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The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
DEFRATE

From all that can be gathered up to the
time Of going to press it is certain that New.
ton Booth has been elected Governor of Cal
ifornia. This is serious blow to the future
prospects of the Democratic party in the Pc
cifc States. Had Haight been reelected it
ia more than probable that California. Oregon
and Nevada would support the Democratic
Presidential ticket OF next year. As it now
is. with the party defeated, with many con-
fieting elements within It's organization, an
tagonisn OF nationalities to contend with, the
prospect is anything but encouraging for
making successful fight in 1872. Haight
was not ,he choice of the whole of his party.
nearly all the workers were opposed to his
nomination, he was forced uron the party as
a candidate. 1t was evident before and after
his nomination that disafection of q serious
character existed, that he would meet with
opposition from Democrats who. had nodoubts
as to his honesty of intention, but did have
doubts to his administering the govern
ment Of the State, as Democrat should. 1t
was believed by many sound Democrats that
he could poll larger vote than any other
man the party could put up, his partisans
done everything in their power to make the
people and the State Convention believe he
was the strongest man of any party in the
State, when a. the same time it was known
that the motive power in the party was large
ly against him. Every election more and
more clearly demonstrates the fact that can
ddates for Office cannot force a nomination
either for Governor, State or County Office
with any assurance of success before the peo-
pie. Gov. Haighs may have received as
many votes as any other man his party could
have put up, If he did, the State is Republican
and no Democrat could have been elected
There were other men that we thought would
be stronger before the people at the time the
nomination was made, we believe so still
The Governors unpopularity in San Francis
co has lost that city and through it the State
and made our opponents jubilant. There
has been but one Governor reelected in this
State since its organization and the chances
are that for the next generation no man can
be reelected to that position. That Governor
Of California. must be more than a remarka-
5le man, who can pass through four years
term and retain the confidence and strength
of his party and the people, to such extent
that he will be retained in power. While
the parties are evenly divided it will be well
for them to heed the result of this canvass
Just ended
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

UP Go THE RATES. The first practical re-
suit of the purchase OF the California Pacific
Railroad by the Central Anaconda was made
known to the public last week, by tie an-
nouncement that hereafter the rates of fare,
by rail or steamboat, from San Francisco to
Sacramento, or rice rerSd, would be increas-
ed as follows BY Western Pacific Railroad
via Oakland and Stockton, heretofore s. 50
now S4-en increase OF 81 so; bv California
Pacific (Valleio) line, heretofore So, now 81
an increase OF 81 10y boat, heretofore S so,
now 3 50--aa increase OF 81. The distance
between the two places by Vallejo is So miles
making the fare almost five cents per mile.
BY way Of Oakland and Stockton the distance
is l30 miles-the charge being only three
cents per mile II the railroad monopoly is
in earnest in its statements that it desires
only certain profit on its Investment, why
should the rates of fare be five cents one way
and only three cents another? If they can
carry passengers at three cents on the West
ern read, why can 'tthey carr7 them for three
cents on the Vallejo route? The old compn-
ny made money in carrying passengers at 50
for the trip--about three and one-half cents
per mile. If the Western Pacific doesn I
pay as well, its losses should not be saddled
Upon people who travel by way of Vallejo
At the same time that an increase of fares is
announced, notices are given to the employees
of the Vallejo line that their wages will be
cut down from twenty to thirty-fve per cent.
1t is the history of every monopoly up with
the fares down with the wages. The entire
railroad system of California is in the hands
Of Leland Stanford and his associates and
thet they intend to use their power to Cypress
the people is no longer question of doubt.
Monopolists haze no souls. The Central Pa
ciic is no exception 10 the rule. But the
Legislature has voice in the matter, and
the people will appeal, regardless of politics
TO their representatives in the Senate and As
sembly to SO legislate as 20 compel reduction
of rates to n reasonable figure. And unless
the railroad companies own the next Legisla-
ture, as they did the last, the appeal will be
successful. - Chronicle
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
The Result IE TuoIan,nc.

