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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-01

"Nasty little thing" Elder sis
ter (tired): Do let's turn back,
we are so far from home thunder
storms are SO frequent, too; and
you know how frightened ! am OF
lightning" Younger ditto mot
tired; wants to 60 further). Come
on, it's fine enough now; you need
not be frightened with the light
ming, IL won't touch you. You're
not attrsctive.--Fun.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-01

1t must be rather trying to be
married to an emotional actress, to
have her clutching you by the
throat at 3 A. NJ. and shouting in q
hoarse stage whisper: "Slavs,
didst lock the kitchen doorl The
key, where is it, quick. I'll
strangle thee. Didst lay the milk
pitcher on the outer battlements.
Aye, me good lord, I'm mad
New York Commercial.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-01
h. II. ID YER,

Commission dealer in Pine aud Farming Lands
Pine Lands examined, estimated and sold OF
commission. Alpena, Mich.
Pine and Farming lands for sale.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-01

The actor who cannot draw
worse than blister.-Free Press
What is the most dear spot
cattle I Their fodderland.-Fr,
Press.
May a defeated base ballist
called blue pitcher i-Galvesto
News.
Two sightless lovers have bee
married in Cincinnati. They wer
it blind.-Free Press.
Charles Lamb remarked Of on
of his critics: "The more | thin
of him the less think of him."
A faint pocket book never wo
a fair lady. 1t is the man VIII
wins.-New Orleans Picayuns.
Lay up something for q rain
day, if it is nothing more than th
Observation-Disclosures Transcript.
She was Irish and sweet sixteen
She said: "Sooner than live o.
charity, I'd beg from door to door.
1t was at Josh Billings schoc
the man was taught who paints,
the sign: "Staik & Unyins 2,
sents."
A cruel husband now calls hi
wife "green fruit" because sh,
never agrees with him. Brooklyl
Eagle.
A new brand of tobacco is called
the "Buzz Saw" "Fine cut" O.
course,-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
"Not good il detached" may ap.
ply as well to married people as to
railroad tickets.-Cincinnati Sat.
urday Night.
Never run up small debts. Cred
itors are like children-the small
er they are the more they cry
Wall Street Gazette.
1t is hard to please a man who
does not wish to be lied about,
and who cannot bear to have the
truth told about him.
The ancient maiden who defers
her proposition Of marriage much
longer will soon have Mr.. chances
for this leap year.-Modern Argo.
A Boston man has invented q
new word, "Astronometeorology,"
md already there are six men in
he country who can pronounce it.
Boston Post.
The Boston Journal Of Com
nerce publishes a lot of dyeing re-
,eipts; but none OF them beat the
I'D way Of fooling with an empty
'hot gun.--Syracuse Sunday Times.
Grand-mamma.--Now, Nellie,
ipell ice. Nellie.-I-c-e. Grand
you know what ice
81 Nellie.-Yes, grandmamma,
t's water fast asleep.-Philadel-
,hia Times.
Two captains quarelled about a
and a challenge passed.
What folly" said the fair one.
1t is not with iron or steel, but
With gold You should fight for me-"
Paris Paper.
The Vermont housewife who
eads that English mobiles have lots
# hare in their preserves says she
ried it in some blackberry jam
md doesn't believe these foreign
tories.-Boston Globe.
"How shall / have my bonnet
rimmed," asked Maria, $50 that it
hall agree with my complexion I"
III you want it to match your
ace, have it plain," replied the
hateful Hattie.-Boston Transcript.
A gentleman saw an Highlander
me day fishing with a bent pin.
lie said to the man: Fish will
lever be caught with that" cay,
hey WILL" the man replied, "if
hey'll only take IL into their heads
sabethia is Kansas village with
cemetery. There is a sign paint
ID on a fence opposite the csme-
cry reading; "To keep out Of
- -.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-01

he'd 4" the Interest of Aocna County and for the Editors Profit
, 1880-04-07
DANIEL O'CONNELL.

