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The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
a few Word. to the Ladies.

Many ladies, particularly mothers nursing,
complain of tired, listless feeling, or COM
plete exhaustion, on arising in the morning.
On the wife and mother develves the respon-
sibility of regulating the duties of the house
bold. Her cares are numerous. and the men,
tai as we'll as the physical powers are fire.
quently called into requisition. She often
finds her slightest occupation a weary task
and existence burden, while at the same
time she hes no regular disease Hostetter' s
Stomach Bitters. if resorted to at this period,
will prove On unfailing remedy for this an
moving lassitude. The effects Of this potent
agent are soon seen in the rosy cheek and
elastic step of the head of the family. as with
restored health and renewed spirits she takes
her accustomed place in the family circle
If this friend in need be regularly used,
those depressing symptoms will never be
complained Of, and not only would lassitude
not be experienced, but many diseases follow
ing its advent be avoided. As medical
agent it has no equal. while its pleasing flavor
and healthful effects have made it a general
favorite. 1t is free from all properties cal
cnlate3 to impair the system, and its opera
tons are ct once mild, soothing and efficient
All who have used the Bisters attest its vir-
tues and commend it to use.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

The TROUBLES IN AMADoR County Some
time since the miners working in Amador
County, struck for higher wages, the mine
owners refused to accede to the demand made
on them. The consequence was that the
miners quit work and interfered with others
working, until all operations were stopped.
The mines naturally commenced filing with
water threatening destruction to the property.
The Sheriff was called on Immediately for
assistance that officer failed to affect any
thing, the Governor was then called on for
troops to assist in maintaining order. Two
COMPANIES of State militia were sent from
San Francisco, upon their arrival they were
not molested by miners or any one else, they
were quietly detailed in squads to the differ
ent mines which were again put in operation.
The radical press are endeavoring to make
political capital against Gov. Haight for hav-
ing sent an armed force into our neighbor
ing county. He has done no more than is
the duty of o Governor in protecting property
of citizens of the State when the local au-
thorities are unable to do so. The Amador
Despatch says: 'our radical contemporaries
are welcome to oil the capital they can make
out of it against Gov. Iaight, if they will on
" adhere to the truth"
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

PAPAL CELEBRArIoN.-0ne of the most
splendid pageants ever witnessed in Califor-
MIA, was the Celebration that took place in
San Francisco on Sunday last, in honor of
Plus the TX having completed fulltwenty-fve
years as Pope of Rome. 1t was the first
purely religious demonstration witnessed in
San Francisco and showed the great yenera-
ton felt by the Catholic population for the II
lustrious Pon,iff. Only one Pope before Plus
has occupied the papal throne for twenty
FIVE years, no celebration has ever been held
before, and probably centuries will elapse
before another demonstration will be made
in honor of such an extended reign. The
procession was large and imposing, thou
sands upon thousands of persons were in line,
the pavilion 10 which the exercises took place
although holding nearly ten thousand per-
sons, was not large enough to hold the i'm
mense numbers desiring to witness the pro-
ceedings. 1t was gratifying, grand sue
cess.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
Copy of Notice Posted on the Claim.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 whom it may concern that
an application viii be made by the Confidence Mining
Company, IL the Government the United States COR
Patent To the fol ewing described Quartz Gold Mining
Claim. viz: known Confidence Mining Claim situated II,
the Confidence Mining District, in Tuolumne County
state OF Californian being bounded by the Jesse Claim on
the North and Independence Claim the South and par
ticulsriy described follows wit On SURVEYED land
commencing crooked black oak tree being original cor
line of vein at South end claim and run thence
variation l6O f. 10 W 1922 ks set post for end
hne between the Jesse aud Confidence Claims In order
TO locate surface ground required working purposes
set post for corner claim TGo and distant ks
from above mentioned center post Mt claim and
thence as follows Wis 1st 76o L, ks post for
corner; "a l4 l622 ks set pest for Z corner,
from which black oak 22l in da bears 40 so ks
cist marked NJ; 3d. 100 W. 456 Iks. set post for
corner OF Claim, from which pine tree 2212 dia.
bears ~ E, 81 ks dist. marked NJ; 4th. II
Wiz ks Hosting works W ks Is corner.) 245 lss
Blacksmith shop line 1922 ks point of beginning In
closing 39l00 acres. Mill site. commence at cor
ner of claim and run. 1st 60o W, 1875 ks, marked
pine IS in da. NJ, from which granite rock sxsx4
West 172s ks post for Of claim from
which black oak q in dia bears $50 w. "A ks dist
3d. SO L, 1875 ks to post " of claim 4th.
14o W. 1872 ks point of beginning ncoSing . o. ITO
making total in Claim and Mill Site 80 42loo
This Mine is located upon unsuryeyed land and IN
order the with permanent natural
object, commenced at of Mil Site being
yellow pine dia and thence 13o W, ks, tos
granite rock fl high long, q wide marked on
side the district of lands subject to sale at the
IT, Land Off e. Stockton California, and containing 80
AZ loo Said claim being still more particularly des
cribed in the diagram flied with said application /.
All persons holding adverse claim thereto are mere
by required present the before the Register anu
Receiver of the o. S. Land Once at Stockton
within Ninety DAYS from of posting and puDca
ton hereof.
Dated at Confidence Nina, Jure 2sth, ISL;
CONFIDENCE MINING CO. Applicant.
By JESSE HoLLADAY, Prest,
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

