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The union Democrat., 1871-11-04
MELVILLE eOTrLE, Register.
Copy of Notice posted ON the eiaiml

"a oil 'cis hereby cvea Ia whom il concern, that
" application will he made by John Macname q
the Government Of the United States for Patent the
following described Placer Gold Mining Claim viz known
as the Macuame Placer Nning aim, situated Moore
house Bar Stanf>ans River Sold Sprng Mining District,
IN Tuoumne aud Calaveras counties State OF California:
being bounded by unclaimed Agricultural lands on tho
deS ribbed follows towit On surveyed land being tho
= Of w y ofN =. and nnsueveyed land being the
a OTIS a OF = and " a Of W Il of SELL
OF Ssston l. wtsr No North. Range II East Mount
Diablo Base and Meridian in the district Of lands subject
to sale at the L. s. Land Office. Stockton California
commencing at Section corner between Section and L.
Township North. Range II Fast run thence varia
Ter with notch on side for Section corner chains
built stone mound for theuce of claim
follows; LIST 10 chains built stone mound large granite
rock hears 54 T., 90 links distant mark X Il chains
Stanislns River % chains point corner on
opposite bank of river at high water mark Impractical
Die 10 cross End. commence Mt LIST station and run 10
chains set post in stone mound for terror Section cor
ner IA chains set mound top % large granite boulder
for witness chains Stsnislas River runs i'm.
practicable 10 4th interior Section
corner and thence 10 chains mound Tor corner
thence 10 ch1us stone mound for corner thence 10
chains T." point of beginning and containing 30 acres
said claim being still more particularly described in the
diagram filed with said application.
All persons holding adverse claim thereto here
10y required to present the before the Register and
Receiver of the United States Land Office at Stockton
within Ninety days from the date of posting and pubca-
tion hereof.
Dated at Columbia, Cal. Sept 30, 1871.
his
JOHN 4 MACNAME, Applicant
mark
Ntness-E. f. WHITE.
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The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

CHIcAGo RELIEF CoNTRrBUTIoNs.-The city
Of New York. up to the ooh of October had
contributed in money. provisions and cloth
ing 3. 435 900 for Chicago, and Brooklyn
Sl70.0 more. Up to the 9th instant the
contributions in England. Germany, Scotland,
Ireland ana France amounted to over S625.
600. Altogether we presume there has been
contributed not less than seven TO nine mil
lion dollars
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

Friends from Lagrange inform Us that
everything is looking quite brisk and lively
at that place. A large force of men arc en-
gagged in putting in an extensive darn in the
river, Immediately in front of the town. for
mining ard irrigating purposes. The ditch
that starts from the river, some six miles
above, intended to carry water to the highest
hills around the place, is also being pushed
TIC rapid completion. 1t certainly looks as
if old Lagrange would soon be more than
even its former self.-StdniSl0uS NetcS.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

More Music The Days when I was
young " written and sung by Charles How
ard, music arranged by Geo. T. Evans, with a
variety of otLer new and popular pieces have
been received from Gray's Music Store, San
Francisco. Mr.. Gray is favorably known
as the agent of the Steinway Piano and Bur
dett Organ. in use all over the country.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

TuE TAPE WORM TIcKErs. Mare Is
land Navy Yard tickets used at the election
in this citv on Wednesday last. diScounttho
used in September. They are about one
quarter of an inch in width by four inches
long with back somewhat similar to the
reddish lining to the backs of ledgers and
journals They are made of bristolhoard
printed in very fine type tdiamondl -FailGo
Den0crat.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

The Prosecution IN UrAH.--At a Cabinet
meeting held October 3lst it was decided to
continue the prosecutions in Utah. If aeces
sary troops will be sent to that Territory. 1t
is known that some Federal officers have ask
ed for troops to aid in making arrests, but
this is considered 10 be inexpedient, unless
there is resistance Of the laws to make an ad-
ditional force necessary.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

SENATORIAL ELECTION. Haight
he's issued his proclamation calling special
election in the counties of Santa Barbara and
San Luis ohispo. on Saturday, November
18th, for the choice of State Senator to fill
the vacancy caused BY the designations of r.
Pacheco. who was elected Lieutenant Gov
ernor at the last September election.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

NEWSPAPER CnANeE.-In the last number
Of the Mariposa Gdeette, Harris Brothers an.
nounce that they have sold the presses and
material and disposed Of their office to James
II. Lawrence, late publisher of the Free
Press, who will hereafter publish it as Dem
ocratie paper.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