THE REV. aE0l,nH nHnM1.O.
from Australia, WINS lnE1Hllllrt to deliver
lcntlirc In Fnrwcl Hull lust evening on Daniel
UCnnnoll. There WIS bnt handful Of puope
present, ami Il majority of these were women.
At about twenty minutes past = o'clock Father
1.ceinng caHe upon the platform, and saitl Il
WIS very dtsco.,rnEnK to deliver it.ctire be-
fore no snnll MI W1dle!,cc, but he would .icliy9r
stntcd Tint In otden lines 1t wits customary to
reward fntlors who Ind lcgnttet lnrgo families
70 naiio'lE is well IS q prvntc faniiies. 1na It
this were tho t,usc Irantlshon stand forot1ost,
lis no natioil under t1le hllil hnd brought forth
irciand. "'''''''''' ''''@ ''~" ''' '''''' '"" "'
The sp9akeF ; then Rrosess4 to ave brief
earls ehi5aooti: Il wiz consiisrc:!, il tho earIy
Catholics or Catholio children Consequently, it
hecat'ltt necessary 10 establish n,n0nE tho
Catholics q 2 syatem Of whit was knnwn US :" heM.l M
fehcherS. who thtlght their pGHpc ty stGatth
Mpon the roud, or wtorcver 1t wa$ most convcn-
icnt. Those bend tsaGl,crs were not over'n~
one a. . me pss ss e5s y %as tSy Ske St m
hy pricst who cnull'od His hair without. pulling
.on on qftcraT ht, ;a psssua'e HIN 70 allow hm
pluteiy mustered tho entire alfnGot-
THAT nov WAS DANIEL. O'C0NsEf1.
aud tho priest who tnught him his lottors WIS
Father Vut1ltty, who hnst n miraculous cscnp,
1r,n ;, stcHth ~ tho 9l'ows' on account Of being
TTa0In ~ Ircx Want y, ~ rco,o ,,cc,o,os
OC0nnellH after life when hu bccatlsn harria-
ter and !! politician; illustrating his shrewlnt,sa
tons his rcady vii n nlitcs, Ills brontt hlt'r,
nmnsl m his burning words Of cloucnce whl!e trcn.-
eonetuso e fs' Rathsr Lesaus oala4IxS nt is
the lrleh pntfiot for hts loyalty,, q big
wn natiyo " H. county, his scllsaer!t!ec. hts
, 1880-04-07
Observation-Disclosures,
Special Dhpatth to Ths Chtedoo Tribune,

1tt"' Onp"e" ~ ~. ~"s<osr ~, A'D""7
Sr. PAUL. Minft,t April G-The report OF
Wnsl,burn case. n,,tl tia subsequent teyetul.
,ncnt of M aiieacd aitemnt IN brihc t,hair-
'ea| -. ~. a."kIn '.pt ,,, ~ pitv I
man Sprl'ReF' exclto olly lai'RAln 'nterese
III Minnesota. Nototly expected tint Doll
nelly would be seated, md nobody is sur
mrisr,, 1,v his fn,iurn, Even thu rrIcf mil
.,.,. - - ,ns ,sao.s, a1,,,.o.,,a ~ ~ 4I,aa.sin
WIN. " n1S lcfson"! a.neleMls aie l'c".lie- 1
nj and ins'ncere. Nopoiy expects that Con.
Eresslilan Washburn will bc 1lnscated when
Fluudral1, OF this ctty, counsel for
Wuslibllrn before tho Committee, him.
scif nm actiW Democrat, says tint
before hc left Washington ho wns
in lis riKIt to tic srat he loi,ia by At ieast
TWENTY-FIVE majority In tia House, II, iy
n,,iiinp IN lid uurty scruws. Wnshf,lri,
s,onjd be unscatt,i, h, would bc reaiscte,l 10
by n jnrgcr majority thnn he |latl Inst full,
There llas been soino discussion OF the
statute, which provides t(,at, III tho c,lse OF
yncallcy in Cnngrcss, tho Governor al,nl1
order new election Within ten days, pro-
Yided tl,at no general election occurs befDre
tho session uf Congress. It Is thought
, 1880-04-07