The election passed off quietly on Wednes-
day, lively interest was manifested very gem
orally. Things political in this county, so
far as local officers were concerned, having
been in deranged mixed state for the past
two years, great curiosity was felt by all
classes as to whom should have tickets to Join
the Court House clique or ring as it is
commonly termed. There was no doubt as
10 which party had the greater number of
votes on straight political issaes, but there
was doubt as to which man for Senator or
Sheriff or other county Office would be able
to get the most votes from the opposite party.
The conventions Of both sides have not given
universal satisfaction to their parties hv nom
nations made for scme time past, ard it was
evident that many Democrats in particular,
did not intend to support their party nomina-
tlons. The party locally has been sick, nerv-
Gus, peeyiSh and has not shown desire for
return to health. Governor Haisht and the
Democratic State Ticket has majority of
about 200. While some of the Republican
county officers will have upwards of two hun
died majority. The Democrats have p-oba-
bly, elected one cut of three Assemblymen,
Assessor and Superintendent Of Schools IL
reports are true, large amounts of money was
used by our opponents, coin has proven most
potent IN arraying one class against another
OF the same party. The Democrats of this
county can thank themselves. and blame none
but themselves for their present unfortunate
position.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

WHAT PRoTEcTloN Says the Washington
Patriot: The annual consumption of the
country in the three articles Of manufactured
iron, and cotton and fabrics. in 1870. reach
ed the sum ot $3.50, 200. .00o OF this the val
ue og $40, Q0o 600 Was imported. the remand
er was produced NJ home On these articles.
the tarif compelled Us to pay an aggregate
duty o. 523 Per cent, which paid to the Gov
ernment. as the popular contribution from
these sources towards the liquidation of the
national debt, the gross sum of S42 100, 600
At the same time, however, it taxed us, flr
the exclusive benefit of the monupoiSt for
whose protection this tariff was instituted,
in the gross sum of S270 eco, GOO! In other
words, this beautiful scheme Of tariff for
the purpose OF paying the national debt. taxes
the people eight dollars in order to pav one
dollar into the Treasury. At this rate, ac-
ecpting Mr. Boutwell's figures. and leaving
the hagateile of interest entirely out of the
calculation. protective tariff, levied to paw
debt of s., 800, 200, 600, will extort from the
people to that end the astounding sum Of
SIS, ,400, 600, geo.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
MELVILLE CoTTLE, Register.

~ Office is hereby given whom it may concern that
~ Application will he made TO the United States
Government, by the Rough and Ready Mining Company
and Association of Persons composed Of the following
ed individuals, to-wt' William Bruskey John 1haer
Joseph Mogg. Sen Gotthilt Houg JACOB Blyer Francis
Mogg and Joseph Mug Jr., for Patent to the follow
ing described Placer Gold Mining Claim. known the
Rough and Ready Mining Claim. situated in the Peoria
Mining District in the County of Tu0iumne and State
California beirg bounded by agricultural lands claimed
by John Thaer the Norh on the East by Table Noun
tam; South by Table Mountain CHE being
eaimed) and the est by a1rcnltUrai lands claimed
by 5. Merrill and more particularly described olow:
on surveyed lands and being the y Of Il OF 4
of Section IS, Twenty acres, and 4 of 4 OF If
Section - Twenty in Township |, North Range Is
East, and 4 ofN W 13ofNW Il Of Section 81, Ten
acres in Township North Range Il East, Mount Dablo
Meridian and contsnii z Fifty acres
All persons holding adverse claim thereto here
required present the before the Register and
Receiver of the United States Land Office Stockton Call
iforna within Ninety days from the date posting and
publication hereof.
Witness hands tits Goth day of August 1871.
JACOB BAYER. WILLIAM BRUSKEY,
FRANCIS M0IGG. JOHN THALER
JOSEPH M0IGG, Sem. JOSEPH MrIGG. Jun
GOrTHILF HOUG.
Sar,t0 O 1S-1-2m
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

Untortunate wretches undergoing the cruel
death, called breaking at tie wheel, !" final
~ receive pitying blow upor the stomach
which ends their pain. Every portion of the
body is ia close sympathy with the stomach,
and when that Is wrong nothing is right
Headache. langour. pains in the back and
loins, palpitat;on of the heart, nervousness.
and many other troubles. arise from de-
ranged condition of the stomach, which is the
hardest worker in the world, next to the
heart. Dr.. WALKER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BlTTERs will surely and speedily correct all
disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys, and
all other vital organs.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
Sept. 9, IS71-3m