An oRIerSAL MEpIcINE.-The ingredients
Of Dr.. WALKER's VINEGAR BfrrESs differ
from those of every other tonic and corrective
N use. Unlike the tinctures of the pbarma-
oopea this remedy contains no alchohol.
Botanical research has brought 10 light in
our Pacific Territory, herbs roots and plants
of surprising potency as alternatives. nervines,
and invigorants, and of these the Bitters are
mainly composed. A long series of cures,
embracing dyspepsia in all its forms, and
bilious and nervous disorders Of every phase,
are tho vouchers Of this inestimable medi-
cine.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l,52l 20

Ray Arrest that terrible Catar-h, and
thus avoid a consumptive's grave by using
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It's not war
ranted to cure Consumption when the lungs
are half consumed, nor to make men live for
ever, nor to make this earth blissful Para
disc, to which Heaven shall be but side
show, but the proprietor viii pay $500 re-
ward for case of Catarrh which he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists. or send sixty cents
to DR.. II. V. Pierce, lS5 Seneca street, Buff
falo, n. Y, and receive il by mail.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

La GRANeE.-This town on the banks of
the Tuolumne River which has been so dull
for number of years is again showing new
life. The operations of tie Tuolumne Irriga-
ton Company is fast making lively place of
it. This company is buying up all the min
ing ground around tie town. In two weeks
some sixty thousand dollars was disbursed
for claims and property. This large amount
distributed among her citizens has put a new
appearance on the town. The mines have
always been represented Is being valuable
and now that they are to have water in
abundance, it may be setd down as certain that
it will soon DO very prosperous place.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
DISTRICT COURT.
S. A. BOOKER, JUDGE.
MONDAY, July 9th, 1871.
JOSH MCGaINs.

MONDAY, July 9th, 1871.
The following persons were admitted to
citizenship: W. V. Ahlberg, Pat Callahan,
Daniel Quinlan, Joses De Souza Silva, Frank
Vassallo, Joseph c Lovett, Henry Kruse and
Antonio Jose.
Catherine Radcliff VS.. J. II. Radclif; re-
fered to Court Commissioner 20 take evidence
and report to Court.
Michael Finney vs.. j. N. Berger; continu
ed by consent for term.
Richard Hessian VS.. Richard Ross, Judg-
ment for Plaintiff.
Owen Donagan vs. Joseph Ratio; Judg-
ment and Decree for Plaintiff,
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
Application for n Patent to n
Placer Mining Claim.
AZ, 70
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Stockton, Cal. July l. 1871

