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Dissolution OF Partnership.

TIE FIRM OF kLNGEOES & Go. =
| ,-l- = = i-s>O.V-t oy mutual corsso
. ---.>-.,E >so+l- retiring c1e--uOn. A..
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49, .=l-- -.-.4g partners.
GEuaGE kISGHOES.
NLLLA\ hSES>-
CHRISTIAN >rOEER-
Aus; IL, -.
t. ~ !-rS.zC=,I VII continue the Brew
- ....-. - Under ne arm name 81 King
=. =. z .o. Thankful .Or past LivOrS. they
--~.r-.--.. v >g.cI- continuance %; the
So. -raf- --l-. - -.v= satisfaction 10 their
GEORGE kingdom.
F.-r-G.l MILAN kSES.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market

new YORK, September =, o P. ~
MONEY-The market closed Up
very easy al "a } per cent on call:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-DaA this
afternoon and nouinalIy uuchansed-.
.GoLD-The market closed up quiet
aud frmer at ll2f@ll2Ll
GOVERNMENT BDNDS-G. ;.
currency IS at ll6Gll6f.
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House Wanted.
FOR SALE.
commissioners, Sale.

D-E.-.A ME- 10 TIE ACT OF THE
- >.t,Gce Of West Virginia, passed
= .-. ~ -. 49,, entitled - An Act TO pro-
... ...r SlHdLlg up the affairs OF the
-- Es~sera Bank Of Virginia" the IN
~. .IsL commissioners. appointed under
-. Az, waL, on
thursday, the .th dag OF September.
Issl.
...... ..--c.c- AZ 10 clock \. NJ IN front OF
49,: EpC>S IL " aeeIIng, sell the re-
.. a. az property, assets and Gains OF the
49, Western BANK OF Virginia AZ CbIIc
I.el. c, .0C cash. the purchase money 70
....tvaO.e On The transfer OF the assets.
- - disposed 10 old can OBTAIN full In
..-.t. q respecting the Sal! assets by ap-
..-....- - -. LAMB, az Bank Of wheeling.
X CRASGLE.
ADAM KUHN,
- OSLEBAI,
u LAMB,
..rrE Comm lSSipuarS
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FLOUR.

% BARRELS WASHINGTON. IND.
Dtt Fancy Family F!oGr. JUS recsiyec
and FOR ale ny VI HEILLf-
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o0 na0 LBS. SHOULDERS.
~v,VDU LjO.0U0 lbs Breakfast Bacon
- Tcs Extra Family Lard
EDc sale az market prices
I'll and see stock az
JOHN G. NUTHS.
!y4 No. Grant House Row.
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Inst Received.

\ Gases CONCENTRATED BEVERAGE.
y F.utt Syrups. ~: Blackberry, Etsp-
berry. strawberry Pine Apple Leno2.
Grange. Gaia g5a, Grape &C. Also very
sne article % English Break last Tea
GREER s. PAUL.
Tvs Ne Washington Hall
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Grain Bags;

l0nA SEAMLESS BAGS.
1nVU -. and Bushels.
roe sale by
2GZS HENRY K LIST & CO
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YOUNG MEN

WHO have injured thsrnsslyes oy n certain
practicse indGLzed N when alone, . habk
frequently learned from evil eumpaaions
or a. school, The SE:s'sts Of which ars nightly
leIE even when asleep, and II not cured rem
ders uarr!lSe TIA EsIAslbls, and destroys b-IE
mind and Sody. ShccA Apply Immediately
What pity that ySuns nan, the bop
Of his country, Tie dtrtiES 81 Is parsrit
should b. sn8tcheI nom all pru>Dssls and
suioyrneuts % LIFE by The eprse.ruoe- %
c.svilt!nx from the path OF nature ADD In
dulxfnz IN a certain secret hsb.i. Scch psTs
-p,l- m I,sf before contemplating
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MARRIAGE

Esnee. thAt a soGbd mind and Ussiy are The
uacst necessary Requisites 10 lEutI-ots e"u-
uablal happiussS> inaisst. SitEl'at th'--<
toe yo1rnsy through .I1s b-cD,nes q weary
pilgrimage. the PROSPECT hOsT.y dArksns IA
the view: the mind b.eCnss sh@dovsd Win
Sssrair and r!ls.I with tEs melancholy re-
rerf!on that The happtBs<z % anotbsr -
..,.,..u brf-Nfa.F with gflF own
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Inn KEGS e. CARR SODA. ENGLISH,
lUU IN Mas Cinnamon.
- Bag Pepper, S.Ile>t,
, B.agcS AiLsptcc.
A. LACGELLN BROTHERS 4 CO.
Wholesale Druggists
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GIFT CONCERT.
100000.