THREATENED FINANCIAL CRIsIs IN ENG
hANp.--NEw YORK. Oct 30.-Late mail ad-
wees from England show that there is great
ieer OF financial crisis Bismarck is de-
mand'ng gold for the English subscription
part of the French war loan. The bills ON
the Bank of England are being presented,
and, says the London Court Journal, the on,
ly safety for the moment is to decline to dis
count tho bills of Bismarck in gold. and give
HIM bank notes of England. We must stand
as II behind a battery against the Prussian
invader who undertakes our overthrow
through the finances. There is no such
amount of bullion as that which Prussia de-
inands of France. All the deposits in gold
aud silver, public and private, in Europe and
America, is less than two hunfred millions
sterling. That would not begin to pay bali
OF the indemnity. 1t is believed that Bis
marek intends to hoard the worlds finances
and touch England's vitality through her
gold.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

kEIIEF FOR rus WISCONSIN AND Michigan
Observation-Disclosures. October Sl.-The
Keiiet Committee has issued the following
circular
To Benevolent Public Through the
spontaneous liberaity of sympathixing peo-
pie, especially Of cur women, from Maine to
San Francisco, we have on hand and in tran
Sit an annie supply of clothing Of every de-
scrlphen fer men woman aud children, who
suffered from the late fires in Wisconsin and
Michigan. Money is still greatly needed for
the purchase of provisions.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

REruRNEp.-D. Mclean Esq. wife and
daughter returned this week from visit to
the East, in fine health and spirits. They
report having Iine time. but ike California,
Sonora better than the Eastern
States to 1--we in.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

ARREST FOR Horse SrEALING.--A man
named James Crum, who lives in the vicinity
of Columbia, was arrested on charge of
grand larceny on Thursday last. Justice
Letford held the accused to bail in the sum
of 5000, in default Of which, he was commit
ted to jail
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

= Of California United States Land office CITY Of
Stockton.Notce AMI citation before the Register and
Receiver of the stockton Land once Whereas John Cur
Sis of Tuoumne County: did the 10th day Of
oct. ISL apply to the Register CT the L, $. Land Of
fee, stockton California tn enter Agricultural Land
the lsofS W = and W = Of Il of Section No
l3. Township No ,. North Range No II Fast Mount
Dabo Meridian Il same having been returned by the
United States Deputy Irreyor Nine al Lands.
Therefore IN com lance with instructions the Conn
mi sionrr If the General Lard Office, it j. hereby order
ed that on the 3tl dny of 10 crmbcr, a. ID 1871
AT IL o'clock A NJ each aud every person claiming
he above mentioned land or any part thereof appear
before u in the Land Office In the city Of Stockton
with you- witnesses prepared To testify the Minar-
al or No-MiBefal character If the above mentioned
land or any part thereof and show cause If any there
ba. wi,y John Curnow should be allowed TO en-
tor the Aforesaid Land certain portions the same
Herein fail not the said land viii he awarded TO John
Cnrnow upon his furnishing the proper proef of COM
,,lisnce wi h the Pre-empti,n Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day of October ISL
MELVILLE C0TTLE, Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

Tnr OVERLAND Mosru1Y.-Tbe November

TnE OVERLAND MoSrHLr.-The November
issue Of this periodical has an unusually va
ried table of contents. abounding in practical
and instructive reading matter. 1t opens
with tho second installment Of Capt. Scam
mons '.pacifc Sea-coast Views" an inter
estinc bird's-eye view of the coast from Ecua
dor to Guaymas, in Mexico. Other practical
western subjects we find treated under the
titles Of ''The Oregon Indians !" "Sknled
Farming in Los Angeles, a most timely pa
per a Few Facts about Japan - and
''The Willamette Sound. BY that thorough
" original geologist, Rev. Thos. Condor
The tastes of those not so practically inclined
who crave western fiction, will be well salts
fed by "The Lost Treasure Of Montezuma. -
Roses Bar, ""Jo," by Prentice milford,
"Glimmer's Picture Dream" "Maximilian
and the American Legion" "Saee- Brush
Bill, "The Three and ''Summer with a
Countess" Most Of these articles are based
upon facts, ard thereby gain additional inter
est. We also find few concisely written
and thoughtful pages upon Excessive Gov
e,nment," by Henry Robinson. and very
good paper from the pen of N. S. Dodge, en-
titled Westminster Hall aud its Echoes"
s. per annum. John II. Germany & Co.,
publishers, No. 400 Washington Street, San
Francisco, Cal.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