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Stockton, CAL, July l. 1871.
VENHE Browns Flat Mining Association having fled
Il their application In this Office for Patent 10 Min
ing Claim, and the law and instructions in such cases
provided having been complied with il is hereby ordered
that the annexed notice Of such application published
for Ninety days in the Union Democrat newspaper pub
shed nearest the location of said claim at Sonora in Tu
MELVILLE corrLr, Register.
NOTICE is hereby given to whom it may concern that
application will be made the United States Gov
ernment by the Browns Flat Mining Association COM
posed OF the following named persons, wits James
ollarra John Fcira James Clarke. John C. Trinidad A.
Hughes. I. Silvia. A. l.. Cletha, NJ Louza. o. g. Bow
man Z simpson H. Jenkins N. Brown. VIM. Caution, J.
Mrtabe j. Duffy, John McFaddeu. James McFadden, !.
Holmes, MIS- f. Hennessy c. Hays. VIM. HILL Michael
Cassidy, NJ. Cabanilo Leon Lara A. Silveia r. Tavares
j. silva A. c. Bertan, NJ. ]. Mello. J. e. Pedro. NJ L.
Cameo J. Thomas. j. Silva T. Collins. J. s Kimhall T.
j. Franklin p. Simones, NJ. Meza. p. Long, Mrs M
Hennessy. A. J. Fertada J. Wainwright, Oliver Cowan-
Thomas Maoney aud Ezra Dane. for Patent to the FOL
loving described Placer Gold Mining Claim known rs the
Browns Flat Mining Associations Claim. Situated in the
Browns Flat Mining District in the County Tuoumne
and state OF California being bounded the North by
the Placer Mining Claim of Gala Cher the East by the
Italians Placer Mining Claim. and the Mining Claims OF
Jarrett George Whiting and agricultural lands on tho
South by the 0ttowa Placer Mining Claim on the West
by agricultural land claimed by H. L. f. Alsy and tho
mining claim of ii. s Macomber, and particularly
described follows surveyed land being tho
= offs 4 of S W i. 20 acres; 1lofW GOT swH
OF 4 10 acres of Section "a. The Il Of Il OF
n w Il. III acres and WI One IL 40 acres and w
HofNE1 Il, 40 and - of n X of w Il Of s T.
y 10 acres of Section o. in Township No. D North of
Range IA East, Mount Pablo Meridian and containing
one hundred and thirty acres.
All holding any thereto are here
by required to present the before Register and
Receiver of the United States Land Office Stockton,
within Ninety days from the date Of posting and publication
hereof
Witness our hands this 9th day of June, 1871 James
Ollarra John Ferral, James Clarke, j. C. Trinidad, A.
Hughes, 7. Silvia A. L. Coetha. NJ Louza o. G. Bow
man. I. Simpson, H. Jenkins. NJ. Brown, W Caution,
j. M'Cahe J. Duffy, John AIcFadden James McFadden,
j. Holmes, Mrs f. Hennessy, c. HAYS. VIM. Till, NJ.
Cassidy NJ. C;baua, Leon Lara A. slveria F. Tavares,
j. Silva, 4. c. Bertan. NJ. ]. Nello. j. G. Pedro NJ L.
CaInello J. Thomas. J. Silvia T. Collins, j. Kmball
J. j. Franklin p. SmGres. NJ. MeZa, p. Long, Mrs. NJ
HennesSy, j. A. Fertada, John Wainwright Oliver Cow
an Thomas MAhoney and Ezra Dane.
July s, 1871 -3m
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

THERE Is But ONE American perfume that
has stood the test of time. and that is MURRAY
& LANxAN's FLORIDA WATER, which, for
over thirty years, has been in constant use,
and which is to-day admitted to be the only
fragrant water adapted to the various uses Of
the bath, the handkerchief and the toilet,
IA As there are counterfeits, always ask
for the Florida Water prepared by Lanman
& Kemp, New York. 554.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
nIEp.

