sept. IL, 1871
FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
COUNTY OF CALAvEnAS.

The Board of Supervisors. finding theccunty heavily in
voved through the advice ef Convention Of Payers.
held AT San Andreas April 3. ISL resolved on this meas
rather than resort - Reputation. aud will hold
GRAND MUSICAL. n ESTIVAU, the proceeds
of which will be applied 10 the liquidation of the County
Debt zoo geo Admission Tickets will he sold - so T.
s. Gold and the holders of Tickets will he entitled ta
premium that be awarded te it, During the festival
The magnificent sum 80 600 in T. Gold Coin will be
distributed 10 the holders Of Admission Tickets follows:
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

STREETS BOOK STORIES the best place in Sonora to
buy School Books Blank Books Stationery Photograph
Albums Knives, Toys, Cigars Tobacco etc. ETC. del9s.I
l.. E. cnIcARD. L. DE BLAINvILLE. G. d. BLANNIA
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
G Q Q . N & w 6
For Those who Read
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
AT STREETS BooKsTsRR.

=" L. STREET, having purchased the NEWS, BOOK
n II and STATIONARY business Of j. X Henson will
conduct it in the liberal and obligng
of his predecessor.
PosT OFFICE and CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH
OFFICE at Streets Book Store.
SOLE AGENT for oil the leading daily and weekly pr.
pers of California. Eastern publications furnished at
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19
DR.. Julien Perrault.

Doctor of Medicine of the Faculty Of Paris.
Graduate Of The University queens
90 IIezc,'' in Canada. and Physician OF
tiie 81. John Baptiste Society of sam
francisco.
Jr. Perraut has the pleasure 70 inform his numerous
cid patients and others seeking Con tinl Med.
ical Advice that he he consulted daily at his Of
fee, No. 502 Montgomery Street, northeast corner of
Sacramento Street, San Francisco; Rooms Q. 10 and H.
first floor 10 stairs
The union Democrat., 1871-08-19

Rev. W. II. Dyer officiating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

It would seem proper to turn attention now
to the improvement Of the Washington channel
below the Long bridge, for which iii appro-
priation Of $4,000 is recommended. The
opening Of the cut proposed from the Mary
land draw of the Long bridge to Eashy Point
will cost not less than 100000. For the re-
moval Of rocks near Georgetown SlD,0o0 is
needed. There was expended during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1871, S26, its 81 Avail
able for the fiscal year culing..Juue 20. lo12
s23, 43l. 4G. Asked for the fiscal year ending
June 80. lS113, $lGO,OOD.
\ letter from Captain G. 3. Phillips, who
has immediate supervision Of the work, states
that for several obvious causes the depth OF
fifteen feet is not maintained throughout. Two
Of these causes only will be shown, either OF
which is sufficient to account satisfactorily tor
the fact Of shoaling. One is the occurrence Of
ireshets, unusual in number il not in violence.
The other cause referred to is the Shiny semi
fluid condition of much Of the material on the
bottom of the Potomac river in this part OF IT:
he'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
NEWS OF THE PAY.
':73 shov tie pay age and JodV 1the T"'cs'

