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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-04-01
NUMBER 43.

and BRET though have been I think they
have been satisfactorily established. And
now gentlemen few words as to
OUR DUTY IN rRs MEANrlxE.
We are not called upon to shoulder our
musket. and to enter the field. We ara not
called upon to give our pecuniary aid TO apv
national military project for the liberation Of
our native land and 1t we were called uron
in this latter respect let us be yery careful.
first in lending our own serious attention to
any such move and secondly. 10 lending our
hard cash to the movers--a word to the wise
upon this head is sufficient. But We are not
called upon as have said to do anv Of These,
things at present. Yet in the meantime wa
have duty to perform as Irishmen. We
haze to recollect that, that Emerald Isle oft tina
sea is our own native lend, that il contain,
the bones of our forefathers, and that the
blood of its celtic stock still courses through
our viens that no matter from what end of
it we may have come, still we ere bound to-
gether by these common ties: that we have
one common object in view--an object that is
equelly dear TO the hearts of us all whether
from Leins,er. Munster. Ulster or Connaucht.
end that is. to see our Ki,h and Kin, who
now dwell upon the old farms. the citizens Of
free, sovereign and independent nation,
such as that, which we ourselves cow in
habit. Weare bound together. say by all
these comunon ties and this sacred object,
then let the band of unity encircle US. and
let harmony prevail amongst us. What
more sacred object could mite us? For next
to our God comes our country, and next 10
our duty to our God comes our duty to our
country. In order to be practical then in
this respect. in order that we may not have
unity merely in our speech but likewise in
our actions we should have
ORGANIZATION
Amongst US. Let the organization have what
it NAV for its object; let it be for benevolence,
friendship or selfimprovement, or whatever
you please. still let there be systematic. reg
MAR organization. This is practical unity.
Your society may he called benevolent, chari-
table, literary or what vou please, one thing
sure. that rs long as Irishmen compose it,
and such Freshmen, as see here TODAY. il
will he patriotic; and should the opportunity
suddenly arise, wherein you would be called
upon to do something for the great cause,
Won wonld he united together and ready for
work. In the little town to which have the
honor to belong we haze an organization.
Here in Sonora, the county seat, you should
have one also, and hone, when the next
l7th. comes around we of Colombia may have
the honor IF entertaining some regular organ
ization Of Irishmen Of Sonora and vicinity.
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A WEALTHY widow. advertising for an AGENT
x.s ovs,vb.lmed with applications, as the
types bt mistake, made 1t b gent
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sonora, Big Oak Flat
AND
COULTERvlILE STAGE
LINE.



THE SONORA AND coULTERyILLE STAGE frou,
Ill and after MONDAY, Sept 18th 1868 viii lease the
City Hotel sonora on Mondays. Wednesdays Fridays
at O'Clock, A. NJ passing through jamestown. Mon
tesuma, Chinese Camp. jacksonville Big Csk Flat and
Gsrrote and arriving at Conlterville same day at
o'clock.
Returning will lesve CITY Hotel Corterville on Tues
DAYS, THURSDAYS and Saturdays connecting With Stockton
stages At Chinese Camp.
Daily Line q Stages leaves Sonora FIR Sacramento
Murrhy's, Mockelunae Hill and the Big frees
s. S9oUP, Proprietor
Soacra, Scptemhe 18th, lseS.-sf
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-04-01

Meets first Monday Of February, May, August and
Na,emhrr Supervisor LIST District, Thos Leonafa' -
n,c, Elrpoud Parsons; Sd District, Willard Wheeiock
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-04-01
WHY WE ARE HERE.
R4qnes:hei from bleeding sire 70 son,
Though bxtiea cf : Is ever won


GENTLEMEN ARE roc READY FOR THE QUESTION
Are You ready to make tha, VOW. Under
stand it. II is not for the freedom Of religion.
|, is not for the freedom of the press. Ii is
not for the dissolution of the Union. but it is
for all of these summed up in the simple
phrase, the free, sovereign independence of
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-04-01
A SUMMARY.