At Sonora. July 9Th, William J. only son of DAHL F.
and Teresa Riorion. aged Is years.
AscOlumhia June 9Th Albert Q. smith, aged AZ years,
Philadelphia papers please copy
Near Quartz Mountain, July LIST, Mrs Emma Ivemayne,
aged 81 years.
At La Grange, June so;h William Fioto aged 20 years.
AT Sonora July sth. Elizabeth wife of Isaac Court
wright, aged - years
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
II. II. HAIGHT. Alameda
For Lieutenant Governor,
r. J. LEWIS. Tehama
For Judges Of Supreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE...--.........o Sonoma
For the Short Terrn.l
s. S. WRIGHT. San Francisco
For the Full TermJ
For Secretary of state,
w. B. C. BROWN...........-..of Sacramento
For Controller.
For State Treasurer,
A. F. COR0NEL....-.......of Los Angeles
For Attorney General,
For Surveyor. General,
JOHN W. ST......................of Tulare
For State Printer.
JOHN T. BARRY..........o of San Francisco
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
q. p. Observation-Disclosures San Francisco
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
THOMAS EYRE...............o of Kern
For Harbor Commissioner,
/. FRlEDLANDER.... San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

HRaLrH AND STRENGTH RESTORED l-"I am
satisfied that Bristols Sarsaparilla and Pills
are the best medicines Of their kind in the
market. / have tried many others without
relief; my trouble being general bad health
with great debility. These remedies have
entirely restored my health and strength"
d. w. CHAPMAN, Folsom.
Let the sick and suffering put their trust
in these two great remedies; they will not
be disappointed. Health and comfort will
be the result.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
GTATE OF CALuRORNTA. COUNTY

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY
~ of Tuolumne.In Probate Ccurt.-In the matter of
the Estate OF TerrenceJ. Smith. deceased.
Ordered That all persons interested in the estate of the
said T. j. Smith, deceased be and appear before the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Tuoumne at the Cour.
Of said Court in the Court House in the City Of Sonora
Saturday, August St 1871 o'clock A. H. of that
day then and there show why order Of dsri
button shoCld be made Of the residue of said
among the heirs deyseeso of the said T. Smith
ceased, according to law.
Attest, r. E. GARDINER, Clerk.
ByL J. PoTTER Deputy Clerk.
July ], lsT1-S.4w
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
MELVILLE eoTTLE. Register.
Copy OF Notice Posted on the Claim.

NOTICE is hereby given to whom il may concern that
an appcato will be made by lucius Thompson
President of the kncaids Flat Mining Company tho
Government Of the United States for Patent the follow
ing described Placer Gols Mining Claim, viz known
the kncsids Flat Mining Claim situated the kncaids
Flat Mfang District, in Tuoumne County. State of Cali
ttornia; being bounded by unocCupe land belonging to
the u ) Government the North, by agricultural land
of James Parsons the East by mineral land
Parsons agricultural land Of a. Henderson
South, by agricultural land of Richard Rothm ON the
West, and more particularly described follows wit:
ON surveyed land, he,ng the " }5ofSE14, E14 of s
" II = OF W - Section 1, Township North.
Range Is East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian i'm tho
district of lans subject 10 sale at the t. s Land Office
stockton, California, and containing loo Said
claim being still more particularly described the ia-
gram filed with said application.
All persons holding adverse claim thereto are here
by required IN present the before the Register and
Receiver Of the u 5. Land Office stockton California,
within Ninety Days from the date of posting and publca
ton hereof
Dated at stockton, Cal. june p. ISL
LUCIUS THOMPSON,
President kincaid Flat Mining Co,
July S. 1871 am
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
OUR FOURTH.