1 NETED sTATES OF AMERICA. STATE
- OF Calitornia.-Unied States Land office. City OF
stockton Notice and Citation before the Register and
Receiver of the Stockton Land nice.-Wherens Levi
Wootcn. (5394 of TuOumne County did the 10Th day
of October ISL. apply to the Register the T. s Land
Office al stockton, California Ia Agricultural
Land, the = of fractional II Of Section No 10
Township No ,. North Range No. Is East Mount Diab
Meridian the same having been returned by the limited
States Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands
There re in compliance with distinctions Of the Conn
missioner Of the General Land it is hereby ordered
that on The lth dnv of December. A ID 1871
at clock T. NJ you each and every per claiming the
above mentioned land part thereof appear hefre ma
in the u Land OFF in the city Of stockton with your
witnesses prepared TO testify the Mineral or Non
Mne-a character Of the above mentioned land or any
rart thereof and show if any there be- why Levi
Wooien should not be allowed aforesaid Land
certain portions of the same Herein fail NOT ar bs
sad land viii he avarded TO Le9 Wooen upon his furnish
ing the proper proof compliance with the Preempton
Law.
tness our hands this 10th day or October ISL
MELVILLE C0FrLE Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
Noy-i
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

BANK BRokE.-fhe Banking firm of John
SINE i Co.. San Francisco. closed their doors
on the lst inst. The failure created much
excitement. A number of stock brokers who
deposited With the bank are heavy losers.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

Brigham Young has applied to Hon. VIM.
NJ. ksarts for his services as counsel to de
fend him on nine indictments before the pres
ent Grand Jury.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

The weather still continues dry and pleas
ant. the only interruption thus far being tbs
light shower of the eth of October which
had the effect of keeping the dust down fol
two or three DAYS.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

FUNERAL or THoNAs Ewing, SR.-CINeiN-
NAri, Oct So.-The funeral of Hon. Thomas
Ewing took place at Ii o'clock Saturday, in
Lancaster, oaio. Among the pall-bearers
were Governor Moves, Senator's Sherman and
thurman and Judge Walch. of the Supreme
Sonrt. The services were conducted by Rev.
Rather Young. the oldest Catholic priest in
the State, and Archbishop PARCEL made a
short address.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

DR.. Flint. tbs defeated Republican candid
ate Tor State Senator from Monterey aud San
ia Cruz counties, has given notice Of his in
tention to contest the seat of Thomas Beck.
the successful Democratic candidate,
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

The contested election case involving the
legality of the Vallejo ballots, came up before
Judge Powers, of the County Court of Solano
county. on Saturday last, and was dismissed
upon technical grounds. A notice of an APP
peal was given.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

A destructive fire has been raging in San
ia Cruz county. The burnt district is nine
miles in length BY four in width. Houses,
Barns, fences and crops have been swept
AWAY.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

STATED or - VA Il h IL a. - - 4
l - CaIitornia-Tpifed stats Land Office. city of
and citation before the Register and Re
Feiyer Of the stockton Land Office Whereas. Moses
frsr3 5ls5l Of Tuolumne County. did the 24ih day
If october. 1871 apply the Register Of The I; ;.
land once AZ Stockton California TO enter as agFlcuu
81 Ind the W X Of : W 14of Section No II. Town
hin No. North Range No. last. Mount Disblo Merid
,v Snrvever a. mineral lands aud upon which John
stewart ha, nlei presumption Claim. ID ; 53iSl
Therefore 10 compliance with Instructions OF the eon
fbaf on the 1lIh day of December. a ID
FS7f AT 10 O'clock A. NJ you John stewart aud each
as every perSon claiming the above mentioned land
any mart thereof appear before IN tie u : Land Dee
ia the Of stockton, with yeur witnesses prepared 20
testify A. 10 the mineTal mineral character Of the
above mentioned land any part thereof ard show
cause Il any be. why Moses Woodward should not be
aiiyed 10 enter the aioFesd land certain portions
of the same Herein tail the said land will be award
FL 20 Moses Wosiwar upon his furnishing the proper
rr,saf Of cs1m4Iiauce with the prS-enp' ion
Witness eur hands this 14th day o october. ISL.
MELVILLE CofTI4E Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
November /. lS7l.-5w.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer-
the best preparation extant for restoring gray
hair to its original color, and to keep it So
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

