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BUDWEISER..

c. CONRAD & co.'s "BUDWFISER" LAGER
BEER is acknowledged by all to be The best and
purest in the United States, and has not only
VIGOROUSLY retained the first rank in the Eastern
States, where the best Breweries vie with each
other in the production Of GOOD BEER, but has
also become the favorite over all other brands of
imported BEER ON the Pacific coast In fact, on
this coast it has become not only an article
of luxury, but an article of costly, being
really THE ONLY GOOD and WHOLESOME
BEER which could conseientiously be introduced as
beverage into the family, used for medicina
purposes. For the latter purpose, C. CONRAD &
CO.'S BUDWEISER BEER is peculiarly adapted,
and is fast gaining the preference over the strong
Ales and Porter, being superior in favor and free
from all impurities. 1t is mild and nourishing and
just the article FOR convaleseents and ladies' The
brilliant sparkle and creamy foam of this BEER is
the result of natural fermentation, and not pro-
duced by artificial means or Injurious ingredients.
c. CONRAD & CO. guarantee that their BEER
is brewed according to the original "BUDwEISER'
process OF the best Saazer Hops and Bohemian
Barlry, and warranted to keep in any climate We
take pleasure in recommending it to our friends and
patrons as superior article OF LAGER BEER.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
ESPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE hrcoaD-usIOs.l


WASHINGTON, March 2d.-Hoar introduced reso
luton instructing the judiciary Committee report
whether any American citizens have been arrested
or Imprisoned for petitioning this body concerning
title T. seat in this body Of 4 Senator from theiI
State. Adopted.
After the morningho under unfinished business,
the titz John Porter bill was resumed. Rand0lph's
amendment being the pending question.
Logan praised Porter's soldiery behavior Bene-
dict Arnolds record at time as brilliant as
any soldier, hat mans former reputation, although
taken into account, no defense for guilt. From
legal standpoint Congress had right to override
a Court-rnartlal- An Executive pardon the only
way of restoring Porter to the army and removing
the prohibition TO hold office. The sentence was as
decisive as that Of the Supreme Court. A Court
martial was the highest Court Of trial, and
now We are asked to restore man whom
they convicted and pay him sec, coo. He
thought the recommendation OF tie Board
OF three officers without authority of Law or juris-
dction, should not weigh against the sentence and
against the nine who composed the Court martial
lie did not much respect the legal ability of men
who recommended that the President set aside
verdict approved by another President sixteenyvar
ago In the case OF Hammond the law did not au-
thorize Board of Review. Not so in Porter's case
Tle power to appoint Porter after he is pardoned
not questioned, but pardon alone can relieve his
disability. Logan was heard by General sherman
aud an attentive gallery. lie concludes tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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Pistol in the Hands of Children :
Drunken HAN Shot.


BoDIE, March 2d.-Yesterday afternoon
David Davis, miner, was severely if not
fatally hurt at the Bechtel mine. He had
lighted the fuse to blast Of giant powder,
and left the drift, but as it did not explode as
soon as it should, he returned, surprising il
had gone out. When within three feet OF
the face the explosion occurred. The flying
rock gouged out Davis left eye and several
teeth and lacerated his face frightfuly.
At Ii o'clock last night A. Macarthur was
struck by descending bucket in the shaft OF
the Champion mine and fell to the bottom.
He struck on his head, cutting cash five or
six inches long and received internal injuries,
whether or not serious enough to cause death
has not yet been determined
On Sunday evening difficulty occurred at
Aurora, New, between Benny Barlow and
Roy Clarke, aged s and years, respectively.
Roy Clarke drew a knife on the Barlow boy,
when the latter, in self-defense, drew his six
shooter and shot Clarke in the right cheek.
The ball passed just under the skin, ranged
back and passed through the lower lobe of
the right ear. Young Clarke's wound was
dressed and pronounced not dangerous. AS
Benny Barlow claims to have done the act
in self-defense, no arr ests We're made.
A Norwegian, known as Andy, was shot
by S. B. Baldwin, proprietor of the Five
Mile House, north of Aurora, New, on Sum
day night Andy was on spree, and was
engaged in smashing up the front door of the
hotel with an AK, when Baldwin fired a shot
gun, making hole in the drunken mans
shoulder large enough to put a duck-egg in.
A physician pronounced the wound serious,
but probably not fatal Baldwin surrendered
himself to the Sheriff and was discharged on
his own recognizance.
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson and CLARK, Judges.