OUR FOURTH.
The Fourth of July 1871 has gone in the
march of time, to add another year to the
perpetuation of the patriotic work of the
men of ZIG. We of Sonora contributed to-
wards marking the eventful day by setting
aside our ordinary cares and giving ourselves
up to the pleasures incident to the memories
clustering around the birth of our Nation.
Monday evening our streets began toevidence
that something more than common was
about to take place. ssCome to see the 4sh"!
was heerd on every hand. With the early
dawn of Tuesday morning, booming cannon
announced the commencement of the great
National Holiday. Bright smiling faces
crowded our thoroughfares. Allnationalities
showed visible pleasure on hearing the can
mons roar, martial music and the swapping
Of FIRE crackers. The Digger Indian and the
Cinnamon were apparently as much inter-
ested in the noise and excitement as those
of the other races. Children were in the
midst Of and surrounded with happiness.
The day was warm the mercury indicating a
round 1902 IN the shade. From some cause
general procession was not formed, it was
too hot to march and counternarch. it was
two much for even patriotism. Shortly af-
ter noon the Band marched up and down the
street followed by number of citizens and
proceeded to Turn Eerein Hall where the
exercises Of the day were conducted. Rev.
w. II. Dyer opened by reading from Holy
writ, following with an earnest and impress
sive prayer for the further protection and
glory of our free institutions. Hon. Frank
York, then read the immortal Declaration of
Independence which several times elected
applause. The Orator of the day Hon.
about one hour he held his audience entirely
wrapt with fervid eloquence. 1t was truly a
Fourth of July Grafton, being devoted en-
tirely to the causes that led to the revolution
and the influence it has had not only upon
the people of the United States, but of the
whole world. 1t was beautiful and master
ly production, entirely free from political or
other foreign matter, rejecting honor upon its
distinguished author. During its delivery
the speaker was often applauded. The exer-
cises were ipterspersed with music from the
band and by choir CT young ladies singing
appropriate and beautiful songs. During the
afternoon foot racing and sports were INDUCED
in creating great deal Of merriment. After
dark very pretty display of fire works at
tracted the attention of the crowd.
Unusual good order was observed during
the day little or no drunkenness was visible
and we have not learned of single fight tax
ing place. Although devoid of an imposing
procession, everybody seemed to have as good
time rs the heat of the weather would al
low. The Grafton and other exercises at the
Hall we're all that could be wished. Then at
night q ball, the concluding feature, took
place at Turn Verein Hall, it was we'll at
tended emo the dancers continued their devo-
tons until the gray dawn of the fifth appear
ed. Thus passed the ninety-fftb anniversary
of American Independence in Sonora at the
base of the Sierra Nevada's.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
FOR SALE.
TINE OAK SPRING RANCH srTU.

TINE OAK SPRING RANCH STTUAT-
4 ed about mile Westerly from Chinese Camp in
Troumne Comfy. containing $50 under fence good
buildings, Orchard. Vineyard aud failing Springs on
the place For full particulars inquire OF C. c. argyle
the premises of tee undersigned his Office IN Chinese
Camp.
Also Six Horse and Four Horse Wagon ia good
order, Fifth Chains Binding Chains Stretchers Lead
Bars, Team Harness, Horses &c. &c.
ABRAHAM HALSEY.
Univ IS-l
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

A paper having had an article headed with
the conundrum, "Why do wives fade % a
contemporary ''supposes it is because they
won't wash.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
MARRIED.

At jamestown. July 4th by Rev. ]. b. McNallv,. Mr.
John W. Woodsiie 10 Miss Caroline 7. Buthenush New
Orleans papers please copy
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FNNfYE DFN7OCHATaC COUNTY CEN
r. trail Committee will the Court House in So
Saturday July sth. Puuctua attendance is re-
quested business of Importance will before the
committee.
By Order.
June 81, 1871.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