Y OF Calfornia.-UHitvd States Lsnd Office, ci,y of
ockton.-Ntce aud eta ion before the Register and Re-
eeiyer Of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas Henry Hays
ID s No 29 of Tnoumue County. did the 20 II day
August ISL apply the Register OF the C. Land Office
Stock California to grcutural land W
- Of the southwest quarter, of section No 2l Township
Ne. north. range Ne II east Mount Diablo Meridian
the having been returned ty the United States
Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands, and upon which the
following pc have pre- eIhpton claims towit Mi
chae Dgtey, d. S No 5oo4 and Francis Dufey, d. s. No.
5000.
Therefore in compliance with Instructions OF the Com
missioner the General Land 0ce Il herehs ordered
that Tie 2jth day OF October. a. ID. 1874
at 10 o'clock, A. you, Mlclael DIfey and Francs
Dufey, aud each and every person claiming the above
mentioned land any part thereof appear before as
ir the t. Land Off in tie city of Stockton with your
witnesses prepared 70 testify 10 the Mineral Noa-
Min raj character Of the above mentcued lard. any
part thereof and show il any there be why Henry
HaAs should not be a lowed enter the aforesaid
Land certIn portions of the Herein fail
tie said land viii he awarded said Henry HAYS his
frnishine the proper proof of compliance with the Pre-
emptiou law.
Witness oS,r hands this 10th day of August ISL
MELVILLE C0rTLE, Register.
OTIS .ERhIN, Receiver.
Sept. 9th, 1S71.-5w
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

CIIcuLAa OF DENocRArIc CENTRAL CON-
MrrrEE, EE,--WA>nlNCroN, Sept. 5.-The Demo-
cratic Central Comnitte have issued the fol-
lowing circular This Committee have had
their attention called to an anonymous pam
phlet, entitled Concession, or How the Lost
Cause May be Gained" now being circulat,
ed over the United States as though emanat.
Ing from Democratic sources. The Commit
tee is authorized to denounce the same as
fraud and the sentiments therein expressed
as antagonistlc to the principles aud purposes
ct the Democratic party. Further, this Com
mttee are OF the unanimous opinion that the
same has emanated from Radical sources,
with the intention to deceive the people and
prejudice them against the only party which
can reform the administration of the Govern
ment and bring about return to hones.y
aud constitutional laws"
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

y of CaIifornIa-Uuited States Land Office. City Of
StocktonNetce and citation before the Register aad Re
ceiver Of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas NATHAN
gust, ISL apply the Register of the L. s Land 0dice
at stockton California tn enter ag'icu turi land. the
" y ot + a and Il OF : a and 4 Of : "a
Of section Ne. %, Township No north. rnge NJ ii
Mouo Db Ne idan the having been returned by
the United States Deputy Surveyor Mineral Lands
Therefore in eompIauce with Instructions of the Com
mi sio1eT Of the Geaeral Land Office hereby ordered
that ON the i4ih day of October, A ID. 1871
al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, you. each and every person
Claiming the above mentioned land any part thereof
appear before in the Uuted Eau Office in the
cry o stockton with witnesses prepared testify
10 the Mineral Non Mineral character of the above
mentioned land, pat thereof and show cause il
an! taere be, WY Nathan Defo0r should be al
lowed 10 enter the afre-ad Land certain portions of
the same Herein tail not. the said land wi be award
ed 70 Nathan Defoor upon his furnishing the proper
w W r, - eSia W nance k "i'i me Pres -empti9n law
"4tneSs our hands this 2Sfh day Of August. 1871.
MkLNIGLE C0tTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

PREPARATION or THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
"AsHISCroN. September New York Her
aid correspondent te'egraphs that the prepa-
ration of the Alabama claims monopolizes
the attention of the clerical force of the State
Department. The Secretary OF the State pri-
or TO the meeting Of the JOINT High Commits
sion. will have prepared statement of the
claims that would be involved uader the
treaty. All details of the case arc now be
ing put in documentary form. principally
under the direction of c. c. Beaman.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

