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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Saturday, March 20, 1880,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
TRAIN AND BEATS WILL LEAVE sAcsspEE O

Commencing Saturday, March 20, 1880,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TRAIN AND BEATS WILL LEAVE sAeasaEK, o
AS FOLLOWS:
A.OA A.M.-(Sun lays exceptedl-kccomr,o,-a n.
Tow dation Train 20 Marysyilie, Red Ri n and
Redding.
z AK A. M.-(Daily)- overland. Emigrapt.
Csfo Freight and Accommodation Train
%nN A. (Daily)-Pacifc Express via Do,;s
NV q d Benicia, for San Francisco -Connects
Sundays excepted) at Davis with Aeon,
D., daton Train to Noodian Williams and
willows. Connects daily at Suisun foi
Vallejo, and via Napa junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers).
4 n ,NA A. M.-or rs soon thereafter az d ac
EUsVU ticable, Sundays excepted)- Steamer for
San Francisco touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
SOLAR. H.- (Daily)-Local Passenger Train
fsskV for Stockton, Tracy5 Liyermore, Miles,
Oakland and San Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait for lone, and at Niles for San
jose
1~sAV senger Train for Davis, Benicia and San
Francisco Connects at Suisun for Vallejo
and (via Napa Junction. for Calstoga
19.SA Il. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
kfvsOV Train for DAVIS and Woodland. Con-
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
0,l6 p. M.-Oail) -At'altic Express for Col
"'AS fax, Reno Carson and rginial, Battle
-uouheselu NAuSblHl, EdllSauS kI-ulShdlg
Ogden, Omana ana East
CsGA II. M.-(Daily) -0regon Express for
"'f~V Marysville Chico, Red Bluff and BEDDING
(stages for Portland, Greg ny
Ds0A Il. M.-Sunda exceptedELocal Ac-
Wow commodation Train to Lathrop Connects
with the Arizona ENpress for MERGED
MADEIRA yosemite and Big Treesl, Mojave,
Newhall (San BuenavenIura and Santa
Barbaral Los Angeles, Santa Monica.
lmington, Santa Ana (San Diego),
Cotton (san Re nardino), Yuma Colorado
river steamersj Maricopa (stages for
Phoenix and PRESCOTT and Casa Grande
lstages for Florence) ana Tucson (stages
for Tombstone, Guaymas and FL Paso)
Sleeping arsbetwee- LAthrop, Los Angeles
and Tucson.
GssA i. M.5(Daily(- Local Passenger Train
SscV forDayis, Benicia and San Francisco
r.ES =. M.-(Sundays excepted)- Passenger
ssAO Train to Davis, Woodland and Knight
Landing.
GA y. H.-(Sundays excepted Virginia
OsOV City Express for Auburn, Colfax Truckee
a. d Reno. Connects with Virginia and
Truckee kailr0 for g rson nd Virginia.
Sleeping Car from Sacramento to Carson
GOA p. M.-(Daily)- Westward Emgra
V'cV Train, via Davis and Benicia, for San Fran
cisco.
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E1NIoN FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
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Persons at a distance may be cured at home