to- 'utlllzo' this last remaining spot Of rntlve
beauty show 70 %l,9t % u In 1T stoEG tor rs ono
n'oss !ippo,iroMe; another. 70 Mako II into !!,
= military camping ground; third, to turn
II Into = rl!le-rnnEc; while yet another, md,
probably, tllc scllcme tliat wo,lll ho adopted,
Ts sosSr sst !h' of ;fd Tic Ts ass}easrs f evcs
son,u fnely.exccuted ylows Of t,e scenery
nrountl NtaKarn, illustrating tho bealtty, Of
t3se llttlo spots which TIC hand OF NM! iaa
"u.tIlzctln y and "iinprovel" 10 mnke 1noney.
To restore tho place 30 far ns may l'c, tho
Commissioners propose to sweep n"ny tie
tho links u Ills rapits, md 10 restoro + TO
say Y "On the main shore by tho removal of
seven gooa blilslfngs md ten It llttlo vnie,o,
bridge, Flying . belt of public lantl q milo
ilcaa .of tho npi,is to 200 feet broad nt
tho fallg, where 'nost room y needed for yis-
trees, the whole village 1nay By shut out
from. view,.-pla,,ted out-afd tho Tin;
slightly wills, the, sewer nlouths, aiM
ngns g tae r TepSeea pfnst 1!y Sy "tFG1 Sa nIo SnEs
graphic viows OF tho ''see'lery'" OF tho banks
nbove the falls rs It Is NOW, mil drawing rs
tho banks woul! appear attcr they had been
restored to their natural state according 70
ynst tha change would bo In tio aspect Of THO
falls. The Commissioners nlso recommend
t!lat tho State acquire. title to TIC debris
slopes nnttcr tho cliff from the ,Amerlcnn
waol1s tint border this pnrt Of the river. As
tho lantl Is worthless for building, # can
doubtless bo obtained for little. or nothing.
And further, That tho right, By secured to
tt1,Luf anil - "a {1fnfn n bnQt nf trnRA
, 1880-04-07
MADLEY THE CIOTUIER.

Opening Of Now Clothing Establish.
n,cnt in Chicago by the Loading
Clotltlcr OF tho West.
Ono Of the most Important additions to the
business industries OF Chicago Is tho cstal-
lisllfnY Of q retail clothing house here by
Mnbley tho Clothter, who will open tomorrow,
ut Nos. 1H alltl 150 Clark street, one Of the
iargest aMl best selected stocks Of ,non's
M,ys', youlhs', md ss1!t1,',re,''s clotlng evsr
the clothing business. Tho family Of four
brothers have brcn engngcd In tic lhntll-
facturc anti snte Of clothing for nearly twe,,.
ty years. mud they already hayo 1arge l,nuScs
C!evelalli artl Cincln1'ntL O., I4ou isyille
1naflds Of the immense tratto Iii MI these diff.
ferent placcs rr1uircs s,lc!i yast amount ?f
purchases can be mats 1T = gr;sat advantage.
They rank among tho lcattIng importers
Of cloth III the country, and as
all tllelr;, goods aro bought Mt
rst ntls d.s tney se "tfor to g., seI the mani,
Everything In the plnce Is marked In plaln
!lK,res, from Which there Is no deviation, 80
TINT Child cnn buy with sfn!lcll coil idence
strictly innlntainc d Mt III their establish.
IncMts, a,li this rule, In addition to the fnct
thnt they furnish better EDots for less money
tAn any single retail house cnll attempt, Inns
entitled them tn. Tho rink OF the lending
clothiers OF tho West. Tho goods brought to
Chicago arc al! new, md VERY manufactured
expressly for this market. T'lloy llnye no old
stock tn work Oft, and everything Is III tho
latest and best style.
The formal opuhin9 will take plnco to-
morrow, md the establishment II we'll worthy
Of q visit from every 1ltnli, woman. md chilli
In tho city. We pre.lict tho highest sl,ccess
for tho llGw enterprise, for It Is founded n,
strict business principles. and the nitInc of
Afnt,tey the Clothicr will soon bo u house
hold word in Chicago.
s7lt.... o.. ......A. L. m.
, 1880-04-07

