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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The New York News says that the burglars
who during the Winter find thcirpursulta prof
liable in the larger cities. have followed
the current of fashionable travel this Summer,
and are now performing il tour Oft ''provin-
ceS During the last two weeks some OF. the
towns along the line Of the New York and New
Haven Railroad have been visited and relieved
of their stocks of fancy goods They arc said to
bewendng their way South, and caution Is.
therefore, recommended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The Richmond Wing we'll says: No editor
who is fit for the high trust Of his position,
ever thinks Of supprcssng truth or swerving
from the right, to humor mere prciudIces or
subscrvc mere individual interests
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The claims for pensions under the recent act
Of Congress, by the soldiers Of the war Of 1872,
are now being disposed Of at the rate Of seventy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
And let slip the dogs of war.

The News has level head on this subject,
but if it knows but one member in the fix it de-
scribeS, it is in blissful ignorance The lob
fellows have an eye to business. and may have
the good sense to keep out Of the way Of the
bombs prepared for them State Jou,md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The New York Herald, noticing the reslgaa-
ton of Indian Commissioner Parker, argues
that the Indian Bureau ought to be merged
into the War Department, but adds that the
idea that any office holder should resign be-
cause he had not enough work to do is an in
noyation on the ofiice-holdiug ethics Of this
government that would serve as an excellent
point of departure for the Civil Service Com
mission But we believe, having not enough
work to DO, is far from being the cause Of the
resignation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

In Ohio there is Il whole county without
single dramshop, 'thirsty' land, but not on'
'n which no water is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
\ SUSPENDED LoVER-Thc Wythcvillt

\ SUSPENDED LovER-The Wythcville
(Ea.) Dispatch relates the following Not
far from us young lady attempted to leave
the parental mansion, at dead of night. by
lowering herself from her chamber by means
of pulley and rope fastened to the window
She had just reached the ground; where her
lover awaited her, when her enraged sire ap-
peared seized the young man, fastened the
hook to his clothing: and raised him skyward,
leaving him dangling in the mir until morning.
The elopement is postponed indefinitely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The injunction prayed for and granted by
Judge Rodman against the sale Or lease Of the
North Carolina Railroad to the Pennsylvania
Central has been withdrawn by the attorneys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

In Norfolk, Va, on las; Tuesday morning
6G000 watermclons were sold nearly ali 10 70
to Boston at from s, to SIS per hundred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

Miss Sabina Iturbide, daughter of itur-
bide, the former Emperor OF! Mexico. died in
Philadelphia few days ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
FINANCIAL.
indianapolis, Bloomington and
Wcsterr
PER CENT p: MoRTGAGE BONDS.

Amount OF mortgage 81, 500, Coo; bonds due in
uary and July; total amount Of bonds (includ-
ing 1st mortgage) $500, eco; amount of mort
gage per mile say $4,000 TIE country traversed
by the road, passing through the garden Of ths
Vest is the best portion the State, every
ton of land being under cultivation. Length Of
road from indianapolis to Pckin pa miles, with
additional branches to Coal Mines. Present
price - and accrued interest.
We have also for sale st 80 and accrued inter
cSt the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
PER CENT GOLD BOMBS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

BRIBERY The Bristol News says 1--WE
have heard of member of the last Legislature
Of Virginia who accepted brides during the late
railroad wars, and is promised full exposure if
he dares offer for reelection. We hope he will
run, so that our informant may
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

GOVERNMENT BONDS and other -rcur;-
,ic- bought AMI ."d on commission.
Collections made on I'LL accessible point, il the
United States, and proceeds promptly RENTED,
Internal Revenue stamps for sale. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

'ku-kl testimony goes on before the
ku-klux committce---thc witnesses making
statements and giving opinions Of the most OPP
posite character
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer says it is estimated that each
Kuklux witness costs the country about Two
hundred and fifty dollars, and many Of them
nnnh ,nnro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
FASHIONABLE WEDDING w. \. Anderson.