ScRoFULoUs SORES HEALED Mr. r. S.
Johustone, of Marysvlle, CAL. says: Ever
since my childhood | have been a great suf-
ferer from running scrofuous sores. In the
spriny of 1868 used % bottles Of Bristo's
Sarsapariiia, with occasional doses of Bristol's
Pills, and have not had a single sore for over
two years. and feel stronger and in better
health than ever was beforen $50.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

One OF THE Most BRILLIANT BEAuTIEs.-
Among the fashionable throng at Saratoga
Springs, in the Summer of 1860. declared 10
friend, that she ascfibed the beautiful clear
ness and richness of her complexion more to
the use, in the bath, of MURRAY & LANMAN's
FLORIDA WATER, than to drinking the water
of the Spa.
Beg Beware Of the perncous counterfeits
always ask for the Florida Water prepared
by the sole proprietors, Lanman & Kemp,
New York. sos.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

publieans have elected Senator, two Assem-
hlymea, Sheriff, Treasurer, District Attorn-
ey and Surveyor. The Democrats have elect
ed one Assemblyman, Superintendent of
Schools. Assessor and Coroner. The Clerk
is in doubt.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

EIEcr1oS IN WYoAiNG.-Cbevenue. Wvo
m'ng, September 5th,-.The result of the
election cannot be definitely aseestained to
hight. The Radical meGbers Of the I,seis.
iature are elected in Albany County IN Car
hon ana Oinsah Counties, it is thoucbt the
fusion candidates are elected over The res.u-
lar beiaeeratie ticket. Laramie aud Sweet
water counties are doubtful. The Radicals
are eonhdeat that there will be majority of
friends OF the National and Territorial "A.
minis,ration in the Legislature.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
NEW ADvERTrSEMENTS-
NIrRDS STavRNoE .rcp,r, -,


United STATES AMERICA sr.rp
- q California a-Uni,ed States Lsai ofiee CIV 81
StockonNo1lce and citation before the RecsSte, sn n
eeiser Of the Stockton Lsnd oaise. Whereas 49,,
Podes;s No Sle4 of Tueiunne County did on the .a,S
Gay Of August ISL apply 10 the Register % The Isna
onee, 81 stockton, California, enter as srticunrs,
land the so0lhwes; OfSoutheaSt ef Section II and w
west oi northeast quarter Of section No iS Tovc>h;c
Ne. north range No L. eaSt Mount n;ah'o Mer5Sisp
the having been reternc by the Ual,ed states ne~
~ Surveyor As mineral lsndS.
Therefore in compliance with instructions cf the Com
missioner Of The eneral and ofee II Is hereby ordered
tha; On the 26sh day OF ssctohcr a ID sSsI
a, oeiock. T. NJ Yea, eaeh aud every person Claiming
the above mentioned land any part thereof anf ear
before in the United Safes Land Oice in the citv ~
stockton win yo0r witnesses prepared to testify as TO
the mineral or mineral character Of the abcvr men,
toned land part thereof and show cause n -v
there b. why john PodeSto should be allowed 20 e9-
ter the atrs>aid land or e<r'aia pMoos Of same
9eeeiu tail not :he said an3 W e awarded To John
PedeSte opon his furnishing the proper proof Of comp
ance with the redemption law.
Witness hands this 29th day ef August. 1871.
MELNIiLE COrrLE. Register
oFlS PERRIN, Receiver.
Sent.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
STATS. a ,fEHTCa.srArx

u of California. United states Land oHce. city Of
StcktoaNotice and citation before the Register aud Re
cever Of the Stockton Lsni 0tice Whtsea~ Ephram A.
Harlow. n : No s9SS IT fuoluGae CoGrty, did the
18th day of August, ISL apply 10 the Register Of the T.
Land Ofee. stockton. California, e. agr-
cultural land the ofS "a q Section IS and W i OF
W quarter o. section Ne S6, tewushpNo potth range
No. Is east. Mount niabla Meridian, portion of tho
having been returned by the United States Depo-
" surveyor mineral hands le-wit the " 4 o "
a, Of Section So
There fore in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner of the General Land once bsrehy ordered
that on the 26th day OF October. a. ID. 1871.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Yen, and each and every person
ciauisg the above meaoue3 land any part thereof
appear before in the t. s Land oee. in the city Of
Stockton with your witnesses prepared 10 testify the
mineral nopmners character Of the above mentioned
land part thereof, and show cSu>e there be-
why fphraim A. Harlow should not be allowed L. enter
the af're>st land certain portions Of the Herein
isil net, tie said lana will be awa'de6 Ephram
Har upon his furnishing the proper proof Of COM
piance with the prescription .aw.
Witness cur hands this 29th day Of August, 1871.
MELVILLE COrTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
Sept 9th, IS.I.-5w.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

