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Estray Notice.

Came to my rancho In Upper Deer Lodge Valley. on
or about the first day of May, 1879, ONE RED WORN
STEER branded as follows: H. Rawden and
MTH on the Left horn, and HID on the left hip. The
owaer is required to prove property paw charges and
take him away. . ...u
Deer Lodge Crossing, February, 1880. 5j5-it
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Jecti1n to the Rogers Act when it WIS first intro
duced, on the grounds of unconsiitutionality. He
was opposed TO putting law on the statute books
and repeating il before giving it a trial. He favored
considerate legislation If this Act Is incorrect why
repeal 1t 1t can do no harm Ii it should be re
pealed another will be introduced.
Mr. BAKER spoke in favor of the passage Of the
bill. He thought from all the testimony that the
amount propo ed to be paid for this lake was far it
excess OF its value. He believed that the right o.
eminent domain ought only to be exercised by tn,
Courts. He did not believe il. property qualifca
ton, but he did believe that those who pay the taxes
have more vital interest in some questions thai
other people did
Mr.. CoNGER spoke again in favor OF the passage o.
the bill. The Commission had acknowledged the right
OF property In water which expressly prohibited
by Section l OF Article " Of the Constitution
There was no property in water, and San Francisco
could take the water if she wished to. He was op
posed to heaping debt OF 81 500 600 upon that city
Mr. CHASE thought the right policy for the Senate
to pass the bill and leave the question with the
people of san Francisco.
MIR. PARDRE favored the passage Of the bill. Yes
terday at u o'clock he stood on the banks of Lake
de la Merced. He tested the water and gave it a:
his opinion as man and physician that if the watel
was turned into the troughs i'll his yard, he would
not permit his horses to drink it. 1t was weak
brine, containing vegetable and the chloride
OF sodium He denounced the scheme of foistine
that lake upon San Francisco. He did not think
there would be much opposition to the passage Of
the bill if there no such institution as the
Hibernia Bank.
Mr.. JOHNSON spoke in favor OF the passage OF the
BILL because it the desire OF the people of SaI
Francisco that it should he passed. He did moi
agree with Senators Dickinson and Bittell on tine
legal proposition. He believed under the Act the
people would have vote on the question. He be-
lieved in submitting all questions to the people, and
| that they were the best judges of their wants.
The bill was read third time at length, and
passed by vote of % ayes to IL noes-Ande -son
George, Hill, Kane, Kelly, Langford, Moreland
Nelson Ryan, Satterwhite and Zuck
On rRotion OF Mr PARDEE, at sos p. VI the Senate
nd iourned
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COMMERCIAL.
san Franeisco Produce Market.

SAN tRAECIsCo, January 18th P. n.
Flour About 2, coo bbls was received to-day
from Oregon by steamer We quote the various
brands as follows Best City Extras, Sc 62t Ba-
kers Extra, So sT396 12f; otpeTfne, s. 25a4 80 :;
interior Extra, 90 623G6; interior Superfne, s49
4 25 Oregon Extra, s5Sa5 6zI; choice do s5 5OlF6 !;
Oregon Superfine 50 1904 Walla Walla Extra,
s. 624a6 q bbl. Purchasers of round lots can OBJ
tain concessions on the above rates.
WHEAT-Apparently there is inquiry for ship
ping purposes and it is difficpt in the absence of
sales to give standard quotation. Holders seem
to think that it viii pay them to their stocks
and therefore do not press the market. Sales to-
day were chiefly on milling account, follows
l,70O ctls choice milling ~ O2I 325 do and 235 do
81 95. We quote No. l at S20i2 0j for choice ship
ping and milling respectively, No. 2, 81 924@l 9TA
2 ctl
BAR1EY- Only one sale was reported on Change
this morning. consisting of 500 cts good coast feed
at 72lc Brewing is quotable al S2I9g7lc; feed,
65G75c for coast and 774dSCc Y ctl Tor bay Cheya-
Eer, 81 6o@l 20 for choice bay and SI@1 25 for
coast
oArs-No sales reported to-day We quote Hum
boldt at 81 l5al So; coast, SlGI % Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 l5al IS; Surprise,
81 40G1 so q ctl.
CoRS-Meets with fair inquiry. Sales OF 500 SKIS
small round yellow at 81 O2l 2l7 DO large white
and yellow, 5 $50 do large yellow, 81 8 ctl,
RYE -Quotahle at from 81 10 to 81 III 4 ctl.
BUcEwHEAr-t rom 81 20 to 81 30 e ctl for ordi-
nary to choice.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from IS to
Sl2 q ton.
BUIrER-Surplies are plentiful, and quotations are
easy at 24525c, with fancy brands at 26a27c; in
ferior to ordinary, l7@2lc, inside rate for mixed
lots from country stores; California frkin, lsG2lc
picked roll, 20@2le.
Wool Stock is all exhausted Quotations are nomi-
nal as follows Humboldt free 26GSc: slightly bury
and seedy, 2lg24c; very bury and seedy, $50
20c; San Joaquin and southern f5alSc for bury
and seedy ana ls@2lc for free; Oregon Lambs, 81
6t33c q 10.
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THERE have been more cures of seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopcr's Vital Restorative, than by all other
remedies combined. Why viii you suffer :?
Send to A. E.. Mintie, NJ D., No. IL Kearny
street, San Francisco, for the Restorative and
the quantity, so. Try bottle
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Eastern and FOREIGN Markets.