And now let Us see what conclusions we
have arrived at. We have established that
it is our duty TO assemble on this day as our
national holiday. to protest against British
rule in our native land. and to renew our
row to make that protest good By deeds when
ever opportunity offers.
End. That no matter how small may be
the numbers. each individual voice contributes
its mite of moral courage TO the great
cause and 3rd. That it is in accordance
with the principle implanted in our bosoms
bv God himself that we keep that struggle
UT, and it is upon tie faith. which accom-
rsnies that principle. that we place our fair
reliance in the ultimate triumph Of THAT
struggle. have endeavored to be as brief
as possible in arriving at these conclusions,
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What does popular opinion amount to in
our case? Will IT knock the muskcts out of
the hands of the British soldiers Or will it
place weapons in our hands with which to do
these things? 1t will do none of these d.
rectly, and vet il has done much and will do
more. Was il not popular opinion that eff
fected the dsestabIishment of the established
Church? Was it not the same power that
brought the land question so prominently be-
fore parliament? Was il not popular cpin-
ION that gave the electors Of Meath moral
courage 10 send an out-and-out nationalist to
represent them in the British house of Com
mons,-that answering Champion Of our
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ana or'et though have been I think they
nave oeen satisfactorily established. And
now gentlemen few words as to
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Meets the fourth Monday Of each month
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
County CouRr
PROBATE coURr

Meet. ar.t Monday Of January. May and sep'em ns
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

tAaakR Ts Evvlona ~ ClsYs allowing We fSsaes pspef
shs 0ls and sass al saRs In favor ~ aeass ee OeesS
bOh and A which he Oep9raso1 eoAGsIsd
Pubic PsEI Tho Cou,Ssr dePO. The noneV 70 s
credit Of the Department ihe equ6aon Of the Board "nO are ~
tbOriSa drectel 70 mako al Disbursements besfom
The reQuon ofthe Department Of Public PARIS upon he
the form prescribed b. behs for the MONEYS which
be required deposit, the voucher winch 10 70 DC EeP1
the City COueS Oce allowing the dipOOtOn Of the money maze
b him
THE COST OF THE COURT HOUSE ENGINES.
FO Iht RdttOr Of rae TrtbUnt.
SIR: Ny attention has been called to an ed
itOra IN your Of Sept and subsequent article
in other columns Of your issue Of the 2sd which In
timae that frauds committed in the purchase Of
four engines for the New Court House. and that
the persons who sold them privy to the alleged
rascaty The facts OF the case are that the four Court
House engines manufac and furnished under
written contract at price Of coOO for the four en-
gines by the Washington Iron Works, which then
located ct NewburRh N Y, and Of which the writer
at that time the Treasurer and General Manager They
were superior engines and finished expensivev, an
examination will show, and could not be afforded at q
less figure.
The bill was made out for Just the contract price,
paid promptly and in FULL and not dollar more and
not one dollar was paid as commission to any one.
at first intended to take notice Of your statement
and wait the result Of the investigations which knew
would eXOnerate our Company from any cOluson with
the Ring but 1t being uncertain when the investigation
will he made. and your statements decidedly reflect
OF simple justice that the acts should be stated Yours
truly, GRO. NJ. CLAPP, President.
Washington Iron Works, ONec No. co VeSey-st, Nst0-
York, Oct. %, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
PROMINENT AxRIvALA

Brevoort House-Ex- Gov. J. Gregory smtn y
Of Vermont Capt Riley Of the British army sno uo; 81 E
Holland Of Springfield, Mass - 81 Hene'd smith of
Ohio, Judge Crump and Gen: Vim. Malone 0i Ha..n H9
and Sir ]. W. Copley Of England - bsersn Iaa Homer
A. Nelson, Secretary Of State the Hon D. C. HaaoIhn aah
Of Oswego the Hon. D. 9. Bennett OF Bunao Thomas
a. Canfied Of Vermont - Astor Hosse-Eh - fknSis
man Rice Of Maine and tho Rev. Bennett ol oplansvi n
vania - 1 Dsnis Hote-Co A. Webster OF Washlss VIZ
ton and the Rev. L. P. schefeley OF
NetropoIitan RQtsl-H. @. Lord OF CncinnaS anu VIZ
Hon f. y simm6ns Of South Carolina. = Q. Srond Sn'd
HotrI-Gen r. r. Stockton Of New-Jersey. e. "o''1
Central HoteI-Gen. J. E. Muford Of Richmond
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
HOME NEWS.

