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MINING NOTES.

| The Silver Point mine, Battle Mountain
New, has been sold for $4,000. A few
months ago third interest was bought fol
$500.
Speaking OF the Skagit mines, the Vic
toria Colonist says: The news from thi.
locality could rot be worse. Scores of mer
have arrived at Hope, and many have gone
on to Yale and accepted employment or
the railway. The number of men left in
the digeings is yariously estimated at from
so to $50.
A Skagit miner was recently prospecting
the headwaters of Panther creek and came
to spot where the ice and snow stretched
across the stream, forming a sort of
bridge. He ventured upon the snow and
sank down to his armpits. Before his com.
panions could reach him he passed through
into the roaring torrent beneath, was car.
ried under the snow and ice and did not
reappear.
All of the rich specimens taken from the
Rocky Bar mine last week, says the Grass
Valley Union, amounting to $50 pounds,
have been run through the batteries of the
mill, giving in retorted gold 567 ounces,
worth Sl7 per ounce, or total OF SO, $50.
During the present week the ledge from
which this rock was taken is being stripped,
and it is not unlikely that more specimens
will be brought to light when the miners
come to "take up ledge" A crushing of
ten loads of tribute rock has just been run
through the mill that yielded $40 per load.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A SAD Case-suieide of Female Convict
Honey Recovered.

SEATTLE, September I'd. Your correspond
ent is just in receipt of information from
private sources that Mrs. Clark, who was, it
will be remembered, sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the Territorial Penitentiary
| at the last term of Court, at Lsconner, What
com county, for CON plicity in the murder of
Michael Padden, committed by her eight
yearold son last spring, committed suicide in
her cell at Sestco by hanging herself with a
towel last night. On her way to the Peni-
tentiary from this city she attempted suicide
by jumping from the steamboat, and before
her trial, while confined in the Port Town
send jail, she tried to take her life. The
trial was attended by Padden's widow and
several small children, also by Mrs Clark s
husband and children, one of whom was a
mere infant. After returning home with its
father, at the conclusion of the trial, the baby
was terribly and probably fatally hooked by
q COW. Taken altogether, the case is very
sad one
Chief of Police McGraw to-day succeeded
in capturing slO0 more of the bank bills
stolen FROM lady passenger on the steamer
Frazer River a lew weeks AGO
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NEVADA.
Passensers Enssing Carlin.

CARLIN, September 2d.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day. to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: J. c. Hsselton, New
York Miss Hart. London; William Parrish.
Denver, Col; Colonel j. jackson, Stockton /;
d. Ravekes, NJ. J. Reading, A. Rich, San
Francisco; c. f. Barney, Massachusetts /;
L. Jennings, Salt Lake. Mrs. S. l.. Pratt, st.
Florence, Canada James Stokes, New York I:
William Mcdowell. Petaluma, Cal; l..
Voight, st. Loais; S. j. Kelly. Deadwood I:
H. w. Vice, Kel.on C. Schnider, wife and
child, Miss G. Schni6er, Miss J. Schnider,
San jose; G. w. Mayer Berkeley, Cal;
Mrs. Pelug, Sacramento; A. II. Harner,
Ohio; P. Humberd. Jr.. Boston: c. W.
Mangium, Kansas; 156 emigrsuts, including
los males, to arrive in Sacramento Septem-
Der 4th.
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A VOICE FROM THE SACRAMENTO HOUSE