Persons at a distance may De cured az nome by 40
| dressing letter to DR.. GIBBoS, Stain cases
symptoms length of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity to any part Of the country,
with full and plat directions. By inoosing ten dol
lars, in registered letter, through the Postofce,
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union please
say you saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION. Address, DIR. J. f. GIDEON,
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Hollar, Miss Nellie Webb, Miss
Howe Mrs Nettie White, Mrs Norah
Hynes, Mrs Capt James Wysehan, Mrs Louisa
Eaconey, Mrs York, Mrs Ella
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Anderson, Jas Garrett, John Port, Henry
Altman, H Gillian Curtis Reagan, }
Baker CIV Gillhooly, Frank Rackabaugh, L
Baker. Jos Gibbs, j S Rinandi, Stefano
Becker, Chas Grant, SIS Richardson, A
Bennett, Isadore Graf, Paul Rogers, John
Briehtman H Green, J S Roth, Peter
Brown. Dick Grover, w II Rudich, Matteo
Brown, Hon W Gross, Sangster, Gen
Bumps Silas Hadield Henry Seudder, Olive
Bungard, Geo Hamilton, J L o Schwarz, John
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Chapman, Chas Holden, Joe Smith, E G
Chateau Eugene Houkins, Jas Smith, f w
Clough Hon G Howard, Smith, Jas
Coghill, A. Kemp, Smith, John
Cunningham, C Herman, Charlie Snow, II
Cumberson, Vim Kidney Jas Sterling,
Curry W Leet, G W Strickland, W L
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Ellis, David Magrath Patrick Wang Bernhard
Fay Ping Malone VIM wilkins, Robt
Faust Miller, WE Williams, Geo
Finley, Chas Miller, Fl C Wingate,
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a TTORNEY AT LAW-OFFICE, FIFTH ST.
"a between l and J. Residence, No. 207
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OFFICE AND
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A TToRNEY- AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ Office Northeast corner OF ] and Fourth
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DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
Eh Book Manufacturer, No SO street, between
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II list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
u the Postofice at Sacramento on Thursday,

April 8, 1850:
Ladies' List.
Allison Miss Nevada Longtou, Mrs Vim
Anderson, Mrs Z II Longabaugh, Miss Ella
Arkison, Mrs ID Loughran, Miss Susie
Austin, Miss Amanda McGrath, Mrs Ellen
Bennett, Mrs Mary McLain, Mrs Hannah
Blackliech, Mrs Martin, Miss
Brainard, Mrs Lue Mason, Mrs Mary
Bresnan, Miss B II Mead Mrs Mary
Brown. Mrs p Nealson, Miss NELLIE
Brown, Miss Laura Paddisou, Mrs E F
Bryan Mrs Caroline Patrick, Mrs Charles
Chapman, Miss Belle Phillips. Mrs 5 II
Clark. MrsFC Pope, Mrs B
CLAYTON. Miss Eva Pratt, Miss Abbe
Coburn, AIRS Forrest Raglan, Mrs Elizabeth
Collins, Miss Annie Roberts, Mrs NJ
Cooper, Miss Sarah z Spring, Fannie
Curato Mrs Teresa St. Denis, Miss
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Duyall. Miss Addie Strickland, Mrs David
Ferguson, Mrs Mary B Tappan, Mrs Mary
Flanders Mrs III We Tapin, Mrs
Frazee, Mrs Mary Teetus, Miss Ann
Freeman. Mrs Rebacca Thompson, Mrs care !
Fuller, Mrs Ma garet suchard
CARRIER, Mrs Maria Thomson, Miss Jennie
Gregory, Mrs Hattie Travis, Mrs
Hackney, Mrs Amy Trumpler, Matte
Hamilton, May Treat, Misses Matte an
Hamilton Miss Sue Loie
Harper, Mrs Elizabeth Tunnel, Mrs NJ
Harrison. Miss Lizzie vantassel. Mrs Louisa
Harrington, Linda vantassel, MIS- Ii
Hartzell, Mrs Emma Varian. Mrs CS
Heubschman, Mrs John Warker, Mrs C-2
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OF MANHOOD, from whatever cause produced.
IT ENRICHES AND PURIFlES THE BLOOD
strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digt son,
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Faculties 1t stops any unnatural facilitating
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losses facilitating dreams, etc. II is sure
eminator of all KIDNEY and BLADDER COM
PLANTS. To those suffering from the effects
of youthful indiscretions or excess speedy
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bottles in case with full directions and advice $40.
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WEEK in your own town, and no
capital rsked You can give the
business a trial without expense
The best opportunity ever offered for
Sthose willing TO work, You should
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yourself what you can do at the
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Send for special private terms and particu-
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Don't complain of hard times when you have
such chance. Address II. HALLETT & CO.,
Portland. Maine.
, 1880-01-21