urralk nf,oiIf annisns j" rama rffrti mn o,a fron+
,,,sn,as, ~ nn,,1.oreoei, ,ntt ~ TIsv..Y ~ ~ ~
portor fuw ovcnnHs so n taeto 'oen aro mpro pr
fs y. XII " T ratr3c Jvem ~ afelaa
thom IL ~r, hn,n"H Whv Sa..o ms ta,1 a savo
..snr.. ~" vs,n sM,ths a, m1sv .
tayo to stp nut. Win ti watSr muu IN tn nv
eslna - ~ y, Sn e. m w ~ t 9
Nrthwest M, rtffsh SmcEEi1s E T 6avp rcH IL ~ ,iGn
,iuie c.".t mi 70 IL 9n"na ~, 4"sa ~ ,uos aHs
nt y ai on s1ake steS bt s,w nrn rnitics waGHs
II hf!zoa ast ~ summer W. Sear
,E t! nar. rsfl tn dn,, ~ ~ S ~ pnH
i,nsna .U.e .t IL taey :''1ns sG ~ ss sr or
*" ~ nr isrr Ut @ o T .1 n wv ~
EtsvIt wit M,mes .ni Hn.1 r. thn ,,n III Ia.
nn frIa, M VAIN ovos y" i; n 3n Tue [nas.
~ % r ia Tu rlii =, ~ " ~ ~,
.nt 'T ~ al "a ,,n 1
ill ut rnn f., IL rnrv sa,nt ~ @ ~, ~. ,n. uS
.o .,os ~ ese.n ~ W soIy e.sHR. ~ MoMa scaltH
nny r p ras or oK ko % oYecs 12ey Wo H. sk WIZ
h,i, G M II 1nn altofnoo wo were taking
rs.. v,;,, ~ ,N, u nsvcm sc'. MS susy our
ilu1scS 9s wostla scnp & every 1oW pnccs 70 Dlow.
nt9S pH ,Is WI r., 91t to M ses S he
rhty yHbt w liz utner hlaV, Anu u VIC h9G uteh
, 1880-04-07

centrnted tniilngs nil tho way from 800 n ton
upward, anl l,aye got rs 1ltgl MS 81 400 pcr
ton, but, Of course, TINT WINS exceptionally
does not exceed 81 per ton. All tho objcc-
ttons In tho world cntl't change this" And
tho inventor. avoldnd further Interviewing by
starting fur tllo private room in Ills chclnical
lnbnrNt0ry. :.
Ills assistants stnse that tho pln,,s for tho
mills to be erected ut Orevillc, Cnl., wl,cro
Edison has secured Immense lnantltics Of
"talIings," are now being prepared by Mr.
te $Ss h5SsSl q I e @ Morka sfsrts ot
tlsa site OIL Tucstny to mike arrangements
preparatory to beginning work 0 n tho orc.
, 1880-04-07

infiietlng wonmd which IN nlt probability
n1ny terminate fatally. After. tlEs chapter
Of knklnXLsv' Ind t'ocn. .eNactctl, not Demo
crat could DO found, .eyory, ono of them hav-
ti6ns IN tic !: Yazoo,of thc North > aro to ho
carried. Intimidation antt fraudulent voting
resg1letl supremo yesterday, jln!l will 20 coli.
tlnNe iitllcss tho Government fnterferes nlld
scn,ls protrction.' =
Tho Inv Is overrl,itlen md lnng!lctl at by
ti,esg bulles, win capture tho polls nti.l hold
them by brute force, Respectable men ara
nfnsld to assert their. rights, consequently
they remain AWAY. ,sTho proceedings Of yG.s-
1u.ctutl during thu campaign unless Il force Is
sent hcro str0nE eMDllyll TO quill my dis
turbnnCc TINT may arisG.
, 1880-04-07
FEDERAL NEWS.