FASHIONABLE WEDDING. W \. Anderson
of Rockbrdgc county. State Senator from the
Lexington District, was married in Richmond
yesterday. to Il dau ghtcr Of Gen. Joseph Il.
Anderson. of Richmond. The ceremony took
place at St. Pauls Church, over the alter Of
which was thrown floral arch. from which
was suspended 4 marriage bell. The bride was
attred in rich white satin trimmed with point
lace costly enough for a princess. y flowing
white veil. and ornaments in harmony With the
elegance otthe rest of her attire, completed her
costume. Each Of the bride 5 maids was also
dressed in pure white, claboratey and heantl-
fully trimmed, and each, too, wore Il flowing
veil, s,lrmounted by a wreath OF orange bios
SONS. At the close of the ceremony the bride
was presented, by the minister. with I hand
sorncIy bound prayer book.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

The peaches now selling i'll I.ynchburs are
pronounced by the Republican, 10 he 'concen
trated collie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

ANOTHER CoNTRIvANCE 1t issem officially
announced BY the Commissioner Of Pensions
that in administering the act of February II,
1871, granting pensions to the survivors OF the
wur Of 1912, VIXEN witnesses testify to the
loyalty Of claimant, their own, loyalty must
be shown by the certificate of an officer, of the
/. 5. Court t. S. Commissioner or an
officer of the Internal Revenue Bureau. The
rule applies only to the South, and 10 question
is raised at the North.
By this bigotcd regulation there is to be one
law for the Northern people and another for
the Southern. According to the usual form
heretofore in similar cases, Il claimant was
required to make oath that he had at no time
rendered aid and comfort to the rebellion.
and to prove the same by the atiidavitS of two
disintcrcstcd witnesses. whose credlbIlty had to
be certified bv the clerk of 4 court OF record.
But now the Southern soldier is obliged to
prove the loyalty ofhis witnesses By certificate
which it may be impracticablc to obtain. \
claimant may be able to establish his rights by
twenty witnesses, and il they happen voluntarily
or compulSoriy to have aided the ''rehcl!ion,
then the veteran who fought for his country Is
excluded from pension. Human ingenuity
could hardly devise 4 more wicked contrivance
to deprive old Southern soldiers Of their just
rights. 1t is not only mean. but malignant,
and draws discrimination between the veterans
Of the North and South, Which every candid
mind will dcnouncc as outrageous These men
were engaged in war against foreign foe nearly
half Il century before the late war commenced,
and yet they arc pursued with ali the vindictive
malice OF rc cent enemies This is a sure way
Of Keeping the wounds of strife open, and it
could only have been contrivel for some such
unworthy Purpose. - Washington Patriot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
EST WISCONSIN RAILROAD co..

interest and principal payable in gold, coupon.
payable in New York and LoI.don lst Of Janu-
ary and II % July. free Of Government tax
Whole mortgage S4,NO0U0O. Land grant GO
GN0 acre. Bonds convertible into stoc; ~ the
company 1T he option Of til" holder.
To lErrt the wishes 81 those who desire abs"-
lutte security. IS well Il, nt those who wish large
rates Of interest, We have selected and offer the
bonds mentioned ahorr. We will receive in ex-
change Governments ind all current Securitir,
at full markc; rates free "f commission. Fer
further information enquire 81,
;c aD-lm W il. CORSE IL co.
YE1HE FIRST MOETGAGE LAND GRANT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

An EA#rHQrAKE AT SEA-The ship Don
Quixotc, from Calcutta. reports June To-, at
4:20 Il. m. latitude 20 dee. 80 min. south lon
gtudc II deg 40 min. west. she experienced
a heavy earthquake. which caused the ship to
trrmblc violently. the motion seeming from
east to west. and lasted some seconds. In about
lent as the first, but lasting longer.
The sensation was as though tue ship was
moving over rough bottom. The wind at
the time was ST. by F.. and moderate. For
some days before the wind had been continual
IL shifting. All day following the shocks the
sea was agtatcd with heavy roll from the
west and southwest. There was and had been
no winds sufficient to cullsc such rough seas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

