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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE VIM. c. Nc
Dougal announces to-day that he will be an
independent candidate for County Judge
Every qualified eiector has the privilege to
offer himself for any position ard the people
have the right to say ii they want him. Let
i be right or wrong for political conventions
to nominate for judicial position, those of
both parties in this county have done 50, far
las County Judge is concerned. 1.-THE noninees
bars MOI acceptable to some men of either par
Ety, t Is rot saossble th&S Sufficient aissFec-
ton .sil. s.iii5il 70 allow an Independent Can
didato 10 s,5p "a betwain chem. We have a
limited acIr3 .atanco vita the new asi55iran;.
he has passed into the sea-; and yellow leaf Ct
life. IN years gona by hs was legislator
fsom the nsighborinS ooIniy of San Joaquin,
End may oe possessed of all the requisite
Quail Scatipns fo: tho position DO aspires to.
lie Informed us he intends to address the Sec
pile at different points in the county by which
means Gaey Win become acIlaintss tsith
him.
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SATURDAY MORNING, Auzu.,ra. rs, !.


To-day we issue Supplement of this pa
per Of one page, which is folded with end is
sued with every copy of this days 5..;sic1 OF
the UNION DEMocRAT.
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- III EESIFE'S SAuE.-B1 VIRTUE OF A GER
- titled coy 81 Decree and Foreclosure Of Mortgage
and % der of sale issued out OF the District the
Firth Judicial District, of State California, and
County Of Tuoiumne. in the action of Luigi Valpone,
against Vicenzo 0daro John Cuneo and Lorenzo Quero
To- administrator Of the estate Of Antonio snerol de-
ceased. duly atesed The 18th day of J1iy A. d. 1871
am commanded to sell the folio Sing described property
to-wit:
commencing about one nib from Peoria Flat at Oak
Tree biazed on The four sides, thence s0utherly di
rectou along life OF esleh .-aes I6O rods TO an OAK
Tree biazG on four sides thence westerly loo rods
oak Irss Liazed on four sides heuce northery aloy
line q Oak Trees biazed ber sides thence easterly
fEe PLACE Of Segiaainx beng the land formerly
owned hy VIM TnbbS. together with buildings. out
hoses trees shrubbery and improvements thereunto
longing appertaining
Notice is hereby given. that an Saturday the 5th
day Of August. a. ID. 1871. at II O'Clock in
front o the Court House door, in the city OF
will sell te ahye described property TO the highest bid
der for T. fold Cain to satisfy said Judgment with
costs and accruing costs.
"A. s. TROUT, Sheriff.
Sonora, Faly Eth, 1S71-15,-td
The tre property viii be sold Saturday the lgh Il
August 1871. J. A. s. TROUT ShtAH
SsNar. su-Yst iffh 4.
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REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT rEyERs,
Chills and Fever and Fever and Ague are
all speedily cured and permanently banished
from tho system by the use. as directed, OF
Bristol's SaTsaparilla and Pills. The hard
est Ague Cake quickly disappears under their
healing influence. For sale by all druggists
sEST
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

Edward r. Taylor Esq, of Sacramento,
Caleb Dorsey and others will address the peo-
pie at
CHINESE CAMP, Saturday Aug, 19,h.
BIG OAK FLAT,........M Monday Aug. 2lst.
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Tbo2as j. KEYS. was nominated by II

Tho1ras j. Keys, was nominated by the
Democratic District Convention for State Sem
ator, for the counties of Stanislaus, MERGED
and Mariposa, after hard struggle between
Walden. Wells aud Wright. Mr. Keys was
formerly member CT tie Legislature from
San Joaquin. He is an honest man and will
make good Senator.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.
EEe:eman,s Cordial Elixir OF CaIisnya ssuri

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
DIGESTION an excellent preventative of Fevers, Fever
and Ague &c. aud great Eenovaer and Tonic inva-
lids and debilitated persons IEGEMAN Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers. Sold by all Druggists.
July S lS1i-to Dec n
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Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon, is announc-
ed as candidate for State Senator, in San
Joaquin coansy. Il win be ungallant in ell
Their Trahern or Evans to beat the dear thing.
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M. c. ANDkoss.