TWENTY-FIVE thousand dolIars In gold was
diah,,tsed yesterday.
SUPERINTENDENT MCDOWELL. Ia still reported
rs recovering.
Al tho sib-Trcas,,ry yesterday $4,000 was 70.
ccvcd and a ,000 ,lisburac,l in Btlvur rott,.
THE i1,turnnl.r,ven,ie rcecipts yesfct4tnv
amounted to $:,1+2253 ut which tEG,6OG wis fur
Ar1rlta. t3031 for tobacco and elH1.rs. atll &E15
for beer
1HR Post. .O1lcc was closed Mt Noon nnd tho
suli-Tr1aaury ut l n'clock yesterday. In tho
0thor Government offices tito Influence nf cvEn
II lutal election wins silsicient to suspend fnser.
CHtluH lIpws.
, 1880-04-07

It was In tho time Of Louis rhilippo thut tho
Mlnlster Of War srnt IN nrtier to lilo Uencrul
unrest, unl GtMtinx hM to bis sI,tHrtcrs fnr tif-
tocn days. ny WY at compensation, however,
tho Same most brought tho 0ltecr u tspatrh
Department WIS ut hls dApt,sal, u rhnt,Hn or
Ministry having boon decided o,, Tho 1i1icor,
rest. nj may naturally bu inluHintsi, tnsk tho
Hml tor Paris, Aad tDunl oil hls nrrIval thnt tho
liDny ut fnte bad brought Rf0nt tho ax-MintH-
tgr's lppnlntnloHt tO tho o0Itnanl ut Ent,HtnIl.
t!ne. lfo lr,tnptly caltutl fur telegraph blank,
and wlann u few hours lAtcr hfs predecessor md
following dispatch Awuttiuty him: "fUn will
lAro found On your dusk III arrival IN urslcr tor
tho commander ut constantine to consider hin.
self under arrest for fifteen duys. Nayp you
Ub1ye1 tt1"
, 1880-04-07


LuST-MAKatIALlsz-:Apr lsa. nt the Residence
at tho 1rlps patGatk, Hn frhr1hy t,y tho IiQY, ut
lDrlcr Albert f. 1Hnt Ird nurn u. Nn rslali. uldosi
hnuuhter Of Mr. and Strs. j. NJ. MnrAtnll. Owing 10
WnA rnttnfy rrtvalG.
Eb-i3nstnn and Nov Orleans papers plehse copy.
, 1880-04-07

a'M,latc hath ehurtns,t 10 hAyc the ctgQro and
candles bought ut UAwsons, I'll Htute street.
, 1880-04-07