MERITED DIsTINorIoN.-.Th well-known
6roton Junction, on the great thoroughfare
of the Northern Lines to Boston, has ceased
to be. With a large and increasing popula-
ton, promo as we'll as prosperous, its citizens,
in mass meeting assembled, have voted to
change the name of their town to "AYER"--
after one Of the best known men in America,
DR.. }. c. AVER, of Lowell--and the legisla-
ture Of Massachusetts has enacted that deci-
sion into law. We commend their choice,
for not only is the name short and distinctive,
but DR.. AYERS medicines have made it CRATE
fully known to the ends of the earth. Pro
badly no living man has carried relief to such
countless multitudes Of the sick ms be, and
this high honor, from his neighbors, tells the
estimation in which he is held by those who
know him.--BriStol Times.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

At sonora, Oct 9th 1871, Alfred Bird Reeve, nage
Of Alabama. aged IS years.
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT AUTUMN TONIC.
Iieycman,. Cordial Elixir ofColi.nya ssarl

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves
Digestion, excellent preventative of Fevers. Fever
aud Ague, &c. anna Renovater and Tonic for
lids and 3ehitated persons. HEGENAS Co., New York,
Sole Manufacturers Sold by all Druggists.
July $ lS7l-to Dec "A
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

n OTitE.-Fhe undersigned have Ihi. Est
- day Of November, ISL sold their entire business
n Chincse Camp Tuaiumne County to Mr.. MARTIN BA
tfiN All persons in5eb e TO request ed to mike
immediate p'yment TO Mr. Martin Bacen. who is author
ne 10 iecept for tue Thanking the people Of Chi
nee mp aud vicinity the liberal patronage extend
ed wife in business ak svors may
be continued with successor.
WI wALKERLEY & BROTHER
Chinese Camp Nov. l, lS7l-nov 1t
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04
for u Patent to a.
Placer Uinim. Claim.
No. 9.5.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

HOLM MACNANE. having filed his application in this
90 office for Patent To Mining Claim. and the law
and Instructions in such provided having been com
piled with is hereby ordered that the annexed notice Of
such application be published r Ninety days the Union
Democrat newspaper published the location OF
said caim at Sonora in Tuoumne County, State Of Cali
ioTna.
VIM fs1J,T,Ip. p,c;s,or
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

A DMINT>TnAToR,> ~ALE.-NOTICE

"a hereby given tha in pursuance Of an order Of the
Itobate Court of the County Of Tnoumne made on the
Twentieth day Of October A j. ISL in the matter Of the
Estate Of c. IL. Alberiing ceased the nn ers igned
Administrators Of said Estate will sell at PUBLIC arc
TON 10 thr highest bidder. and subject to confirmation
yemScr, A. ID 1871. AZ l. O'Clock " of that law
The premises That certain lot of land IN the town Of
Clubia Tuolumne County State of California describe
ID as follows; bounded the West by Nam street n ma
south by jackson street on the North by lot of HAYNES
ca, on tue last ny lot hFongng TO Italian with the
Brick building thereon ka0wn Aberdng.s Saoon the
lot being about ghty-our feet IN length on Jackson
street. ana about thirty less in width on Main
street.
Also at The same tine viii sell the Personal property
belonging 70 said Estate consisting Of Bar Bar xures
Furniture Sc, belonging TO said saloon
H8- Terms cash in United Safes Gold Coin
JOSEPH BlXFL.
HENRY SEVENING.
Administrators Of the Estate of c. II AIberdug deceased
Columbia. Oct. 81. ls7l-uov. l. -3x
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

- Witness-E. F.. WHITE.
v November It'll, ISL. SIN
The union Democrat., 1871-11-04

BY the President: HAMILTON FIsH. Secre
tary Of State.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-06
WHOLE NO. 862