Supervisor District No. =.
JONATHAN RAMEY.
Township Ticket.
ToRNsuIP No. |
For Justices Of the Peace.
w. IT, SEARS. .........A. III. COLBuRN,>
For Constable M0NAUAN,
TOWNSHIP No. >,
For Justices Of the Peace.
Z. f. WlllTE...:........A. BULLERDIECK;
For Coastabes,
j. j. WlllTE.....;.,...,,, 4. MARCO,
TOWNSHIP No. 3,
For Justices of the Peace.
A. Is. PRESTON. d. CUTTING,
For Constables,
S. G. acknowledgements NJ. HILL.
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TUoGUMNE C0VSfY
Republican Ticket.
Election wednesday, Sept. 6. 18Th

Rr Sotygn. That The Republican Party In Ttelumna
County opposed granting aid. by State CanteS,
Rail Heads any aud every k,ra whether by SstS =
subscription the Capital Stock. issuance Bends
and that they viii support AT the coming eectl,iS
Legislative position who does uneluivocslly ci
6orse this resolution.
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SACRAMENTO DEnocRAr.-We have received

SACRAMENTO DExocRAT.-We have received
the first numbers of this paper Witch has
been established at tie capital for the pur
pose OF maintaining the principles Of the
Democratic party. During the campaign il
will be furnished Tor nifty cents to subscribers.
The nun. oers we have received are flied with
matter that should be read by every one.
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FoR CONGRESS,

First Df..tici
LAWRENCE ARCHER -. of Santa Clara
sccon1 abi-trict.
JAMES w. c0FFRoTlI......of Sacramento
;, .Fh:sa ESisirict,
GEORGE pEARCE. of Sonoma
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-08-12

Life is at best compromise, and we are
obliged to accept persons as they are, and
not as we hoped and trusted they would be.
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County TREAsURY.-The following is the
total amount from ali sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of July,
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Township Nominations,
TOWNSHIP No. /.
For Justices of the Peace,
JOHN McCABE, CIlRLAES UPPER,
FOR Coustables,..
NJ. KENNY, JOIN FERRAL,
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TUOLyMNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINAL l0NS.

For Senator ................,......W. A. EAKIN.
For Assembly,
GEO. A. WHITING, y. Q. c5N@Ar.F,
D. B. CURTIS, Of rnyO.
For County judge. JAMES LETF0RD,
For Sheriff. ..............DANIEL MUM,
For Clerk.....................H HUGH FARLEY,
For Treasurer. ...................C. f. LANG.
For District Attorney. CALEB DORSEY,
For Assessor. c. BlRNEl,
gor Sup't Common Schools. r.. de HAVEN,
Cor Surveyor. s. COOPER,
gor Coroner. ....................F. A. FREUND.
For Supervisor District No. =.
EDMOND PARSONS.
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TOWNSHIP No. :.

For Justices of the Peace, :
j. HARRINGTON. =. VI. KEELI
For Constables,
PATRICK SMITH, p. CANE
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TOWNSHIP No. 4

TOWNSHIP No. 4.
i, For Justices of the Peace. :. -.
NJ. McGEHEE, W. L. OSPREY
For Constable. ......................J. YOUNG
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Township Nomination..

For Supervisor District No. =.
EDMOND PARSONS.
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The Are property viii be sold on Saturday the iath Il
August 1871. A. S. TRoJT SheAH
so>ora August 18th, ls7l.l2.td
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COURSE or M !.
TERMs@ or TuITIoN.

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
Commercial course, . el2o ~ annum.
Classical Course. Son $50 PEI annum.
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum, $500 to sA32
Germas, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, &e,
form exus charges. gt
Book and Stationery are supplied BY the School ..
current prices. & s
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LETTERS ;

Boarding. stadents. whose families reside out If The
Parish Of Orleans. are required to write letters every
The csrrespondenes between Parents snd
Papils is net subject 70 inspection.
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VISITS

Passats ara satseasel 10 make their visits, o. Sehoo
days, hstsss . \. Al. ~ asss 5 :. il order 10 avid
q! iate,fessscs WITH lhs sdvaaesnsat Il Studssts ~
the diseiplias Of the School.
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.