NEW YORK, January 18th.
BREADsTuFPs- Flour is dull and Wheat is irregrl-
lar the latter at 81 4391 IS.
GROCERIES Rio Coffee is dull and nominal Re-
fined Sugars are in moderate demand and steady.
Crushed, powdered, cut-lOaf. 10@lGlc; granulated,
9a@9sc; Coffee, standard, 93@9sc ditto off A,
9a9fc white Extra O, Ss9s5c; Extra c, sl6SJc;
c, S(dsic; yellow, 73d3c. Teas are quiet. Holders
do not press sales, and firm.
HIDgs-Buyers and sellers apart but prices steady
California dry are quiet at 24l G25c.
LEATHER-lrregular, with tendency in favor Of
buyer
HoPs Quict,at 35@4Oc for Pacific coast.
WooL-California Is quiet at lsa22c for fall
bury and 24a33c for clean fail spring bury,
2o@25c; clean spring, S0@3sc pulled, 35@45c.
OIL-Whale is steady at 5Sa60c for southern and
62b6i65c for northern sperm is strong at 81 056e
l 10 for crude and 81 1901 % for refined.
HARDWARE AND METALs-Hardaare Is in good,
active demand The price lists continue under re-
vision, and pretty much all changes reported are
toward higher level Nails are higher. being now
quoted at S505 25 q keg. The advance has checked
the Regular demand, but has stimulated speculative
inquiry. Pig Iron is quiet, consumers considering
prices artificial Alllarge holders insist upon $40
| for No A Scotch Pig English Pig s IN good de-
| mand and very firm Manufactured Iron is in
active demand at full prices Lead is in demand,
and holders are firm at G0c. Tin plates are active,
| but the irmness of holders restricts business.
CHICAGO, January 10Th
WHEAr-s1 241 for February.
BAcoy-s6 70 for short rib sides.
PoRR-Sl2 92I for February.
LAsD-S7 60@7 62l for February.
LIVERPOOL January 1eth.
California, los 6d@lls I'd for average,
and lis Sd@11s Sd for club Spot lots are buoy
ant floating cargos irmer cargoes on passage
and for shipment are quiet, but firm French coun-
try markets are frmer, but easier
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
XIII. sEssIoN-FIFTEENIH DAY.