Byaut3crity Of sFtsissi AZ o. Sii -, L@- g
T-TTxtas-s OF the Pu1I.c library 81 Ken
so a
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DE- JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, graduate lTom one 81 the most en-.
neal Colleges N the Unitet states, and the
greater parf OF WHOSE Life has been sp<nt In
Ihe hospiLAlsol Lnndon. Paris, Philadelphia
and sRr~herR. las edected some of the n5osc
astonishing cures Tat we're ever known
Many trucbIe~i with ringing IN the bead
and ears when ksl<sp great nervocsnesA
being alarmed at sudden s.SC1tN osAxhfcI-
cess, gIzh frequent olCshing. Attended SINE
times With dsEaSenleni Of mind, gere cnrut
Immediately
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$50. 600 IN GREENBACkS
ONE GRAND GIFT oF 100000
ONE GgAND GIFT OF oO-"SO

WI o. Glstr. bGte,t uy lot - JEe lcElsI7s D!
.t.l-.t. In lie d .uRtL.. G...S- ~:
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Sugars, Sugars

HIS. prime 20 choice New Orleans
80 - 10. do. Deinsrara-
- store aud for sale By
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~ BOXES PEARL STARCH,
~ - Boxes Corn starch.
= >ra Moss Fartne,
10 Bakers COED and Chocolate,
A. LACGHLlN BROTHERS & Gu,
apr5 Wholesale Druggists.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
SENATOR cAssERLY.

On Friday night of last week, the demo-
crazy Of this county assembled at Turn
Verein Hall. for the purpose of hearing Cali
fornia's distinguished Senator upon the poll
teal issues of the day. E. r. Calvin was
elected President of the meeting, John Nc
Cabe AID Isaac Desler Vice Presidents, and
&. E. Gardiner Secretary. After the crgani-
cation Of the meeting, Mr.. Casserly was in
troiuced, who was welcomed by the large au-
dieLce with hearty and enthusiastic cheers.
For two hours the Senator was listened to
with undivided attention as he reviewed the
acts of the two political parties in this State.
lie made plain to any one that heard him the
Inconsistency of the Republican party of Cali
fornia in endorsing the administration of
President Grant in their State platform. and
at the same time declaring against Chinese
immigration and subsidies. He defended the
administration of Governor Haight and re-
buked those who through the press and on
the stump have ma!igued and misrepresented
not only the public but the private character
of one of the best citizens of the State. SEN
ator Casserly's speech was in strong contrast
with those made here by the Republican
speakers during this canvass, it was dignife3
in manner, and appealed to the judgment of
his hearers not to their passions. lie was
listened to throughout with intense interest.
unbroken except by frequent applause. On
the conclusion of the Senator remarks, Hon.
James I. Farley, State Senator from ANA
dor County, was called upon and came for
ward. He said after the Senator's iaexhaust-
ible speech, he did not feel that he could add
anything to what had already been said, but
he did go ahead aud show how tie present
administration in its war upon States Ri ghts
had taken away frcm the mining counties of
this State the benefit of taxation derived from
Chinese, who cannot be reached to contribute
towards the support Of its Government, III
any other manner than as foreign miners.
That under such interference officers of this
State were made guilty of misdemeanor by
executing its laws, and one had been indicted,
tried, convicted and fined for performing his
duty under the laws that he had sworn to
faithfully execute. Mr.. Farley spoke about
me hour and closed amid enthusiastic APP
plause and cheering.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
County 0mccr..