would be work of rise and explain The
effect they
perfect indicating
price Dry running
apparent reluotn nquing
would perpetuae bondage
whitening doing
few extra oo but the determination of HALE BROS to cut right the
Clique plot they
hold their they yet will cheokm them This coalition
the trade nothing excepting the We have been assad
prosecuted
been solicited
alternately
eowel
Ciques wreck
unfud the Combination cOOr But gentlemen of the combination wish
distinctly exngushed yet
Fall well that
principle hold this principle the handspring all
of
agents
right give
object charity worthy feel like
placing
viii profit VIII the reader kindly follow little fure' Whether organ
(which Fhrenolts designate "Cau fully developed
the threatening letter. we public appreciation
Cause and Effect must be limited proposes through
tell people genuine
COATS SPOOL COTTON losing money cheating
goo breath
he N
by doing So Shades of Lndy Murray We there
Mediums enough
principle this last clause you
losing selling cheating
other goods; butt co.. combination
request that they hc Combinat
lose cheat the
mantle OF Mercy over the propagation of doctrines
duty the public propaganda
Just word and have
of other goods? They know that leading
not admit the fact and complete the suicide public
the vast and increased patronage
emned assist the house that has
Goods We somewhat surprised friend Cooo
thought fit ke but
used Fguehead
think that gentleman Mr. Col
people Sacramento years. patrons
We conclude this by
ber of the Combination viii lead of Dry
most auedly foowpding not already ahead We
COOO that believe waving plume
gracefully wed prkles brighter beckoning oppressed
people Progress and to Power and the privilege and
Providence Of
what Of what God bessedth signedl
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HALE & co., CRITERION STORE.
ATTEMPTED BULLDOZING G..

SACRA1E August "A,
O. A.
SPOOL When
sell Thread
persstng gto elCOA OF centsa ado
Ere, Era, !
SAN FRANC1 1880.
A.C sell Genuine P
SPOOL cheating
customers lin other Yours,r ruly,
P. the Pacific coast
respectfully to consider this and inform and
publication the
With considerations, A. COOLOT,
SAu the merchants unanimous sell for so cents dozen
anything
This implies only the city Sacramento
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKEr.-Money
is rather slow, but the supply is large and
rates ale easy and somewhat nominal, the
extremes being 6@12 per cent. Commercial
paper is discounted at 9@10 per cent. Wheat
borrowers are being accommodated at 7@9
per cent. Real estate loans are negotiated at
S@9 per cent. on city property, the lenders
ever it may be. This nets the lenders about
6(G7 per cent. Exchange is firrner Bar sill
yer and Mexican dollars are dull and nomi-
nal Drafts on New York are drawn at
pc for mail and SOC premium per 500 for
telegraphic. Exchange on Loudon is 49l@
49sd for bankers bills, and 49s@50d for com
mercisl bills. Refined silver is ll{@121 per
cent. discount. Mexican dollars are norui-
nal at 91@9l4c-IS. F. Bulletin. August 3lst.
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Enthusiastic Reception of Congressman
Page.

PLAcERvTLLE, September 2d.-Sierra Hall
is densely packed with large and enthusi.
astic crowd, to extend a welcome to their fel.
low townsman, Hon. H. +. Page, which par.
takes more of an ovation than Republican
meeting held under the auspices of the Gar
field and Arthur Club of this city. Bonfres
blaze upon the street, patriotic airs are played
by the band, while a monster glee club, com
posed Of thirty ladies and gentlemen render
soul inspiring Garfield aud Arthur songs.
Mr.. Page is now addressing the vast assem-
blage in an eloquent and logical speech, to be
followed bv Judge Arnot of Alpine, and
George c. blanchard of this city.
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wife AID son, Frank Miller and wife, Mrs,
Stratton Harmons, Sacramento.
ARIZONA.
Passengers PassIur ,,o,,,c.

MoJAvE, September 2d.-The following
Southern overland passengers passed Mojaye
September ID. to arrive in San Francisco
September Sd: L. w. Wells and family.
Prescott, Arizona; J. NJ. Day, Mrs. <.
Bartlett, Miss NJ. Rely, S. H. Sheplar, A. .
Lacretelie, George D. Woods, Julins Morse
bach, San Francisco; NJ Cohn, j. D. Allen,
Mrs. n. Knickerbocker, 4. j. Weldon, Los
Angeles Mrs. NJ. B. Lewis, Tucson. Arizona;
J. H. Manning, Boston, Mass; w. w.
Walsh, Arizona; c. A. Vogelsang, Chicago,
I'll
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4 FINE GRAIN AND STOCK
RANCH FOR SALE,

AT BARGAIN.-sITUATED FOUR e5a
"A teen miles west II the town ot Willows, 49,
in the county of Cousa a. the terminus Of the -A-
railroad Nine Hundred acres Of Fine Grain Land,
and 621 Acres Of Grazing and Timber Land. Two
Small FTare Dwellings; two Good Barns; good
Well OF Water a. each house plenty Of good running
water for stoek. Terms cheap for cash. Title per
feet For fsriher particulars, apply 70 JOHN
PATTON. Willows; or at the ranch Of NAT. S.
CLARK & BEOS. aul9 lpIm
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Stable Burnt d Military Thangcs-Held
TO kuswer-Dcath.