Tho El.iratge Sewing -aTachino.-lt leads
Sold on nlontl,ly paynents. lpo Stats - stfest' .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco producs Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 24th-1 P.M
FLOUR We quote the various brands fol-
lows: Best City Extras, So 624; Bakers Extra,
50 S7ld6 l2i; Superfne, 81 25d4 so; interior
Extra, IS 62AdG; interior Superfine, S4S4 Is;
Oregon Extra, S595 623 choice do, So 50tG6 /;
Oregon Superfne, 50 7sd4 Walla waa Extra,
81 624d6 u Dbl. Purchasers of round lots can OBJ
tain concessions on the above rates.
WHEAT-To-lay about the dullest that we have
seen on Change for some time. Not only was there
absence OF sales, but failed II hear OF even a
bid being made for either large or small parcels.
The reported weakness in European markets Is prob
ably making buyers little cautious. We learn Of
purchases i'll the interior, aggregating some 80 900
cenals for shipping, said 10 be at price equivalent
to about 81 81 here For want of available data
quote the market dull at 81 974 for milling No.
| shipping, 81 924d1 95 Nc. ,, 81 S5@l go q ell.
BARLEY-It is said that the overland shipments
have reduced the stock of strictly choice brew
ing to a very small amount and that this is
weak and dull. Sales to-day of COG SKIS strictly
choice bay brewing at 81. Brewing is quotabe at
82a@919c; feed, 65@75c for coast and 75dS0C
u ctl for bay Chevaer, 81 60@l 10 for choice bay
and sl@I % for coast
oArs-Nothing doing. We quote Humboldt,
81 15G1 35; coast, SlG3i Is Oregon and Wash
ngton Territory, 81 15Od1 35 Surprise, 81 40d1 50
e ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from SS@l2
e ton.
BUIrER-The market is not buoyant. Good to choice
diaries sell from 22 to Csc; inferior to ordinary, II
20c, inside rate for mixed lots from country stores
California firllin, lS@20c
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26

The only freight trains carrying passengers
on the overland line east of Sacramento and
west via Benicia, are the emigrant trains,
while all trains ON the Oregon Division and
Western Division (via Stockholm carry pas
sengers. Freight for afternoon train, via
Stockton, must be delivered at the depot by
y o'clock NJ. or it will not be forwarded until
the following day, or if delivered after that
hour on Saturday, viii not be sent forward
until Monday afternoon
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26

WALKERS WIND UP.-Ihe walking match
has ended, and it is to be hoped no other one
will begin-here at least H. came to a
dreary close last night. The last two days
II has been run by the walkers for their bene-
fit, the management giving up all control. On
Saturday ui- hit. at o'clock, twenty four
hour walk began, which resulted, according
to the tally list kept, ia 81 miles for Robert
Briley, 81 miles Tor Mack, 81 miles and g
laps for Sheridan, and "A miles and laps
for NJ. DAILY. During last evening Guerrero
gave an exhibition OF running and jumping
Scott finished his six day walk at 10 o'clock
last night, French Joe second, and the first
received the gold and the second the silver
medal Scott made about 405 miles and Joe
about 395 miles the exact scores not being
furnished. e. DAILY was last.
DTED OF WAST.-Yesterday morning at
o'clock Coroner Yermilya was notified of the
death of man in a room on the alley be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. B and C streets.
He at once visited the place and found that
the deceased was Thomas Henry, aged about
20 years, who has labored on the streets. A
companion as poor as himself slept in the
bare, desolate room, and witnessed his death
an hour before. The Coroner satisfied him.
self that death resulted from destitutiUn and
neglect, and that an inquest was unnecessary.
THE CHINESE IEFASr.-An inquest was
held last evening upon the body of Chinese
infant, found near the Slough Saturday morn
ing, but no testimony relating to the manner
of its death was elected.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
FOR SALE OR LEASE,
Grand Hotel Property

StTUATEp on THE CORNER OF FRONT
- and K streets, Sacramento city, uirectiy OF.
p0site the steamboat landing, and near the railroad
depot The best location in the city for hotei
and business property. VIII be sold low, with favor.
able terms as to payments or leased for tern Of
years at low rental Inquire of E. CADWALADsfs,
No. 81 J street, Sacramento; or 5. P. DEWEY, No
303 Pine street, San Francisco. dZ2 32i
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, January oath.
BREADsTuPFs-F is dull and " heat is irregu-
lar the latter at 81 40ee1 As.
GRocERTEs-Ri Golf les are in better demand,
steady. Refined sugars quiet.
CHICAGO January oath.
wHEAr-s1 III Tor February.
BACON SO 10 Tor short rib sides.
PJRK-Sl2 774a12 so for February
LARD-S7 80 for February.
LIvERPooL January oath
WHEAT California, los 3dd1ls I'd for average,
and lis 1d@lls sd for club. TIE markets are very
dun and heavy, under discoursging advces from
New York. Cargo lots off coast and those just
shipped are gu tied at Cd while those nearly due
are quoted at sis Cd. These figures show decline.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26