| [Phonographically Reported for the REcoRD-USIo'
| by Willis & Stockton.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines In this department are
inserted for - cents for time three times for 50
cents or Is cents per week.
EOUND-IN THIS CITY, JANUARY 10TH. A
IL Bank Book and other valuable papers, which
the owner can have by applying at No sos street,
between Fifth and Sixth. ial9-3t-
HNAKEN Up DECEMBER 2s, 1879, BYeS
a the undersigned, at Weber Creek ZSZsfN
Bridge, Coloma Road, small BAY1A
HORSE, shod on all four feet, star the forehead,
small white spot on the nose, some white right
fore foot, and branded with what seems to be circle
on left hip. About eight years old. The owner is
requested TO prove property, pay charges and take
the same away.
January l6, 1850. WIN. E. GAYLORD.
al
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RfOLl4e.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, January 10Th - Immediately after
the reading OF the journal, the Speaker called the
States for bills, and the following were introduced
and referred
BY Bailey of New York-Relating to ;uteroceanic
canal. 1t requests the President 10 invite the CO.
operation Of the Governments Of the principal mar
itime nations OF Europe in the selection of a route
Tor lsthmus ship transit which shall be found to
serve most largely the interests of maritime ma
tons, and TO communicate to such Governments the
desire OF this Government TO come TO an under
standing relative to the neutrality OF such inter-
oceanic transit.
By Townsend of Illinois Proposing constitutional
| amendment IN regard to the election Of President
and ice'President Providing Tor their election by
majority Of votes OF the people, and for the aboi.
tion OF the Electoral College.
By Wells-Creating j b. Eads and his associates
body corporate, under the name of the Inter
oceanic Transit Company, authorizing it 90 acquire
such right OF way rs il may need provided that the
work Of construction shall he commenced within
two years and completed within seven wears from
the passage ot this Act and that if said work be so
commenced and completed, no 2 ants shall be
granted BY the United States to any other company
or corporation within fifty years. 1t authorizes the
President to detail two ships Of TO assist Eads
in making such full and complete surveys as NAV
appear necessary, and aprropriates 100000 to be
Immediately available TO defray the cost incidental
to such surveys
An invitation from the Clan NJ Gael Association
to the House. to be present at the address by Chas
s. Parne, the 2d Of February, i'll aid Of Ireland was
accepted on motion of Young Of Ohio
Cox offered a resolution rendering the hall of the
House to Parnell for an address The proposition
met some opposition, but was finally agreed to by n
vote of 96 to A.
Kelly moved to suspend the rules and adopt the
following resolution
ReS0tUed, That it is the sense OF the House that
the negotiation by the Executive Department of the
Government of commercial treaty whereby rates
of duty TO be imposed foreign commodities enter
ing the United States for consumption shall be fixed
would be, in view of ectOn of Article l. Of the
Constitution, nfractIOn Of the Constitution and
invasion of of the highest pre-ogRtives of the
House of Representatives
Springer moved that the resolution be adopted
unanimously.
Wilson of virginia-Is 1t in order to move to lay
it ON the table?
The Speaker-It is not.
Cox-I would like to get the ear OF tbs gentleman
from Pennsylvania.
The Speaker-Debate is not in order.
F. Wood-Nobody has ever proposed such thing
as the resolution suggested.
The question was taken by noes and ayes. and at
the close of the roll call which stood III 20 81 but
before the completion Of the vote the floor was at
o'clock claimed for the business OF the District Of
Columbia.
Final action on Key's resolution remains deferred
till Monday next.
Adjourned
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o. WE REPRINT r
review OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT
Its Different Departments,
From the Annual Business Review Of the SACRAMENTO
RECORD-UNION," published in their issue Of
January l, $780,
Its Different Departments,
HOW The PEOPLE OF The CITY AND COUNTRY
ARE ADVANTAGED.
few Practical Considerations worthy careful prsa and thought

few Practical Considerations worthy careful Gra and thought
dof in
MECHANICS STORE Sacramento WEINSTOCK LUB and
phenomena, methods of business.
paraIelin
application of business
principles all men should understand aud practice
wholesale conducted exclusively
CASH
PRICE" with
friendship
all
alike purchasers
comprehend the independence and fairness this
of
plainly
MECHANICS STORE skilled Whatever
and lowest possible rated the article
n
Factory operated
a
Special w okers and two Boys.
The MECHANICS STORE distinct Departments which
Department; Il, Manufacturing Department
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1t is said there are 10000, 600 acres of
public lands in the State of California yet
unsurveyed. Most of this is mountain and
foothill land, and though most OF this Is
considered good only for pasturage, there
is enough good land in 1t for homes for
thousands Of persons. In Lake county
alone there is large quantity of unsur-
veyed land In the northern part OF the
county there are two or three townships OF
it covered with as fine sugar pine as can be
found in the State, and even within three
miles of Lakeport, the county seat, there
is . considerable territory unsurveyed.
We believe the neglect of the Government
is serious impediment to the prosperity
of the State, and we nope the matter may
be presented to the proper authorities with
such force that it will be neglected no
longer. Lake Bee.
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"ANTED- IMPORTATION IN REGARD TO
w GEORGE WHITFIELD GRAY, who went
from Kentucky to California in 1919. Those having
knowledge Of him will confer a favor by writing to
SAMUEL GRAY, at BardstOwn, Nelson county,
Kentucky. POstOtice Box f. iaI4.2w%
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TO PAPER MERCHANTS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
D until FEBRUARY 1st, for SUPPLYING
PAPER of the sizes used in the publication of the
REcoRD-UNIoN and WEEKLY UNION for one year
The quantity needed and other specifications will
be furnished upon application Samples must ac-
company bids, and guarantees given that all paper
will be equal to the samples submitted Address
W. II. MILLS, General Manager RECORD UNION.
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A man with a wheelbarrow carries all
before him.
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication OGice, Third ST., bet. } and X.
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bIdl NOlICtb, % IOIIOW TtdlnR matter, tWBntY-
cents ine for each insertion.
Advertisements Of Situations Wanted Housest to Let
Society Meetings etc, of FIVE LINES LESS will be
inserted In the DAILY RECORD-UHIoS "a follows:
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Senate