PORTLAND. September 2d.-A FIRE broke
out in Stable At Salem last night, and the
building, together with its contents, was par
TALLY destroyed. Loss, $1,000; no insur-
ance. The fire was the work Of an incen.
diary.
The following military changes have been
made in this Department. Col. Ii. Clay
Wood has been ordered to duty in the East,
and will leave on the next steamer First
Lieutenant Fred H. E. Ehstein, Quarter
master of the Twenty.tirst Infantry. is order
ed to New York on recruiting service, and
will leave or ths Elder. Capt. q. w. Evans,
of the Twenty.frst Infantry, has received
orders detailing him Professor ot Science at a
College at Charlotte, North Carolina, and be
will leave at once for his post of duty.
Il. Zimmerman was held to answer a
charge of violating the revenue law by the
United States Commissioner in the sum OF
$500
L. j. Parsons, son of Ex-Governor Parsons
of Alabama, died at st. Vincent's Hospital
this evening, of softening of the brain. De
ceased was aged 2S years, enc for number
Of years was head clerk in one Of the Depart.
ments at Washington. He was lawyer by
profession, and came to this city to reside.
The remains will be sent to his home in Ala
bama.
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A ward to anr Renae-s

When you read of aremedy that will cure all
diseases, beware of it; but when you read Of
pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, and
furnishes high proof that it does this you can
safely try it and with the assurance that it
will help you. This is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure does. 1t cures
all troubles of the lower portion of the body
and none others. 1t will no. help the tooth
ache, ear ache nor consumption, but it will
put your body in vigorous and healthy state
where you can enjoy life and appreciate its
good things. Try it. II. c. Kirk & Co.,
agents, Sacramento,
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pelegates Chosen-ore shinmcnt.

OLYMPIA, September 2d.-Following are
the delegates from Thurston county to the
Territorial Convention Governor Ferry,
John Hayes. Samuel &. Ward, t. NJ. Reed
and Otto Ranke. They are supposed to favor
Brents as the representative in Congress.
The Eagle Mining Company have sent half
ton of silver ore to San Francisco to be
worked. The ore has assayed as high as 1852
per ton, and there is an unlimited supply. A.
y. Glover, the Superintendent, has the ore in
charge
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visitors nj Monterey.

MONTEREY, September 2d.-The fol.
lowing are among those registered at the
Hotel Del Monte to-day: a. G. WILDER, Jr.,
Boston; Mrs. c. G. Scott, Mrs James God
frey, Miss Kate N. Godfrey. Miss Grace n.
Godfrey, Master Willie Mills and nurse, G.
E. Hsrpham and wife, San Francisco: f.
Birdsall. wife aud four children and nurse,
L. Williams and wife, Charles MeCreary,
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OREGON.
Weafher-P0rtland Social Circles in n
Fiutter Visit or Inspection sudden
Death-PersonaI Nention--Horses iE
Training.