last SIMMER, md review was given In his homer
BY the Imperial Court. Military pngcnnts form
m integral rnrt Of every grind reception IN tho
Rr,,ss!an Cnplfal: but Prince Alexander, with
little inclination for foldIcry, rat IN Silent con.
temptation while tho troops wcro dcftlIn8 bcfneo
him. All at once the t:rown Prince drow tho
guests attention 70 m Uhinn regiment, with tho
remark that they wcrp "n s1nn l,cNly Of mcn."
Yes" replied Prince Alexander, . bit they nm
Tot tSa tal1 cnRhi TIL reply dcl!vere With
lie s,rprleed hts intcrloc,,tnr, who, howovor,
merely "vcFy we te yo must e
slier saddles like men-nt-Grms Of tho Middle
well. what Do you think ot tho,n7s asked
Prince Fritz, "Hplendlti men. but mot tail
ttis ,inc1pcctctt rcspoisc, the heir 10 Tic crown
oi ticrsnany. exclaimed. '"Int1ccAE Then whit
TIL yon SEQ tho regiments Of tho Gunr11. In tt,tn
time thnsn magnificent six- foocrr rnntlo tl,oir
scppcar,nce, md th9 san,o qnGry fel! frora the m
enough very quietly returned Prince Alnxar,-
dcr.:,-ndtling gently, but meaningly, I'VE enn
Hood our country, when we choose, twclve feet
dcCu."
, 1880-01-21
SPOR'TING.

DELEGATE TO TIE CONGRESS.
Thn Executive Committee OF the Jockey
and TrottinE Club met yesterday afternoon.
but transacted ITO business In which the pub
lie is Interested. 4 meeting OF the Board of
Directors Is called for Tuesday afternoon, ut
which time delegate to the Turf Congress,
to be held next month In New York. will be
chosen. It is understood TINT certain mem
Der Of the Boartl Is making an active personal
canvass for the rns'a1on,-a proceeding whlcl,
will doubtless result III his defeat. THUS far
the sentiment Of al WHO have y vo!cG J., the
delegate Mr., II. Y. lscm!s, a gentleman who
y not only nte1eftcd IN t''e nanas"M1cnt I1s yf
owner OF trotting horses, and, III that
way, rcprescnts III, Interest that has
Of delegates to the Turf Congress. M INIT
ttGr. win may be chosen, Il is certain tl,at
the editor of my publication which treats of
turf matters, Of by the compiler Of stn1
not DO hanlpcrcd By personal Interests.
, 1880-01-21

patient within eighteen hours took pound
and q half of cllloroform.
At 10 o'clnck It became evident that vital
ity WIS nearly exhausted, circulation becamo
very slow In tho cxtremftifs, aud the denth
swcnt gradually crept up tn tho knees and
elbows, the pulse wns barely prrceptfble, Atd
tho throbblng Of the heart could hardly bc
detected.
At II o'clock Inst night, after, nil pulsatton
had heen suspended fol. n minute or tnOrc, lie
hreathed twice, and Ills tongue protrutlctf;
th0 eyes, which lad been strained upward
anl backward until little more t1an tI t!,e
fare was still distorted rs It hal been, hut
life hnl ceased. 1t was case Of death from
nervous exhaustion.
The p!lysIctnns bnyc found some things to
confirm and some things to contradict ftt tho
t1icta Of tle hooks. One tllint: .sce,us clear,
namely, thnt an !nocuIatcd human being
cannot ger,nlnatn the pofsnn within thirty
days. which Is the short limit ibid down; III
A!cxaMler's case With the faynrtng co!u!it'on
Of y piace well supplied wltl blood, Il re-
Qniretl fnrty-two hayH. All the ptysIriRtls
aRrce that this could mt lnssibly have bccli
one Of the cases of hysteria and subsequent
nervous collapse because nf tho dread Of III:
ocn'atiDn. It was genuine liylropllobin, 1t
there ever was u case,
, 1880-01-21
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