Moathly reports are ssnt 70 Parents Of Guardians
stating The conduct. progress, rank. in class sad 81.
tendaacs Of pupils.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted BY the Director and
biz Assistants are held mss.hly. The Annual Public
Examinations will take plsce during the closing weei
Of The Sessios.
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Emporium Store.

St-James Emporium Store.
N. J. TEISSIER fai, SAVIOR 4 "a nombreuse
clientele ct an public en- general que:
Outre son stres-grand assortment yari6, bien
choisi, constamment renouvel6 de
Marehandises Seches, Mercerie, Bonneterie,
Chaussures ponr''dames, cadets, 6Ileues
ct. %enfanss,Q uincaillerie, Sslierie, Par
fumerie P%harmacie, Chspellerie,
Wooden Ware, Wins des premiers
crds ct Liqueurs des meilleurs mar.
ques, Tabacs sous tou,es les formes,
Cigares ct Cigarettes de Ia Hsvane, ct
infinite d'autres articles trop nombreux
pour etre &num9res, Il Went de r~ecevoir dc
St.Losis, Directement, un grand assortment de
Produitssds: .l'onsst!
Tells que: Farine, Pore, Graisse, Jambons
cures au sucre ct autres, EpauIes fum&es,
Whiskey, savon, Chandelles, Amidop,
Frontage, Avoine, etc., ETC., etc.
An prix Dc In 36euvslls-orlsans.
Et ces Merchandise sont
Superieures CONNIE qHalis!
pVenez ct voyez.
M. j. TEIssIER, en- raison de IL diffcu!t6
DIES temps, vendra meiIleur marche que jamais.
Et vous trouverez aussi 4 pEmporium Store:
Ludiennes de toute nuances a l0-l24.
Lndiennes bleues, 4 fopd blanc, 4 ~couleur,,
. cLemise, mGrimack, etc., ETC., au choix 1
Is cents.
Indienses FRANCHISES fond blsu et I chemisss
"a, 4 20 cents.
Cosons blanos ct ecrus / Ell de 10 / l21,
4 Is.
Colon. AZ ct 40 poucss, 4 III, 20,
224.
Cosons !" " 6l4, 4 Ell.
Cotons " 1914 ! draps, so cents.
Dsnimes rayess. coutil I matela., Bou,eint
ago cents Ia arde-Cotonnades FRANCHISES
Ell americaines-Casimir le toutes nu.
ances-Toiles blanches = che.
mises, Lingsde ,able-Brin,
Mousselines ct Bobinet
I M~ous.iquai,es.
Et nm grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises bianehes, ,slle que:
Mousselines, Percalss, Nansoux, Mul.rnul
brillant6, Dentelles. %Parspluies en- sole q
cotton, flsurs arti6cieIles, couronnes
bIanches. ETC., etc., etc, etc;
Eaia m Asssrstnene
tomplet de Giants Jou.
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classical AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
FOR DOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner IF DAUPHINE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session Of the School will be OF
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
First Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness Of the School
can be given than the extensive development which Il
has attained IN the shor. space Of two years from its
creation, and 4 reference to the list Of Professors who
impars instruction in the various branches Of study.
The method Of instruction adopted, guards acrnpuf
lousy against the abuses Of that an,iqua,ed system o.
learning, which wastes The precious years Of youth in
the same time. sgaisse The no l~ss pespicious abuses oi
. gross atilitssianism which suhjugates all the fscni,irs
Of the mind and aspirations Of the heart to 'one'' Gu
crossing pursuit.
Its object is to train young men 10 the Performance
Of The active do,iea Of life, to instruct them in all the
branches Of Science and Ar, which are essential to
their future success, and, BY awakening in them q love
Of sindy, 10 inculca,e = process Of selEinsuoc,ion
which will enable them TO continue their educa.iou,
even after being emsncipa.ed from the control Of
parents and professors. za1 .S.r
COURSE OF STUDIES: = .m
There are two Courses Of Studies established 10 the
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow. agreeably 10 the wishes
Of their parents Of guardians. Classes Of various grades
are instituted in each Course.
The CoMmerclai Course comprises French and
English Grammar. Universal History, Geography,
Rhetoric. Logic. Literature, Natural His,o,y, Ply.
sioogy, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry; = complete Course Of Mathematics, Sur
veying and Leveling Drawing Of Plans and Maps
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and Usages
Book Keeping.
The Classical Course eompvises tho shove eoum.
Grated branches. with the addition Of Latin and Grek.
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INSTITUTION sI,lloQuEg,
Dirigse par pA55S B. Tigsosei,
asscien prcfsssess, 81 1aetit 4
sfl'inaive de Paris.
ev .Ecolo pufO3ssinl e,
Ecole Preparatoirc ~ College.

