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THE PACIFIC RAILROADS --Referring to
the competition between The Union and Cen.
tra Pacific Railroads, the Humboldt Register
remarks Should this bitter rivalry, how
ever, continue to widen and deepen, and
finally result in the building of two roads,
instead Of one, across the continent, the
people will have great cause to be thankful,
as competition is what they want, above all
else, in these powerful railroads monoPolies.
The Withholding Of bonds for one hundred
bliles of the Union Pacific, by the Govern
ment, has not in the least, however, checked
the progress of the road, as they are pushing
ahead as if nothing had occurred determin-
ed to pass Ogden, if possible. bsfore the
Central Pacific reaches that point, which,
should the weather cOntinue mild, they will
probably do This would diminish very
much the chances Of the Central Pacific
continuing on toward St Louis but, in any
event. should the Union Pacific attempt to
pass on to the Pacific with an independent
line. the Central Pacific will find the means
Of self preservation in an independent line
by the way Of st. Louis.
, 1869-01-29

S. H. McLAUeHLIs is still in arrears TO tais
office. We fear we shall have to write the word
" blk F" after his name
, 1869-01-29
Total,

Total, SI,6Sl AZ
This amount was collected on account of de-
liuqueut taxes for the years 1866, 81 and '6s.
These figures tell the story OF what can be ac-
compiished ~ faithful aud efficient officer.
, 1869-01-29

CET P.HORTON, JUSTlCEUF THE PEACE
w . will attend 10 rolIection Of debts,
;onveyances acknowledgment: "f deeus. fowers oi
Attorney transfers of real personal property etc
Office on Main street, directly opposite the Post
o,Yce- 3Sy
, 1869-01-29

DELINQUENT TAXEs.-Commencing with
the month Of December, Sheriff McAulif has
collected and paid over the following sums on
account of delinquent taxes;
December, 1868, S4,3s5 6s
January, 1869, 3'29j "A
, 1869-01-29

a.. ! have beeu great sufferer from Dys.
pepsia and had o. Ghlndnn preaching. The
Plantation Bitters have cnred'me.
Raw. Us. CATHoRS, Rochester, N. Y"
, 1869-01-29

er is required to reduce the amount TO nine
ty per cent. It imposes a severe pensliy
on any officer for obtaining deposits No
bank shall make any loan on U. S. Notes or
on the circulation Of bankers collateral to
loans. An contraets made upon such cola"
teral are to be void.
The amendmepts reported By the cons
mittee to Shermsn's railroad bill we're read
Mr. Vickars made lengthy speech against
the bill. An amendment was offered and
adopted providing that the Baltimore and
Potomac road may be adopted as q portion
of the line between Washington and Balii'
more on satisfactory terms. Mr.. Sherman
moved to strike out the sections relating to
the Cleveland and Cincinnati roads, SO as
TO make the bill provide for road between
New York aud Washington. Agreed to.
Mr.. Wiley moved to amend by providing
for road from Washington to the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad near Staunton,
Virginia. He said this road is only one
hundred miles long and would open direct
railway communication with the valley OF
the Mississippi Sherman preferred that
the bill should simply provide for road to
New York. Pomeroy said they already had
a good road to New York. There was a
very great need for a new railroad from
Washington to the West. de regarded
Wiley's amendment as more important than
the bill itself Wiley finally withdrew the
amendment.
Howard introduced a supplemental bill
granting lands u aid in the construction of
the Northern Pacific Railroad. 1t provides
for guarantee by the Government of pay
ment Of the interest on the companys bonds
to the extent Of forty thousand dollars 10
bonds per mile 1t is secured by the reten
tion of sums due for Government transpor>
taticn aud receipts Of two per cent. Of the
roads gross earnings.
In the House bill was passed, after some
debate, directing the Secretiry oi the Nagy
10 appoint mid,hipnen to the navel academy
by the 4th of March next from any State 10
which The election of Congressman will not
occur before the 4th of July, on the nomi-
nation of the member of the House of the
preceding Congress; providing that no tp'
pointment shall be made from States not
enli ! d to representation.
Shelablrger introduced bill to regulate
the manner Of applying to Congress for the
removal of pnltical disability.
, 1869-01-29

"+ e have given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds o. our disabled soldiers with the most as
tonishing effect. q. W. d. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o."
, 1869-01-29
COUNTED FoR SALE

A HANDSOMELY FINISHED COUNTER. tui..
"A able for Store, Sal on, or anr kind Of busi.
hsss, Tor sale cheap. Apply al this cfaee. a7.V
, 1869-01-29

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, tho
languid brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
restOrer.
The public may rest assured that in no will tho
perfectly pure stindtrl OF the PLISrArIoN BIrrgRs
be departed iou. Ecerg ionLe beps the fac si0site
Of our signature steel ate eRgrdoHg, or cannot
BE geAUihs
Any psrson preteHdiag 10 sell PLASTArIoS BIrrERs
in balk or by ne gdioa "a suiRdIer and iRpostOr.
Berdre ofrSfled 6o,ies. nee hClt our Prirate Stomp
is UNMUrILATgD orsr ererg cork
Sold by ali Druggists, GrOeers and dealers through
out the Wnrld.
DRAKE x Co., New York. Sole Proprietors.
REDINGTON Il co,
4l5 and AIS Front 81 San Francisco.
AGENTS tor California and NerddI
, 1869-01-29

Washington, Jan. 20.-The Senate took
up Morton bill to prohibit the collections
BY States of capilation taxes from railway
passengers Morton moved TO refer it to The
Judiciary Committee. Frelnghysen wished
To be heard before the reference OF the bill
in defense of the interests of his State.
Senate resumed the consideration of the
bill to promote commerce among the States,
being Sherman's railroad bill. Williams
gave notice that he would offer substitute
for the constitutional amendment in regard
to suffrage reported by the Judiciary Com
mittee giving Congress the power to abro-
gate any restrictions on the right to vote or
hold Office prescribed by the Constitution or
laws Of any ; tate.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Commit,
tee, reported bill to amend the national
currency act which makes several changes.
1t provides the manner in which banks shall
90 into liquidation, aud for the payment Of
Receivers. II requires oil banks selected as
depositories to deposit bonds as security for
such deposits. Whenessr the money 50 de-
posted excsssA ,os;nsty per cent the Trsssur-
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The RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

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