IOWA pA11RoAD orArTrRs.
c..et., ts-.'.,..,s. =, ~. 1ti.aaa 1,.ss'..
Dies MONIES, Jan. 1o.-sevcral days eso It
WIS announced TINT survey was being
made by nm engineer corps Of tho Chicogo l.
Northwestern Of q route from State Centre,
a tow miles west Of siarslaltown, on tho
n.ain limo Of tho Northwestern, to Des
Moines, which was BY many supposed to be
sapS 70 gtrek,o !;s i, ino s"
Marion. Tho two lines rim nenrly parallel.
Another explanation Is also given. Several
months ago john u. ALLEY, at Boston, and
Iohn r NlnIr nurc),nsctl the lies hfoi,,es 4,
minneapolis nnrrow.gaugo 1oad, Mr.. Alley
taking tho larecst Share. It was leased to
tho Chicago T. Northwestern. Mr.. Dlalr de-
sired to chnnn., the unuec from A1ncs IN this
o,,v e - ~ e'e hro,G i"" So,,na ~ a. N
S,ly hryo 70 I'M orHna xne' 80 soo,
footing will, the Rock Island d Gill
cneo. Burlington & Quincy, but Alley
onnneeI 1tinir t,cn startcd the stratcdc
fSom Snte tnn m M
% rr,, WIFI, III w wnMid @ h"So cmu,.ntcniv k,ile,]
it, mnrrn ""H 1@o 's'u as nsnrw III ~ trnf1c
cnurnnta w,t IA -" rnrti,,ynstnrn M ' iin,.
% weakened and and last !t week snd out 10 Blaif,
wnsr ws 1,r III y e" Kill ." M, ot the
MnsMI H!ln nsigiuso ,'II'i i,n ,e,o o'ls"' "''" I'o
cNnEf@ IF HnfG VII ts thsrS or thosc who
prctcnd td''1k to knnW wHefcof Viii % they ' nr1n, % %ilo
Say inc htate Gentfd ,ot M,nG w wl,l DO n,.a 10
sooai Ms = GeelnJ t''a1 ~ atiwankeo III, III
n Is,;It y ~ ~ IL, .to,daH aWn u fonht
H. ~ o mecsn ~ s H. % tva,l5 nle5" ~ ,n'. M. ~.
eiacd f ssas0s net e ud III sxf' ha roa fo Gcar
all the mysteries Of rallroadp'ott'ns aretncx-
, 1880-01-21
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
A Syndicate TalscE 1t. Stock in Chnrg

A Syndicate Takes Its Stock in Chnrgc
with a View to Starting Boom.
New YoRK, Jan. 20.-Tho Tribune this
morning publishes the following: a syndi-
cato OF prominent bankers, which also in
clnt.cs persons lnrEely Interested In tic Wa
basil md Union Pacific Railroad systems, llas
been formed for the purpose Of buying
lnrgc blocks Of Central Pacific stock.
Negotiations for tho purchase of the
stock hnve been In progress the Inst two
weeks, but the cOntrnct was not completed
until yesterday. c. r. Huntington, Vice
President OF the Central Pacific Company, in
behalf of himself and other owners OF the
road, has sold to the syndicate $4,000 shares
Of stock. mid has given MI option oil 70, 600
more, Tic price paid for the stock Ia
understood to be Is. but a higher price, lii,-
tlerstoo.l to be 50, will be paitl for tho scc0nd
lot III case the syndicate shall tako tho op-
tton, This privilege extends over. six
months, but 1t is believed by prominent
members Of the syndicate TINT 1t
will he taken long before the time
expires. Payment for tho stock Is
TO be made in cash, and no change will be
made Mt present III tho management of tho
road.
It is understood, however, to be probable
that, IN case Of the successful marketing of
tho stock, the present transaction will be fol-
lowed by others.
No conditions In rcgarsi to the future plr-
chases Of stock or management Of tho road
hare been included In the contract. 1t Is
purely o cash transaction. The owners of
the roatl hayc been Induced to part with the
stock In order to share will, others the coll
troll Of the Company, believing that this
divided control will add to. tlio t
entire stock IT tho company l,as been he'll
by the original builders, Leland Stanford, G.
I. Huntington, Char!cs Cracker. and G; +.
Crocker. 1t Is said that they consented to
thLs means to the value OF tho prope!ty.
secured M !nterest H. tug Gent5el @ racltlt:
4 Co.; llal!gar.en l. Co. May s
Phillip Speyer 4 Co., Fisk tS Hatch, nrcw
stcr, Sweet & c., d Boston; william, II.
SaEe, and Jay Gould.
+. Flower. j. b. Prince, nln j. j: j. Probst,
synle%te. S TRo stoeE wiil rot BE- J. soS @
viii bo offered enrly next week on
the Stock Exchange. The stock has beer, on
dealings IN It hayo been almost nothing for
the reasal, that the stock was held in n few
hands. 1t Is tho purpose of tho. Committee
10 mako the stock one Of the net
ills % cni a snsall a,aount will be
offered probably on Monday. Ono person
who Ind been admitted to tho sy1ldIcnta ycs-
tcrdny sold Ills privileges ut very large I'D
&C. It. Ss sas tst by dns sbqT 9n1
0f tho stock Ind been Mndo nt price
Tar ab<,vo TINT to be paid under contract. 1t
was stated, also. TINT q broker had been MI.
tl,oFlzed to offer much higher price for the
refused by the present holders Of the stock.
, 1880-01-21