On Wednesday, the voters of this county
are to choose men to fill the local offices.
The public welfare demands that those
should be chosen who are the most capable
of performing the official trusts to which they
aspire. The nominees of the Democratic
party, will not suffer from comparison
with those who have been put up against
them. For Sheriff, no better man can be
found than Daniel Mum, be is one of our
most respected citizens, every way worthy oil
any position he would assume. For capabili-
ty and honesty he is all that the Jeffersonian
test can require. For District Attorney, Caleb
Dorsey has been identified with the county for
nearly twenty years, he has filled the position
two terms in years past. He is a leading
lawyer of our county and none can say he is
not eminen,ly qualified for the position.
For County Clerk, Hugh Farley is the
Democratic nominee He has filled one term
as member of the Assembly, has been ad-
mitted TO practice law, is stirring and ener-
getic and has all the requisite qualifications
for making al excellent clerk. Thomas c.
BirEey. present Assessor, is seeking a re-
election, be has filled tie position fer several
years to the satisfaction of the people through
out tie county, he is thoroughly acquainted
with the duties Of the office. Public good
requires that there should be no change IN
this office. Charles E. Lang has lived in
Sonora from its earliest days and has always
been recognized for the highest integrity and
honesty. He is the nominee for Treasurer.
a more worthy man cannot be found to fill
this responsible position. For Superutend-
ent of Common Schools we have Il. de Haven,
a teacher of acknowledged abilities who is
thoroughly conversaut with the duties of SUI
perintendent. For Surveyor, w. S. Cooper,
who has filled the Office several previous
terms and F. A. Freund for Coroner. There
is no question as to the abilities of all these
men to perform the duties imposed by the
Offices they are seeking. They are all men of
good character in the communities where
they live. They are equal if not superior TO
their opponents, and are entitled to the unit
ed support of their party, If the Democracy
do their duty on election day, every one of
them will be elected by handsome majority,
Work until the sun goes down, do not rest,
be watchful and vigilant until the polls arc
closed that q Democratic victory mey be
gained. and old Tuolumne once again placed
in the list of united Democratic counties.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
Debility aud E,naciatiOu.

Both result from the lack of ability to con-
vert the food into nntriment How necessary,
then, for those suffering from these alarming
symptoms to Immediately resort to remedy
that will strengthen the stomach and diges-
tive organs. For, as soon as this BILE
object has been accomplished the health i'm
proves, and the patient resumes his usual
peraonal appearance. Hostet;er's Stomach
Bitters have attained a worldwide popularity
in such eases, and have been proven the best
aad safest means of removing constipation,
toning the stomach, giving energy to the
| liver, and relieving every symptom of ner-
vousness and depression Of spirits. Itscheer-
| ing and beneficial effects are highly spoken
| of by thousands, who owe to it their restora-
ton to health. No restorative in the annals
of medicine has attained the same popularity
in the short space o. time it has been before
The public. or has won the high endorsements
accorded to this excellent tonic. Many
other preparations. purporting to be correc
! tives and restoratives, have been introduced
and have persisted one BY one, while the pc
pularity of Hostetter's Bitters continues tc
/ increase, and is now recognized as stand
ard household medicine. The success which
attends the use of the Bitters evinces at one,
its virtues in all cases of debility and disease
of the stomach. Certificates, almost withou
number, have been published, attesting it
truly miraculous power in removing thos,
painful and fearful diseases. And at THU
tine it seems idle to do more than call atten
ton to the great remedy of the age, in orde
TO awaken public attention to its excellence
1t is the only preparation of the kind that i
reliable in all cases, and it is therefor
worthy of the consideration of the afflicted.
1 Aug. 5, IS71--lm
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Remember Your Legislative Ticket.

The Importance of electing candidates to
the Legislature should not be lost sight OF.
The next Legislature will choose United
States Senator to succeed Mr.. Cole. If for
no other purpose than this, every democrat
in the county should lay aside all personal
feelings and not only vote themselves for the
nominees for State Senator and Members of
Assembly, but see that their neighbors aud
friends do the Same thing. The only way
that change can be Effected in the United
States Senate is for the people in the various
counties Of each of the States, supporting
and electing men to the State Legislatures
that in their turn will vote for and cleo. men
to that body, who are more in accord with the
people than the ruling majority now is, We
are confident from reliable reports that the
democracy of this county will unitedly sup
port their nominees for these responsible POI
sitions. If there are any, who from personal
or other motives, land we know of money do
not intend to vote the entire legislative ticket,
they are not acting in good faith to them,
SeiNSS. IL Nuey peiieNe tue FEiuCiEtes duu
theories of their party are correct they should
support those principles even if the men
chosen to carry them out are not their exact
choice. But take the men presented by both
parties as men, is not Capt. Eakin as honest.
as capable, as COL Address Will he not
represent you as efficiently and truthful!y as
his opponent? There is no doubt as to where
he will be found on the subsidy, Chinese and
other issues, as he has been lifelong con-
sistent democrat. Are not Whiting. Connally
and Curtis as we'll qualified for legislators as
Bacon, Long and Campbell. Besides being
the equals as men of character and integrity
with their opponents, they are good demo-
Gratis and it is we'll known by their past re-
cord where they will be found when wanting
Democrats, remember your legislative tickle.
and fail not to see that everything honorable
is done on Wednesday next to secure its
election.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