THRRMoMETER YESTERDAY. ,-,,
'sS5 sS Ess'' S ~ r. GT''N
HIGH TIBB TO-DAY
Long Branch, ROoha. BAitrry snd .,
way, and Gomez Id. n. Y. Baths FushN u l.
20 eSS SO IS i,S SS
WRATIm pHovncfs Yan UoHnI
lBee Hhh pAeN)
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

For stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
scBIKD, MAnnictarer, lis NAsssasL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

Elegant Rolls, Biscuits, ETC., with DooLEYr
YRirT PowDEa Depot 90 New 81. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

FAVORABLE NoroRIETY.-The good repu.
~n0h SAoN BAsrOaAL TssCEE The rsbsf esOShs Cold.
aAS Threat DssAsss Aas aysa tAsn hss,sSh se.,nssr
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
lAAasaheemshu-l |

WHITcoM's ASTHMA REMEDY-sure cure.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
MIRACULOUS EscAPE.

On. A tboss s,nss s. sp1 bs Donoeny
Luan Broadway yeanssenensa 10" @
We dns up on tOp stage BE- essebs "s
long lost love, be bad for seven years "
him. bic hurry desoeud dipped and fell hea
adjoining sidewalk His love rulhed forward with fearful scream %
tsashnsns Of tbs LADY and byS.asdsn innesss " w
snva The mystery e1pAsed ,sp few sords-h' essa "
protected By Of KsoI's Pan Hst ou III BfosdWS'
ECONOMICAL SoAP.-An who would exercise
sss..d s so.pd .na hard n s.S.r .c.S. generally H
ors. sy nal IN x pronvy iasd and s .ce dsa,sr ts e
in ofNsWYcsi, Broeiyn, Jer'ey N r% ~
- $50 Washngiopst, FeS'fo
To THE PUBLIC. .,.,,,,a
Agents city he sAs celebrated DrAnosD SfIcTAcS
J. z sPnsCsR Co, 10 hSoes~s''
GENTS DRESS HATs.-Hebberd, 419 Broadway,
Csn,la has the bhs soeh Of dres and u0drs hsS
Bill Hais s7i HOJP and Chihres's Hs,&
THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI,
LBLE WArcHRs DnHoHDs IAsBoHABLn JsNsLAa A'
sTrAtps sILyEa saurRsA n Pul.Osst DaDOnds 'PeAV
BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OFFICES
Of LORD s Broadway Twenty seoond 80 broomes1 o
Broadway hAdeup s.Inenk Aees kahss gloves As' ssa"
The Troy IN. W Times says the sprightly
loo Of many older esens ong soy 70 The Rss o
YBeErABIi BIciLIAH HAIR RsEEwKR.
For stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
,cBIID, hADuficturer lls HasssssL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

BLEACHING, CLEANING and DYEING OTFICEs
Of T. LORD Broadway scar Twenty second 40 BrOome CO..
Broadway hadeup s,nes lAos athsn gloves as s'a1s@
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

FORT PLAIN.-Mrs. Peter Goesler hung her
self on Sunday while temporarily insane.
RoEDoUT.-Horatlo Fowks, editor Of The Daily Free
man. was arrested yesterday ON an order from Judge
Barnard ON complaint Of Judge schOOnmaker, Demo
cratic candidate Tor County Judge OF Ulster County for
for alleged libel The damages are laid at $4,000
Fowks gave bail for q 600.
NEwBURGH.-Two men and two women kidnapped q
child from Western-ave yesterday, and eludng the Po
lice, took passage on a Hudson River train for the
North. The police are in pursuit.
PoUGHKEEPsIE Charles Smith VOL twO-mIle boat
race at Fskill Landing yesterday against Augustus
MOsher, in l6 minutes. MOshers nt II inmates 10
seconds.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24
PARK DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT.