Admiral Porter. who has been i'll for some
weeks is convalescent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

DlsLucATISG NEcKs The 1itusvilic Herald
relates that Two wcll,drc>scl aud fine. lonk!ng
ladies instantly liSIocatcd their neckS while
passing each other in trying to discover what
each had on. 1t was cloudy;-thc speed at which
they were moving, and the delicate shade Of
the dry goods worn by each, operated against
them, and Il sudden tack with all sails set agnu>t
Il stiff breeze fetched them TIP too short. and
they nrrShcl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

NORTH NARnIINA--lhe Radicals had n
gathering at Weldon last Saturday. The t.
s. Attorney General, Akerman. WAS present,
and delivered speech. The Washington
Chronicle thus notices his speech In the
course of the discussion Mr.. Akerman spoke of
what law and duty would demand of the Fede-
raj Government in the case that two State gov
ernmcnls should a>>cr; their existence in North
Carolina, and being the first law officer of the
National Government, his words We're listened
to with great attention and weighed well by
the citizens present of both parties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC NlNtS
AID IIbI'iJtS

AND LIQUORS.
Very Old Scotch Whi-a"y, proof - !"Src"s
Bul!och. Ladc X Go. ,
Very Old Cogaar Frrn"l, Brandy, proof llG'
C!arat Wines. Il. Emi.i"n. It. Julien
Hardy l. ca, Bordeaux.
Crown. D"uhI. Diamond and Pale Sherry,
Superior Burgundy Port and Cd COLE Ma
dcira.
Baker. 10 year old Rye Whi-k"T.
Nectar
Silver Brood; and other brand Of Pure iye
Whsk"y Away on hand.
Bass & Co.'S strong Burton and Pal" Al"
Eougcrs Scotch Ale.
Hubcrts Ion,lrn Brown Stout.
The above choice brand, We are ceiling at the
lowest market rate, and guarantee entire salts
tactic" il every respect.
Gro. MrBURNEY u son,
i'a end 10 King street.
;vlo Wash Hall Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

/ Il T. y [ IL ;.
lh,. first volume Of the new scrics-t i THE
RA LTIC. or Young America in Norway, Swc-
den and Denmark: price Sl.N.
THE DAY AFTER TO-MOhEDW AND
SlNGED By THE FIRE; from tn" English;
TIIE TWO LITTLE BRUCES, by the au-
thor Of Ilungcring and 1'hr>timg. A"aritys
Birth Day Text. etc: ST..
THE You've DELlN ERERS OF PLEAS
ANT COVE. by Rev. Elijah Kellogg; Sly.
BRET ilARTE.S POEMS. Sl.3O; LCCk or
ROARIN G CAMP. $50: CONDENSED
TIE QUIET MISS GODOLPIlIN, By Ruth
Garrett, and a CHANCE CHILD, BY Edward
Garrett, authors Of y Retired Lite, White -
Snow" etc: 75c. Paper covers tIr
THE GERMAN CONQUEST or ENG-
LAND IN $50 and BATTLE OF DORklNG,
hv an eye wit;lc>> in 1872 reprinted from B!acE-
wood MAGAZINE: ~.
THE WIFE or \ VAIN MAN, by Mari"
Sophie Schwartz, translated from the Swedish.
uaner covers. 81: bound Sl.5n
VIVA. Il moe r. story. by fi"r"n"" WI
lard jNc
NEW BOOKS daily.
\ iuli supply Of FLAT LETTER, FLAT
CAP. FOLIO POST and DENY PAPER l"r
Printing purposcs-all weights and qualities.
Keeps constantly "n hand large !>sortncnt ct
LETTER. NOTE aHd CAP PAPER; ENFE-
LOPES, Ill style, and slzes n tn! line OF
BLANK BOOKS from the smallest Pass Book,
all grades, up to ten quirc medium Ledgers ana
Journals nj styles Of binding; warranted the
cheapest books in the market
in y g. f.. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