| WASHINGTON, January Igth.-Ferry introduced a
| JOINT resolution, proposing an amendment TO the
constitution that suffrage shall not be restricted on
account oI sex or any other reason that does a-
| ply to all citizens. Referred
Platt introduced joint resolution reduestino-
the President TO invite the Co operation OF foreign
maritime Governments in the construction of a.
| canal across the Isthnlus OF Darien. Laid on the
| table.
A number Of private bills were passed
The special order the bill to prevent cruelty TO an
| imals i'll transportation, called up
Davis OF Illinois said that any bill imposing eondi-
tons upon such an important business rs the trans
portaton OF live stock to the seaboard was an i'm
pOrtant one and should be ScTutnized hv the SEN
ate before it became law. II wOu d seem that the
| interests Of the shipper and owner Of live stock
should lend sufficient protection from cruelty but
it was a lamentable fact that abuses had existed
and that cattle had reached their destination in an
unfit eonditon-untit to be used for food The peo-
PIE could force Congressional legislation and bill
was accordingly passed in 1872. The question was
whether that law not better than the proposed
one. Ey the existing law cattle must be unloaded
once In every twentyeght hours for food water and
rest for at least FIVE hours, unless they are car
rled In boats in which they can
have food, water and space and opportunity
TO rest. The bill proposes to take away the obga-
ton that cattle be unloaded except at intervals of
SIXTY hours, II they can obtain food the cars.
THIS prevents their getting rest, because they
not rest on the cars and be believed rest as neces
sary as food and water. To keep animals standing
sixty hours was cruel.
Thurman spOks at some length against the bill
as it stands though be favored its object and would
support it if amended 1t stretched the power If
Congress to regulate commerce further than any
bill had done heretofore Some Of the provisions,
too, seems unskfuy drawn.
On his motion, the bill was allowed to 20 over
until to morrow, to be printed together with the
amendments proposed to be offered BY several Sena-
tors
The Chair appointed Senator Pryor to replace the
late Senator Houston on the Committees on Fltc-
tions, Claims and Postofiee.
After an executive session the Senate adjourned.
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WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.


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THE WEEKLY UNION

TIE W EEkL1 UNEUN
GPublished In semiweekly pertsl
Is Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week,
comprising Eight Pages In each ISSUE or Sixteen Pages
each K, and is the cheapest and most desira Bile
Home News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific eoast
Terns One Year go 90
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t1- Since our advent in business, we have been
amazed at the hattering success of our efforts to
place before the public
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ASSEMBLY,.

SACRAMENTO, January 10, 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant TO adjournment,
at 2 o'clock p NJ, Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal of Saturday approved without reading
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Solid and Substantial Goods

O. "a 6 I'll 70 Ices !!
And again we quote the annexed list, at figures
that are alive and speaking:
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XAN E&EE MOTIONS =

"YAGKEE M NoTIoNsn is eonprshens In order,
STORE The Department includes all kinds Of Yankee Notions
Combs full line Pocket Pume
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MTLLEEN .EsR. y

To Ladies
ntoft
head Employing fashionable ii
Flowers
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Mr. ENos introduced a concurrent resolution re-
questing our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress to oppose the Franc0-American treaty. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. BAKER offered q concurrent resolution request
ing Senators and Representatives in Congress to
procure the passage of such measures shall allow
the entry Of ute the port of San Francisco free of
import duty, to such amount as can be made up
into sacks by prisoners in the State Prison.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for 70 cents for tme three times fer so
cents or rs cents per week.
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.


o
T?rety Of RRH GOODS 9Gung Gcoe Dress Goods White GSod Waro9
and Mixed Goods all grades Blankets Linens Coaks House Linen Ribbons Toilet
Threads Buttons The Order
this
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HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT!


of
the saesn
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COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT.

The COUNTRY ORDER DEPARTMENT phenomenal
Between and two hundred orders are file daily and the goods dispatched
themselves, the
best Judgment n behalf the intending
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SACRAMENTO, January 49, 1880.
The Senate met at 10 a ", pursuant TO adjourn
ment, Pres dert Mansfield In the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Journal of yesterday approved.
Leave of absence for one day was granted to
Senator's Hudson aud I
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Mr.. You've presented report Of the Committee
on Rules, recommending that the resolution making
substitute TO be treated in all respects as al
amendment, be adopted. So ordered
Also, in favor of the resolution calling f.r Com
mittee on Homestead and Land Monopoly and the
resOlu ion adopted. 1t is understood that Mr.
York will be Chairman of the committee.
Mr. CAMERON presented report from the Com
mittee on Attaches, in favor of the resolution tC
pay E. Finnell for two days services as Page, and
the resolution was adopted
Also, i'll favor of allowing the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds to employ clelk and
take testimony and the resolution was adopted.
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BOYS CLOTHING!

Parents in California and throughout the
Chdren Cothingepecay in Boys Garments 1t is
Clothing be purchased cheaper land good stock and max
at home At place there of
made Clothing be found than the MECHANICS STORE
ehened and the styles of the day these kept pace
forwarded ORDER by mail otherwise desired.