The Boston Hide and Leather Insurance
Company, whose risks in Chicago amounted to
$50, 900, it is believed will pay fifty pei, Ct,
and probably wind up its affairs. The New
England Company, also heavily involved, Will
nay fifty per Ct. and the independent Com
pany, with risks to the extent OF over 81 lUp:-
600, has commenced paying twenty-five per u.
All other Boston companies are promptly pay
ing in full.
The latest intelligence from Mexico is that
the revolution iuauguralcd against the govern
ment Of Juarcz continues with unabated vlgor,
and that bands Of men are sacklng villages anu
hacicndss and that robbercS are being com =,
mitted ia sight Of the gates Of the city OF
Mexico.
At Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday the Senate
by resolution, denied the existence Of the ku-
klux in that State, and suggested to the ku-
kluX Committee to summon the Judges ol the
Superior Court rs witnesses, and offered leg
islatiyc aid to enable the committee to obtain
all the facts.
Heavy SNOW was reported at Cheyenne, W..
r.. at the signal office at five clock yesterday
evening 1t has been showing in Cheyenne Tor
the past three days At twelve o'clock last
night i: was clear with northwest gale, and
the thermometer standing ut twenynlnc de-
grccs.
Samuel +. Rice, cx-Suprcmc Court Judge,
and the leading Republican in Alabama, Is de-
Icatcl for the Legislature by Knox by over
5000 majority. Knox WAS voted for by Sc
crct Republican military organization known as
the "Nationa Guard which Rice denounced.
Ground was broken several days since in the
inauguration Of the Mobile and Northwestern
Railway. The work is now progressing with
vigor. News is inst received that y azoo county,
Mississippi has voted $GO0,0m in all ni the
road.
Cases continued at this term Of the Supreme
Court of the u. S. after Monday next will be
put at the foot OF the calendar Of the next term,
unless otherwise specially ordered by the Court.
This will nut all cases 50 continued over Tor at
least two years.
The Parliamcn! Of Canada WAS opened yes
terday in Quebec with the usual iormalltIcs. -
The Lieutenant Governor, in his speech. con
graduated the Assembly on the progress made
Since the confederation, for contiaucd improve
mcnt.
The Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
II. Il. has been aljulged bankrupt by the u. s.
District Court at indianapolis, and is required
to file list of creditors within five days.
During last month one hundred and thirty
two thousand acres were acquired from the
Government in two districts of Kansas Tor the
purpose of conversion into settlements.
The prairie and woods opposite the northern
Fart Of Quincy, Illinois, are again on fire ant
burning lierccly \ line Of fire about SIX miles
long is visible from the roofs Of the houses
The thermometer at Mount Washington
New Hampshire, yesterday, indicated six de-
grees above zero, while at Key West, Florida
it stood at Scycnty.t0ur degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9

THE PoToMAC CHANNEL report OF
Mai. Craighill in relation to the channel IN the
Potomac at and below Georgetown, suggests
inquiry into the gradual enlargement of the
flats on the Maryland side Of the river rs far
down, nearly as the Bluff, below Alexandria,
AMI to some extent, the increase OF the flats,
on the Virginia side below this city 1t also
reminds us that more attention should be paid
to the preservation Of the docksat Alexandria,
and the adoption Of measures to prevent their
being filed up. The deposit OF debris, aud
mud, on the edge Of the channel near Jones
Point, should also be prevented-as these de-
pests arc gradually washed into the channel
itself. 1t is all important to keep the channel
here, above, and below the city, us wide as
possible, as well to have capacious docks Tor
loaded vessels We are looking forward, with
great interest to the future c"mnl0ctaf pros
pcrity Of Alexandria, and our citizens should,
with the same hopes and wishes, be concerned
about every thing which is connected with the
subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

Congress will reasscmblc in four weeks. 1t
will find Oh the calendars of both Houses $50
bills, which we're introduced at the brief spring
session. Ofthis number SO belong to the
Senate and iln to the House. The former
have all been referred to the standing commit
tees, while the latter arc on the Speaker table
awaiting reference to the committees when ap
pointed Most of these bills failed in the
Forty first AMI other Congresses, and are simply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

TIE ELECTIONS. As far as heard from the
Radicals have elected one Senator and fourteen
members of the House Of Delegates, i'll the
Legislature Of Maryland. The Senator is from
Frederick, DR.. Lewis II. Steiner, and the mem
bcrs OF the House Of Delegates comprise i've
from Frederick four from Allegheny, three
from Washington, one from Cecil and one from
Caroline. The present Democratic Senatorial
incumbents from Cecil and Allegheny hold
over for two years more. The Radicals have
a large majority in New York, and hold the
New Jersey Legislature, notwithstanding the
Democratic majority on the State ticket. Mis-
sssippi returns Radical majority Of fifteen
thousand, and elects Radical Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The President Is in constant receipt OF com
munications and suggestions iHr incorporation
in the annual message, looking to Legislation
for the revival Of American shipbuildins. Sue
CESS to the efforts in that direction
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

\ paragraph is now going the rounds, y
upon the authority Of some Anonymous person,
stating that what the German Polar ESpedl-
ton discovered, in reality, was San open chan
mel between Spitzbergcn and Nova Zembla,
which, it was surmised, might possibly lead
into an open Polar sea- The account already
given stated positively that the open Sea
1r1. .lisnnrornH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
relNtrO !ucri

