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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
limited STATES OF AMERICA. srArE OF cALIroR.

L United STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF CALlHoR-
u nia.-Untei States Land oeiec City of Stocktea.-
Notice aud Citation before the Register and Receiver &c he
Stockton Lana ohce- Whereas Joseph R>a>c (&t1S) ot
StsnsSus County did the 10th LAY Of October. ISL
apply to the Register Of the T. :. Land oce. Sock
ton California to enter Agricultural Land the traction
al 4 81 Seeten No. l, Township No > Sou'h Range
No. IL East Mount nabo Meridian the having been
reserved Mineral Land at the Public Sale February 26Ih
1859.
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the COM
missioner Of the General Land 0ce it is hereby ordered
thar ca the 2Oth Day of December A. II. 1871
a O'clock you each and perSen claiming the
above mentioned land part thereof appear before
in the u s Land Office in the city If StoeS ton with yonS
witnesses prspars to testify tn the Mineral Non
Mineral character Of the above mentioned land.
part thereof and show il any there BE- why Joseph
Rosasco should not he allowed 10 enter the aforesaid laI
or certain rortios Of the Herein Fail not, tht
said lsnd will be awarded loserh Rsaseo his FUR
ni>hing the proper proof Of compliance with the Pre~emp
ton Law.
Witness our hands this 10Th day Of October 1871.
MELVILLE C0TrLE, Register.
OILS PERRIN, Receiver.
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THE EASTERN ELEcTIoNs.--On Tuesday,
elections were held in several States. The
news thus far received shows that in New
York, the Democrats have met with heavy
losses. Tweed was reelected State Senator
notwithstanding his arrest for stupendous
frauds in an official capacity. Tammany has
been cleaned out in the city, it is to be hoped
it may not regain power until more honesty
characterzes its leaders. The State has gone
Republican with majorities in both branches
of the Legislature. Massachusetts,, Illinois
aud Wisconsin have all gone Republican. In
New Jersey, Parker the Democratic candid
ate for Governor heats Walsh his Republican
opponent by 5000 majority. The Republi-
cans have the Senate, but the Assembly is in
doubt. In Minnesota the election is close
but is believed to have resulted in a small
radical majority. The Conservatives have
carried Virginia. Maryland has given IT,.
600 Democratic majority, and the indications
are that the Radicals of Mississippi have
been beaten.
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF cALlroR.

TINTED Stairs OF AMERICA STATE OF CALlroR
y nta-Cnited States hand oftcc. City Stock,on.-
Notice and CITATION before the Register and Receiver
the Stockton Land Office. Whereas pietro rerano ISSp
of S:an auS County did the 10th day of October Sl
apply TO the Register of he L Land oce at Stockton
Ga tTnia, t. enter Agricultural Land the fractional
W !, of Sector Ne. s. Township No. = South Range
No. Is East, Nonut Diahlo Meridian the same having
been reserved as Mineral Land the Public Sale Fcbrua
ny Goth, 1859.
Therefore in compliance with instructions the Com.
missioner Of the general Land Office hereby ordered
that GA the Goth dny OF December, y. ID. 1871
at O'Clock p you each aud every person caising the
above mentioned land part thereof appear before
IN the L :. Land Office in the City of Stockton with
witnesses PREPARED TO testify the Mineral Non
Mineral character of the above mentioned land. any
part thereof and show any there he; why rietro
Peano should not b. allowed the
certain portions of the Herein fail the said
land will I've awarded to ero perano upn his furnishing
the proper proof 81 compliance with thu Preemp Law
Witness cur hands this 10th day of October, 1871.
MELVILLE CorrLE, Register.
OILS PERRIN, Receiver.
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IrNIrEn srATEs OLE AMEEIcA. SrArE oE cAIIEoR