FIutter Visit or Inspection Sudden
Deaih-PersonaI Nention-norses in
Training.
PORTLAND September 2d.-The weather is
clear and cool.
Social circles are in futter over the pros
pective marriage Of H. j. Corbitt, son of ex
Senator Corbitt, to Miss Helen K, daughter
of W. G. Lsdd, of the large banking house
of Ladd & Tilton. The marriage ceremony
will take place next Tuesday, at the resi-
deuce of the brides parents, and will be
private, to be witnessed only by relatives and
| u few intimate friends. Soon after the mar
riage public reception will be held at the
residence Of W. G. Ladd
+. f. 0akes, Vice President Of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company, accom-
| panied by l. n. Doph, attorney for the
company, paid visit yesterday to Oregon
City. Mr.. Oakes visited the canal and
locks, and made personal inspection of the
works
| John Bartholomew, fer many years engi-
neer on the railroad between the upper and
lower Cascades, died suddenly last night on
board the steamer Wide West. Deceased
was aged 35 years and unmarried.
| Professor G. ". Roby Of Lacrosse, Wis.
who was elected Principal of the Central
School, vice Professor s. w. King, resigned,
arrived on the Elder, and entered upon his
duties this morning.
DR.. w. H. Gaylor who has filed the Chair
of Anatomy in the Medical Department of
the Willamette University, has resigned. DR..
s. Z. Joseph was chosen to FL the position.
The following horses are in training at the
State Fair Grounds for the coming fall races
Rye Straw, Mollie Miller, Haidee, Caddie
r., Record, Pop Eye, Russell Coleman, Bull
of the Woods, Flora A, Edith H, Hank
Owens, Florence E., Tudor, Lexington and
Grace Lindsay.
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ATTENTION., BRICK MAKERS 4!

yXTB WILL SELL. CHEAP AND or FAVOR
~ able terms, our BRICK YARD and GRAVEL
PIT nr5psrtv IL this town We sell oDe-hal million
bricks annually and $500 worth Of gravel. Il being
the only brick nj in Town or near here, renders 1t
a constant. good paying property. Address by letter
au9-4w Woodland, Cal.
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Tuiare Land Matters-ArrivaI of the e. s.
Marshal at Hanford

HASFoRD, September 2d.-Quite a stir
was created here at noon to-day by the arri
val of Marshal Poole and party. It is an
event the settlers have expected for several
days Though it is understood that the Mar
shall will proceed to dispossess some parties
to-day or tomorrow, no disturbance is prob.
able. Deputy Dunlap and four other men
are in the party. Several witnesses were
summoned for the trials of the 7th during the
Marshals drive from Kingsbury this morn
inn
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HALE dsE Co.'s REPLY

(Cal), August is,
A. COOIOT, CSi: of the l4th
with consideration noted THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TINE
ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN MADE To DICTATE TO Us which
should do business and THREATS SIMILAR TO YOURS have been made but
Tobacco
should interested the of Dry Goods unless eqon with
Goods YOU ARE MISTAKEN IN YOUR MEN.
We shall not bluff this doing that
they public welfare We distinctly
shall all right whether
Should
ime, address
Yours with due respect, O. A. HALE CO.,
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A superstisious voterin Norwich, Conn,
has set two hens, each with twelve eggs.
He has dedicated one hen to Hancock and
the other to Garfield, and is waiting to see
which bid produces the greater number OF
chickens. As the hens hatch, SO. he says,
will he vote.
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FOR SALE.

10~ ACRES OF FINE BOTTOM LAND on AN
Il 80 drus Island, being portion oi Mr.. Drew's
ranch, and adjoining the beet sugar factory land.
The land Is in good state OF cultivation and will
be sold NJ a bargain. Apply to SWEETsER L
ALSlP, Real Estate and Insurance. Agents, 10l5
FOURTH street. Sacramento. au241m
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Sudden Death OF an Amador County
EI0upPP

LONE, September 2d.-Charles Hutts, an
old pioneer was found dead last night in an
out house, having died during the afternoon.
A Ceroner's jury was convened. and ver-
dict rendered of death from heart disease.
He had been in feeble health for year, and
intended going East this morning, where he
has daughter living in Steubenville, o.,
and a brother in Lancaster, Pa. He had no
family hers and no means. Citizens had
raised money to purchase his ticket to the
Faut
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CLOCKS, JEWELRY
--------------a---
WILLIAM u. KILLER
FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
EYON q RIRNES

EYoN d BARNES
OoMlISSloN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Is
Produce, Vegetables. Butter, Eggs, Chcez
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits Honey, Beans, etc.
ALFALFA SEED.
~ Potntoes In carload lets OF less
jy23-lptf Noe. 81 and % J street
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HAMMERS GLYogRoLE TAR.-The most perfect
cough extant. Hundreds testify to its good
effects.
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Suicide in n Cell,