To BE VOTED FOR OR AGAINsT.-At the Sep
tember election an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the State providing that The Lee
gislature shall have no power to make an ap-
preparation of money, for any purpose what
ever for longer period than two years,
will be submitted to the people for their ac-
ton. The amendment is a good one and
should be ratified.
There will also be submitted for ratification
or rejection, F." An Act eatitled an Act to pro-
vide for the payment Of the funded indebted
ness Of the State of California and to contrae;
a funded debt FOR that purpose" This Act
provides for the creation Of new bonds bear
ing six per cent. interest, sufficient to meet
the outstanding Indebtedness against the
State of every character when sold as provi-
ded in the Act, or exchanged for present out
standing bonds. The effect of :his law, il
ratified will be to make one uniform debt
against the State bearing lower rate of in
terest than the present debt, which it is ex-
pected will result in saving Of large sum
annually in the way of interest. As the law
is in the interest of economy it should be ap-
proved.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

Every seven years, psychologists say, the
human body is entirely changed and renew
ed. Every moment of our lives, every part
of our bodies is wearing out ard is being
built up anew Of fresh matter. This work is
accomplished by the blood, which goes through
every part. But if the blood becomes weak,
or vitiated, and does not perform its work
properly, the system is actually poisoned by
the WORKOUT matter, clogging the vital or
gans. instead of leaving the body. For dys-
pepsia, biiousness, kidney, skin and liver
troubles, feyers, and all diseases arising from
vitiated blood. Dr.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BrrERs are sovereign remedy.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

supervisor OF THE SECOND DIsTRIcr.-The
attention of voters in the second District is
called to the Importance of the Supervisor
election. No officer to be chosen on Wednes.
day mex. can have such responsibility rest
ing on him for good or evil in our county af-
fairs. Edmond Parsons who is seeking a re-
election has made good officer, he has learn
ed the duties Of a Supervisor, there is not a
doubt as to his qualifications being far supe-
Iior to those of his opponent. If there is any
position in which man should be retained
who has acted in the interest of the whole
people and become conversant with its duties
it is that of Supervisor. Every voter in the
second District who has the interest of Tuol-
urre County at heart will vote for retaining
Mr.. Parsons who has proved true to the peo-
pie of the whole county.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

A LIVE HOME Journal. Last October,
Hearth and Home passed into the HANDS of
Messrs. ORANGE JuDD & Co., of 245 Broad
way, New York, the well known publishers
of the american 4gricuturist-aj Journal long
without a rival in sterling value and circula-
ton. The marked improvements then ex-
pected to appear in Hearth and Home have
been fully realized, and it is now one of the
choicest illustrated journals anywhere issued
for the family circle-adapted to both the
juvenile and adult people, and meeting the
special wants of the housekeeper. Besides
it supplies very useful chapters for the garden
and farm. and an important news sheet, Civ
ing valuable resume of the news for week
up to the moment of issue. From $500 to
$500 worth of very fine engravings beautify
each weekly number. Specimen copies car
doubtless be obtained Of the publishers. as
above Terms only s. year. Single mum
bers cents Hearth and Home and 4meri
can Agricult,rist together, 81 year.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
SrATE OF CALIFORNIA County

- of Tualumne,-To JACOB HAUG aud n. c. CovING-
IoN-Notce is hereby given that at meeting OF the
OF John Thaer, in the Peoria Flat Mining District,
Tuoumne County and State of California the 18th day
of August. 1871 an assess ment of SIX Hundred and
Twenty and Dollars, payable in United states
Gold Coin. levied against four shares in the R"ugn
and Ready Placer Mining Claim, situated in the Peoria
Mining District, Tuoumhe County and State atoresal,
claimed and owned by you for labor performed In making
cuts. bitches and tunnels.
Notice hereby given that unless the above
assessment is paid before the 3Sth day OF
ber ID 1871 that notices will be posted and the
above mentioned shares will be sold at Pub Auction or
sufciecy thereof to satisfy such delinquency together
with the of sale. provided by an ACT OF ne
lature of this Stat entitled An Act concerning part
nersbps for mining purposes approved April and, 1866
By order of the Company.
JOHN TRAILER, WILLIAM BKsShEi'
IACOR RAYER GOTTHlLF HAUG,
JoSEpu W0IGG Sr JOSEPH M0IGG, Jr.,
FRANCIS M0lGG,
Members of said Company
Sent q 1sT1-Sw
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