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA STATE OF CALIFoR
u na.-United STATES Land Office. City of Stockton -
Notice Citation before the Register and Receiver
the stockton Land Office. Whereas Antonio Bacigalup
4704 of Stansaus County did on the 10th day OF 0cob
ISL apply the Register of the u. 5. Land Ofce al
Stockton. California enter Agricultural Land the
Il of W Il of Section 6. + = of + and Il OF
4 of Section No. l. Town-hip No ., South Range No
IL East Mount Iiablo Meridian he same having been
reserved rs Mineral land at the Public Sale February 26th
1859.
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner of the General Land 0c is hereby ordered
that the 21st day Of December, A. d. 1871
III O'Clock A. you each and every person claiming
the above mentioned land part thereof aprear be-
fore in the U. s Land Office in the City of Stocston
with your Witnesses prepared 10 testify TO The Mineral
Nou Mineral character of the above mentioned land
any part thereof and show cause il any there be- why
Antonio Bacgalup should not be all wed TO enter the
aforesaid land certain portions OF the Herein
fail the said land will be awarded 20 Antonio Baci
gallup upon his furnishing the proper proofo compliance
with the Pc emption Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day of October, ISL
MELvILEE CoTTLE, Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
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IINIrkp STATES OF ANER1cA. STATE OF cALlroE.

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF CALIPoR.
u uia.-United States Land 0nce, City of Stocktoa.-
Notice and Citation before the Register aud Receiver
the Stockton Land Office Whereas james Wilson (I7pa)
If Staasau~ County did the 10th day Of October ISL
apply Ia the Register OF the L. S Land Office at Stockton
California. tn enter Agricultural Land, the x of
Section No 1, Township No South Range No, II East
Mount Pablo Meridian the same having been reserved
Mineral Land at the Public Sale of February Goth 1852
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office il is hereby orlcre
that GA the 2Oth day of December. a. -. fS7l
al 2ta o'clock Z. VI. each aud every person claiming
the above mentioned land any part thereof appear
fore Us in tie L. :. Land office in the City Of Stockton
with your witnesses prepared testify the Mnern
Nom Mineral charact er of The above men toned land or
part thereof and show cause ii any there hc why
James wilson should not be allowed to the
said Land certain portions the same Herein fail
not or the said land will be awarded to James Wilson up
ON his turn hing the proper proof compliance with the
Pre- -cmpton Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day Of October 1871
MELVILLE C0TTLE Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver
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TAXABLE PROPERTY IN NEVADA The Con
troller of the State of Nevada has furnished a
statement of taxable property of that State
for 1871. as follows: Value of real estate,
Sll,490,54 10; personal property, S9.4l0,-
SOC So. Total taxable property, S20,90I,-
100 81. The State tax assessed upon the
above property for the current year is S26l :
262 81; county tax. 1888. 40S 81. Total tax
State and county, S699,67 %.
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limited STATES of America. STATE OF

u California United States Land Office. City of Stock
ton-Noce and Citation before the Register aud Receiv
of the Stockton Land Oice.-W hereas John Cummins
(47O6 Stansaus County did the 10th day Of October
ls7l apply to the Register Of the U s. Land Office. at
stockton California, to enter rs Agricultural Land the
y of W Il Section and y of n w u of Section
No. s, Township No. South Range No Is East Mount
Diablc Meridian, the having been reserved Miner
al Land at the Public Sale of February 10Th, 1882
Therefore in compliance with instructions f the Com
missioner of the Genr Land Office it is hereby ordered
that on the 3Oth day OF December, a. Id. 1871
IL o'clock A. NJ. you eachanG every person claiming
the above mentioned land any part thereof appear be-
fore US in the U. Land Once in the City Of Stockton
with witnesses prepared TESTIFY the Mineral
or NonMnera character of the above mentioned land or
any part thereof and show if any there be; why
John Cummns should no. be allowed 20 enter the aJre-
said Land certain portions the Herein fail not
the said Land will be awarded TO John Cummns upoi
his furnishing the proper proof of compliance with tho
Pre- emption Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day of October, 1871.
MELVILLE C0rTLE, Register
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
I
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TNIrEp sr.TFs OF AMERICA. STATE OF CAIIFoR-