GREEIr FOR rms PRFSipENCY.-Nrw Yopx
September 5.-At large meeting Of ,he
Union Republican Association in the Twen,;.
eth Assembly BistrAt Of this eity this svs.
ming, resolution was unanimously adonts5
recommending Horace Greely TO the Nation i
Convention as the candidate Of their choice
for the Presidency. N'
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves III
Digestion, excellent preventative of Fevers Fever
and Aue. &c. and Renovater and Tonic for nva
lids and debtated persons. HEGEMaN Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers Sold by all Druggists.
July lS7I-to Dec II
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

Dandrof may be eFecsually eradieated
from the scalp by few applications Of Halls
Vegetable Sieilian Hair Renewer.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
FOR a PATENT TO A
Placer HEimin. Claim.
[ No. 92.l

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CISf lS-

{
Stockton, California. August 31st. IS71
FEHHE Roach Il Ready Mining Company. having filed
their Application in this office tor iateut 10 Min
ing Claim and the Law and Instructions in such pro
vided having been compiled with
hereby ordered that the annexed Notice Of such ap-
pcaton be published for Ninety days the Union
crat newspaper published nearest the location of sad
claim, at Sonora, III Tuoiumne County State of Caor
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
nIsSoLUrIoN OF PART1FRSHIP

NJ The hrm known as GARRAGHrY & STARBIRD is
hereby d'sseivrd by mutual consent R } star5ird is
se EesiLed 10 collect the outstanding bills due the
owing by the hrm. T. GARRtGHTy
K. j. STARBIRD.
"Vi"' august -etn, ls'I sep2- 3m
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

COUNTY TREAsuRY.-The following is the
total amount from ali sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of August,
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

gloss and freshness of goNth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are De-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be.
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that y new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it viii keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrutf which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious TO the hair the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume
Prepared by Dr.. J, C, Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
SATURDAY MORNING, sept. ., 1871.
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET

For judges of sapreme Corrt
JACKSON TEMPLE. of Sonoma
For the Short Term.l
S. S. WRIGHT T......of San Francisco
For tiie fa Term.
For Superintendent Of Pebble Instruction,
o. p. FITZGERALD...o of San Francisco
Tor County Judge.
JAMES LETFORD.
Township Nominations,
TOWNSHIP No. |.
For justices Of the Peace.
JOHN McCABE, CHARLES UPPER,
TOWNSHIP No. ..
For Justices of the Peace
J. HARRINGTON, l.. W. KELLY,
TOWNSHIP No 4.
For Justices Of the Peace.
NJ. McGEHEE, W. l.. OSPREY,
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
Ayers
Hair Vigor,.
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, an d
etiectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, acith the
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments in the stonl- i,
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
II -
The union Democrat., 1871-09-09

From the above returns, HaigLt for Gov
ernor, has majority of l92. Audross. Rep.
for Senator, majority 96, FIVE precincts to
near from. For Assemblymen, Bacon, Rep,
S99: Long, Rep, ST.; Campbell, Rep. 66l !;
Connally, Dem., S55 Whiting, DEM, sos ::
Curtis, DEM. $50, six precincts to hear
from. Trout, Rep, for Sheriff. has o4l ma
iority, five precincts to hear from. York.
Rep, for Clerk. has SO majority, six pre-
ciucts to hear from. Keafeld, Rep. for
Treasurer, has l95 majority, FIVE precincts to
hear from. Rodgers, Rep, for District At
torney, has la majority, Ave precincts to
hear from. de Haven, Dem, for Surcrin.
tendent of Schools, has l77 majority. eight
precincts to hear from. Frelud, Dem. for
Coroner, has SS majority, seven precincts to
hear from. Birney, Dem, for Assessor. has
SS5 majority, seven precincts to hear from.
Beauvais, Rep, for Surveyor, has Isl major
ity, eight precincts to hear from. The Re-