-O~ - OOssNOVs
En- fondant il y a plus dun an Prostitution
St.Jacques, le Directeur de cette ecole s'est
propose IN double but:
10. Bonner une instruction sufisante aux
enfants de L paroisse Aue les parents ne YOU.
draient pas envoycr au College.
20. Preparer pour IL college les jeunes
enfants qui doivent faire des etudes plus com.
pla,es.
Iexpsrience a prouve que les grands eta.
b'issements ne sont reellement proftables
qu'aux elayes qui sly pr6sentent sachant bien
lire ct ecrire, ct posssdant AZ moins les pro.
miers elements des langu-s. LInsitution ST.
Jacques recevan, Tin nombre Unite de pension.
naires sera plus d meme de bonner des SONS
s~p6ciaux aux Gloves qui commencent.
Deux professeurs attaches 4 letablissement
y enseigneht respectivement lenr langue
rationale l'anglais ct lie ~franeais, e, les bran.
ches ordinaires uetudes, y compris Ia tenue
DIES liyres.
Dss IeGons de musiqne vocale sont donnees
gratuitement 4 tous lea 6ievee,
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TaB LOUISIAlIAN.
Saturday, March 25, 1871.
UDelllssHg1rt

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Conditions :

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La Pomps por,atiue de ]. IcAnp, autrement
NOMINEE pompe dho1itation, dun prix redui. ct
peu coAteux, sert.a transvaser les meiasses ct
liquides, a ne,,oyer les sucrcries, 4 e,eindre le
feu, 4 arroser les jardins, e,c.
II sniff de deux hommes pour ID hanover
ct lni bonner toute 50 puissance.
Pas une sucreric ct une residence ne
doiyent manquer de ce,,e pompe. 2adc.la.
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J. K. aAuDEr. ALFRED .onAx.
AVADAts Avoeat st NoaalFe.
eAuDET 4 ROMAN
AvD@AU@.
ETuDE DE NoTA1RE
Pavoisse s.. Jacques, IL.
Gabrielle Post omce.

MN. Caudet Ct Roman exerceront leur pro.
fession devant Ia cour da quatrieme District
Judiciaire, surtout dams les p~aroisses St Jac-
que. Ascension ct s, Jean Bap,is,e, .. deyant
10 Cour Supreme dc pEtat.
BunEAux :-Rsasiaence de NJ. ]. K. Gaude,.
%(five<droite
Residence Do N. Alfred Roman. rive
dsoits.)
Rive gsaehs, I cote de Ia Mai'on de
Cour.
CO dernisr bureau sst ouvsst ious les lundi,
mssctsdi q vendssdi, Do 10 hesrss A. NJ, "a
hesres 2. a.
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A preEminent,v readable newspaper, with the
largest circulation IN, the world. Free, indc.
from everywhere. Two cents o cory hy rlail.
80 cents . month, or so q year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-11