NEVADA, September 2d-An italian by
the name of A. Martini, who was brought
here from Boca and committed to the County
Jail for assault to kill, committed suicide in
his cell by hanging at II a. NJ. TO- day. Mar
TIM was thought to be insane,
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For SALE

1Sn GRADED RAMS,-SPANISH
LOU MERlNo-from original i'm EFIaEs
portation, az kancho Del PasO Morris syyss4W
RAnch) ls2tfl JOHN MACKEY aSElAAA
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I CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento,

BgRrAUDs ISFALLfBiE iEIkCrIoN - Toe fs'nors
French remedy ior eono .rhoes. gieet, etc. ". g
Hammer Sacramento. agent for PaCafc cest- ssrs
C. o. D. to nnv e'dress.
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REGULATE TIE LIVER with Hammers Cascara
ssgrada Bitters, aud health Is the result.
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COAST DISPATCHES.

COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD. UNION.
THE JUDGE FAWCETT OUTRAGE.
Views of the Santa Barbara Bar in Re-
gard to the Affair.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Desperate Attempt at Assassination in
Bodie.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Suicide of Female cenvict in the Terri
torial Penitentiary
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sern,.Henslr rn,nn Advertising Rates.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for 2S cents for time three times for 81
sents or rs cents per week
UANTRD-A SITUATION AS COOK E0R
w Housekeeper in the city country, by
competent woman. Reference given if desired.
Apply ct MORSE HOUSE, Fifth and h streets, Saora-
mento Room A.. - ST.
Grn AAn WANTRD.-GoOD CITY FROP-
DI DIUsUUV erty will be given security.
Address " :. B. o." this Office. au3O-6tt
STTUATI0E WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
- bookkeeper to take charge OF a set Of books, or
an assistant Address W, this office. sl-lw'
INFORMATION WANTED AS To THE WHERE.
sbosts Of FRANK COLMAN by his Aunt,
Elizabeth R. Vandburg, Josland Station, Rock
Island, Ills. By communicating with her imms-
diately, with the undersigned he viii hear some
thing greatly to his advantage. A. WHITEBREAD,
Dayisyille, Yslo county, Cal August Is, 1880
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Small Flre-The Missing Elephants Cap

MARYsvp Z, September 2d.-A small, in
cipient fire occurred this afternoon, which
came near destroying Swain & Hudsons ex-
tensiye planning mills. The FIRE was subdued
with slight loss.
The missing elephants belonging to Coles
menagerie arrived on this afternoons train,
to remsin until the arrival Of the circus from
Orovile tomorrow
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hoteis Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Change to employers HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and K streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. aul3-lptf
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines In this department
inserted for 25 cent? for time; three times for 80
cents or rs csnts per week
gTywo OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
rooms and board in private family by apply
ing at 9l6 Sixth street, between and also, four
unfurnished rooms suitable for small family, at Sl5
per month au31-lw'
EyoR SALE-A BAND OF ABOUT
1900 Graded stock SHEEP. Will E5E1sSs
be sold cheap, as the owner cannot take eadsY
care of them. Address JOHN G. RAE, sase.sA4a
Gait, Sacramento county, California. 81 Sw'
ENoR sALs-A PLATFORM SPRING WAGON,
suitable for -rying fruit, and will hold from
1000 to 5000 pounds Apply to W. KUHNLE, K
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth. au27tf
TVyo LKT-SAIL AND ROW BOATS, Foa FISH
4 ing pleasure parties, by a. BREWER,
Ragle Hetei, Front street, between and n.
auz7-Iplm
UNFINISHED RooMS.-CLUNIE'S NEW BUILD
ing northeast corner Eighth and X streets.
Accommodations unsurpassed; bigh ceilings; good
ventilation new furniture and earpets-Tnake the
most desirable rooms in the city. Single in suits,
by the day, week or month. The house 20 be kept
strictly arst-elass Terms moderate. iyll-lPtf
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Desperate Attempt at Assassination in
Bodie