LETTER FROM JUDGE HILTON TO THE CONTROL
LER--THE REAUTIEs OF THE PRESENT PARK
REGIME POINTED OUT-FINAECIAL- INDEPEN-
DENCE OF THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.
The following communication was sent yes
terduy to the COntroeffr from the Department Of Public
Parks accompanied by the opinion Of Mr. VanderpOel,
TO which reference is made:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy RELI,,
WArcHRs DAHoHDa IAaBloHABLn JEWELL ~
sTnhIHs sILyER 10 saurKHA Puonr DiaIDonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-10-24

RELIEF FOR THE kORTH- EST
The Chamber of Commerce Relief Committee
of 100 met yesterday noon, with John c. Green in the
chair Gov. Solomon spoke the Northwest fires, par
ticularly detailing the suherings and losses Of the
people Of Wisconsin, and closing with the hope that
portion the funds raised fer the people Of Chicago
might be diverted to relief Of the people of Wisconsin.
lii response to a request signed by VeIInilye d Co,
utors the Committee decided TO apart 5000 for the
% fh sin md ann
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
E,5 By afubbs q Wtlffans 3 !, r.,
Real Estate Agents and Anctioneers
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

TRUsTEEs 1SALEEOF LOTS IN DU.
lsyAGsS ADDiTIO n, sA4VALUAnLE EARM
IN HENRICO, ON THE RICHMOND, FHEDE.
RICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD;
sFogK esd GSs AZ
by Thomas Poudar and wife to the suoscripeF.as
trustee, dated 4th of February. ISL and Only re.
corded In Henrico County Court Office, being
premises. on MONDAY, the 2sd day Of May, al
Il O'Clock M, the FARM whereon the said Bon.
dar resides, situated ,immed ateiy upon the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
about seven miles from Rishmond, at . regular MIA,
l.. tyne and Others. It contains e1es acres, Of
which about 75A acres ara In woods tao being In
original growth Of oak and pinel, and the residue
are now about IS acres In wheat 30 in oats, 20 In
corn, and an excellent garden, with fine young
orchard Of apples, pears, and peaches. OF the best
varieties. i & = 81 = u y .e ..--.s...
I'VE rooms : kitchen, superior barn and stable,
oyerseer's house, end icc-house tpartly filed. q
The farm win be sold as q whole, or divided, as
NAV be deemed best at the timeo sale. -. !,
Too T afhE me r sos 'n Consulting s
horse, two mules, Gwo mich cows, young Dull.
hogs, observation-disclosures tcompletel, two wheat.
fans stump puller, cider-mtll, carts, wagons, &C.,
oI Also, small 10. Of HoUsEHoLD and KIT; a:
En- EgREITuRE, and several barrels rr PU ,ls.t.
TERms: For the real estate. one-fourth cash;
balance at a g., and ~ months, for negotla ble
notes, with interest aided. and secured by trust
deeds; purchasers to pay taxes for 169L For the
apdover. 90 days credit, for approved notes, with
Plsts Of the real estate may be seen at the Office
= e1s' sA' H's 'N" PETER TINsLEY, Trustee. !
zsGRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
|, - my l0-l1, l5,1817. 1s,l9,2o622 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
BY ". B. Robins, X. 80
sAuctioneer and Real Estate Agent
100 Main street, corner 10Th.

SALE OF A DE
~ SIRABLE RESIDENCE, BEA UTIFuLLY
sITUATED ON The NORTH SIDE OF CRAZE ;!AC;E
sTREaT. BETWEEN 2aRD AND. PATH SITS,
CHURCH HILE.-B BY virtue of decree OF the
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond. entered
on the 18th day of April, 1871. In the cause Of
"Hunt trustee, vs. Hunt ct. ais. :, the Undersigned
as special commissioner therein named, VIII sell
at bubble auction, on MONDAY, the a2nd day OF
BAY, 1871 az % O'Clock p NJ. on the premises a the
Ing Is feet on the north line Of Grsee street be
tween 23d and oath streets, and running back be-
tween parallel lines $50 feet tmoIe or less TO an
alley in common about 20 feet wide. On this
property are a,fWO-S1 DRY BRICK DWELL
q, with basement, containing from 10 TO Il
rooms, conveniently arranged for large family,
and large KITCHEN BUILDING in the rear
yard. 1t adjoins the property OF hir. Hardgrove
and Mr.. Thomas sameon, and Is now In the occu-
paucy of Mr.. B. II. Berry. he delightful .sttua.
lion of this property Is generally conceded that
further emarks are deemed unnecessary:
TERMS I cash balance on credit or g, IL, ano
IS months, in equal instalnen the purchaser tc
execute negotiable notes for the deferred pay.
ments, with interest aided from the day Of sale
the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and "a conveyance directed by the
court. -7-5. I. -. - go
Taxes and insurance Of 1871 to he paid By the
purchaser. w. b. EobtNs,
ana eIoIal7td Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
-, BY. wellington Goddin.; .,rr
- sAucttoneer and Real Estate Agent,
> Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.'