PETROLEUM Gas FOR FuEI.--At the LO
clcdc rolling mills in 81. Louis. petroleum gas
is used as fuel in one of the furnaces, and prep
arations are making for introducing it in the
remainder. The crude oil from which the
Gas is manufactured is kept in Iuobarrcl
tank on the margin %! II smnl! creek, about 300
feet from the furnace The oil is pumIc1
thence into Il cylinder. where it passes around
600 copper tubes filled with >upcrhcatcd steam.
The intense heat of the latter generates gas
which, after being gathered in ;hc receiver and
again brought in contact with >upcrheated
steam pipes, forms the fuel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
DOTOMAC FISH.

DOTOMAC FISH.
100 bbls No Potomac Herring
80 bbl- Roe
- bbls Net and Gro Shad.
Ion kits Shad Roe. For sale by
". III. SMITH & Co,
Under the Mansion House,
iylJ North Fairfax street
FEUlT JARS.
have Just received NY first supply Of l7'
.,ozcn FRUIT JARS.
I sold last wear go dozen Of these Jars t'.''
have had no fault found with them. They g'It
unu. ual ..;i,iactian Call and SEQ them AT W
King street - ,,,r1rp
ic 2-"n!n T.. d. VI Lht
I,DAL! COAL! COAL!-We have = i!i'
I SAMMY Of best quality Red and White ASH
Coal now OIL hand and to arrive, and for sale NJ
the lowest market price by
" H. SMITH Y co,
Under the Mansion House,
;r1, North Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

WAslIlyGroS IrENs-Iu the Criminal
Court Yesterday Judge Humphreys overruIed
the motion for Il new trial IN the case OF i'r'
Schuman, convicted mansauGhter III causing
the death of Henrietta Paddon, while making
an attempt at abortion.
The new trial of Horatio Bolster. convicted
of the murder Of Joseph james. i'll Ere ruary
last has been set for the 18th of September.
1t is proposed to attempt week. paper IN
WASHINGTON city. which shall bc the especial
champi0n of Southern Radicals 1t will sup
mort the present Administration, favor the re-
duction Of taxes. and oppose the payment OF
the national debt by the present generation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

VOUNG AMERICA ABROAD, by Oliver
q Optic Il Library OF Travel and Adventure
in FOREIGN Lands: lust ont and for sale ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20

PROTECTING RooF>. 4 wash composed Of
lime. salt and fine sand, or wood ashes. put on
in the ordinary way Of white-wash, is said TO
render the roof ity-fold more safe against tax
inc fire from falling cinders Or otherwise, i'll
case of fire in the vicinity 1t pays the expcn
ses i hundred-told in its preserving influence
against the effect Of the weather the older aud
more weather beaten the shin gles. the more
ienetit derived Such shingles are more or
less warped, rough and cracked. The applica
ton ofwasIl, by wetting the upper surface re-
stores them to their original or first FORM
thereby closing the spaces between the shin
yIes: and the lime and sand, by filling III the
racks. prevents its warplDg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-20
PER CENT COED BONDS
WILMEE il. COE>E " CO.,
NJ. ~ AID ~ KING ST.