TUESDAY March I'd.
c. J. 2einwalt vs.. W. L. Pritchard-Default OF de-
PENDANT entered and Judgment rendered for plaintiff
for the sum of Si,lS5 Is and COSTS
People vs. H j. Palmer, embezzlement-on mo-
ton Of Greed HAMMOND, attorney for defense, case
continued.
People vs.. Joe Davis and Max Marcuse. embezzle-
ment-Contmusd by consent.
People vs.. Oracle st. John Clemence-Ou motion
of Greed Raymond continued
People A. +. Clark, feiony-on motion OF
Greed Raymond continued
People vs. William Person, surglary--on motion
Of c. T. Jones continued.
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VI GEE TEN e.
CURED HER.

DORCHESTER Mass June 18th.
DR.. STEVE>S-Dear Sir: feel il my duty to
say one word in regard to the great benefit have
received from the use of OF the greatest wonders
Of the woIld-it is your yEGETINE. / have been
one OF the greatest sufferers for the last eight
that ever could be living. do sincerely thank my
Ged and your VEGtTlNE for the relief have got.
The Rheumatism has panied me to such extent
that my feet broke out in For the last three
years have not been able to walk now can walk
and Sleep and do my work well ever did, and
must say owe it all to your blood purifier, TEGE-
TINE. MARGERY WELLS.
YEaETlNR.-The great success of the vEGETINE
as Gle inser and purifier of the blood is shown
beyond doubt by the great numbers who have
taken it. and received immediate relief, with such
remarkable Gu es.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Items rcon, Eietoria.

VICTORIA, March 2d.-The steamer for the
mainland sailed this morning with freight
and passengers for the Skagit mines by way
of Fort Hope. Other steamers are advertised
for The same destination.
The weather is cool. The sky is cloudy.
a slight thaw is prevailing.
The heirs Of Major Humphreys, of this
town, who died in this city in 1867, have COM
menced proceedings to recover the deceased's
estate, valued at $40, coo gold coin.
Petitions for the establishment of o public
market,in this city are in circulation.
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SENSIBLE CANADIAN.-Mr. Gadbois, Of
Brocllville, Canada. after being cured of a
Frustrating malarial disease contracted in
Texas, by means of Warmers Safe Pills and
Safe Bitters, writes to us '' shall never
travel in that climate without your Safe Pills
and Safe Bitters as part of my outfit"
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Sensation at fIcrced-The County Treas.
Ery.

MERGED, March 2d.-Quite a sensation
was created in town yesterday on the change
of administration in the office of County
Treasurer, in consequence of the outgoing
Treasurer, on a count of the money in the
Treasury by Superior Judge Charles II.
Marks and Auditor Z. J. Hamilton, being
found short of the requisite amount of cash
in the Treasury. The amount Of cash on
hand was $50, 1856 10; amount Of vouchers in
lieu of cash, S25.7lS 15-eaving deficit of
81, 993 %. Among the vouchers is a note of
A. j. Meany, Sheriff for 5000, a note Of
Wigeinton & Howell, given April 6, 1871 for
81, 507 IS, a note of. 3. Coconour for 81 Geo,
note of Silas Marsh and Others for $50
all for moneys loaned. showing that
the Treasurer had been doing sort
OF banking business. The settlement between
the outgoing and incoming County Treasurer
was concluded at noon to-day, at which time
the above was about the condition of ex.
Treasurer Turner's accounts. Since the set
Element, however, it is ruInored that a mis-
take amounting to 81, 200 overcharge against
Turner has been discoverei. Turner has de-
manded an examination Of the books of the
Treasurer and Auditor by an expert, which
will probably be ordered by the Board Of
Supervisors. AS the notes are all worthless
the county is a loser to the amount of So
55l 60 on said loans
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Passengers Passing Carlin for California.