VALUABLE LOTS ON ,92p, GOTH, AND 80
" BROAD STREETS, AND At The NuR u; =
WEST CORNER OF FRAEKLIN.AND, PINE
STREETS, OPPOSITE 10 MONROE PARk,
FOE SALE AT AUCTIOE.-At the request OF
Messrs. John bnders and John Il. Grean9r, eXscu.
tors Of VIM. Greauor,4 deceased, snali sen az
auction on the premises. the foloTing yVS S.
uabIe REAL ESTATE, being part OF Wblcn tne
testator died seized, say on MONDAY the 18Th "a
OF MAJ, 1871, commencing ct O'Clock r. ~, N
the order advertised that VALUABLE LoI on On
franklin streets Opposite Mr.: j.. 3. PAGES Ac G.
tory fronting 1la feet: running PACE apoug W.
feet Also, th.t BEAUTiFuL LOT on s ees ~ sd
Joining essrs b ssiegx's new af,ey
ing IS Ieer, running hack about l2o ieee 20 an
Also, the LOT. with q small framed tenement
thereon) on the norhside OF Broad street aoJoin-
ing the late residence OF the decedents, fronting
s8i feet running back les feet. -. - ~ !,
And on TU- SDAY, the 30th May. lSIl, on tlS g
preIntses at O'Clock r. NJ: that truly DeauLDul
andyery attractive LOT ut the northwest corner
OF franklin and Pine strests topposlte 20 monIos
parks fronting Sc feet running back l'o 70 Oh
This latter lot Is Justly regarded equal TO the
han dso,nest lot in that improving locailty. 90
TERMS One-fourh cash; balance ~ = .t anu -
months, bearing per cent Interest 40 jug ~
ton of tie purC naser, ons-fourth cash D.ancs ~
L q and years, bearing per cent. peS annuH III
terest (the same payable half secured oy
trust deed. i-,>Dr,y,r=zs - Z
INV {. W..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
- BY Wellington Goddin, ~
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
: Corner Bank and 18th streets. 2
m HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS a

~ HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT
III TIE NORTHEAST co aNER OF MAIN
STDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN ADISON AND
MONROE rsTREETs AND AT THE SOUTH
Eh ST CORNER OF GRACE MD LAUREL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-Att the
request Of The owner, shall sell at auction: on
the premises, in the order advertised on TUEs-
DAY, a0th maY. 1871, at IL O'Clock 2. M the fol-
Toying beautiful and atsrsSsye s III Nc
northeast corner or Main and 9TH streets, adjoin-
ing the handsome residence of W. Fl. Hsxali,
Esq, fronting egg feet, and running back $50 feet.
LOTS each so by LES feet to an alley on the south
side Of Main, between Monroe and Madison
streets in al improving and desirable part Of the
city; and, after which, that truly beautiful LOr
at the southeast corner Of Grace and Laurel
Streets fronting 10 feet, and running back I55 feet
to an alley The special attention of The pubic
Is called to this SALE because the lots are very ut
tracaiye and desirable.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash !: balance at four,
eight and twelve months, for MS otiable notes,
int rest added, secured by trust deed. SIS.
: my % 49, w. GODD1N, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
~ By 1sbell & Son, - - -.
$50 Auctioneers and b cal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street. betMean Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONER, SALEOF DESIRA.
.SaBLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OE
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF q decree Of the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond. pro
nounced on the 29sh day Of April 1871 In the cause
of KiDR's vs.. Clash, &C., the undersigned, az
special commissioners named therein, viii, on
TUESDAY. the esd day Of BAY, is7L commence
ing at a. O'Clock P. ii. sell at public auction.
upon the premises, the REAL ESTATE Of SAID
Clash, in the city OF Richmond, In the order fol-
ist. Two IENEMENTs on Brook avenue, lone
brick and the other framed ROW occupied by
John Clash, adjoining the property OF Dir. }. w.
I'd. AEoT of about ONE ACRE OF LAND in
Sd. Two LOTS adjoining each other, on Brook
avenue, west side, with carpenters shop on
them. yes E-sea ,t'sa-
In pursuance Of the same decree, the under.
signed will, on WEDNESDAY, the Gath day Of
May, 1911 at d O'Clock p. NJ, also sell at public
auction. upon The premises, the REAL ESTATE
of said Clash In the county Of Henrtco. consisting
OF FARM OF about 10 ACRES OF LAND, seven
miles from the city Of Richmond, upon the Brooi
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash, and the re-
mafnder upon credit Of 6. -, and Is moEths, tht
purchaser giving his notes, with interest added
Tor the deferred payments aud the title TO the
perty retsired as security r tie payments.
THOMAS J. EVANS.1 -
j. a. GILMER. Sp'1 Comm'rs.
A. II. CUUkTNEY, ~
ISBsLL-& Son, Auct' oneers. my 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
-.ss Bv,James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent end Auctioneer,
Office No. ITO Main street,