Horrible Story Of suffering and Death
-Lnst Hours Of the Victim mt Dc1n-
4NArC CITY.

u,,r,,,v. c,orr ,r sur.rtnr ami n.,.,,
N1,n.t sS""rs " T,,c Vis.i,, NJ ne,..
ware CITY.
Special II Cincinnati comf"<rrtss
DELAWARE CRY, Del, Jan. 17.-The nd
minlstratIon Of the Indian war-errow poison
W a.Al @ n na ,' Wv. ms'o W., u's'h ~.
mhd aoe 1o1ts'hso oass aeo, WIS lhe HIM
and for!orn hope remedy. ms poison Is
called the woorarn. When 1t was produced
NJ te so u ."E frdn tha oects
.ost a,,,an,or maa .v = ,rna ,dusrstaroI % I IL
or cl1'o1olofln. ~ was aamltl'stesea III
lypodcrmic injections of one-thlrd OF
4rjnxat,on s's % within @ u len minutes and % tho best
au"nr!aS ,.are ;n,,,I1ed r. hv Tia nnrsic,ons
nusurles "e!o ii'a"'sca ~ W w r''s e'e!"1ts.
us ciiect IS 10 proauce, u'lous" !ne agehcy
of The blood, paralysls Of the nerve
rs far ns Known; ptod9ces escltatlon ol
inc net'ecentres' u ~ nus oeeh leeH1aca ~ q
possible antad9e ,e he fss exn'otnm Con-
rily nut aside. At the end OF IN hour, some
as'np.'.a -. " ess'.t, ."ts"S "pe ";ao nan~
ose o. rim soa' aant o"serc eef H.
stead Of producing quiet, had n cumulative
carriagc driving lip III front OF tho door
rratctt ,.pn his fnr anfi with Wild heart
rantiinn shrleS, hc tug9cd at his jlgatures
wifi sfremctll enough Il, hnyo broken them
hit f,r thc reinforcement of llun,nn muscle.
Cliloroform Wus called into rcaMisjtion again,
md H,,ietotl Iy il hc rested with little stns.
mudic action. until another dose Of woornra
Vas Infected. Thjs followed within three
quarters q an hour q its prc.ieeessoT, and
the tir,r f,royc,i MI eXcitn,lt, and was suppIe-
m,entcd viii, chioroforn, It Wns adnilnts-
trrstl tIye times, with only cumulative cxcit-
ingeircct, and was then abandoned finally.
fcsteI thonlsclyes Whenever tllo pntlejlt
,msseti }ntn iis frc0,cntIv recurring spns1lis,
I,is iaws snupped. aid snifyary frotil snIi[rtcI
from Eis ll,oi,{il: that WIS oven willis under
IN tI l,nvm l,cIl intervals. hit. on awakcillg