presume will not. attempt to preston
its consii,utIpnalitr now
l. was good Democratic constitution 4,
law To empower an unlimited. number ot
CO 1paraiiyely irresponsible United
States indrshals to Use tie army and ma
w of the United States to enforce Uni
ted States laws when those laws were in
the Interest of The Democratic party and
now. sir we witness the remarkable spec
tacie oI this party, which conferred SUCH
powers upon these men with no appre
bensiHn "f Injury tn State governments -
WIN no Fears as In any destruction of our
libcrIies- with no doubts as io their en-
tire cons'iluliOnaity-nnw boldly deny-
ing iha; this Curgr, So has anv cnnsliiu-
iionai right L" give the President of the
United SlalcS bower TO use the army and
navy, ot which he il the constitutional
conimandcr in-ci,iei. in protecting Ameri
can citizens from outrage and death the
party who. under The fusiiive-siave law.
marched Cpiicd States soldiers over the
very spot where the fist marfgr COR
American liberty sned his b:uod-apd The
blood "f Christopher Aifur.<s was as red
a' yours or mine, sir, though his skin vas
black.
The party who sent their tronps over
The spot which mis- martyrdom had conse
craicd to force back into slavery nne po,r
Wretch who had succeeded III fiving to n
land which he supposed TO he "A land of
hberv--'Ee party that did this act dares
,o tell The American people That there is
no constitutional way To use the army or
navy ol The United States IN protecting
American citizens from outrage and
death. uniess the Governor and icgisla-
iure o, the State in which these nffeuSps
are committed should call for assistance
Sir. have searched in vain for the call
made Ivy the Governor or legislature of
Mas Sachuseiis Tor troops tn assist in The
rendition oi Anthony Barns. Every
gentleman on this floor knows that
the United States soldiers sent To that
Sia'e 10y the Democratic party to assist
their blood hounds IN tearing from Mas
sachuSetis soil that poor, trembling furi
I'VE, were not seat there at the request of
ihal Slate. but BIZ virtue of the law pass
ed by a Democratic Congress. enforced
by Democratic adminisir ration. and in
terpreted by Democratic Attorney Gen
erai. whose Interpretation has been sns
tanned by The courts: And I know the
American people well enough Ia know
that NO legal sophislrv can make them
heii"vc that il was constitutional to use
The army and navy of The United States
IN returning fn.iiives In slavery. hut that
no constitutional means can be found To
use these agencies for The protection OF
lite, liberty, and property of free Ameri-
Can Citizens IN every State in this Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-11
JOHN S. BENDER, Editor and Publisher.

folks dance and sing outside. Why, how
white and scared you look. Come, Twill
take Won To the place"
A dreadful idea flashed through .Ien-
MES mind. and upon inquiry. her fears
were too truly realized. The troop of
strulling PLAYERS, attracted by Louie's
beauty. had tempted her away, and now
she refused To return with her sister, or
even see her
So poor Jennie went home and again
sat down in her lonely room. where she
watched for the little fairies To re-
turn,rthat she might beseech their aid
in bringing back poor, Loaf. Louie.
Not get! not gee" seemed to
whisper The voice which had sung TO her
so s.ve etlv.
And So the time pass d on for two long
dreary weeks. Jennie toillng daily, for
the orders came in taste. than she could
complete them; but all the time poor
Jennie grieyed over her little sisters
fate
..Oh. NV Louie" she would cry. s-it is
you had thus deserted me. Then
"Wdit and hope.
But one night, as Jennie was closing
the door. before going tU bed, in rushed
Louie.
Dear, dear sister, she cried, "wil
you take me back to- your quiet, happy
home? Oh, those dreadful people. Jen-
ME. they never gave me the grand cloth
es they promised. and see, mime are all
in rags. for every night | was made to
pull off those they lent me, and put on
these To- lie down in. and sometimes | was
too tired to dance and then they beat me;
and they quarreIed aud fought, and used
such wicked words And oh. Jennie. in
nv sleep a little fairy shovel me you.
sitting here alone in The mnonllghr; so
the next might h,j from the a anl ran
away. Don't cry. dear sister. hut take
again tO your heart aud home. you~
naughty. little wanlcrer. aud she'll help
ynu work ali The dag, and never, never
giumhle."
~ first Jennie could not answer, bul
through her tears. kissed poor. forgiven
Louie, and then she knew WHY The fairies
had WHISPERED "n"t vei,' anG bsde her
''wait aud hope;" il was iC prove The re-
pentance of her sister
''See, darling said she, "ihs little
purse full of mnuey-for I've worked 81,
hard; and see, too, this pretty. new dress
have made il for ypu, trusting that the
fairies would, some day, send you home
to me-"
"Oh, my sister, I will he good and in
dustrious as YOU are. and, like you, de-
serve the fairies loyc"
And Louie. ever after, kept her prom
ise.-The Peoples Literary Com
ponion.