2 CARLIN, March Zd.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day. to arrive in Sac
mont; VIM. B. Hunt. G. Bernard, San
Francisco; r. Pumpelly, Newport, r. /. /;
Mrs. Jas. Moore, Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs. John
Hills, A. d. Hills, Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs.
L. a. Wilcox, Miss May Wilcox, Cleveland,
o.; q. r. Stephens, Placerville, CAL J. G..
Kercheval, Reno, New. John Slick, Jr.,
New Bedford, Mass. j. Peterson, Miss E.
g.. Peterson, Michael Dallett, Philadelphia !;
Thos. III. Sweepe, st. Louis, No.. I. Col
vile, Philadelphia; J. L. Lawson and wife,
Newburgh, N. Y. Mrs. McMaster, Toronto,
Canada c. A. r. Dimon, Lowell, Mass. /;
San Francisco; G. w. Jacobs, Terrace,
Utah; j. 5. Jones, San Francisco; no emf
grants
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RRIEF REFERENCE.


At the railroad carpenter shops there are
being constructed thirty dump cars, to be
used in filing up the :. bottomless pit !" near
Benicia, where two trains are constantly en-
gagged in hauling dirt and gravel.
An unruly gang of young hoodlums nightly
annoy the residents OF the lower portion OF
the city. but are generally quick enough to
escape from an officer by lodging through
some dark alley.
On the mountains snow began falling at
P. N. Yesterday, and a strong wind is blowing
A cool south breeze prevailed throughout the
valley at midnight, but the sky was clear.
1t was detective Len. Harris, and not
officer Deal, who discovered the whereabouts
of Mrs. Shirlaw, the missing woman referred
to yesterday.
The result of the official count of the money
in the public treasury of California is Of
hcially published elsewhere
The police force now mourns the loss of a
setter pup that has grown tired of his prison
associates and strayed away.
For the first time in many months no one
asked for bed at the prison last night.
One carload of immigrants will arrive
to-day.
Sacramento river II feet inches.
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Who he Is.

VICTORIA, March 1st-Victoria papers
assert that the L. Z. Cannon, who headed
the procession of Workingmen in San Fran
cisco, is well-Snown vagrant and hummer
from this place, and that here he was known
as ''Major Cannon.
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NEVADA.
Wilheimj's Board BiIi-Duplicafe Con
fracts.

WIINtInHJS EbUJfU DiII-DupIICaIt COH.
tracts.
CARSON, March 2d.-After the Wilhelmj
concert last night Mr.. Sharp, of the Ormsby
House, came down on the box office with the
Sheriff and collected $40 for Wilhelmj's board.
He had contract to feed the musicians, and
by mistake Wilhelmj had gone to the Airing
ton House. 1t appears that both houses bad
contracts one with the treasurer and another
with the advance agent-hence the trouble.
Wilhelmj settled at once. There was con-
siderable excitement over the affair, but he
treated the matter as Joke.
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DIR. WEI DE MEYEI's PAMPHLET, with
the most remarkable t. stimonials on record, SENT
FREE by his Agents, MEssRs D. b. DEWEY &
CO., 46 Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so pack
age Think OF REAL CURE for obstinate
disease at this trifing cost. f6 -6m1or3pFMweod
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BORN.

Near Cosumnes Sacramento county, February IS
Wife of Samuel W. ain, daughter.
Near Modesto, February 2i-W!fe of W. Z. Moore,
daughter.
Red Bluff, February 25-wife of Henry HALEY, a
daughter
Reading. February e5-wife Of X. Barber, a daugh-
ter
Reading, February 5-wile OF X. Barber, daugh.
ter
Cow Creek, February l5-wiie of R. C. Clark, a
4 daughter.
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MARRIED,

Petaluma, February 25-Frank sproule to Thresia
A. W;sey.
Santa Rosa, February 25-william C. Cromwell to
Florence White
Stockton, February 24-Joseph La Rose Phelps to
Flora e. Baker.
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PETALUMA, March 2d-G. p. PAUL., an old
citizen of Sonoma and formerly Treasurer of
Sonoma county, died this morning.
The weather is cold, and is clouding up for
rain.
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Unsuccessful Attempt of Convicted Mur.
dercr to Escape from Jail.