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. STATEOF CALIF0R-
u nia-Unied States Land Office, City of Stockton
Notice and Citation before the Register and Receiver
the Stockton Land Office Whereas Augustine osasco
6s3 of Stansaus County did the 10th day OF October
ISL apply the Register of the T. S Land Office,
Stockton. California. tn enter Agricultural land. the
fractional Il of Section No 3. Township No. . South
Range No. Is Eat VI unit Diablo Mer ian the hav
ing been reserved Mineral Land at the Public Sale
February 26'h 1859
Therefore in compliance with instructions of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office it il hereby
that or The 21st day of December. A. D. 1871,
a: le O'Clock A. NJ each and claiming
the above mentione land thereof appear be
fore in the Z. Land office in the City of Stock
with witnesses prepared testify the Mineral
Mineral character of the land
part thereof and show cause If any there be; why
Augustine Rosasco should not be allowed to enter the
Aforesaid land or certain portions of the Herein
fail not the said land will be awarded Augustine
Rosasc upon his furnishing the proper proof of comp
ance with he P exempt on law.
Witness our hands this 0th day Of October, 1871.
MELVILLE CoTTlE. Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
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limited sTATEs of Amrrlcn- STATE oE

- Caliiornia-United States Land ONCE CITY of Stock
onNotice and Citation before the Regisfe
Of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas Joseph Bcrti
454 of Stanislau County did the 10th day October
ISL, apply 10 the Register of the U, s. Land Office at
Stockton, California To enter Agricultural Land tho
y of Section No ). Township No. =. South Range
IL East Mount Diablo Meridian the
served Mineral Land at tho Public Sale February 26
1859.
missioner of the General Land Office is hereby ordered
that on the Goth day of December a. ID. 1871
at II - o'clock A. NJ each and every person claim
ing the above mentioned land part thereof appear
before in the u s Land Office in the City Stockton,
with yonr vii nesses prepared to testify the Mineral
Non Mineral chlrac of the mentioned land or
any part thereof and show if any there be- why
Joseph BERT should not be allowed TO the aforesaid
land certain portions OF the Herein fail not
the said land will be awarded to Joseph Bet upon his
furnishing the proper proof Of compliance the Pre-
emption Law.
Witness hands this 10th day Of October. 1871
MELVILLE COTrLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver
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United STATE. Of America. STATE o

~ Californa-United States Land Office City Stock
ton Notice and Citation before the Register Receiver
of the Stockton Land office. Whereas William Arinstrong
462l of Stanisqus County did the 10th day Of Octo
Der ISL apply to the Register of the U. Land Office
At Stockton, California to enter Agricuf ural Land
the W y OF fractional W q and n of W u of Sec
ton No. J. Township No 2 South Range No Is East Mount
dat 10 Meridian The same having been reserved Mineral
Land at the Public Sale of February 26th 1859.
Therefore in compliance with ms ructinns of the Chm
missioner Of the General Land Office it is hereby oreres
that on the goth day of December, A. ID. 1871
at O'Clock You each and every person claiming
in the t. $ Land 0e in the city of Stockton with
your witnesses prepared to testify to the Mineral
NonNnera character ofthe above mentioned land.
part thereof and show cause fany there he; why
William Armstrong should not be allowed 10 tho
Aforesaid Land certain portions of the Herein
fail not. the said land will be awarded William
Armstrong upon hi furnishing the proper Of comPli
ance with the Preemption Law.
Witness hands this 10th day of October, ISL
MELVILLE COTrLE. Register.
OILS PERRIN. RECEIVER.
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SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. n. 1871
Tnr RrpsrocK KrLnSc.-wben we wrote