LIVE CAT FIsH-The undersigned are ready
to fill orders for live cat fish, that will average
one pound each, at a very low price. Orders
from the country will be promptly filed. d.
DeBernardi & Co., Nos 800 and $40 K St
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26

BEWARE of all limitations in Rock & Rye
Geo. w. Chesley. sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
AUDITORS REPORT.

II. II. Mckee, City Auditor. makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, January "a, 1880:
Balance on hand last report s395 81
Receipts for the week. ................. 1880 III
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
corded January 2sd.

Capital Savings Bank to Amos L. Frost-January
23a 80 feet of 90 feet OF lot O. II, l. Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets 81 200.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-26
JOHN r. MElSTER,

A POTHECARY, ODD FELLoW VS. sS
n empl, corner X and Ninth streets, III
Sacramento JalS3 IN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-16
MEDICAL.
JUDGE NOT


past experience with travelling quacks, bat coz
suit the located Physician. the cele-
brated Specialist,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-16

put on cold. No heating of foot Send for free II
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-01-16
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a Democratic "Blunder."
ST Lonis Renu hlican


10 its list of Democratic plumbers
the Chicago Times places opposition 10
the political enfranchisemen OF the
negroes. 1t Democrats bad committed
no other blunder than this, they might
safely claim credit for iDealIibie wisdom.
1t there ever was stupendous mistake
It, Indeed. we may not call 1t stupendous
crlme--it was the bestowed of citizenship
upon the just emancipateG blacks Lifer-
ally saturated, as they were, with the in
iaences Of an institution which Repu blican
delighted TO call, ''the sum of all iniqui-
ties, the ballot thrust into their hands
by blind partisanship and crazy philan-
thropy became curse instead of bles-
sing; curse not to themselves only, but
to the country. For the first and last
| time in the history of the world, centuries
OF slavery were regarded as allsufhcient
preparation of acknowledgements. and q
race Of hereditary bondsmen was at once
invested with all the rights and RESPONSE
oliltles OF fnli-grown freemen. The
result Is before US. so plain and Dalpable
tnat there can be no mistake about It.
Ferhaps one negro out OF d thousand
votes with reasonable amount OF inteili-
gence, but the nine hundred and ninety
nine have no more conception of what yot-
Us HS@AAJ hACauS tLdu ZIG uIGS lIiSy OiIN''s
Look at the South under negro domination
and see the fruits of negro suffrage 10 dirt /
tyranny that made every true American
blush with shame. Nor is there any signs
of improvement. The Southern negroes
are as unit for citizenship now as they
were ten years ago They are led or
driven to the polls like fock Of sheep.
They have no more idea of political indie
pendence than of the geology of the moon.
Ignorant, eredulous. careless. they are
and always will be the tools of designing
demagogues; a voting population not
merely useless, but ilcalculabIy dangerous.
There are black citizens 10 St. Louis to-
day, on their way to Kansas, who actually
do not know, aud do not care TO know,
whether Kansas is 10 Nova Scotia, Wis
consin or Oregon; what they will do when
they get there, or how they will get there
or get away. The exodus thus far is, of
itself, an unanSWerable demonstration of
the inability OF the average negro to take
care of himself-to say nothing of assisting
the whites in government.
Democrats foresaw the consequences of
the Republican masterpiece, and predicted
them. Hence their Opposition to tie
political enfranchisem Of the negroes"
an opposition they have never regretted
and never will, aud which the experience
of every hour shows was based upon the
plainest teachings of reason and common
seDse.