WINNEMUccA, March 2d.-C. w. Hyner,
who killed L. K. West in Paradise on May
4, 1879, and who was tried in the District
Court of this county, was found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged November 10Th, but
whose case was appealed to the Supreme
Court, which tribunal has sustained the de-
awaiting the action OF the Court In again set
ting day for his execution. He made an at
tempt to escape last night, but was thwarted
in his hopes of temporary freedom by Deputy
Sheriff Davidson, who occupied rooins
in the building. Davidson was awakened
by what he at first supposed TO be the rafting
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DIED,

Near Woodland, February 2S-Mrs Grace rnes,
8 years aud 0 months.
Placervilie, February 24-Henry B. Westfan, 50
years.
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suicide in san nernar;Iln

. RIVERSIDE, March 21-Mr Talmade, a
highly respected citizen of this place, hanged
himself at 10 P. N. yesterday. Temporary
insanity was the cause
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DoN'T FORGET those choice Sugar-Cured
Hams at Paulk's, No. S14 K street.
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DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS are used at the
West Point Academy
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOURG Il Lagos,

MOS. 50, 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds Of Meals ETC.,
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
Buckwheat Flour, etc dl7 lpd
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT.
PASSENGERS PASSING oARL1N.
Unsuccessful attempt of a Murderer to
Escape from Jail.
SAN FRANCISCO WoRElEcMEws MILITARY.
Desperate Fight Between TWO Children at
Aurora, New.
SERIOUS MINING ACCIDENTS AT BoDIE.
TIE Rush Commenced from Victoria for
the skagit mines.
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FInsT sHIpMEyT Of whittaker,s celebrated

+" Star Hams" Just received No hams COM
pare with them in excellence of flavor. Try
them, and you will use no other brand.
GEO. W. CHEsLEY, No. 81 Front street.
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" EGETTKTE
Is BETTER THAN ANY MEDICINE.

HEyDEssoS, Ky. december, 1877.
have used II. X. Stevens VkGE me, and like
it better than any medicine have used for purifying
the blood. One bottle cf yEGETINE accomplished
more good than al other medicines have taken.
TH0S. LYME, Henderson, Ky.
yEGETINE is composed of Roots, B,rks and Herbs.
1t is very pleasant to take; every child likes it.
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OAKLAND, March DETERMINATIONS were
made by the Democratic Convention to- night
as follows; For Mayor, Fred. w. Meyers
and George W. Babcock. On the first bal
Z; necessary to a choice, %. r. A. Redman,
ex-County Judge, received the nomination
for City Attorney by reclamation. For City
Marshal, w. L. Chopper and j. S. Gardner
We're nominated. On the first ballot Gardner
received 80 votes, Chopper 10; necessary to
choice, %. For Police Judge, II. p. Brown,
CAL w. III. Hyde and William NJ. Graham
were nominated. On the first ballot Graham
received % Votes, Brown 1, Hyde 10; neces.
sary to choice, %. For Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Miss NJ. F. Haley Mrs.
Standeford and j. G. Cheslie were nom
mated. Miss Haley received the nomination
on the first ballot
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
LYON d BARNES

MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
~
Produce, Vegetables, Batter, Eggs, Cheese
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits. Honey, Beans, etc.
ALFALFA Sled.
- Potatoes IN carload lots or less.
d23-lpi Nos q and 23 street
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EVERYBODY uses Ohesley's Rock Rye. Al
frst-class saloons keep it.
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CHOICE SPIcED Roll BACON, at II. H.
Paulk's Cash Grocery. No. S14 X street.
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SERIOUS MINING ACCIDENTS AT BoDrE.
CALIFORNIA.
Workinemen's MiIitary-eakIand Repub.
lfcaus