TnE REBsrocK KILuNG.-When we wrote
in regard to this matter two weeks since, we
bad minutes of the evidence taken before the
Coroner and other information we believed
reliable. But TO satisfy the friends of the
deceased. we give place, attheir solicitation,
TO the following communication
Mr.. Editor In an article of your issue
OF October 2lst, entitled "Killing in Colum-
bia", there are misstatements, and justice to
the deceased demcnd their correction. John
Rehstock was a cripple and endeavored to
earn On honest living by keeping Candy
Stand and Bar, be also sold fruit and melons.
The statement that ''perhaps tie Indians
tasted his poison" cannot be substantfated
it is mere assertion, calculated to prejudice
the case u tie minds of the people. These
are the facts of the case In the first place
there was no game of cards, Jones had been
drinking at other places in town, and hav
ing expended all his money be came to Reb
stocks place and asked for drink. which
was given, ina short time Rabstock was
the request was again repeated and Rebstock
refused. Jones then went behind the coun
ter to help himself. Reostock ordered him
out from behind the bar, and as Jones refused
to so, this poor one-legged man endeavored
to eject him. Jones struck the cripple Sc
we're blow in the face with crib-boa al
which, Rebstock fired small single barreled
pistol, loaded in such manner as to show nc
effect, whatever. The facts are, as they are,
and if the evidence makes VIM. Jones guilty
of murder, let VIM. Jones answer for it,
BY giving the above facts place in your
valuable paper you will greatly oblige many
friends of the deceased and JUSTICE.
Columbia, November 9th 1871.
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TIN1TED NTATES OF A.mericn, STATE OF
~ California tinted States Land Office City of Stock
on-Notice Citation before the lister and
of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas, James johnson
4575 Stanau County did the 10th day of October,
1871 apply the Register of the IT, :. Land Office, at
stockton, California enter Agricultural Land. the
Of Section No s, Township No y South Range, No.
3 Mount Diablo Ne dian. the having been re-
served Mineral Land the Public sale of February Do
1859
Therefore in compliance with Instructions of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office it is hereby ordered
that on the 20th day of December. a. Id. 1871
at IL O'Clock F. NJ. you each and person claiming
the above mentioned land any part thereof appear be-
fore in the u s. Land Office in the City of StocktoR
with your prepared testify the Mineral
Nom Mineral character of the above mentioned land
part thereof and show cause there he; why
James johnson should not he allowed to the afore
said land certain portions of the Herein fail not
land will awarded James johnson upon
his furnishing the proper proof of compliance with the
Presumption Law.
Witness our hands this 10th day Of October, 1871.
MELVILLE C0TTLE, Register.
OrIS PERRIN, Receiver.
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Fred Douglass (colOred) has been nominal
ed by the Republicans of Rochester for tn
State Assembly of New York.
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lfyoa would have no gray hairs use HALLS
Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover, the only
sure preventive.
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J. NJ. IIutchings of Yosemite Valley went
East this week. He intends lecturing dur
ing his absence.
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At Sonora Nov 4h Minnie only daughter Hans and
Catherine Iartvig, aged years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT AUTUMN TONIC.
Hegcmnn's Cordial Elixir Of aiisaya Bark

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
Digestion excellent preventative of Feyers, Fever
and Ague, &c. aud Renoyaer and Tonic inva.
lids aud debiltated persons. HgGENAN Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers. Sold by all Druggists.
InlN s 1S11-fn Dec
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MAR X he ID.

At Hydes ranch Nov. LIST ISL, by Rev. Samuel HILL
Mr.. Aaron H. Hyde to Mrs. Albina II. Kelly.
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ApPI.ICArIoN FOK pARn0N