The executive committee OF the Chicago re.
lief and aid society have published an official
financial statement of the amount actually re
ccived up to November T. The actual subscrip-
ton is $2,0j000o out of about $5,511, Ono sub.
scribcl. This includes SiD0, 900 in the hands
of the New York Chamber of Commerce,
$500, Oo0 in Boston, not Yet placed to the cred
it of the fund. The society is now aiding sixty
thousand persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

H. Scott Il Co., New York, have republishcd
the Oc,obcr number of the Westminster Re-
view. Contents: The Pilgrim Fathers Greek
Democracy; Farrady; Chaucer; Bearings of
Modern Science on Art; Authorship of JuuiuS;
The Baptists; Leasing The Session of 1871;
Contemporary Literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

1t is said that IN order will ISSUE from the
War Department tomorrow, placing the ln-
dams of Arizona under the direct charge Of
General Schofield, and Instructions will be given
TO bring them al in upon reservations, and to
keep them upon such reservations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The Radical leaders now say that there will
be no opposition to the nomination OF General
Grant, by the Radical nominating Convention
that the disscuticuts will make Il virtue Of
necessity, and that he will be chosen by acela-
nation as the nominee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

\ large and costly Greek Church cdilicc is
to be built in New York The Emperor OF
Russia, it is expected, will give to it literally,
and the Grand Duke will probably open his
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The recent loss of large portion CT the wha-
ing fleet: has created great excitement IN New
Bedford Mass. The financial loss it is be
lieyed, however: will be met and overcome hy
the insurance Offices and the owners OF the YES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

According to the letter OF the Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, the send
ing, 'by the Spanish government Of two or
three vessels of war from Havana to Port
Prince to fulfill the menace made towards the
Hornet month or two since furnishes ground
for some apprehension The vessel is still the
subject Of diplomatic correspondence, and 1t Is
contendcd that it is sufficient that she is in Il
neutral port to render IN attempt to take her
by force AZ outrage on this government as well
as that of Hayti, to say nothing of the violation
of the principles Of international law We do
not think that there is any danger Of difficult
ty with Spain on the subject, or that be!I'ge'
rent movements will be made by the govern
mcnt of that country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

1t is a compliment to Mr.. Neale, the dele
gate elect TO the Legislature. to hear it said,
by several Republicans, tina! they ARE glad he
is elected notwithstanding he is \ Conscrva-
+;yn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

llamblct9niau, horse valued at 81, 900, the
property of Mr. l.. Curtis, of Brooklyn, New
York, died in Kentucky. 4 few days ago. This
was great deal of money in horse flesh!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

George liiot's forthcoming novel will ap-
pear in eight monthly parts. Her looks are
always looked forward to with interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timorc Sun says IA letter received here to-
day from one of the members elect IN Texas
says t!,;, tie Governor has refused 70 grant
certificates nl election to three Of the four Dem
ocratic congressman elected last month He
has declared martial law in two counties Of the
State, ami is Oh his way to Washington
to induce the President to suspend the OPERA
tons OF the writ Of h1bcaS corpus in other ror-
tion1 Of Texas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

Queen Victoria appears to be still suffering
from indSposition, rheumatism, etc, but, ac-
cording to the Court Circular, her mind is not
at all affected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The Baltimore American thinks there has been
uea,lya Radical victory in Maryland! ".NnU-
W' But thcn i'll this CASE Il miss is as good
as a mile. And, besides, there Is no NEARLY
about it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

VIRGINIA observation-disclosures from the
virginia Election indicate that the House OF
Delegates will be about the salnc political COM
plcxion rs the last, which was over two-thrds
Conservatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09
,ncnt of that country.

The Washington Court Circular announces
that the President was Receiving throughout
yesterday private kilograms FROM all the States
in which the elections occurred on Tuesday. by
this means he has been kept fully Informed on
the exact situation of these States - the ~.
turns continue to come il: Members Of the
Cabinet in the city, and othcro!iiclaIs, called on
the President to express their satisfaction at
the victories attained for the Republican
party" Had the 'members Of the Cahinct
any thing i,n1i'Wh,r to say about the election
in VIRGINIA?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-09

The Baptist Association Of Maryland and the
District Of Columbia is in session in Washing