Win. DEAT IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. GOLD AND Sill
YER com. UNCU RRENT MONEY.
RAILROAD BONDS. &r.. az.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

FouRrn OF July MEErING.-At meeting
of the citizens of Sonora, held June 9Th, to
celebrate the coming 4th of July the follow
ing arrangements were made 4. r. Gal
win, temporary Chairman, I. J. Potter, Sec
rotary.
On motion, Finance Committee of five
were appointed by the Chair: II. Open
hcimer, j. Mundorf, j. B. Bacon, j. Rocco,
A. Barlow.
On motion, Committee of Arrangements
consisting of eleven were appointed; P. Keil,
T. A. Freund, d. Mclean, L. A. Hagen,
j. Barry, II. SCHUYLER, E. A. Rodgers, D.
Duquesne, John York, L. Page, G. II. Bur.
den, II. Carkeek, j. Hall, w. Rudorf, j. d.
Redmond A. Mock and G.. Dorsey.
Adjourned until Tuesday June 18th to hear
the report Of Committee on Finance and Com
mittee Of Arrangements.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
UNION REPUBLICAN, couN .
TY CONVENTION.


at meeting of the Union Republican Coun-
ty Central Committee, held June 9th, 1911,
1t was on motion
Ordered, That County Convention be
held at the Court House in Sonora, on Satur-
day. June oath, 1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ, for
the purpose of electing Delegates to the
Union Republican State Convention, to be
held at Sacramento June 28th, 1871. Also
to nominate candidates for the Senate and
Assembly, County, District and Township
Officers, and for such other business as may
come before the Convention.
The Primary Meetings to elect Delegates
to the Convention, are Ordered to be held at
the different Precincts in the County on
Thursday. June ODD, 1871. Polls to open at
~, o'clock, P. NJ, and continue open Ttro
Hours.
The following named Inspectors were ap-
pointed to preside at said Election, and the
following named places were designated for
holding the Polls:
Sonora-Jos. Phelps. Union Saloon.
Browns Flat-H. W. G. Terry, Dashaway
Hall.
Soulsbyville Allen, Richards Hotel.
Sumnerville-C. H. Carter, Carter's Store.
Baxter's-T J. Northrup, Excelsior Hotel.
Columbia-S. w. Pitts, No. Engine House.
Saw Mill Flat-F. Mcpherson, Rowell's Shop
Shaw's Flat-A. Mango, Armory Hall.
Springfeld-Wm. Goodwin, School House.
.Tuttletown-D. T. Hughes. Hughes House.
Jamestown-P. B. Smith, Bella Union.
Poverty Hill-B. F, IIeslep, Whitney's Hotel
Montezuma-Wm. Folansbee, Fox's Store.
Chinese-C. B. Cutting, Carrot House.
Cloudman's-Wm. Cloudman, Cloudman's
House.
Big Oak Flat-Wm. Urich. Urich's Office.
Garrote-Jas. Tannahill, Tannahill's Store.
Don Pedro's-P. s. Niles, Radcliff's Store.
Delegates werc apportioned to the different
Precincts ms follows
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
Local Hash.

Visited Sonora Public School slim attend
auce, many children sick Good discipline
good school Now is the educational winter
of our discomfort made glorious by this SOD
of Mr.. York, who lives between here AID
Jamestown-Weath getting hotthin cloth
has leas-Mr. Rogers is requested to reef
his lungs at FIVE o o'clock in the morning or the
top of his head will be blown off--The City
Hotel has the rheumatism, at least its propri-
etor has-Why is the City Hotel like smoke
house Because Bacon hangs out there Let
us emetic Miller is here with q spanking
team in good spirits; sells the same by the bar
rel-Good whisky by the way is desirable in a
sanitary point Of view if bad, we may with
the poet sing imam wants but little here below,
nor wants that little long, for it's sure death
at 40 rods in years.-A modest young man
desires to know lift be improper to look at a
calf? Not if the calf comes out from under
cover.-Mr. John Pereria is going East; sells
all his wine there-W anted, young and
tender China boy to barbecue on the Fourth
with orange flowers his mother will BE
amply mpensed--President Grant is
coming to California accompanied by Brick
Pomeroy; Both will pass together through
Sonora on their way from the Big Trees
TO the Yo-Semite. "How beautiful it is
TO see wild bears in amity agree" Stod-
tlard.---Celumbia is trying to incorpo-
rate; applies to Supervisors; bounds to be
q mile square-ColImbia Columbia ! to
glory arise DIS going to have a
beautiful rev pump in his shop; stomach
pump ladies and gentlemen emptied at the
rate of two and sixpence pence per hour
The Earth is to be insured then she may
burn if she wants tot is rumored that
many of our County Candidates are treating
on short bits; this is treason-Boys don't
stay sparkling after nine O'Clock for dads af-
ter that hour become explosive and will blow
you up-Why does the Sun set in the West
Because it does mt want to set in the East
Don't forget the Democratic Primaries on
Thursday, june 18th at Lettord's office. Let
all good Democrats be on hand and bad ones
too bring your arms and wives and chill
eren-Mr. Murphy is building flour mill
at Oak Flat when flushed it will as Mr..
Mautilini would say be nothing but lone
demnition eternal gwind.'
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