a OBLIGATION FOR PARDON. - IN
IN the County Court of the County Of TRoumne and
State of CerHia-To Hon. C. H. Randall (Iudge of said
Court. and f. A. Rodgers, District attorney Gentle
men: fou will please take notice that my intention
apply TO his Excellence IL. II. Haight Governor Of the
State Of California for Pardon Of the crime of Assault
with Intent 10 Commit Murder of which convicted
IN the County curt Of said county the 18th day of Feb
ruarN, D M. and sentenced by said Court said
charge TO the State Prison of the California for
the period of three years.
his
THOMAS NEWTON.
Attest. mark
J. r. ROONEY
We admit service Of copy of the foregoing, this 10th
day Of October, a. D.. 1871.
CHAS II. RANDALL
County Judge Toul. Co.
Z. A. RODGERS,
District Attorney Of Tuol. Co.
Oct 81 1s7f-4t
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We admit service of a CO
day Of October, A. D.. 1871
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SUPREME CoURT.-The January term of the Su-
preme Court commenced on Monday last, Mr.. Justice
Widemann on the bench. Monday being a holiday,
the Court adjourned over until yesterday. The hrst
case called was that of Mrs. E. f. Colburn, guardian
of minor heirs of ]. F. Colburn deceased. vs.. Una
and Kamai. for the the possession of u certain piece
of land. Verdict for plaintiffs. There are a number
of cases in banco, in various stages, but none being
quite ready to 90 to trial, the Court adjourned until
to-day at 10 O'Clock.
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DRUNKs-Considering that Monday was a holiday,
there were but few DRINKS before the Police Court
on yesterday morning, only some eight or ten. How
many more got drunk but escaped the lookup,
deponent sayeth not.
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SALE OF LEAsE.-The lot of land known as ~Sawyer's
yard, 4 crown land, was leased at auction on Satur-
day last, for ten years, at the rate of $445 per annum.
Mr.. Rose, wheelwright. was the purchaser.
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learn that the crater of Kilauea was unusually
active, two new and very large lakes of lava hav'
ing formed. The light from the volcano was very
distinctly seen at Hilo nightly when the Hattie left.
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POWER OF FooD.-The ruling psspfs a. the
world, who have from time TO time Ehapcd thr
destiny of humanity. have always beoa liberal
feeders. Thus the dominant nations among The
p%ecialfy the Romans, were free and luxurious In
their habits Of eating and among modern ma
tions the greatest eaters are che English, the
Germans, the French, and The Americans-fhlo
ruling people of our civilization. On the other
hand the diet Of the SpaDhrds and ItRliansuis
ana Germans, and they do less brain work. 81
the rice eating H;ndooe ana Chipes6s and are IA
eating japanese, . 9, irly f,Dwn less brsIs
rorS, ard have NJ -deAsne as ratIora
s'sn he most luA q Euro,e @'
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WEr MooNs.-The present moon, now in its third
quarter, is the third in succession during which rain
has fallen about every third day.
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BURGLARY AND LARcENY-On Friday night last,
while Mr.. Osborne the builder was at the Theatre,
some one entered his bedroom by raising the
window. and stole thcrefrom a broad cloth coat,
vest and pants, all nearly new, and half a dozen
new shirts. So far no trace has been found Of the
thief -. #nH.N ~.
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The SALE OF SATURDAY EvENING.-The last sale Of
the season at Adams g. Wilder's was a lively affair !;
things sold at very fair prices and the bidding was
spirited. His Majesty the King honored the sale
by his presence and bought largely. We were sorry
to observe, however, that many Of those near where
the King sat. displayed their ill-manners by rude
and boisterous conduct.
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UPsET.-One day last week. a party, consisting of
two women and a sailor, having chartered an open
wagon aud q native driver started out for q ride. The
sailor and his two Dulcineas occupied the back seat,
near the tail of the wagon. Stopping on the road to
buy some wreaths. they started on again, when the
driver, giving his horse a smack Of the whip, the
start was so sudden that all three passengers at once
turned q back summersault and landed on the
ground, a confused and tangled mass of legs, arms.
crinoline. Some rather forcible language was used.
but nobody hurt. - q
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Aobetttser.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4.
T OF THE WEEK.

To JURYMEN.-We are requested by the Marshal 70
say that the foreign ~jurymen will not be required
in attendance until further notice.
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,par1ssp}-.s v Is1fYp.zs.s,r
naive BOY lvlng In the valley, was dispatched by
L;~"ANtl'"- TO hnu +. hnttle- pf kcrosSne oil at a
grocery. After procuring the article, as be was on
his way h~omeward. some of his playmates told him
that it was aoai nlomOn0 (soda-water) in his bottle,
whereupon he took a hearty pull at it. Not liking
the taste, however, he ran home and told his mother
what he had done. The frightened woman fastened
for a doctor, who however quieted her fears by
saying that Kerosene was only Il medicine, though
it wouldn't do to take too much at n time. A wag
standing by, advised the old lady to be careful
and keep her son away from the fire, for fear of an
eYnlnSion. -