We learn that the democracy are alive in
lnyo County. Those who nave been among
the people of that county, report the Demo-
cratic State and legislative ticket will have
frem forty to fifty majority. They say if the
democracy of "0ld Tuolumne" do their duty
there can be no doubt of the success of the
whole ticket. II is believed there that Capt.
Eakin will run ahead of the ticket as many
Republicans who know him will vote fer
him. From what we learn the Republicans
will have about thirty majority in Mono
County.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

Mono NOMINATIONS. - The Democratic
County Convention met at Bridgeport ON,
Monday, August 2lst, when they nominated
q. b. Tinkum, for Clerk A. II. Griswold.
for District Attorney and Barney Peeler for
Assessor. Nominations for other officers we
have not learned.
The nomination of D. D. Curtis BY the de-.
mocraey of Inyo County for Member of As,
semb.y for this District, was endorsed am,
ratified BY the Convention.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

The Republicans Of San Francisco are in a.
demoralzed condition about their local ele.-
ton. Pixley, with host os influential and
working Republicans have rehelad and will
not support the regular nominations. This
action Of the "bell ringers" secures the cleo,
ton of the Democratic legislative nomineee
beyond doubt, and will give the State a.
Democratic legislature.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

john I. BARRY, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR STATE PRINTER.-The San Luis ObiSpo
Standard of July Goth has this to say of our
popular candidate for State Printer:
We had the pleasure and honor of announ-
cling this gentleman first as a candidate for
the Office of State Printer, and our wishes
and hopes have been realized-John L. Barry
has been nominated. Mr.. Barry was one of
the proprietors and editor of the San Fran
cisco Monitor, until recently, and that paper
owes its success to him. He is fully capable
to fill the place and should receive tue unani-
nous vote of the party. There is no other
gentleman in the State of California that
could have been selected who would have ad-
ded more strength to the ticket. He is o
sound Democrat has lived in California a
great many years. and always been a CO.
worker fo- the success of our party. He is
honest and upright, and no better choice could
have been made. As gentleman of ability,
as writer, he has not his superior, and is an
honored citizen and popular wherever he is
known. We wish him success. We shall do
our best for the party both in our county and
State, and shall use ali honorable means to
have every one of its candidates, especially
John I. Barry elected.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

BoILs, PUsrULEs, BLoTcHEs AND HUMoR are
all evidences of bad blood, and no matter
what medicines are taken, if they do not
purify the blood they cannot cure the disease.
Bristol's Sarsaparilla is the safest, the surest.
and the best of all blood purifiers, it has been
tried for So years, and always successfully.
4 few doses of Bristol's Sugar-coated Pills,
taken at same time, will greatly hasten a
cure, 0SS.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02

EASTERN AND WESTERN RADIcALIsM.-Geo.
c. Gorham, who is canvassng the State for
Booth, has given ofense to the Republican
party of California by advocating the true
radical principles from the stump. Radical
ism is the friend of Chinese immigration and
be says he has not changed. Mr.. Booth done
the same thing and he says he has nothing
to take back from his past record. Senator
Sumner moved in the United States Senate
to strike the word white from the naturaliza-
ton laws, TIE effect of which would be to
make Cinnamon eligible for citizenship, he
has not accomplished his object yet, but told
the Pacific Coast Senators that they would
have to come to it, it is only question of
time. Mr.. Gorham, who has been, and is
now, backed by this prominent Senator,
would be held to strict account if lie went
back on the " Brotherhood of Man" in his
speeches in this State. lie is consistent
radical, in strong contrast with the deceptive,
hypocritical, lying radical party of Califor-
MIA. When it was reported that Gorham was
damaging the prospects Of their party, the
State Central Committee discharged him from
speaking more during the campaign. That
gentleman replied he didn't care for the Com
mittee, he would not quit, but would speak
his convictions until election day. This only
shows that in California the friends of Chi
nese immigration dare not come out fairly and
squarely on the issue that Senator Sumner
warns democrats they must come to.
The union Democrat., 1871-09-02
SATURDAY MORNING. sep,. >. 1871
SUPPLEMENT-.

To-day we issue Supplement of this pa
per of one page which is folded with and Is
sued with every copy of this days edition OF
the UNION DEMOCRAT.