HOUSE AND LOT NORTH OF THE
Ill CITY, JUST BEYOND TIE CORPORA
TON Linz, AND ONE SQUAeE MOTH OF
BROOK TURNPIKE, FOR SALE AT AUG
TON Will be sold On MOEDAY, the 22d day
OF May. 1871, on the premises, at O'Clock 2. M,
the property located as above.
The house is q two-story framed building with
four rooms; kitchen, slaughter house, smoke.
house, stable, and two large boilers, and well
Ife lot fronts 50 feet on the east side of High
street, and runs back with the north Line of L
street 14o feet to alley. and adjoining the pro-
perty formerly owned and occupied by the late
FendalI Griffin. The buildings are all in very good
repair. a.t..E- go. ..E..aa sa ii.
Terms Cne. fourth cash /; the balance ut 4, g.,
and II months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by desd or trust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22

sgtED FURNITURE, BAGAs
/ cSfST.E TABEE. ssE- sAl3EA A0.sshE
ktfIOEs-T iss DA at y olclccAsa Val s ssll
81 ans sas..Sesp'gy ssEGsHn t1DR BaARD,
CoTTAaNs Oh KBER suIF tmkfble pieesst I
NxHOdENY and ROSE Dob 7gAsHsTANGss
MAsBHEsTsR .na gRAhE BuRgAIu leas Sis
JEMNY.LIND and COTTAGE HTDSTEADS,
MARBLE TOP and IJ6AlM slpEb0ARos, -
MAHOGANY sEEGRETARlEs. and b Ok
MAHoaANY amt, OAK EXTENSION TABLEai
HAIasCLOTH L 0 UHasES s., s0FAs, land
HATT. HAtdaRs sparrraxsI, ssssI ssEss .as's'l:
IAHATELLE TABLE, BALLS, and CUES, !,
KS SH0W.OhHES.s }s.tasassa
soaps BEACKING, sEWING,MACHIE
-1sar&c., &c. -srTHo5. w. KEGS tE,ss
It ! SOD II fsgsJ5 y TEgst5S Auctionees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22
BY Wellington Goddin,: -
+ AuctIoneer and Real Estate Agent,

HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ON
H THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FOURTH
4 no: BAKER STREETS, NAVY BILL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTIUN.-Wtn be sold at auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY, the 22d Of MAY,
1871 at S O'Clock P. NJ, the handsome and conve
n1ently. arranged BRICK TENEMENT located
as above, now In the occupancy OF hr. Alexander
Grant.
The lot has front Of 81 By 122 feet to an alley.
rhe dwelling Is nearly new : has five rooms, be-
sides closets: front ana rear portcoes extending
the whole length of the house good brick kitchea
and other buildings including excellent stable,
&C., with gas and water ON the premises.
The whole premises are in good order, with
handsome front yard ,--. I-.---
TEENS Ore-fourth cash balance at ., 8, and
Il months, for negotiable notes, interest addsd,
INV 18 's--#1 1921 -'- W. GODDIN. Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-22

WISCONSIN. this. year, Is favored as being
the great pieeon.roost. Ihey are IN mil-
lions. shadoWine the sun for hours In their
mul,itudinous flight. Quite lively bust.
ness is doing In the locality In which they
roost. Hunters are trapping them by hun
dreds OF thousands. coopers are making
barrels by the thousand, and men. women,
and children are engaged in packing them
In the barrels for shipment to the eastern
cities. From ten to thirty thousand pigeons
are thus forwarded daily to Milwaukie. Cni-
cago, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia
New York, and Boston. 49,. Sf-,