NIcKELizE? NIcKELlzE.-We may stand
on our "4e" dignity when a pinch of gold
dust was the style in payment for drink of
whisky a little longer, but we do stand in
need of some currency smaller even than the
"bit'. We need the nickel. We have not
so many pinches of gold dust to spare as we
had 20 odd years ago. Give us the where
withal to buy three cents and FIVE cents
worth of fruit. II rots now for the lack of
such fractional currency. Our bit system is
piece of antiquated responsiveness. Our
fruit and vegetable dealers would be as re-
joiced to receive fifty dollars in fracticnals of
two, three and Eve cents as they would in
quarters. Introduce the nickel. Little drops
Of rain furnish as refreshing shower of rain
as big ones. So win little drops of money.
Lee. us no longer despise the day of small
things. This is world Of changes bring
in the small change.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
6bs Nninr qsmufrat.


EPISCOPAL CHURCH NorrcE.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at ii o'clock, A.. N.
Sunday School every Sunday at % o'clock,
Divine Service at jamestown, at q o'clock,
+. NJ, tomorrow.
Rev. w. ii. Dyer officiating.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

NorIcE.-As will be seen per notice in an
other column, Mr.. John York will come be-
fore the Republican County Convention as
candidate for County Clerk. Also A. Butler
deck before the same body for the Office of
Sheriff.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
Total number of Delegates. . ;.

Total number of Delegates. 67
All legal voters who voted for the Grant &
Coltax Electors, at the last Presidential Elec-
ton, or would SO have voted, had they have
voted, shall be entitled to vote at the Pri-
mary Election.
D. NJ. KENFIELD, Charm.
III. B. McNEIL, Sec.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

Sonora Lodge No. 10 I. o. o. F. viii bold
a Rebecca Degree meeting on Saturday even
ing June 18th 1871, at 5 o'clock Members
are requested 70 attend punetually.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

PouND.--The City Trustees have appoint
ed pound keeper, and all stock running at
large after Tuesday next 18th, will be taken
up and dealt with according to law.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

The Primary Election for the election OF
Delegate to the Democratic County Conven-
ton, will take place at Justice Letford's office
on Thursday, June 18th. Polls open at
o'clock, P. NJ, and remain open until 9
o'clock, p. NJ.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

CATHOLIC NorIcE.-Mass will be celebrated
at Jamestown, Sunday, June llth, at .!
o'clock. At Chinese Camp, III o'clock same
day. j. 3. McNalley, Pastor.
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE ,
l. H. L. NICHOLS. Secretary Of State OF the state 81
California do hereby certify that the annexed - IT,
full and correct copy OF Chapter four hundred ano
four Statutes Of California Eighteenth Session. APFfo
April 2 1870, file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the great seal ot StSte, :.
in Sacramento California the Tweny-hfth day OF Nay "
d. 1871 1850
tsEMl II. H. Nlth.i-' ts,.,.
June J. issl-azn
The union Democrat., 1871-06-10

COUNTY TREAsuRY-The following is the
total amount from all sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of May,