CANDIDATES DEFINE WORCESTERSHIRE ar
ticle published to-day, signed Josh Muggins.
calls upon the nominees of both parties in
this county to come out and shcw their
hands, particularly the Legislative nominees,
on matters directly affecting the welfare of
Tuolumne. 1t is proper that they should
do so, as every man wants to learn if he is
supporting a candidate who will represent
the interest of the county properly. So far
as Peoples Convention" being held, moth
ing can be effected by such movement. IF
the party Conventions which are controlled
by organization cannot receive the support of
that the action of a Convention will be sup
ported, that has no organization to give it life
and vitality. Dissatisfaction may exist re-
garding nominees in both parties, if so, it
must be settled inside of their organizations.
We do not believe any movement can be
made that will attract sufficient number
from the two parties to give it even a hope of
success. After the wire-edge of grief has
worn off Of unsuccessful candidates before the
Conventions, and their friends, no doubt the
nominees will receive their party vote. While
the two parties uphold the present system of
nominations the majority of the people do
not want third aud useless Convention.
Let our different candidates for Soth branch
es of the Legislature define themselves on
County matters. that will satisfy the public,
who will make their choice and We will hear
no more OF another Convention.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.
rvercmnn.s Cordial Elixir OF Calisnya Bark

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
Digestion. excellent preventative of Fevers, Fever
ami Aeue &C. and great Renovatcr and Tonic inva-
lids and achiiitsted persons HrGEMsS Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers. Sold by all Druggists.
July lS1l-to Dee II
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
for a Patent to a
Quartz Mining Claim.
.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
stockton. Cal. .July z 1871

FENUE Confidence Mining c. bv Jesse HoIladay Presi
q dent having filed their application in this Office for
Patent 10 Mining Claim and the law and instructions
in such cases provided having been complied with il is
be published for Ninety DAYS in the Union
newspaper published the location of said claim
at Sonora, in Tuolumne County. State Of California
hELNILLE COTTIE Renirtar
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08

Supervisor District No. 3.
JONATHAN RAMEY,
Township Ticket.
TOWNSHIP No. l
For Justices Of the Peace.
W. L. SEARS, ............A. II. COLBURN,
For Constable. JOHN MONAHAN,
TOWNSHIP No. 2,
For Justices Of the Peace
E. E. WH1TE............A BULLERDIECK,
For Constables,
j. j. WHITE. "A. MARCO,
TOWNSHIP No. 8,
For Justices of the Peace.
A. B. PRESTON..........C. B. CUTTING,
For Constables,
S. G. WHEELOCK,...... NJ. HILL.
The union Democrat., 1871-07-08
NEW ADvERTISEsIENTs.
Application for Patent to a
Placer Mining Claim.


UNITED STATES I.,Np 0FFrcE.
stockton, Cal. June 81, ISL. )
JACQUES BLEU, having filed his application in this
ep Office for Patent a Mining Claim and the law
and instructions IN such provided having been
piled with Is hereby ordered that annexed notice
such application be published fr Ninety days in the Union
en'eerat anewssper published nearest the location Of
said claim, al Sonora in rnoiumne Coutny State of Cali
iernia
MELVILLE CoTTLE, Register
NoTIcE is hereby given 10 whom II nav concern that
an aplcaen will be made the United States Gov
eramen; by the undersigned Jacques RIeu (r Patent
90 the following described Placer Mining Claim known
as the Hathaway claim situated in the Browns Flat Mn
ing District, Tnolnmne County and State az California
being bounded on the East by the agricultural land claims
by A. j. Krsies aud locnis cn the North Nv the Otto
wa mining cia on The West by agricultural land claims
OF C. kuren AMI other persons and the South nv min
ing ground and claim If o. Cowan and more psrticuar
described as tsows, tcwit surveyed lands being ,e
Il IT Il of =, 10 acres and 5 IA, Of n W 1.
OF 10 acres Of Section -. Township No = North o.
arg Il East. Mount pabo Base and Meridian aud con
tanning Twenty acres.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are here
by required 70 present the before the Register
Receiver Of the United States Land office a, Stockor
within Ninety days from the date Of posting and publica
tion hereof.
Dated June IS, ISL.
JACQUES BLEu.