How DAVID PRICE CURED HIS WIFE's
SHOCKING BAD TEMPER David, man Of
meek and kindly spirit, had long suffered
from the patter clatter, nGver-cndng, scolding
tongue of his worScr half One day an herb
doctor greeted David at his work with
"Well, Master David and how be you?"
=" Oh !! | be very well, thanks to ye but my
wife not SO very nicely"
:. Indeed - said the gatherer of simples,
with quick ear for an ailment; "what may
be the matter wi She, Master David?"
Well, said David, in his usual dry and
quiet way, . she hev bad breaking out about
her mouth every now and then that troubles
her ahd me vary sore, sure ye, Master Doc
tor.
Well, said the latter, g could make a
grand cure OF her, | Il warrant | hev salye
at | makes fra the Juice Of the juniper tree,
ana by billing up different kinds o things at
quite cure that in no time -
:" Deed" said David; IF you cures her
| i give You eighteen pence-there, now!"
With this offer the doctor set off home to
prepare his nostrum anl straightway hied, the
very next day, tc David house box in hand.
There he found Mrs Price, and went at once
to business
We'll, Mrs. Plice, your master tells me you
hev, bctimes. bad breaking out about the
mouth, aud I've brought box O fine int
ment at will quite cure ye!"
With this announcement, Mrs. Price, firing
uip-at once seeing her husbands icst-raised
the brush with which she was sweeping the
floor and pummeled the doctor to her hearts
content
From that day, however, Mrs Price has
been wholly cured of her scolding habits.
David has only to look up to her face and saw,
q" LII get box O that 'intment!" and there 8
an end Of TIE matter.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-06
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&%F Observe the following symptoms resulting from
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few doses of RADwAYs PILLS will free the sys
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READ FALSE AND TRUE," Send one letter siam n
to RADWAY ~ co. No. 81 Maiden Lane New York
Information worth thousands will be sent you.
june2i ly
Smyrna times., 1871-09-06

Nor TO BE BEATEN-A distinguished ex-
Governor Of Ohio, famous for story telling.
relates that on one occasion, while addressing
a temperance meeting at Georgetown, District
Of Columbia, and depicting the misery caused
by indulging too frequently in the flowing bowl,
his attention was attracted by the sobs of a
seedy-looking individual in the rear part of
the room. On going to the person and inter
rogating him, he was told the usual tale of
1woe-among other sad incidents that, during
his career Of vice, he had buried three wives
The Governor, having buried few wives of
his own, sympathyzed deeply with the inebri-
ate, and consolcd him as much as was in his
power. Said he: The Lord has indeed
afflicted you The mourner, sobbing, replied:
f." Yes, yes, he has, and pausing a moment,
and wiping his nose, he continued: "but
don't think the Lord got much ahead of me,
for as fast as he took one, | took another"
Smyrna times., 1871-09-06

WHAT IT IS TO BE A WIDow.-' think it
must be a jolly thing to be young wild wv ="
| heard this remark the other day in grOup
OF laughing girls | think | can remember
saying such thing myself in the careless girl
lSh times. DO you know, girls, what it is to
be a widow? 1t is to be ten times more open
to comment and criticism than any dem0tSeHe
could possibly be. 1t is to have men gaze as
you pass, first at your widcw's cap, then
at your black dress, until sensitive nerves quv-
er under the lntllctOn. 1t is to have one i'll
natured person say, wonder how long she
will wait before she marries again ?" and an
other answer, Until she gets a good chance
| suppose. 1t is now and then to meet the
glance of real sympathy, generally from the
poorest and humblest woman you meet, and
feel your eyes fill up at the token, so rare, that
it is, alas unlocked for 1t is to have your
Gear fashionable friends cOndOle you after the
following fashion: "Oh, well it's dread
full loss. We knew you d feel it, poor dear !"
And in the next breath, You'll be sure to
marry again, and your widows cap is very be-
coming to you. But it is more than this to
be a widow. 1t is to miss the strong arm that
you have leaned upon, the true faith that you
knew could never fail you though all the
world might tOrSake you 1t is to miss the
dear voice that uttered your name with ten
derneSs none other could give it. 1t is to hear
never more the well-known footsteps that you
few so gladly once to meet; to see no more the
face that, to your adOring eyes, seemed more
lovely than any other; to feel no more the
twining arms that folded you so lovlngy-the
dear eyes that looked into your own said, so
plainly that, whate' er it might seem to Others
yours was the farest face earth held for him.
1t is o fight with a mighty sorrow as man
fights with the waves that Overwhelm him,
and to hold it at arms length for awhile, only
to have, in hours of loneliness and weakness,
the torrent roll over you, while-poor, storm
stricken dove you see no haven of peace in
the distance but heaven