II
licans.
| SAN FRANoIsco, March 2d-The Work
ingmen's military companies had drill at
| Hibernia Hall last night. Six companies
were present, averaging twenty men to the
| company, well armed and equipped. Efforts
are being made to devise means to procure
arms for the entire Workingmen's regiment,
which is said to number nine hundred.
The Oakland Republicans resolutions ia
Vored the prosecution of suits tor the recovery
of the water front, right of way through the
city for the Southern Pacific, protection from
Chinese competition, and the establishment
OF Chinese settlement beyond the city
limits. A vote for President was taken, re-
sulting in Blaine, rs, Grant II, Washburne
1, Conkling l.
The Bonanza Firm-Trans:er of Interest.
SAN Francisco, March 2d.-For several
days rumors have been in circulation of the
transfer OF individual interests between mem
bers of the bonanza firm. This evening it is
ascertained on the authority of j. w. Mackey
that he has purchased from j. G. Flood the
entire interest of the latter in the mining and
milling properties of the firm on the Com
stock. Mr.. Mackey declines to make def
mite statement as to the amount of considera-
ton, but leaves it to be inferred that it is in
excess of So, 900, 000 Mr.. Mackey evidently
has faith IN the future of the Comssock lode.
as he states that in his opinion its brightest
day is yet to be seen. Mr. Flood will devote
his attention in future to his banking inter-
ests, and to the improvement of his San
Mateo property.
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wAsHEoros, March 2d.-Midnight.-
for Pacific coast region For California, cloudy;
partly cloudy, possibly occasional rairs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-02
VERMONT ITEMS.

H. A. Huse, Esq, of Montpelier, is to de-
liver the Grafton on Decoration Day in Brad
ford
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Abram Rowell of Andover
observed their golden wedding on the 18th
ult.
Mr.. Moore, a capitalist, has leased the
Norrisvile Manufacturing Company's works
in Barnet.
At the sale of the Brinley library in New
York, last week. a copy of "A Vindication of
the Opposition of the Inhabitants of Vermont
TO the Government of New York" by Ethan
Allen, was sold for Sll5.
Peter Donnelly, blind man who was a
soldier in the rebellion, and who has lived for
some years near Middlebury has secured
back pension of 81, 5G2, and besides this he
will have S72 a month as long as he lives
Mrs. Cults house was recently robbed at
Belyidere, and on the night of the robbery
Mrs Gull, who was at Claremont, N. H., ,
dreamed that it was happening. She told her
dream to the family III the morning, which
was afterwards found to correspond in every
detail with the facts.
Edward Tatro, who murdered Mrs. Chas
Butler at Highgate, in June, 1876, will be
hanged at the Windsor prison this, Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock. Tatro is the youngest
save one Henry Welcome), of all the crim-
mails who have expiated their crimes on the
gallows in Vermont. He was hardly twenty
years of age when he committed the crime.
--Edrick Adams of West Addison is the
owner of Cremona violin Of great value. 1t
is supposed to have been brought from Italy
over $50 years ago and he bought it % years
ago in Il pawnbrokers shop in New York. 1t
was at that time covered with peculiar blue
mold, which he carefully brushed away, re-
vaalinU the lsIiara NgAntnpin Gfralixariug
Cremona, l7l6." Connoisseurs pronounce it
rare instrument, and its tones are peculiar
ly rich.
John Newton of st Adams, who was in
terested in the iron foundry at that place and
failed for $780, OOO the creditors receiving
cent on 81, went to Denver, Col, and became
an owner in four mines. He recently sold
one of them for $3.50, 900 and then paid his
former home a flying visit, during which he
sought out poor widow who by his failure
had lost $500 and paid her the full amount
with ample interest He has returned to Den
yer, but intends to live at his old home when
he has accumulated 81, 000,0 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-04-02
THE LARGEST, RICHEST & cheapest
STOCK IN THE STATE.

All Departments are now
full, and the assortment is
complete, with the latest
novelties of the season and
as a large proportion Of this
stock was contracted for
previous to the late advance
in prices, I shall be able to
offer many lines of goods be-
low manufacturers and i'm
porters' prices.
/ WOuId ddUise all persons ichO
hare Dry Goods or Carpets to bug
this season, to make theirpurchGs-
eS early, as all classes of goods are
sold up Uery close la first hands.
and cannot be duplicated at pres
ent retail prices.